TJJE 1 > A11.Y BE.E.
E. ROSEWATER. EDITOR
TO CORRESPONDENTB-
D B COUSTHT FBIK.\DS we will almj-abe plea'Cd
httr frum , on til reaUctg connected with
VT9 ; * , country po'UIcs , auion any subject
haltvcr. of gcusrsl Interests to the people o !
i.UTE'ale Any InfoicicUcn connected with
t | cccctlor. ! , u d reitlLp lo floods. ccdcut ,
m be CiHi v rccched. All icrh con-.mnnlcu-
tlor howM-cr , mast U us brief AS poeslb > ;
nd tbrj niUBt In sli a cs be * r Uen on onr
side of tefhrt only.
THBKAMB OF BUTTER , Jn ta'l.mutt In etch snd
ny commar.lcalion of
virv se accompary
wUt returo-oev.r This is not intended for
rTibliotl.n.butforocrowu fitis itlon and
s proof if KOOdWth.
POLITICAL.
McorscmncTS of < ndid ies for Office hetb-
erfnude 1 y f If or iKcnd' , and whether as no- _
tlces or con-municaliors to the Fdltor , are
tiniil nomlrutlor.s srcrcadc steply pcrwr
rnd will 1-c clmrgcd for nsrdvcrtiwn-cntB.
it ) oTdcK're coLtrilnttoTis cf a M'xuf
jKiraalciernctrr ; ! " " ' wcwill r.ct rmlcrt l > t
lop-cfcncor rcscne tlics-nie in y taw
l-a < c\cr. cur tun is fvffcicnty largo to
nirre tuin suoply onr limited Fpice.
All con.niunicatlonBi'houldbc adilrcasetl to
E. ROSKWATER , EdiKr.
"Tlic legislature fhall J M fnica to corrcc ,
nbiucs nml prercnt unjust discrimination
nnd extortion in ell charges of crprcst , tele
frajtJi and railroad companies in this ttate
< tnd enforce stick laics ly adequate penalties
to tlecxlml , if necessary , for that purfose ,
, , f forfiiturc of their properly and fran-
chiscs. " [ Sec. 7 , Art 12 , Nebraska Con-
ttitution , enacted Juno. ]
KATtGHAt REPUBLIGAK TICKET.
\ TOE parfciDEirr :
JAJIKS A. GARriiT.D : ,
"of Ohio.
roR vicK-rr.rtinFK"t !
CHKE1T.R A. AT5THUK ,
of New York.
PflESiDENTtAL ELECTORS.
GEOKGE COLLINS ,
if Fawnea County.
.TAMES LAIRD ,
cf Adauis County.
' 'JOHN M. THTJRSTON ,
of Dimghfi C .unty.
REPUBLIGAH STaTE TiCKcT.
For Member o !
EUWAKD K , VALENTINE.
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lfor jccmlxr of Congress ( Contingeut ) ,
: < THOMAS .7. MAJOKS.
1'or Governor ,
ALBINTS NANCE.
Fur Lieutenant-Governor ,
2-D\VAllD a CAUNS.
' 1'or Secretary of State ,
For Auditor ,
WAI.LTCH5 , .
"
a. >
- Vat Attorney-General ,
( VJ. DILLVOETR ,
for mmUslorcr cf i'abilc
A , Q. KENDAli.
1'nr | | j .drliter.dcit ; of Public Instractlon ,
W > W. JONES ,
DlSTniDTTlGKET.
J-'ur Atfarncj'-Thlrd JuilJcM District.
JT. J.
THE southern demrcfata we
ring to the union of Ben Butler with
the Mapcnch'isctl * dcmorrate ni RCPRC
rf Beauiy and the Betpt , We never
Ben culled u beuty before.
COMJIIBSIOSEII LsDnc pasted
Sunday night from a visit to Colorado
where ho has been investigating the
subject of irrigitinff des rt hnds by
means of artesian -vveils A ti'.e has
been selected near Greeley and search
for \va'cr will bo continuad to a depth
of two thousand feet. The subject of
Irrigation by artesian welli is 01:0 : of
great interest to Colorado , Arizona ,
"Wyoming and Nevada. Lirge tracts
of lauds , othrrtrise unavailable , will
ba brought into a state fit for cultiva' '
tionif waler is furnished. Experiments
prove that cvcntha alkali plains when
irrigated prove invaluable for farming
Rnd grazing purpotca. Should Com-
iniseipiier LeDuc's expRrim'ntsueceed
many mi'lions ' of acres of land will ba
uddca to our nations ! agricultural pos
ecsjiona , and the wealth of the sta'cR '
in which such wells are located will bo
correspondingly increased.
The HcpuUi'Xin will never opeak in
favor o ! any interest of the Union Pa
cGc road that may conllict with the
interests of the pirty and people.
[ Republican.
This is , to aiy the least , dtcidedlj
ciol. When has the Republican evti
dared to advocate any measure detri
mental to the interests of the Uuior
IVicific monopoly ? Everybody know :
that the editor of that paper is a paid
emp'oyo of that corporation , and his
editorial head wouldn't remain on l.is
B'IOD ! lers tvrcnly-four hours if he
darcJ tj oppose any politician , fueled
ing such a rcnpgide as Church Howe ,
wh trains with the monopoly wing
of the party. On the other hatd : ,
when did the Republican ever chain
p'oti iho inreresw. of the 'peoi'le as
afrainit the Union Pacific ? How was
it with the U. P. bridge toll which the
people for years sought to reduce ;
how was it with the $5000 rip-rap grab ,
nnd how w < w it with any other Echeme
nf highway robbery invhLh Jny
G mid is interested ? Do wo ever bear
a word of protast against them from
that papoi ?
TJIS Si. Louis 7iYjwMiciui exhibits
nn abilicy in j > BrvcrttDg and dittorlirg
fscts , only equaled by its Omaha
namesake. It has lately been corn-
mealing on Secretary Sherman's Ciu-
c nnati speech on the financial admin
istration of the government , and
Claiming the credit for the dernoiratic
pirty. Jujt wh\t the democracy
} i d ti da with the disbursing and ac
counting for of the public
moneys the aqtMicnn- fails testate
state , or how , with a republican
irjesurer and lepull c n ' fisuta a.ny
credit for careful an 1 ccciuicil por-
jorramco of duty o i utt. c to a dem
ocratic cjngrer * . i edit-r nglccts to
Jinks clear. T i . ' at is thit the only
part of the fiamcss with which tl e
de nocracy had to deal , vis : the ap
propriations , exhibit marked evidence
of a spendthrift disposition , having
3nraased many millions in amount
ovar the preceding session , Theao
npprr-priations were dhbuwed by the
ropablican offiiials with a less of only
onthird of a cent en the dollar , a
rccard vii ch is without pawUel in
rhefiaa aalrecorde.of the treasury.
"V/aaterer craait th'e 'diOicftrtcy. can
iaie-frocj this fact sad ahacppTJir f .
ecn it a dtlieir - .
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RAILWAY TA2C E MPT ON.
Atiheropublican county convention
h = ld in this city on the 23th day cf
August , John JL Thurston , the oily-
fsngued political attorn07 of the
Union Pacific , with a gtand flourish of
t'umpefa apsurcd the convention that
he had no hand in tha sot passed Ly
tbe last iegishture whereby the depot
grounds , depot buildings , machine
shops , mschinery and other properly
oe railroads are exempt from local
t x tion. Mr. Thurstcn's statement
w s very promptly endorsed by the
'Trojan horse" from the Republican
valley , ex-Attornov General Roberts ,
who happened , as it were , to bo "ecci-
ly" present on the occasion.
Panyrapntablepcraoncanbcinduced
to vouch for Robertswho , was virtually
suspended by Governor Gatbrr during
the last year of his termfor connivar ce
with public thieves , we may give eorce
creicnso to Thiuston's statement
We should not , however , refer to thia
dramatic uArldcnt in the late county
con veil'ion , were it not for tin bare
faced misstatements that appeared iu
Sunday's issue of the Omaha R mbli-
can concerning thia railway tax exemption -
emption Jaw.
That paper has tha sublime impu
dence to tell us that the law does not
xempt the Union PaciBc from taxa
ion even in the tightest part'c-l.r ,
> ut merely disiribctDS what should bo
ocai-ts fition along tre wlio'c line c :
the road. Now while it is true
hat the law decs not in so many
wards exempt r.ny railway pr potty
'mui taxation iha practical eircct o
uinping ths depot grounds , depot
auildiugs ware houses , machine shops
machinery and other properly witl
tlie road bed , at so much per mile
IBS been * he exemption of millions ol
dollars worth of railway propetty from
taxation. No candid man will for i
noraunt assc-rt that the tracks , road
way and rollin ; stock of tbe Union
PactEc are worth less in 1880 than
hey Mere in 1879. And yet the as
sessment for 1880 is over four huu
drcd dollars less par mils thm
t wag in 1879 notwithstanding
the fact that in 1830 ftl
be depot grounds , depot btiildin s ,
aiashine shops , machinery , furniture ,
etc. . has been included with the track
ind road bed. In other words , sil-
h-ajjh tha Union Pacific is now ex-
mpied entirely frm city and coun'y '
taxes oa it } drpat ground' , buildings ,
mschine shop * , and machinery , which
in this county alone were assessed at
S2D5.000 in 1S79 , the general tax'paid
liy that road all along its line is many
DapandB of dollUB les than it WISE
the previous yeir. Bat the Union
sfiiSo Htlornoyi and organ grinders
now as Ure ua that they will not op
p -SB iho repeal of Um iniquitous us-
emption la . That is very gecero"g but
if t o people of Nebratka chot ino
slope ly cappers to the legislature in
November those plcdgsa will b6 dls
regarded , nod tha monopoly will con
tinue to evade its just propcrlien of
loial taxation. The tnx parert c-f
Nebrasla demand nnd will insist on a
more substantial guarantee than the
premises of cr-rpiration attorneys and
brass collar editors. They will insist
irnt candidates for the leginUturo
ahull by their fait rerord and their
Itnovrn integrity afford them RB
ranee that the revenue laws shall be
tneda rquitablu to all classes of tsx
payers , and taxation shall be uniform
upon jill classes of property.
Tne Omaha Ihrald , the only
pion of the abolition of capital punish
metit in our state lias constantly quot
ed tte virtuous example of Michigm
in doing away xiith the hangman's
knot and the rc-iffold. How well the
aVoltlion of capital punishment in
Michigan works may ba seen from the
followins statement :
There his been no hanging for mur
der in that sia'o in thirty four years.
Ytt the murders and attempts to mur
der in Iha ttato foot up as follows for
the current year alcne : January to
July , 05 ; in August , 18SO , 10 ; total ,
Levi Bishop , writing on this sub
ject to The Detroit Free Press
"Wo hear men express gladness that
.Michigan It ihe pionerr in this moat
ungrateful work. 'And oh ! ' ssy they ,
'how public executions brufaliza the
1'utlie fei-litic ! ' What has 'brutal
ized t.ho public feeling' in thia stale
for Iho last thirty-four years , so lhat
inw we have a greater number of
iliese cr mos in proper-lion to cur pop
ulation than any other stats or nation
mi the iili-bc ? "
Adversity is a very efficient school
master. Dr. J. F. Cusbiug has
learned something alunt the Missouri
river water from hs : efforts to foist.
ilia Holly i-jsicm upon the people of
Onnha. In an" interview in ths Sioux
City Journal , the doctor said :
"The Miasouri w ter could not bo
fil-.eivd to as to be pumped direct into
the mains , but mutt be pumped into
extensive saUlini ; reservoirs , and
tnon , after it was clear , forced through
ths mains. "
Thii woulJ have been news to our
citizans six months ago when they
were informed by the redoubtable
doctor that reservoirs were frog ponds
and relics ofa barbjrouagoand would
ba superflons in Omaha while a system
of filters wcra only required to make
pure the wafers cf the Missouri and
furnUh a constant 2nd pure supply
water through the Holly pumps.
of mule fame , thijiks Gen.
Garfield is "taking too much cf a hand
in Iho canvass to accord with tha
dignity of a presidential nominee. "
Never mind , Mr. Bsrnura , Garfield's
ability at mule driving , learned on tha
banki cf the canal , is sufficient to
enable him to block successfully the
financial antics of your Connecticut
animals.
BEX BUILER has jnined the democ
. Ben is
racy. chronically unsuccess
ful as a candidate , and will be &n old
man ot the sea to the bourbon Sinbad
of Massachusetts.
The Outcome In Douglas County.
Hallna Couaty Standard.
At a meetir-g of the central com
mittee cf Douglas county on the -
morning of their county convention ,
seven jiurchased proxies \yfire on
hand ? enough lo control the commit-
tea for the Union Papinc , of course ,
.befoie.ever going into convention.
'They endorsed tbe outrege ; cf tbo
ion save iio rbht ol contest in the
convention } EUch i the way our
) iriy is being handled in Nebraska.
The first party that arises in Nebraska
ind takes hold of those monopolies
will swe < p he board. We had hoped
the people in the republictn party
would ape it and take hold , but they
are not in control ; they are so indis
creet ag to letEcme ono el = e occupy the
positions where it could be brought
about in the party , but th .t is just
uihere G u'd puts in his work.
Tne U. S. Grant Platform.
Letter of Gen. Crtr.t to cstn loga , written
Augu:2,1PEO. .
It will r.ot do ti Kte beaten now
Wo should never ba beaten until every
man who count ? , or represents thojc s
who count in the enumeration to give
representation in the electoral c lege ! ,
can csst his vote just as he pleases ,
and can have it counted ju t cs he
casts it. Very respectfullv ,
U. 3. JllAJfT.
AM riteaCjmpliment ,
Ilarolns : HeraM
Hon. H. S. Kabyvas nominated
for representative by the rdpublfcins
of Webster county last , Saturday.
Mr. Ki'ey ' is ono of the m-ut able
men in Eou'liern Nebraskn , well in
formed politic illy , and will ba ono of
the leaders in the coming session.
Suh men wJl do honor t : > the posi-
t'on aud give us laws thas will not be
a burder , but rathfr a ben'jfit.
Republican Primariia.
DiVrJCt.vKcjm lian.
Tha practice of allowing dcnncrats
to t-xorcise republican fratic'iisj ' in re
publican p imarirs , or the plaa of "vo-
tii gdemf crats" tn accomplish the end 1
cf one fnrtiou of the party over an
other is not only a dangerous and
dshcneit : custom , but is an open violation
lation of party principles. Wo have
two parlie * , et direct variEiico on
qU'Etiof.B of public issue. If the
Uetnomtj have a right to assiu in
placing republican ondidaes in nom
ination , n-pablicins ivro undtr ob'iga-
tions to c-'iuult the wishes of tluir
demccraMc fri-iuls in eeleoting their
candidates. If a dcmccrat could
have his way , of course ho would ee-
lect the weakest n.an , bucansa he ,
would ba most easily dofea'ol. It
nnkes no ditleience whothtr the republic -
public iQ3 are in the icajrty or not ,
the practice ii a dangerous ts will aa
a tiishoiic't on ? , and oil who bo'.ievo
iu ths party ih&y support , denounce
tt as a wrs n . Thts strength ana oon-
tinuance of sirertRth in a party depend -
pond * lately upjn the putity and
"
f-iirness of ita prirnari ° j , a\id \ "purity
aud fairness arc u'.ltr itnpossibilitiM
where two or more parties aVe mixed
up in a body which is to cheese tbe
standard bearer of but one. Tne pri
mary is the sttrtii ) point. If it is
not pnn > , it js f.-liy to hope for a fair
expression.
IngeraolllaMelno.
tmho ClIcaj )
Tha > grast rf publlcin rlly of tbo
inrft2n ! which was held Frid ay
li Men"nocoou , and attended
over C-lsht tUouBnd people. It K.IS
the ler ffct demonstration ever wit-
norsed in Maine , atd when it is w
inombsred that it was hald gt R plsae
-W tM the people attondjne had to
fMnj home to ftttsnd the mooting ,
U not having bsen ho'd either in a
large chy nr town , or within several
miles of onp , it will ba seen thst noth
ing bat earnest sjid determined fo&l-
irg could hive called out euch a v.t t
isJorabJy. Col. R. G Ingersoll and
Gen. Sherman , of Ipuisiana ,
* erc the orators , Col Inuera ll
rover bpokft betlur than hedid Friday.
For t < vo Juiitra end ton mlnutca lie
hold _ t hat YJS * audience , who applaud
cd his stelwart a'iiumente , h's teinfic
arrainnrjiBiit of the democratic party ,
nnd his maciuficoat tributu to arid
p-rtnxyal of the prrud jecord of tha
republican party. He paid n grand
tribute to Gan. Garfipld , and said :
"I um ofttii asked. 'Hiw can you
vote for Grn Gar8dd , he is a Chris
tian ? ' I t ll you , frietidn , why I can
vote for him becausa I am not a
bgor , and Gu. . G afield is not ona. ah
'
GarSela's name was received with
rounds c-f cheers , as was the name of
Senat r Blahis. At the cl-se of Eob |
ert Iiigersoll's great effort ho was ap-
plaudtd again and a sin. It was lik ; *
ono of his great efforts , masterly ard
incomparable. He never nude a no
bler or a grander effort in his life , and
ho has done the republicans ot Miine
a great service
STATE JOTTINGS.
Aurora will aot-n luvoan elevator
completed.
Hastings sighs for a pork paekin
establishment !
Columbus talks of buying a chem
ical fire engitio.
Ponci Landing will have a stean
ferry to the Dakota Eide.
= Jun'ata has
received iho accou
tremtnts for ita militarr campar.y.
The Catholics of Albion will aoon
begin work on a chemical buihlmcr.
liridg s are cinaidcr.ilily dam
agad ii Is'cmiha county by hi h wattr.
Thousuulsof tons of hey will bo
baled in iladiaon county and thippot
west.
Much of the hay staoked in Col
fax county has been spoiled by the
rain.
A ChicAgoman intends
starling a
wholesale cry goods storj in Lincoh
s .ortly.
There nrc no\v on the Nebraska
s'do of the river JOO.OCO ties for the
NorfuJk lino.
Therj is to ba an : i cticii aalo ot
town lots atFiillerfon
, Xanco county ,
on the l th inst.
A meeting of fannara interoeted
in etabhshingachecfo factory in Ge
noa , is called for Sept 11.
A convention was ca'led ' at Pal 1-
myra lo take action for uniform pro
tection from horse thieves.
' Hastings will esbblhh a w'nd mil !
fiic'ory on an improved mil' ' , pitetsded
recsntlyby onoof her citizens.
At the raikoad junction between
Jackson aud Dakota City in Dakota
county , a new town will be started.
Work has Veen ccmmenced on the
Nebraska City distillery improvements
and a full force will bo put on this
week.
The floral lull at the Fremont fair
grounds is one of the bestatrancei
aud most commodious of any in the
sta'o. '
It is said that notwithstindin-r
the drought the wheit crop of Hamil-
ron will average more
per acre than
1 ist yesr.
The hay industry contnuea : io de-
velop. Nebraska will furnish Colora
do with a great proportion of what
sh will consume.
Another drove of sheep from New
Mexico is on the way to Fremont and
will reach there in about three weeks
The flock numbers 7200.
There is talk of organizing a G.
A. R. post at 3Soi\h Bead , there bein ?
no less than ICO er-soldiera within a
radius of six miles of town.
Dakota county has threa saw
mill' , three flouring mills , thirty
schools , twelve church organizations ,
.
-.vith a population of
3500. mostly
Americans.
Ssveral raen , wi h planty of cap-
its' , who stand ruidy to form a sto'k
coaamny to build a hutel at Gntid
JsJanei , acd furthermore thst work
3-1)1 ) soon bo.beguo , . -
thrir new ohureh cd8ce ! raisad and
nearly rooffd. The Methndists ra a
littlabshind on tluir churchbut.it wll
ba enclosed by the last of the month.
Two young women rooently drove
t'Ti-ughthe Republican valley with no
escort and think thet it speaks well
for a frontier country that they were
never so much as offered an affront.
Clay of excellent quality for brick
! s f und near Ord , Valley county , and
a real brick industry is likely ta bo
developed. Prairia has H used In the
kilns , instead of wiod , and tha bricks
manufactured ure of good quality.
The exodua negroes who were
brought to Humb lilt ha * spring , re
11 turned ti their old homea in the south
Jait ! week. They found good friends
J1 here iu Nebraska , but longed tor tbe
' Sunny ' South.
Two men , named Nick
aud Martin Hollerick , brothers-in-
tw , living in Adams conn-y , unpaged
n a quarrel last week , and tbo hitter
vjvj killedi being struck on the head
with a spade. " " * * >
The road between Blue Springs
ind Beatiico is being pushed forward
ery rapidly. The rails have boon
aid from Beatrice to the Bl < i , nnd
ha balance of the grading will s-on
> o Girshed.
Siromgburg Is moving to have a
ire department since i's narrow cs-
sdder apparatus has bfecn ace tjfcd ,
ind a meeting will soon ba called to
organize a coropiny and equip it.
Recently the legs of a man were
ottnd on the river at St. Paul , and
ast week the thighs and lower por-
/on of the body were washed ashore
at Liup Ferry. It is thought thst a
murder ha ? been committed nntl the
: cdy cut Up to covdr up the crime1.
A Gi-lumbua man , who has just
added 1500 nhecp to his largo fiuck ,
ays that there are capitalists in Chi
ca : o ready to invest hundreds of
thousands of dollars in sheep in N -
on shares , provided they can
ind careful and thoroughly cotnpe-
tent men to take thcln.
A meeting xrns recently held in
North Bend to take action retp. cting
the proposed cresmary , which is to bo
a branch of the Fremont concern.
There \vs consider.tHc interest rnanl-
and a rnmmittee , to ra-so the
? 3COO ctpital needed , win appointed.
[ t looks now as though the Nirtli
Ueiders woull be feaay for the on-
orprisa as soon a * work is begun r.i\ \
.ho Freznont creamery , which will bo
by January 1.
Th > re i * great kicking ngain&t Ihe
impost' ! m , at the republican Eto'e '
cjuveniion at Lincoln , of making delis
egajea purd nae lee water. Twro boyi
cleared § 19 by tbji small business
and The Democrat eays they detorve
no credit lor their enterprise. It COM
tinues further ! "An much nt Lincoln
has received from the h nds of tbo
of Nebrwka and than to
charge a representative brdp , like the
republican R'ate convertHonj a nislH
ehflh for a glass of Ice water , 13 simply
an outrage. Whoever IB renponeibln
for this pieoi o ! meannow should be
shown up to tha community. "
SGWA EOftiHD DOWN ,
is to have s erasjnsry.
There i * a Geld of 200acrcu of brcom
c6rn iu O'Briei ) county ,
Woodbine ha improved to the
amount of $20,000 this year.
The Iowa corn crop IB eitimated at
200,000,000 bushel *
The a'ata tuprame court meets at t
Couucil Bluffs on the 30th inst.
The Marihalltown canning factory
is pu'ting up 12,000 cans of goods a
A project ii on foot to orgsn'ze a
creamery nsiccititian at Milford , Diok-
couhty ,
The Crawford county normal insti'
tute will meet at Dsnieon , September
13.
The Iowa City oat meal mill has re
ceived an crdrr from Lohudnfur 5030
barrels of this "Scotch beef "
Bccno has contracted with
E Beach , of Mirshalltown , frr wa'er-
works. The contract price h § 15,000.
The Hew linieed oil factorv at Dn-
buque will be ( iO by 110 feet in di-
mcnsions , and will require 400,000
brick.
The Sumliy schools of
aud vicinity will hold a convcn'ioii at
Farragut on Wednesday , SopUmber
loth.
Between five and six hundred del
lars have been sub. cribed toward
building tl iiapiist church at Wood
bine.
bine.Tho
The Iowa Distilling company has
fihd articles Of incorporation. PI use
of business , C'omauche , Cliuttui
county ; capital stock , $25,000.
Ovcr-SCOOOhas been eubrcribad in
Council Bluffs to equip a driving park
association. Several thousand dollaw
are yet wanted ,
Tha Norwegian plow works in Du-
buqua now employ seventy-five hands ,
and are turning out seventy plows
every day.
The treaty fifth annual session of
the Upptr Iowa conference of the
Methodist church will c.-nvcne a. * ,
Osage on the 25th inst.
The Southwestern Iowa Baptist ns-
"ociition held a Stuicliy school con-
venticu at Damburg on Thursday ,
"ad. A very excellent programme
has been prepared for ihe occasion.
An Immense amount of hay is ba-
ing put up this season in Ida county ,
much more than ever before , but it
will all be needed. Stcck in that
county is increasing in numbers with
wonderful rapidity.
Ir'nn county is out of debt , with
in the treaeury. Cedarlis
with a population of nearly 11,000 ,
bn a bonded indebtedness of only
833,000 ; floa'iog debt , 595000 ; total ,
$42,000 in round numbsra.
Fish Commissioner Shaw is gather
ing dam st.itisticu throughout the
state , as a basis for the ordering of
such fish ways as may be necessary to
facilitate the passage of fish up such
streams as are dammed. When the
models are ready owners of dams will
b9 required to complete the fishways
in GO days , or it will be done at mu
nicipal expense and charged up to the
property.
Six prisoners escaped from the
Clinton county jiil at DaWitt on the
evening of the Slst ult. They over
powered the turnkay , Thos. Hudson ,
who had gone in to lock them up for
the nhihr , dragged him into a cell ,
bucked and gagged him , took his re
volver and pocketbook with § 1.08 in
change from his persontied a blanket
over his head and left htm helpless
and insensible. The names of the
tssaped prisoners are John Foster ,
alias "Black Jack , " Lewis Hopkins.
August Heldt , J. J. Turner , Louis
Hauo and Archie Jackson. There
were seventeen prisoners in the jail at
t e time.
About 1200 Keokuk peocle attend
ed the old settlers' meeting at Fort
Madison , on the 26th. The affair
was a great success. Amen ? thosa
present was G. W. Singley , of Moul-
tea , 110 years old , and said to be the
oldest white man in America. His
birth occurred in the year 1770 , in the
tuns cf George III. He was five ye.irs
eli when the battle of Bunker Eill
T4S/ought ; six wen the Declaration
cf i..i Independence . . . _ . signed , -and ii. i
0o.nfclUe
? i.
; en < ? n
tcrcit wnsVslencourtVanausd l , the
oldeet white settler in Lee county , ho
having located at Keokuk in 1827.
Gould'aJSnipira.
Heccrd.
There is nothing vaiy attractive to
the country at large in the prospect
that at no distant day sll the great
transcontinental lines within the ter
ritory of the United States now either
wholly or psrtinlly in operation will bo
under a single management. Events
csrtaiuly teem tending thit way with
remarkable rapidity and certainty.
The prominent pirticipation of Jay
Gould in the annual meeting of the
Texas and Pacific railroad cdmpanjr in
this city is significant , and the fact
that thia great railroad mignata is
hereafter to have a probably control-
ins voice in iia affdira is calculated to
excite alarm. In connection with
some of the other gentlemen present
at the mcetirg. he nlrdady owns rind
controls the Union Pacific and
Pacific , bssidta oilier important foatla
jvhich pro to bo elements in the pro-
poted , cjusjliil tion. This joint
oVvnerahtp pud nnntv enient i < eqlUV.i-
lent to a gubitrntivl monopoly of car-
rjing busiucss btttveru the eastern
and westeiu sections of the Union.
Firat and hst upw.rJs of 130 000-
000 acres of the public domain have
been granted to Variclls Pacific fail-
road corporations by congress , and
chzrtera of the most liberal chsr-xctir
have bean jiivon them. Withoui
government nid not bhd of them
would hnve been set en
fojt. The mam arqunmt _ used
in EMpuort of the claim cf the pro
jectors of those great fiilroads iVuS
thiVt they would immensely contribute
to the goaem' ' welf ire , Hiid it was upon
this pltit of tifie"aTttcip3ttd vagi ad-
vantngei tJjfe ret-ple thnt lliey cb-
tained th vm fra'nchifes nnd grants
that was bestowed upon thum. It
was foreseen or oxpsclcd that all com-
petitiivo rates cf ttantportation would
be dt-stroyed by uch a combination of
intorwtg ES in now threatened , it is
not i probable that these corporations
would h'-vo been thus encoura-
g-d if the resu'tj ' c-f the sort
how beiilz rtHlized had been
cintempUted ( as 1 ktly to ocur , TliO
roads i were intcndtd byconvre's 'o ' be
prrat nitionil highways , tVnitfn ? Iho
A'lantic and Pacific Eti'ui ' in a closer
union , and , thus strengthening
the g'lvcmnient in if.i ttrritonal
in'ogrity , sMbseryiilg abote sll ? 1 ?
chstp and speedy Inlereommunic.i-
tifn. If ? H' underttanding is to ba
uiarrowtcd by aHowing the wlirjo
tr. ntC"nt nentil sjatem of the coun
try to te gobbled ub bjr ono raarl , or
by one combination of men , making
them mid their succcsscra musters of
the iltuitign for nil lime to come , it
will corjEtitu'e one of the most colossal
outrages of histoiy. "
Neb"aka Repuollcan Platform.
1. The republican" " ! of Nebraska uifttt
heartily endorse tlie profosloa ot princi
ples formulated by the national republican
convention nt Chicago , and pladgo their
nominated.
2. We afUrm ths dnctrlnca of national
jn the formulated
> ipoa which the perpetuity of the nation
rests , and thv the P' inciplo of h mo rule
us tfr.iitiolntdtl by Ilia dcmo rfttia narty { *
V-ufr ths oaaUons exnrMiilon of the oolfcpi ! ! ,
ilootfine of btate r.'alitt , la revolutionary
in Ha churcctrr and dtnlrucUve cf th
ttinty rf this natlnni
5 , We regard tha recent wtauro of the
poll ? and the Wholesale robbery f th *
traiichise i cf the repttbllcrtn citizen * of Al-
Rnnma , enn > rlslrg In the magnitnde. mid
sfFrontery of thq crime of all former erfrrts
of the party tinder the Tweed plan lh > ie *
York , and trie M'Rif > sipii plan In the
Boijtli , at ft fair jpeciraen of democratic
mclliod nnd n forecast of democratic do
ininion in national aftMra thnt alioultl in
cite every hone t man ml taxpayer in th
country to most evneat endeavor to da-
feat the partv of brlgahclage nd fraud at
the polls in November.
4 > We Imvo in lJprod "what Lee and
Jackww wuultt do if they wfcrtf nlivei" and
have de ermir.ed to em loy our bete onef-
ales In preventing the sehu re of thenntinn <
al govermncnt by their livim ; c'rarades
tkroUcth the frn ( U of th ? eolltl south. ,
6. Wo concrMttlate the penjils cf the
tMe upon the rapid increase of rjopula-
tion and wealth , jitul ur.on the good meas
ure of pio-perity tlwthaa -warded their
labor upon th rapid upbuiMing of our
material iuteiesta bince the mceess of re
sumption and the levlval of trade.
6. We pledge our suppoit to such legia-
lation in con ic-ss and such measures by
state legislatures ns may bo necessary to
effect a correction of abuses and prevent
extortionate discrimination in charges by
railroad corpohiti'Tj" ' .
7. We ino t cordially intite tlic aid and
co-operation in the latest defense of ili
national integrity and imtioD.il purse of all
republicans nud war democrata who have
differed wltli us on temporary issues , or
have clunjf to the party natii6.
Jletolccd , That we heartily join in the
rocjmmendatiou made by General Garfield
in his letter of acceptance in urging upon
cnngre-s the fpecdy improvement of the
Missouri liver for hnrge navigation.
TiJE CototuiJu liuslNESs poLLfeati , at
Denver , Col. , whose advertisement appear =
peariu thw issue of ourp- > per , i § designea
never tails to qualify the attentive student
to enter at ouce upon the active duties of
hfa. This institution ig patr nixed by
young men and ladic from every section
of the country ! and in rtll tbe prlnLJli.iI
cities nml towns of the Union rnsly ud
founc graduates of its course of instruc
tion , successfully eng.iRed in hjlsincss. .Thb i
e\peii3e are sufficiently low to be within
the reach of all clae e ? . and no belter in
vestment of time or money can bo made
than in aojuirinj the pr.vtial knowledge
of l/asiness affairs thsre imparted.
iciw-es I'ci-ullir to female ? Hrc < xtly cud
tit the ahiiicoi iliuiocs medicines tytlifi
ns nnJ oml'ifi-I rea.nly , Prof , Outimctto'b
French Kicln.ij Tail
If iou .TO troubled with .
scuo , liilliom fcter , JiUnoice , djspcptlu , or IMIV
Ois-aso of < hc liver. Hood nr Homach , anj w'sli
to eetitutll trvtliennv roiicJv , 1'rcf. Guil-
mctte's KrcmhLlrcr P.d AsV jour ifga
for it end ukani other , and If he has not cot
it send SI 50 in a letter to tlio French I' d Co. ,
Tul d.i , 0. , an'i ic 'civo one by rttUrn inail.
IE. in1. OOOK : . ,
OJd Fellows' Block ,
Prompt attention gtren to or ( era by telegraph.
ST. CATHERINE'S
Academy for
Young Ladies.
ISthandCass Sta , Omaha , Neb.
Thscjutseof stujlosat this Institution , be
tid sthu
embraces
, et ? .
fsjioa comracccca the first Mo day In
Sf pt ember and tiio fi st Stonday in Februny.
Boys fnm five to t n years of age wilt ho art-
mitt d.
For fmther jiartlculirs app'y to
Directress of St. Catherine's
Academy.
au3312t
VlliEGAB WORKS S
Jtmts , Bet. 9th and 10th Sti , OX All A.
First quality distilled Wine and Cider Vlueyir
ol any strength below eastern prices , and war
ranted joat as good "nt wholesale nd retail.
Send for price Ifet. EENST KKEBS ,
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line of Steamships
Leaving Xsw York Ercry Thursday at 2 p. m.
For
Franw and Germzmy.
B ; JRJGHABD & CO. ,
> . " . ,
* j - * Keir
-y ,
STRENGTH and ENERGY ,
WITHOUT THE CfeE OF DRUGS , ABE RE
QUESTED TO SENP FOB THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW , AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR
NAL , WHICH 13 1'1'BLijlfED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
TT TREATSuponHEALTHHYGIiSSandFhjsl-
J cdl Culture , and Is a complete c jcjclofnvlia cf
uifoimatloa for Invalids nnd Ihoee who nicer from
Kertoli : , ElbsmtliK n < l Piiiclt l Diteafti' . Kvtrj
ubiect Inat be r upon hexllli nn < l huciaa li.t | > piurs' ,
rccvlre * ttentUn In iln pa ; ; " : and the m ny qtip .
tlon asked brnuffcrlnmnralids. irtoh.irrdMp.nred
of a cure , r"s acanereil , and valuable luformMion
h Tolunteetrtl to all * ! ioaro In ned of ruwlical atl-
vioe. The Btibject of Elnc'nc Btlts nrr.a Medicine ,
nd Ihe hundred aud out questious of a ! Impi-i-
Unce to sutfenng humauity , are dulj lousidered
and explained.
explained.YOUNG MEN
At.t ethers The s'toer ' fruin N rroui and rhrfica )
Detllltt , J.IM of Maul/ Vigor , rreir.atute i.Vm ;
Ion an'Jtbo ffiSnt gloolnj cpnMqunCM of * Hj
nduwcllon , sic. , sre 3p cU bsefited by < : w-
Vl or a
ayijit fiil'f *
Dforiuillon woitii
PULVERiVJACHER GALVANIC GO. ,
' 'OR. EK5HTH and VINE STS , . CINCINKATI.O
tLoYeurs'befo ) ' *
DR. 0. MoLAWE'i
are not recommended : is a reined v " fuf
nil tlic ills that flesh is heir fo , " but in
affections of the Liver , : wd in all Uilloua
Complaints , tfytpcrju. ! ' < ! sick ijest ! '
ache * or diseases of Unit charaCtsr , they
Btund without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic rnn be used pre
paratory to , of after taking quinine. At
u simple jrUrgafive they arc ttncqualed.
*
BEWARE OP IMITATIONS ,
The genuine ure never sugar-coated.
IvHch box has a red-wajc seal on the lid ,
with f hfe iiurrctsion , JIcLAXE'S LIVE-
PILL. Each wrapper bcsra the signa
tures of C , MiLvsE and FLEMI.SG 3K02.
ESS" Insist upon liaviiif the cenuine
DnTC. McLANE'S LlVEft TILLS , pre-
pafcd 6 ?
FLEMING 111 JOS. , riUsbui li , ? R > ,
the market being full f imitations o'
the name 3fpLnHv , spdleU diifcrc'iitly ,
but same pronunciation. _ _
BOWEL COMPLAINTS ,
A spud ? Mid Eitwtu.-il Care.
PEREY DAVIS' PAIN-EILLEK
Hit tiooJ thi- ( eat o ( roRir TZ.RS' trial.
Direcliont with each cattle ,
OLD UY ALL DRUOQlSTa.
UJ A M T C n lo-ail AeenU everywhere 16 f 1
If AN I hll Tei , to - , Bavin ? Powder.
Flavorliiit Extnc'i ; , etc , by eamp'e , to f inilliH ,
Profit gocU. Ontptjfes. pvOtilp'jTea Co. , Box
5KO , St. loutj. Mo.
nlways Cnves nntl acvev < Hth ( | > "
points , Tliov/orlsVb event Pain-
for Man aad
nntl
PITCHER'S CASTOR1A
is not Narcotic. Children
{ jro\v Iht upon , Mothers like ,
ar.d Physicians i-ecommciHl
GASTOKIA. It regulates the
Bowels , CJiree Wind Colic ,
allays Fevcvishuess , iinrt de
stroys AVornis.
WEI DE MEYEll'g CA
TARRH Cure , a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala
dy , Tjy ATisorptini. The mot
Importftut BJsoovp y since Vao-
cinatioii. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrt. ihii Cnron nt
Any stage Ijcforo Cocsnujptioii
sots fill
THE ONLY PLAGE WHERE YOU
cnn unil a good isaortmoi't ol
BOOTS AND SHOES
At A LOVER F1QVRK than at
any other shoe fcunn in ths cltT.
P. LANG'S ,
238 FARNHAM 8T.
LADIES' &
SHOES fdAOE TO ORDER
i prttect 61 LCarrUrJ. Trices T-vresson
OMAHA AND FORT OMAHA
Couuccf s With Street ars
Corner of SAUNDEI13 and HAMILTON
BTRESTS ( fcild of Ilc-1 LJn a3 follows :
LCvVE OMAHA !
6:30 : , 8:17andlllCa : m ,3:03S'37ind7:23p.m. : :
LKAVE FORT uJUIU :
7:15 a ni. . 0:15 . ra , and 12:45 : p. d
4:00 : , e15 ; tad St5 : f. m
"Tlio 8:17 a. in run , leivin on" h > ni'd ilji
4:00 : p. m run , leaving Fort Omaha , nro ngaally
lorded to full cajiacity nith reRiiNr passengers ,
The EI7a. : m. run will be maiofV ! m the rest-
office , corner of CoUx9 and 15th tnrchta.
Ti' ' kets fe i I c procured from ttfeet cardriv-
ere , or from dil cra of hot1 ; * .
FARE , 25 CENTS , INCLUDING SIRE CAR
MEAT MARKET
r. P. Block , 16th St.
Tr'ihBiiJSa't flcati 0 all hinds constant
oil lulid , prices refcon-iblb. Vegetables In Beat
on. Food Jellvoicd to t nj- part of the dty.
WJif JIUST ,
1'.t | 171 N'rth ICtll ,
ATTENTION , BUILDERS AND COH
TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Banks , near LOUIS VILT E , NKB. , ha *
now ready at the depot at LouiaviJle , on
the B. & M. raUroad ,
to fill any order at reasonable prices. Par
ties desiring a white front or ornamental
brick will do well to give us a call or send
for sample.
J. T. A. HOOVER , Prop. ,
T.nr ! < rriln ! VB
HARTKOPFF'S MUSEUM.
Brandt's Turner Hall ,
'CoroerT ctb iii Hoard Strsetj.
Thb celeSntetl Musnim wl 1 ba open erory
day f ma 10 o'clock a. m. cntil 10 o'cloci p m ,
tbe sur co-lainj s larjje cells tlc ; of 20C3
rifllil and H taril cariujiBcs cf
Ethnology , AMtoziJesaJ f
Tis * MKteisn ffttlt ! B
BAHKIXC
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED.
HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
GALDWELLHASVlLTONfeO !
Incor'
pc-ated Bank.
Accounts kept In Currency or gold * } & * to
iljht check without no'Ice.
Certificates of ilrpc : t lsvu LpsT Ha In three ,
tlx ard twelve months , bearing Interwt , or on
demand without internt.
Adviiceg made to < utoraers on approved te-
rarities at market rates of Interest.
Euj and gel ] gold , blliiot eichange GoTern-
mcnt , State , County ami City Bond0.
Drxw Sizht Drafts en Kn land , Ireland , Scot ,
land , and all parta of ui'j > 9.
S ll E iropean Pof size Tickets.
nOLLECTIOHS POGR1PTLY MADE.
augliltf
U , S DEPOSITOKY.
hRST WATIOHAL BANK
Qf'OMAJIA.
Cor. 13th ana Farofcam Streeta ,
OLDEST BANK1HC ESTABLISHMENT
IN OMAnA.
( SUCCFESOHS TO KOU5TZE BHOS. , )
ESTiBUSUED IS 1810 ,
0/xinlsed M Xntlpnal Pa k , AUjfUgt SO , 1S63.
Capital and Profits Overg300,000 ,
Si ci illy tuthorlzej bj tb * "ccretary or Tre-uory
to recelie SubKriplion t& ths
' 5.4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN1.
OFFICERS AND DIHECTOM
.N KOUSTZB. President.
Afecsrca KOCSTZH , Vice PraUtct.
H. W. YAK s. n , hler.
A. J. Porn.sTos. Attorney.
JOBS A. Ci lorrros.
I' , n. DATUs 't Caihler.
Tcl bacV rwnim deposit without rfjarJ to
amounts.
Js'uea time certlScates boating Interest.
I'lVS Drafts on San F ancisco sad principal
cities of the United Etntes , abj London , Dublin ,
Edinburgh and the principal titits of the conti
nent ol Europe.
Sells piratijB tfckstJ for Emigrants In the In-
man us. majliff
REAL ESTATE GROKEB
Geo. P. Bemis'
SAL ESTATE ACEHGY ,
ISlh cfc Sit. , Omaha , e ? .
This agency does STBICTI.T brokengt bcil-
ocsa. Docs notscoculata. and therefore inrbu *
falr.a on Ita books aio Injured to itj pfctroca , to
ntsid of bcinr Etabhl.J cp hr tha aarsnt
HILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
JVb 1J08 fbmliam Strut
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
Offij * North Side cr-p. OrsaJ C nt l HoW.
Nebraska Land Agency ,
DAVIS a SHYOER ,
lf )5 ) FarnJiam SI. Omaha , Xtlr.
< 00,040 ACHEH caref ullr elected ! icJ in Eastern
Mibri'lia for K\a. \
fir cat Csrpiiiu Ir. ir.irr'-vcd farms ,
O.Y. DSvi W2BSTETI CSyDSB ,
La' I and Corn'f U. P. R. 4p.UbTU
assa. LXVT13 &S29.
Ityron Rccd & Co , ,
EEAL ESTATE AGENCY
J2V NEBRASKA ,
Krep A ccmnictc shatmct of title to all Real
Estate in Gmahs act ] Do clei CountT. ciayltl
HOTELS.
THB ORIGINAL.
Cor. Randolph St. & 6th Ave. ,
CHICAGO ILL.
, -f-
PRICES KEDUCED TO
$2,00 AND $2.59 PER DAY
Locittd in tie ! busines * cent-c , convenient
to pl.ic-s of Rtnuscnjcnt. ElbL'sin ly furnfshod ,
( ? oHainirfr all modern improvements , pnwcnzer
slovnlor , As J. II. CUilMI.VoS , Iroprletor.
cclCtf
! US1
3
Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
On Hue ol Strcu * Jlnlls-iy , Omnlbm 'o nd from
til trains. IIATE3 farlor fl.wir . $3.00 per day ;
ccond llo-ir 3" CO pcriUy ; third iloor , 3J.CO.
The best furnished a.Tl mo't com . 'Mlinun honse
In tlie city. G KO. T. FHELTS , Prop.
IOPOLITAN
, NEB.
IRA WILSO& PROPRIETOR.
The Metropolitan it centralloca'cS ! , iiJ
first c'vs In cve-y re'pctliavinjr recently been
thlrDi7 ! rsnornied. 'Jlic public wil find It a
comfortable and hui.lelik lr"tni. marStf.
gcimylcr , Neb ,
ij House , Good Meals , G-xxl Beds
Airy P.oomi , end Ihd and accommodating
treatment. Twigood eaniplo rooftis. Specia
attention paid to commercial travelers.
S. MILLEE , Prop. ,
15-tf Schuyler , Neb ,
FRONTIER HOTEL ,
Laramie , Wyoming.
The miner's resort , good aceommodatlons ,
are sample room , charsej reasonable. Special
attention giien to traveling rceo.
11-tf U. C. niLLI\RJ ) . Proprietor.
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
Firet-cbss , Fine large Sample Boomg , ona
Mock from depot. Trains atop from 20 mnntca !
to 2 boars for dinner. Free Bus to and from
Depot. Kates 3ZCO. 82.50 and (3.00 , according
to room ; a ngle meal 75 cents.
A. I ) . BALCOir , Proprietor.
ANDtlEW EORDEN . Cnief Clark. mlO-t
CHARLES RIEWE ,
TAKER !
Ztetallc Cawa , Cefflos , Cukata , Shroud * , etc.
Faraham Street , Eet. 10th and lit o , Onuha , Neb.
Tele aphlc Orders Promptly Attended To.
GASES
3tAjrcr.tCTt.TizD ET
O. J.
1317 CASS tT. , OJIAHA. NER
jSTA good aaortment ilwaya oa hand-TSt
UNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Former ! ? of Oiah & J c !
MAX MEYER & CO.
WHOLESALE
Cigars from § 15,00 per 1000
Tobacco , 25 cents per poiiiul upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Bend for Price List.
MAX MEYER 46 CO , , Omaha , &Tcb.
r
5
GUMS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING OGDS ,
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line or
m-f
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'i
A OOMPLETB STOCK FOB ,
I
STYLISH AND GOOD , NOBBY AED CHEAP.
We have all tha Latest Styles of Spring Suitings , an Elegant-
Stock of Ee.cl7-Wade ClotLine in Latest Styles. Gent's Famish
ing Goods Stock Complete
HATS , GAPS , TRUNKS AND VALISES ,
la fact the Stock is compete in all Departments.
Uon't Fail to gcc onr Custom i/opartmeiit id charst of
Sir. Thomas Tnllou.
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1301 & iS9S yavnham Street.
TO THE LADIES GS8TLEMEM :
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD I
A Positive end Permanent Qur
In all CUH of anft > . Dlt8' . Draw. B-i hfi DIjMM of tV
KUneyi , Incontlasnt a < J K tenU n U Urtfie , Innirn Uon o
tba Kiilntyi. Catarrh ol 1M ElulJci.IiUh Colortd Urine. Pain
in tha lUuic. iMe or Llona , arvous W aknw. aad In batw.
dljordsrs of tbo BUddtrand Ur Jn.inr Oigana , whathercontriot .
d by privatB aisencj or othoaw ! * * TWi T" * r ia Jy has bwc.
oaeil wlta luocus for r.wity tea yeaN ' "rinw , with tha raoit
wocUei < ulcuralr tSttU. li tvtitt * siMfp Kan : no toinitoui ,
tat mal medlclnel balng faqnlr d. We avt buoJreJj u ( tesU-
manKa ! of cure ? by tbi Pad wbga ill else h > I rii'tu- ,
LA DIES. ! { you ara lufferln * frem ftm t Waakno * ! . teucof'
rhao , \littttt pesulUr to f nutj. ! or ta fcV any dUs . aaV
ymr < lrui it for I'rcf. QuUir lt'i Frwinh y.'ln / " . < " ] < * ,
take no oti.tr. If belu notiolt. aenJ ji.CO > nd J ° u w
t I'ad by ttWin mail. AJdrtit V. B.
FREiYGI ! PAD CO , ,
Toledo , Ohio ,
PROF. eUllMTTE'S FRENCH LIVER PA §
Will pojtlvelycro : Kcrer anU Ag y Dumb Afw , AIIUU Calts , bUUout ITeTar. Jaundice , Dj p p la , ,
ano aJl Ui 6 s of the Uver , s-ionwch and Btooil ' ' ti jU'l ' carw by a.bwrition. aaa 1 ptiai ne.t.
Ask i Our dr ; "ist lor this pAd ml tike nootber Jf he iJiwsnot kc plt,9 ndn40 ti t'e FilK > CIi.
PAD CO. , ( U.'S , BrunchOoTtilo ) , Ch.'o. gnJ rKcS * IVt.j i { uri mail. . KCU.V & CO. ,
Succsssors to Jaa. K. Isb ,
PERFUMERS.
Dealers in Fine Imported
Extracts , ToiH "Waters , Colognes , Soaps , Toilet Powders. &c.
A full line of Sur-ilcul In.stiumaMs , Foiket CM < M , Tres ? " * ami Saprorten . Absolutely Pure
DrusanJ ; Chemunli used m Uispeiwn . I'resctl tisiu B1I U at any hour t > f the nlghti
Ja ? . Jf. Isli. Lawrence Itlcllabon.
R !
ma A
In Ksgs and Bottles.
Special Fignreo to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable
Prlnsn. OSce. 239 Don lftfl Street. Omahn.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
F PACKERS
l I JiVl LiilW
Wholesale a.n Retail irr
FRESH 3ISATS& PKO VISIOXS , G E , POULTRY , FISH , ETC.
CITY AKS COUNTY ORDERS SOLfl'ITED.
OFFICE CITY MARKET 1415 Douglarf St. Pt'.ckiDg House ,
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. B. E.
JJOuBIilE AND 91NQLB ACTIKa
i fl S mm PIMPS
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , Mining MaoMnery ,
BELTIHC HOSE , BRASS AHD IRON FITTiHCS , PIPE , STEAM PACKIHD ,
AT WHOLESALE AHP RETAIL.
HALUDAY % 'IHD-MILLS , CHURCH AHD SCHOOL BELLS
A. ? . . y/HlANfl. 9.\5 \ Fnmham tyrart. flmnlift. Hah
PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
OLESALE GROCERS !
1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 321 to 22915th Sta.-
KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
The Atteetion of Cash and Prompt Time Buyers Solicited.
AGENTS TOR THE HAZAED POWDER COMPT
and the Omaha Iron aad Nail Go.
Machine Works ,
-g = r f *
J. F. Hammond , Prop. ® Manager
Tha most thorough apoolnted and corrplett
Machine Shop * and Foundry In the state.
Castings ot every description znanntactared.
Engines , Pumps and every claae o machinery
made to order.
gp d I ittentlon iflven to
Well AusnrsPnlleys , Eansjcrs ,
Shoftinir. Bridge Irons , Geer
tutting etc.
Inf. Models , etc. , neatlexecuted. .
25fl Harnev St. . Bef14 } oca I6tb
B. A. FOTLZR. JASSS E. Ecan.
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
Doelas for tafldla s of &ay AttfAMas. ou
czlhitiUoa at su oSizs. V.'e biTahiJcrrcr 0
ci o Ia4a3al3g ! am
pabUc c ! PI a
GC. .
MERCHANT TAJLOR
Capitol Ave , , Opp. Maaonic Hall ,
OMAHA. NEB.
31. R. J1ISDOX ,
General Insurance Igent ,
EEPBESENTS :
PUO2J1X ASSCHAKCB CO. , of Lou-
tlon. Cash AsjeU 15,107.127
ivESICUeSTEK. N. Y. , Capital 1,000,00)
THEJIKKCaANrS.otl V r rk.N.J. , l,000,00r
GlffARO nr.EPhiIadelpbaCapltat. ! . 1,000,009
NOHTIIWESTERH NATIOXAL.Cap-
Ital SXW.COO
niiiMEN-a FUSD , CiliTornla 800,000
Burma AMERICA ASSUKiNCECo i.soo.oco
NEW A tKFIREISS. CO. , Aswta. . . . BoO.OCO
A1IERICAF CEKTBAL , Ateels 300,000
Southeast Cor , of Fifteenth & Douglas St. .
racn llr OMAHA , NBB.
A. F. RAFERT & . CO. ,
pontraotors and Builders.
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