DAILY BEE
E. UOSBvVATEB : EDITOR
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HATIGHAL REPlBUCAN TICKET-
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A.ol
ol Ohio.
VOR VICE-PKESIDENT ,
rHJSTKU A. AKTHUH ,
nf y W Yorlc.
PRESIUENTIAl EUCTORS.
GEORGE W. COLT.CCS ,
of Pawnee County.
, TAMiS LAIRD ,
of Adams County.
JOHN M. T yESTON ,
aB Omnty.
REPUBLICAN SThTE TICKET.
Tor Member of Congress ,
EDWARD 1C VALENTINE.
Tor rueml'T of Congress ( Contingent ) ,
THOMAS J. MAJORS.
1'or Governor ,
ALBINUS ANCE.
For Lieutenant-Govenior ,
E .C. CARNS.
Foi Secrplnry of State ,
S. J. AMXAND iR.
Per Auditor ,
JOHN AVALLICHS.
For Treasurer ,
< J. M. BARTLETT.
For Attorney-General ,
r. J. DILLWORTH.
For Ownmirtioner of Public T nnil nnd
A G. KENDALL ,
For Buperiutendent of Public Instruct t v
\ V.V. . JONES.
DISTRICT TICKET.
For Attorney Tliird Judicial DUtrict.
N. J. BDRNIIAM.
Tun democratic press ure unanimous
in nayirg that they never expected to
arry Vermont. Of course they didn't.
There are too many farmers in Yer
ncnt who no their own thinking.
TUB rre-cnt houee of commons om
stains 211 men who had no coats in the
Inst. The merchants and"uianufac -
Inretn Imvo increased from 91 to 199 ,
mid the c 'ttntty ' gentlemen and nris
tocrnts ha\ diminished from 20 to
THE plan of Bending brigadier gen
rala to Vermont didn't pan out attci
'l. Almost all of Vermont's soldiery
were uudsr Gen. Hancock's command
in "the Kta unplepaantnesB. " The
; iicru acd rcpublicoii majority
JIOHininy want to Mltttr 't'lOfr o
lea let at the head of tjieir old foes.
A NOTABLE emission in the Hit rf
republican state speakers for the 29 < h
iuet , is the name of Colonel Chase.
% Ve regret to notice thi ? , but are in
formed by one of the executive com
mittee that the colonel declined to
speak on account of a constant pres
sure of official business upon him as
mnyor.
A BKOTUEU of Charles A. Dana , ed
itor of the Kcw York Sun , Is making
republican speeches in Ohio. Both
were&honsr.republicanB orgaally , but
Oha ? . A. Dana was refused tV-e collect-
orslup of the port of New York and
and has felt conviced ever since that
republicanism is a delusion and a
enare.
THE latest reports fro tn the railroads
announce unprecedented earnings and
waormous profits. The New York
Central road hss increased its earnings
over last year in the sum of $4,701-
030. The Chicago & Northwestern
reports receipts for August , ? 433OOC
renter than for August 1870. The
Chicago & Alton has increased iti
j-.roGtg of last year § 1,531,000 , and
the Wabash 52,432,000. Now trhj
Co not the railroads follow the business
11id
ness system of ordinary trade ant
manufacture and let their tariffi
be regulated by their profits.
If the people sgltate the subject ol
legislation against railroad extoriiorj
< Jisy Ere met with an answer that railroading
reading is like any other businesjSnc
the people here no more right to in
terfere with its operation than they
have lo say how much sugar , salt 01
to * shall ba sold for. The prices ol
tlieso articles , wo are told , depend
upon the condition of the market , and
tie profits of the manufacturers and
railroading is subject to the same laws.
Such argument is specious and false.
"I ho railroad corporations admit of no
* lcmont escepl competition and the
pleasure of the management to modi-
ty rates and tariffs. The fact that a
r < > ad is prosperous and earning heavy
profits on fictitious stock is to them no
ground for a reduction in extortion-
* ta freight and passenger charges.
Should the profits appear too large th
e'ock of the road is immediately in-
Brewed and the dividends lowered ,
* hila the enormous sums extorted
f r ra the peaple contiun * T roll into
* -"ia coffers of the r > - treasury.
T.ere is only on * r d th cry-
5 crUs conjn a bj 3 railway
t bbtra , and f .medy lie , in rigid
Vgiilativesupv _ jnof the operatic as
" public cM-riere and the trerclso by
legislature of their riKht to fix a
m limit of
freight and
psiMn-
. psople must be pro-
the daily command to
Corporita nio-
ciod v 2ht to tbeir
and
- 0rtion.
by the
tr inrt
oat
= n.cur le Utorste 5
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It k interesting to read this damo-
CKtia dtuuna-ationa of Gea. Qarfield1 !
couneciion with tiis salary grab , in
the light cf eonie statistics recently
compiled by the Cleveland leader.
Tba author of the talsrj steal was Ben
Butler , now bbzias for the democracy
in Maine. Through his ingenuity the
bill toconaniarctle thcstsal vas task
ed on to the legislative Rppropria'lon
bill , wLich extended in ite prorisiotiE
to every pr.rtof the mtehinory of the
government in all the states and ter
ritories. The records cf the houss all
prove that General GarCcld antago
nized Butler's grabbing hema at
every step. He opposed it in com
mittee , opposed it in the house , and
fought against it in committee of the
whole. Eighteen times be voted
against it on us many different oc
casioiiB , and only yielded at last to
aave the bill ns it came from a confer
cne commiltea of the two houses in
the expiring hours of the session.
The Senate of tue Forty second cnn-
g-fsa was c imposed of 52 republican * ,
17 democrats and five 1 birsl rf publi
cans. The house was compoead of 134
rooublicans , 1C4 democrats and fiV-
1 btrel republicans. Upon the ques
tion of agreeing to the conference re
port in the legislative , executive and
j-idicmllill , the sena'u voted eiCrma
lively as follows : 42.3 per cent , c f
the icpiiblicm senators ; 58 8 p'r
cent , of the dprnocratic , and 80 per
cant , of Iho liberal senators. The
vote in the house comprised 39 4 per
cent , of the republican members , 45 2
of the democrats , and CO per c nt. of
the liberal republican * . The b 11
passed and baok pny amounting to
over § 4000 to each member was
granted by its provisions. Now
comes in the question "who kept the
money ? "
The record howa that on the republi
can tide of the senate 40 4 per cent re1
turned the money , and SO 4 p ° r cent
on the democratic side. Of the house
republicans,38.7 per cent made restitu
tion to the i reasuryaud only 14 4 per
cent of the democrats. lit pull tea n
senators and representatives covered
into the treasury $223,30121 and
democratic senators and representa
tives only 83,576. If we add the
liberal republicans to the republican
list , the sum total pggwgates § 25G-
257 CG returned by the republican
members of the Forty-second con
gress.
General Gaifield never took his p y
out of the tresoury department , and
was the second to cover it back , Tice-
President "Wheeler heing the first.
General GarGetd , with MB fellow rep-
rest ntatives of both parties , was stern
ly opposed to the steal , "but WAR e m
p-lled to give assent solely for the
purpoto bl saving the legislative
executive and judicial bill in the
closing hours of the session end wi'h
the determination to repeal it at the
e-rliett opportunity. General Gar-
fi-ld with other reputable congress-
mcu and senators washed hla Lands
clean of the dirtv trnn actum by im
mediately returning his share of ta *
plucdar into the national treasury.
If the democricy will stile the truth
about the ailary grab the party won't
have much t cro'Sabout. .
Jine gone republican. The
returns are not yet in , but there is
little doubt of the result. For four
years p sk JMatne has been-distract * d
by the financial heresies of the grccn-
baclcers. In 1S76 the republicsh ma
jority was 15,000. Tro years later ,
owing to till ) state of trade and the
discontent of the people , a salon cf
the democratic and greenback par I its
resulted in a republican minority of
13,000. Last year the republican ? ,
who had been caught napping the
year betra , warmed to their work ,
and cast a vote of G8,7C6 , or withiti
one per c i L of a majority. The Rt
tempted G roiloa attal which follow , d
is froth ia the minds of all. Ttie cam
paign this year haa been thenrsten-
fmsUsiio and thorcuh of any which
haa taVtm place m Maine. The fu'inc
Sun pai gn of the democrats and green-
bickers opened with brilliant mos
pac.a.nnd until a few weeks ago the fu'
Bionuti claimed ( hit they could Carrj
the elate. Since that time there ht (8
- baen a genuine stampede from theii
ranks. The hard money democrat ts
have ben flocking to the republi
can rauks , and thouBBndi of
republicans who had been lee
by their discontent durirj
the hnri times to join the graenbacl
- party hnve had their eyea opened ant
! returned to the republican folds
The disgraceful attempt of Garceloi
. to steal the legislature haa reactet
heavily on the fusiouiats and attength
one d their opponents. Mr. Weaver'
arrival did much to scatter the seed
of discontent in the fusion ranks. Hi
had juet arrived from Alabama id
there he had gained some insight int
aimon pure democrac } ' and he refuaec
lo atsist the fusioniata nnd their can
dtdate. The greatest of all argu
meuts against fusion success has beei
the prosperity of the country. Fron
latest advices ' :
Maine's rrjpublcan ma
jority will not fall below 6,000 id
may reach 15,000. The democrat
will now have to pay their attention
to Indiana , Ohio and New York. Cer
tainly Miino nnd Vermont feelm
need of a
K BstiiHOOTERhas verj
foolishly denied having written the let
ter attributed to Hrn In which he tolc
one of his constituents that
it rould bi
JmpoBsible to get his p n ion bil !
through congress , baoauso th rebej
general who is et the
head of the pen-
won comtaittea in the
senate , wai
aver : eiohavinRBuch bills _ pass. The
New York Tri&ajw sow accuses Mr.
Biltzhcorer of deliberate falsehood ,
says it has the original latter in its ;
possession and bts compared it with
many othtra of Mr. BeltzhoovBr's , th
handwriting agreeing perfectly. Mr ,
B.will aow go io meet \Va < 3e Hamp
ton.
ton.A
A discovery WRS recently m&de fn
laaho Sprinsrs of a large , well defined
orevioe carrying i 6treak of qntrtz
frora one to three feet in width , -ac-
cotnrnnied by a etni of mineral of a
calonde character , about three inches
idta , that will csxtalnlvTM up Jn
the hundreds. "
STATE JOTTXSQS.
ITinboldt : ! talks of a Era coa-
pany.
pany.Linuoln
Linuoln pay a out 1300 fo * feuik
daily.
daily.The
The fall round-up begin on tb
fkh Inst.
Tha B'a'.B Normal ichosl hia lit
pucils enrol ed.
The arrc. of Salfaa county's earn
crop ia 46,07 acres.
Tre Oi c > ur.ty fair has baen
ptstp nsdtill October fl.
Arara > o fr n a half mile race
truck nFRvly oriaplsted.
Exc'.v&tion for fha newPlatta -
mou h hotel i ? completed.
Thi Gerrsn Thcnlncical semi-
narytrcs oj. n d on the 17th.
The brick * -tk rn Ttcumseh'a
new opera huse la linhhed.
A Prrsbvtprian church has been
organized at Tame o , Seward county.
Fn larlon's flouring mill a n-arlv
compleled. It Trll have two run of
Etocee.
A flouMngraill will be erected on
tli R-ir Netnaha four miles above
HumboM * .
Ltiinb-r f' r B'verfon'a new
c nrch 5s on the giDund , and work
w-11 b * ru'.hed.
A Perti man is manufacturing
s > rah > m m a" , and cane ia coming in
rrom nil di > ettimj.
The Fr mont Creamery company
ara n"w tixini ; to establish and the
anch et Waterljo.
Thera is rn much building in
k'nc ! ' ! tint i lumbers ar < 3 ihirty days
behind fit-ir oo tracts
One man has sMpoed § 80,000
"r h of h > w f'o-n F 1 nore county
during the last ten mouths.
ha * been nnd will be
put up in H li county tlii * year than
ever btfi ra in onesecson.
F la ! Oily can ppcure n foundry if
aho will donate four lot * , on which lo
erect the necessary buildings.
Linre herds of ca tla nre bein < f
mored fr' m 'hs h dwa'prs of the
Republ'c'n over to tha Loup.
A Lincoln m n agrees to build a
acr > b im Republican river at
olt , provided the nrecinct votes
§ 1500.
1500.The
The Vernilllinn , D. T. , ferry hnat
is nowmskint ; rccultrsuccfssful Irips
from she N bfaika lo Ihd Dakota
shore.
The Rcalriee telephone line is
kin ? , 25 instruments having > een
already puf , and more will bo as soon
as demanded.
AVork on the row wins ? of the
Cnpitol iprocreating rapidly , jet the
B v.rk is delayed by the scarcity
of stone cutters.
W ik on the l > tbraaka City djr *
tlry i-pr presiins finely , fttifi the
t r iprietnrd hope to ba able to n'art ' np
by October 15 h.
Tbo track of ( ho R V. H. R. ii
nowlijd Jieirly * r > Gubbell Trsck
'ajing ' is 0 1114 pushed forward st iho
rate cf a mile a d y.
A Freaiout man has invented nn
ingenious mnchine for bt'rning b fire
2URrd , and th'e prairie can ba burned
by its wse lu all wrether.
Two m n on Oa1 creek , Howard
county , came ne losing their lives ,
few dsya sirca , from tlie gis in a
well which Ihf-y % vere digging.
The contract for buildinp the
Isorth Ufnf1 bridce over the Platte
WPS signed l-'st week by both the cam
miosioneienl the contractors.
The Mai rick county agricultural
board have trie ed their floral hal' ,
and r.ho bui't a jace twck of a half
mile in length , at Central City.
The prupPEitibn "f aid cf Stanlnn
to a Doi.ctninn to build a fl 'Uring mill
xt that * point lias bi en accepted , end
by the 20 h work is expected to begin
A 3ari ; acrcnijo of oitne vras plant
ed in Tnuyer c > unty , and th - c-no is
a good one. A Hchioti man will man-
uUcturea Iare ; qanitilyof eyrup ami
sugar ,
G. W. Sm4' ' , 18ycr.rsoM. on of
a protnintht Brock tanner on Yaukre
Hill , iie.r Lit.c 1 , was dangcnn-ly
ij-n-ed by a l ull while H iing out u
tnilk.
Itisfa'd ih&t if the frost holJa
off Urae weeks loimer thete will be
fields of wl eat in Franklin
c mnty to harvest that will go from
15 to 20 butbili per acre.
A new fontura of discipline at
the i eniteninrf ia tn causn ench new
Arrival to b phot ( g-nj.h-d both DA
Euro end after dnm.n g p iton garb
Tue phut graol s will all ba prvierved
\ I rfiposiliou is n > w bifo.o the
North Platte ci'y ' cnut c.l for he on-
" . , . , ,
nrm / j > m. f r '
irrje p' iitihc by p r
- inl'.iii g i it owne' * t' fence iu tuoli
tree * as thiy tny set out.
Junta's is very pn spjrous this
- Rpaiini. Tl-na far this y ar twenty
ne v dwelling houses hav beea ereot-
ed. t.r < as nnt-y moro will DO com
' pleted betore January.
The Bookwalter nnohe , in M5
i ston precinct , P wnee o u ity , prom
ises soon to be'li-s lagt cheep rancrie
An aoditiou of
) 3000 sheep are now on the way from
. the east.
] J. M. Sohelly , who wag f. rmfrly
in the Intel business atVe > t Point" ,
li&s removed to Oakland , whtre h ?
now keeps the S. C. & P. R R eat
k ing house , nnd hna an immense busi-
ntes
, The grass crop thts foil in the
Republican valley will be fully as big
s ever before The reisnt r < * ins hav
git en it nrjO'her ' sturf. , and it is com-
tnu lnng nietly. The lte corn it
also doiog well.
1 he woik of onlar ing and otherwise -
wise im roving the Liedt rkrai.z nail
in Grand IsUnd will begin this week.
Add'tional hull room will be provided
< for. tha full lengtn when completed to
be 73 feet.
- ' After two locations a third has
- been hit upon for the large flourin
mill that is to bo erected in St. Paul
n Fortunately the last lito selected is
nearer to town thsn either of the
others.
others.U.
U. S. engineers havp been pt
Brownvillo for s.ima time investigit
! in ? the hauls and bars of the Micsuuri
river so as to bet apply the 310,000
appropriated for the improvement of
the river sit that pkc ? .
Twenty new bui'dtnca ' are ia process -
cess of erection st the lit le town of
Lyons , and the place is having a gen
* umo boom. The old Ksitlera gathered
around the railway engine with as
much curiosity as though it were a
whola circus.
Arapahoa's new flouring mill has
} j st started up. It is the moet aom-
rleteone in &e southwestern pirt of
the stata. The bu'idtn ' ; ; is a hand-
some three-story brick , ntted up with
the mcst improved machinery and five
run of stones.
A practical millwright from "r7a-
too will b"i d a flouring rail ! jnet
south of O'Jfeill , if lie can get pr. ptr
eacouragimect. Totre are two or
three other elicib's ' sites , and the
O'Neill people thiufc they should be t )
utilisekfsr eoma industry.
The bridge over the Eikhorn full
the other day with fourteen head of
cattle. Strargo to rav none cf the
cattle were injured. The citizens
mand ar iron truss brirlpe , ES m.w
j they ere obliged to psy 00 or § 400
t every sii months for reptira on tha
i prssent ctyle of bridge ,
_ rA jjoraon ot the fake vark used ]
in the coas'trnotion of th& new bridge
ths explosion occurr * ' i' the water
vaa thrown into tha ajr 75 ox ICO feat ,
and with it a large number of fifh oi
all tiaeKRod BpeaasBeverAl boatst
sn aged at that point , made quite a ,
haul in the flsh. ,
Har , inttead cf coal , will U usad
at tha Fremont mills in running -ha
machinery. Thii will ukliw the
Isrse qnantitios damaged by the r ir.B
In the visinity , which would ether * .
wiseb ? a feotBl'loas , 31 80 per ton bo j
ing paid for its dalivf ry. _ Two tons
per day is tha amount estimated that
will ba u : ( d.
The 0. & N. N. railroad hiS the
track down 'o the b rder of the Oma
ha Indian Reserve , five mile * north
of Lycns , Burl cnnty. . This ifi to
form a part of the 8. 0 & Omaha 1'ne ' ,
and f e track is also being laid on the
pud of the line , south from Jacksnn >
Dakota county , The track is expected
to bo all down this months.
A horrible threshing accident
happened in Sherman county near the
Howard line A young nun about
tvrnty two ye ra of age was attfmpt-
ing to pour some dirty wheat into n
threshing ma hine , when his asm wag
cauaht by one of the rnds and torn
ccn p'etf ly off at the shouHer. He
cann-t recover , so weak is he from loss
of blood.
A forions difficulty ooaurreil be
tween t\VD brother * , Hanryanrl Theo
dore Soever , near KeUn , Ht-ward
county. Bad feeling had b-en es'st-
ing bitween tlum f r a > me tl'tse , und
wi ilo Theodore was plowing in the
flaldliis brother cmo to h'ni ' and bn-
g > n to ubusc h'ra , and finilly attuo'f
liimtwo or three times in thnfnio ,
snd then tooki-m ah aryl'adidsfr p
fnd attempted to ttrka him , when
Therdot touk out hla knife at.d tt h-
bsd htm In the breast. Hanty w 11
probal > 'y ' recover , though hia wound is
IOWA LOILED DOWN.
Minoy is seeking investment in
Iowa at ? per cent.
The old settlers of Scolt bounty will
met-t on the 22d ir.st.
The corn crop in Iowa is estimated
at 2GOf > JOJ00 > bushels.
Tlie tolil receipts of the s'a'e ' fair
were over 822,000.
Cverpilli's-ire destroying the trecn
in nurrcrouslocili'ies in the state.
Iiss Jewelt r.f MUmeBofrth expect-
ol ! o ntipcar iu t'l' ' 11 i'laiae ' ] race ? .
Soj c ore es imatea ih-t there are
now 3JOOOshepinPlymoii hcoun'y.
It is though * 'h" Rfck Island track
layers Will reach cu n in ebout two
days.
days.Tho
The C'irii il ni'jflS city council is
movirg t r. c. . ' , . -.rater works for
Cuiinc-J Lii ta ,
A Spencer firm 1 as a c intract fur
250OJ , brick for a Oathu.ic church at
Emmntsburg.
ThoSiou ± Dify IWephona oampiny
hss been incorporated with a otjiit.il
stock of $10 000.
A new Presbyterian churoh build
ing fU Manchester will soon be fin
ished.
The soldiers1 reunion rf Jefferson
conn'y will bo ht > ld at Fairtfeld en
VVerfnesdriv ar.d Thursday September
29th and SfHh.
The Co3ar Ripids piftVin ? hour * is
Witting in ana w patent hog semper
with capacity * > f 0f 00 hog a day.
The entire cost of the construe inn
f 'he Oakaloosa water works wes
S103.000. There are eig it and a half
m l.s of water main now in.
L. W. Olfinmons of Plea'antYill y ,
Scoot county } hsfc a pp&ch orch-trd i f
3,206 trees , and of late ho has bten
kept busy tnarke'lng his crop.
Tne terond annual metting of fhe
old settlers of Monona county * at
held at Arcola on the 2d inst. Tne
H't.ndnnco numbered betirecn tire and
three hundred.
The Vinton Canning factory , lesa
than a your old , ia no ; , emplyihjj 160
hinr's , nnd U tvjrr.intr oat IBjf'OO ' to
20,000 OIIB R dny. It is the mstim-
t'on in Viiton.
Bonds t > tin amount of § 2SCOO ,
have be n is-u-d for the putpo o of
supplyii gRad Oik with Wrt'er-KO-ks.
The ony council 1ms adapted the Per
kins pys'etn.
In MiQregor conuty hog cholera
Ins bocume epidemic. Rapi r s fr 'm '
two farmers show a lo--a of 250 head ,
and within the week over iUO have
died.
died.The
The Congregational society at Red
Oak are contemplating exte-isive im
provement * in their building , A
spire will be .bu U on tha northeast
corner ninety leet in he"got.
From a seedling peach tree , pla't-
ed four years go , Mr. John H. B-rk-
ihii , rf sjnth Muica ine , now pr < >
< luc a f > ur peaches whoau nguf na'e
weight Is ofle pound , nine ounce * .
Some cattle feeders will bring 2fX)0 )
hed of cattle from the west , to a p iut
between Walnut nud AVOOH , to feed
this fail ; they intend to buy standing
corn , for the purpose , of which tt i 1
tike about 20 acres n day and 6iO
acres a month.
Sirne of the largest land holders in
Malcolm township , Powsihiuk coua-
ty , have secured nn injuno ion
against the levy of a certain railroad
t X voted in aid of the ro d from
T < tma City to the Mahaeka county
c < al Gelde.
Marahilltown rerJ estate agents say
trioro h s not been such a 1.6ivy de
mand for houses to rent for a number
of yars. There are no vacant liooeoa
in the town ,
Tfto land department of the B' .
Paul and Sioux City railway corapuny
Jcoded 2500 acres of land in Dickinson -
son county to a London bunt ng firm ,
which made the purchase for London
farmers , who will emigrate next
winter.
Mr. A. T. Ayersj a Mills eonnly
farmer , had some seed corn sent
from Chester county , Pa. , in 1878.
Last year six acres of this corn crib
bed htm 600 bushels , and now ho
plac-s on tbo tible of The Council
Blnff * Noupireil an ear whi h Is
eleven inches long and nine and r.na-
half inches in circumference , with the
remark. "This is
only a fair aV8raze
of mv forty acres , "
The state bctrd of health hai istD&d
a circulat appealing to local b'oardj of
health to beware of gltndered horeee.
The secretary siya : "I em informed
that the disease exists to an aiarmtcg
extent in the northern portion of J-jwa
and if to local boards o ! healih should
take prompt , active measures to pro-
teot their communities from its terri
ble ravages. The disease is commtirji-
cated from man to man ; hence the
extrsma caution which should be used
fay those having the oare of thogB suf
fering with it No planrJsred horse
should be allowed to lire , to endan
ger thel.vesof men , and the right of
local boards of health to order moh
an animal destroyed is c'early given t
them under the st tute , from the fi t
that it is daagarons to 109 lives
health of men. "
Two Dansorona Oappers.
With Church Howe for speaker of
the housa and Oatna for lieutenant-
governor , the railroads of Nebraska
will have their htads on the throats
of oar people and no mistake. Lin
coln Globe.
We doabt not but what these two
railroad tools vdll e jpEe their work
in the Tegialatar '
comisg % if th'e pea-
pie elect them for the peal-
tiona to which thpy are aa
Hiring , Add _ tjo thla the mco
tha | Uarna nug is trying to forca on
th ; republican party of this county sfl
candidates for the le Ulature , it makes
a heavy dosa for farmers to swa'lowj '
as thefie will be under the aam infla-
enoe and control. [ Seward Reporter
Monopoly Domination.
The statd c6nV6ntioB , held last
week , waa notoriouj for what we pre
dicted lorg before it wag hfU , thas
riilri ad interests should be paramount
to any Interest the common people
mieht have. So prominent is the
fl grf this eurso ih our Nebraska
p nitici that in this Iut convention ,
oonactnus of their strength to over
ride everything , they put on a bold
front and di.m > mced ! that their men
Should not stand on any platform
when nominated , bnt that they
sh > ud ! be nominated first
and any phiform adoped afterwards
would not affect them. Tna havoal-
B > endannprdd the party in the loa' of
a onreEsraan. > . The warning that
Val 't'tine in hi hst run only received
a nifli orer 6000 votes out of a run
ning majority of fmm 10,000 to 12-
001) ) ; the fact that this man's record in
cmirreai for his drat terir&conta'nB no
achiovemonta that cm bepjit tid out
B commendations for n sacond term ,
theyhavo nominated him aga'n. ' Wo
mua * support 'he iicket is what we
are t ld. We cinnot pfford to tks
Riy ch ncej this pivotal year. Why
don't statesman nf our pnlHcal
nr-tia think of this before nomina-
t'ona are mde , to avoid th breabers
th ? ' ; are SUTH to come from bid n m-
imtioiig. The bdlsnca of the state
ticket i < very f : r , but we think every
one of the oinrlilHtes unfair to 'hem
selves when they failed to step i i r.it'i
demand t f their supporters a 5 1 < form
firat Htid one pquare'y ' In thoiutorL i-ts
of the a'jricul'urnl demands .f . Ne-
brvka ; they should not be afraid to
m ° pt s'loS ' a platform before they are
nomi atrd. The nomination achiev-
cdj it ia easy to coma up smiling and
Bay of any k'lii of n pl-ttform adopted
afterward , " \ve accept it and will
oatrv it ont to t" > r > let'or. "
How the t fe Wus ManlpulatsoV
f * rd fsp rcr. "
A complete tlato hdboen made up
Vy 'h * < H ftnte offieiils , who wanted
jo lomiiftion , dceming it necessary to
slick together in order to pull each
( t ' .r throrgh , cxct ptinR of course ,
Audit rLedtke and Lnnrt Comtnis-
sinner D > vis. Cams wn ? forced oil
thes'at- bectt-i' < f hi cfli-i"tit servi
ces 101 dtr d u t e tail'oad oimpan-
ics in p.c'iii g o mmittaiB of the state
s-u " ) for thes * monopolies at
the last session of the legis'aturc ' ,
an-l whcn w ? tay the tJ. P ,
nnd B. A M. were alpower -
j ful in the c invention our readers will
know what this nvat'B. ' G. W Col-
l.rB hiri to be driven from the field as
a oii'didato , for lieutenant , governor ,
as it was plain tn the railroad com-
piniathit their favorite stood no
kind cf show for winning as long ass
sme f ne was pitted ugaiust him.
Poor Collins W-IB rnly too willing to
bosathBrtl by being atsured the homi-
n > -t on of elector , and some prom se ,
p rliHjB of _ Boimth'iig more
tubstantul in the futur- ;
denning disoretlca the t tter
p rt of val' r , th-tn biHting pgttintt
two mnnc p lies Thf-rewas a mnnt
ffst di2i n ent and d gpleaeuro omong
the grait tiiKJ r'ty nf the deUg t--B
Because of hia withdrawal cs an on
didatti bofi re they had a chance tf
to * * tie opposition agairat the presen
iccumb nt.
A mo'ion wnsmndebyMr C 8kins
of Buffa'o , to ar1 ] um until 9 a. m
Thursday , inoid > r to give a chans
for 'or. aii z'n' ' o brrak t o "slate"
A vote wan taken by ca'-l of counties
nd r tulted 177 tn 184 This settled
the o iLjVcntioii down to a mere ratiG
cstion meeting , aa p ' 3 < : Jatod h
A
LtrcnhW.ulii.
The U. P. and the B & M. rail
r'flitia ' were nuirriod at the hte repub
1'c u co..vehtion , Judge Weaver , o
Ruhjrdjon c > unty , poiformini ; thi
CfremotJcs. By thefe ceremon'e
JutLe Thnrat < n , U. P. , nnd JJVMCI
Lurd B. & II , wore made one flesl
and b'c-oilj nadthotrto greet cor Jiora-
tiona of the ststd are united in the po
litical 1-ght for supremacy , which
augurs no coed to the people.
RepUDllOan Platform.
1. The republ cans of Nebraska moit
heartily endorse the profession ot princi
ples orinulnted bv the national repnblscan
conventinn at Chicago , and pledge their
unsw.rviie support to the candidates there
Ouiinntedi
2.7o affirm the < t etrinM of national
sivereicnty in the formulated principle !
upon which the perpetuity - > f the nation
reatB , nnd that the p inciple of h me rule
as enunciated by the democratic pwty is
but tne cautious expreujlon of tha Calhonn
dostrina of state ritthtc ; is revolutionary
in its character and destructive if tie
unity of the nation.
3. We regird the recent seiinre of the
polls and the wholesale robbery of th
f anchises of the republican citizen * of Al-
aliama , > urprisi g in the magnitude and
eff-nntery nf the crime of all former efforts
of the par y under the Tweed pluu in New
Y wk , and t-e ! M ssissippi plan in the
couth , aa n fair specimen of democratic
method and a frecast < > f democratic do-
Miinion in national all irg that should incite -
cite every honest man and taxpayer m the
country to most et nest endeavor to clu-
fe t the pnrtv of brigandage and fraud rtt
the polls m Noverabtr.
4. We have o > n > > idered "what Lse nnd
I Juckson wou d do if they were alive , " and
linte de ermi'.ed to em loy our best energies -
gies in preventing the secure of thenation-
nl government by their Hvinir mfades
through the fraud * of the solid south.
' 5. We COlUtfalulate the people of tne
* Ute npon the rapid incr Me of population -
| tion and we lth. and uf on the grji > a iasas-
nre of pie perity that has rewarded their
labor upon the rapid npbuil-iing of our
material intereste since the success of re-
sumjition and the revival of trade.
K We pledge our suppoit to such legis
lation in _ congrees n-t such measnrt-s by
state legislatures as may be necessary to
Citect a coneatlon of abuses and prevent
extortionate diacrimination In charges by
railroad corporati ms.
7. We jgo Jievraiftliy lnvjt ih ad ! and
co-opci-fltlon in ihb latest defense of the
national integrity and national purse of all
J'can8 , antj war democrats who have
or
, lhat we heartily join in th
pomendfttlon made by General Garfield
in his letter of
acceptance in urging upon
congre _ tha fpe dy tmpruvement of th
iluiouri river for barge navigation.
ST. CATHERINE'S
Academy for
Young Ladies.
18th and Cass 8te.Omaha , Neb.
. b * .
f nE"gU o eduallon ,
" . Q rrcia. MrM . Dnwtmr ,
fan
' > ' : a nT * to * *
rJod.'r # * * * * -
for fartbsr i > artitnl n app'y o
" St. Catherine's
Academy.
( rZfc ? ' I5'WIOwt1' ' .
iJn > .T . ; , &I ° ? rw'l ? ' > > . * ?
T. s. HITCHCOCK : , M. D. s. ,
'
STRENGTH and ENERGY ,
WITHOUT 126 ftSB OF DRUGS , ARE BE-
QUESTED TO 8EN2 FOK THE tLEOTRIC
REVIEW , AN ILLXTETRATED JOUR
NAL , WHICH IS PUBLiJffED
FME DISTRIBUTION.
J eel Cnltaio , satt s a ecrae Utt
Information for Invalids and these irbo f a
Ji'urrras , Eibaujtlog mnd Painltil Diseases. Every
ynbjeet I hat bears upon heilth and human happiness ,
receives attention ra Its pae < i : and the many ques
tions asked by suffering invalids , wLo hare d pilrni
at a core , are answered , and valuable information
is rolcnUetcd 13 all The nre In need cf rat'lical rd-
vtce. Tha sutjecl ef ElfC'tH : Bella rerwi Mdciae : ,
and the hundred and ont qnestlras 6f " ! impoi-
lanee to suffering humanity , are dul } lanaMered
and explained.
explained.YOUNG MEN
Ar < J ethers who suffer from Nzrrotti and Physical
Debility. Lc B cf Mitsly Vigor , Prerr ature Eshai. *
lion ana the many gloomy consequence s of sarly
imliKKtlan , etc. , are especially Benefited by coa-
lultlng its contents.
ThoELECTBIC REVIEW eipos9 the nnmilifisled
frauds practiced by quacks and medical imi * lou
who profess to "practice medicine , " und points oui
the ouly f iife , simple , and effritive rovd to Health
Vigor , anil Boilily tnergy.
Send your addrt on potlal card for ft copyi a J
'Uforinntlon worth thousands villl be sent you.
Addre fl the publUhors ,
rULVPRMACKER GALVANIC CO. ,
"OR. EIGHTH and VINE STS. H" " * fi *
4 a Years before tli eJulti < * .
THE CEMUBR §
DR. C. MoLAKTE'S
LITER PILLS
are not recommended ns a remedy "for
nil the lllo thnt flesh Is heir to. " bnt in
nllcctions of the Liver , und in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
btaml without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic " can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. A ?
a iimplc purgative they are unequnled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated ;
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid ,
with the impreesion.McL ANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of.C. . . . McLAXE and FLEMING BROS.
J& Insist upon havLip the genuine
DiCc. McLANE'S LIVErt PILLS , pre
pared b"
FLEMING BROS. , Pittsbnrgli , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name JfcLane , silled difiereutly ,
but same pronunciation.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS ,
A Speedy and UlectuM furs.
PERRY DAYIS'PAIN-KILLEE
ila M'lQil tinttsst ot FOM7 YE Rfc' trial.
Direction * with afh < "itth ,
OLD BY ALLDRUQUIO ?
Ml fl HTCn kxal Airents everywhere to set
WAN i U ' , * ° flV. B KiiiK rodder.
11.orlnj : hitrac c , ct , br uamo e , to ( imilij' ,
Tioflt good Outfit nxe. P.oplo'sTto CO. , CO.T
6020. St. oniB. Vo.
nJwoys Cures and never disap"
points. Tlio nrorltl' * great Poiit-
Rbllovor for Man and Boast.
Cheap , etnick and irtlia bio ,
PITCHER'S CASTOKL4
Is uot Narcotic. Children
grow fnt upon , Mothers like ,
ixc. l X > liyslcini r-ooommJTl l
CASTORLV. Itresulatesthe
Bowels , cures "Wind Colic ,
nllays Feverishness , and de
stroys TVonns ,
WEI DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Care , a Constitutional
Antittota for this terrible mala
dy , ly Aijsorpticn. Xno niosi
Important Discovery since Vaccination
cination- Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , thla onrtts at
aiiy staso teforo Consumption
.11. R. I.'ISO ON ,
General Insurance Agent ,
PHCESIX ASSORAJfCK CO. , of fab- . „ .
Jon , CaahAwtB $6.107.127
AESlCHfcSTKK , N. Y. , Capltil 1.0SO.COJ
THE MKHCIIAN fS , if Vewarlc. N. J. , l,0t > r > ,00f
UIKAn' FinnPl.iUdelpliia > CpltRl. . 1,000,000
S'ORTHWEaTB.N NATloNAL.Cap-
IM . . . .t . .M.IU 900,000
t'lKEMCK'S FUXD , CalilSJnia. . . . * . 80\M
minis i AMP.HICA Asarn KCECO iiW"jo
N'EHA IKFJREIN8 CO. , A eets. . . . SoO.OtO
\MKKICAF CCNTRAI. , Aseet 800,000
< outhea t Cor. of Fifteenth & DOUtrlas St. ,
nrhH..llr OU H V n
aTTENTIDN , BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Brinks , near LOUISVIL.I E , NKB. , haa
now ready at the depot at Lonisville , on
the B. & M. railroad ,
; o fill any order at reasonable prices. Par
ties desiring a white front or ornaments
brick will do well to give us & call or senc
for r-ampla.
J. T. A. nOOYEK. Prop. ,
Vg *
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
Uetalla Cases , Coffins , Casket * , Shrouds , etc' .
Famham street , Eet Itth acd H b , Onuha , Keb.
siSwcir "
fiiilCMCTCRIB BT
O.
CAS8T. . . OMAHA. KEB.
f ni nlwAyS en hand TO
JNO. G.
( Fonnerlj cf Oiei ft Jaooba )
K0..1417 Furphira St. , Old Stand of JacotrOli
ORtiRKtt DT T '
PASSENGER ACCOMMODAflGN LIHE
HET EEK
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Conuccts IVitn Street < ; nr
Corner of SAUVDt'RS and HAH1LTQS
BIBZETS fEnd or Red I.'n asfoll.TO :
6SO , 3:17andli:19a : ra , S :
LEAVE FORT MAHA !
7:1 : ? a a. . 9 : 5 > . ra , and 12:45 : p tn.
4:00 : 6:18 : and 8:15 : p. m
"The 8)17 ) a. m run , Io-.vln o&aba , and ibt
4100 p. m ran , leaving Fort Omaha , ere uinally
loaded to fall capacity nUb. regul ir paaMngen ,
Th * 6:1 7 a. m. ra i irlll bt mule fa-i > a th toit-
cfflfto , corner of ( > ednd 15th anrehtij.
TIeketatan t prdcar6d from ttreet ardrlr >
era. or frcm dihera of haoVa.
FARE , 85 CENTS , IKOLUDLVG BTRI OAR
< JH.lt
MEAT MARKET
V. P. Block. IGlli St ,
FrtsaauJSaJt Meate o all kinds constant
onhaad , prices reasonole. Vesretablea in seal
oa. food delivered to t ny pan of the city.
WM JUST ,
' 91rth luth R
*
J
f
BAHKIHO HCUSSS.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED.
IN NEBRASKA.
CALDWELLHAiyiLTOHICO !
'nnsacted fame us that o an Istct *
port ted Bank.
Acf opnta ks pt In Currency or ( fold rcbjeri to
flht cteflk njthont noiico
Certificate * ol ic po2't isrtod rararle In three ,
lx and twelve months , bcuiaj interest , or on
demand without interest
Advances made to rutomers on approTsd e-
cnriilf ) at market rates of Interest
BUT and sell zold. bills of exchange GoT rn-
ment , Stata , Conn'y Rud City Bonds.
Draw Sight Drafts n a-Iaad , Ireland. Sect-
land , and all parts of Europe.
Sell Eiropcan Passase Tickets.
nOLlECTIOHS PROMPTLY MADE.
augldtt
U , S DEPOS1TOEY ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OFOMAIIA. .
Cor. 13th ana Farnnam Streets ,
OLDEST BANKIHC ESTABLISHMENT
IK OJIAHA.
( SL'ccESSona to KOUNTZE EROS. , )
iSTAsyriisa ts IKS.
Organized as a atonal : Bank , AtJgaat SO , 1883.
Capital and Profits Over$300,000 ,
S ( eclally > uthorir d h.v the Secretary or Treasury
to receive Subscription to iha
U.S. 4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
HisMAR KonrriK , Prcsl 'ent.
AuausTca KorsrzB , Vice Predde&t.
H. W. TAIS . a > hler.
A. J. HOPPT.RIOS. A toroc7.
Jouy A c's IOIITOS.
F. H. DATIS ,
This bank rweivcg deposit withcnt r wd to
amounts
l -ue3 time certlflcfttcs bearing IntffSJt.
| ! ra"g drafts on H n F ancisoo and plnclpo :
cllie * cf the United i-ta'cs. aLtj Lond"n , Dublin ,
Rdli l uri'h and the principal cit'to of the oonti
nent of Eurorw.
Sol a rrosiK * tickets f or Kmlir ; tg In the In
man no. mayl tf
REAL ESTATE BROXZ3
Geo. P. Bern is'
REAI ESTATE AGENCY.
16th , & Dottglcu Hts. , Otndtla , Neb.
This agency docs STRICTLY * broV ra e btul-
less Does notvnecnUto , and therefore an } bar-
aim on IU booh" an Insured to IU pitroas. In
ttiw ! r.f > V ! MtrihM d 'IP * ) V th e aceul
BOG H & WILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
J\'o H08 Farnham Strut
OMAHA - KBBBASE . .
Office Kortb "Ida opp Or rld Cental Hot l.
Nebraska Land Agency.
DAVIS & SNYQIB ,
1505 Farnham St. Omaha , JTsir.
H,000 ACRES cartfully sclct d land In KnsMrn
ttbra-Sa for sain.
.
O. F. DAVja WEH3IET. SNTPBR ,
Iftt 1 and Oora'r U. P. R. B 4p-t Wtt
BTROK EEED. LIWI3 RZIO.
Byron Reed & Co , ,
OLDEST ESTABLUED
EEAL ESTATE AGENCY
JIN NKBRASKA.
Ke p a com" > 1et atscratt d tnl to all Real
Estate In Croatia and I'ouvlis 0-untv. iriTltf
THE ORIGINAL.
BHIGOS HOUSE !
Cor ; Bondolph St < & 5th ATO. ,
CHICAGO ILL.
PRICES RfiDtiCID
$2.00 AND $2.50 PER DAY
Loe.ttd in thu V > uslti * i c nt-e , convenient
o plac s of amujirnent KU.on ly lurn sbed ,
eonunn f rti mudeni improTements ,
'
sleva'or , ic ? Hi tUMUI.Si.B , rroprietor.
OGDEN HQUSE ,
cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council Itluffs. Iowa.
OnIIn i'tStrcb' n llir J , OtnniMn o rvifrom
all trains RATES ( * rl' r fl r-.r , ZJ.OO per dajj
eec nd flor 32 60 per d y ; th rd fl or S''Xh
The best fumlabcd and mo-t corn < fll < ia home
lntho < itT. OEO.T. HHELPS. Prop
METROPOLITAN
IRA WILSON PROPRIETOR.
Th Jfetropol t n 1 ceninlly lofnt d , ind
flratuw8 , In eie y re pect , hiviuiftfoent'ybecn '
intlre 7 r no ? ed 1 ho public wl i find It a
eomt > rtahie nd hnmellki hunts. ro r6lf.
UPTON HOUSED
Scliuylcr , Neb.
Fiii-cnsa ! Ilotl , Cecd tJ a'e. Good B d
A'ry ' Roofan , arid kind and accommodating
tfestd.nt. Tvignod tamp e moms. _ Specui
attention paid to cnrcrnerdal tniT-1 r .
S , MTT.T.EB . . , Prop , ,
a'-u Neb.
„ . . . Schnyler , .
FRONTIER HOTELj
Laramie , Wyoming.
The minor's retor , ( rood accommoditler.g ,
fie etrople room , chanren reuonablt. cceclil
ton tion civea .i > lraolin ?
ll-t > H n ti k
ENTER.OCEAN HOT1& ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
Kirtlg3 Fln l * fr B'impio Rooms , one
hlrck irfcn depot Train8ttp from 20 minutes
to 2 hour * for dinner. Frtt Bui to and from
Dep'.t. KM i S200 SIM ndW.CO , eeordln -
to lOoni ; s ngle meal 73 cente.
A. I ) . BALCOM , rroprietor.
nORHKN . Cnlnf n.rk. mlO-t
B. A. FOWLSR. JAMI b. econ.
FOWLER & . SCOTT ,
ARCHSTECTS.
Dealjni for buildinja of any description on
ezihihltion at anr o Eco. We have had over V )
yean experience lode-ugBi 3 ; and BnptrinUDd-
Ing pnbllo bulldlne and rtjidencet. Fiona and
estimates farniohe-j on shcrt cotlco.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CQ.'S
WeeMy Line of Steamships
IiMTtnz New Torlf Erery Thnrsdaj at Ip. B.
TCI
England , France and Germany.
Ftir Passage app'y to
0 , B. RICHARD & CO. ,
_ _
- ei Broadway , New 7orS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A COUPLETS STOCK FOB
/
STILISH AND GOOD , NOBBY AND CHEAF.
We hava all tlie Latest Styles of Sprirg Suitings , an Elegant
Stock of Heady-Made Olotlins : ia Latest Styles. Gent's Famish
ing Goods Stook Complete
HATS , GAPS , TRUNKS AND VALISES ,
In fact the Stook ia complatein all Departments.
Don't Fail to see our Custom Department In charge ol
Sir. Thomas Tallon.
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1801 < fe 1303 Favnham Street.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN : :
i
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD f
A Positive and Permanent Cure
Guaranteed ,
In all cases of Grave' , DUba'es , Propsr.itthfa Dt j s of th
Kldno . iDContlnenoa nd Keteafon ciOtlrc , Ir.lUrrvUton
h. Kl.lney . Catarrh of the Vladder. Hkr. . C..lore.l Ur ne P.la
fri lit Illik ideorUocs. Nen-m-s Wc-knes * . siid m fact ll
Oil ir OR- : , whether contract -
iv ;
n 3U c ft ( at fe.'fiy ' n
woride- I curative etfcrt * .
Ii > tetu > tncolcfnea beta * tf <
'take no other. If ho his not ot it. g nd ? 2. ' .
receive tte Pd by return mail. Address 0. 5. v
FREXCII PAD C * >
Toledo ,
PROF. CUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
Will positively c ra FeTtr na j-ue. Dumb * ue , Ajtue C ke , Uilllous Fever. Jaundi e Pysi > ep l ,
an ail dlseaws ol the Uver , lomacb &nd Blood > h pad cures bv absorption , and b peiiraim.t.
Ask jour dru.'siit for th 3 p J Jiid take no other If hedoe3nottic j > tt,8 ad HM ft tuo fttKNOII
PAD CO. , ( U. S. BranchToledo , t hio. and rejei\e it i-j return mail. . KUHN & CO. ,
Agenta. Oraiha , Xeb.
! SH McMAH
Sucoessors to Jas. K. Isb ,
DRUGGISTS PERFUiERS
Dealers in Fine Imported
Ex-raots. ToiK Waters , Colognes , Soaps , Toilet Powders &o.
A fnll line of Sfcrdwl iMtmmsr.tt , Pothe' C sw , Trnt3a J Sup oilerA'ftlutely P r
Drd i and Chcmn JU'ed in UupeniiD ; . rrctcri tioni Lllid at any hour o ( tLo right
Ja i > . 1Kb , Lawreiico. llc.llahon.
. O.
!
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
Y HORN
MILWAUKEE
In Kegs and Bottles.
Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable
Prices. Offlco. 239 Donerlae St.rnet. Omaha.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
POIM-AND-BEEFflffiKERS
Wholesale and Retail Fn
FBESlf IHFATS& PROVISIONS , OAtlE , POrLTRY , FISH , ETC-
CITY AHD COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITY MAKKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing House ,
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. H. B.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING
Pnirpr F. g ? , Mining Machinery ,
' ! Q8E , H.i . sr.Cii FIH : NDS , PIPE , STEAM PACKING ,
i v. v a.2CI > IlETAIL.
, iv.v. ur JsnM AHD SCHOOL BELLS
r < > iV . . 0 * t , ? . -a Street Omaha , Neb >
THB COLOSADO
BUSINESS GOLLSGE
ThlJlnstltut'on , looated M titr.-rer , C--o ' > ,
Ul8 Eduction' ) onJ Commercial centjf i > { M
Wtt , it pmincntij Ibo best ir. J most prscti-
il of lit kind { or tha
MERCANTILE TrAINiNG
OF
Young Men and Ladies-
G. W. FOSTER , President ,
D.7. . CADY , Secretary ,
Tte niost eitensire , thorough and compIeU
Insti n'lon of the kind In ti' wnrW. Ttiou uidi
o acconn iocs and tmlncta man. li _ tha prln >
cifal lilies and towm of the United SUttg , owe
their kticeeM to icr o < .ur. tf training.
The Eiaht : End of Education for
TouDg Mea and Ladies.
FIn , new brlrt bj-ck at Janctlon rf thr _
Ket car lion E' g ntl fl'.ted and forntshti
apirtmtntifortbe appH'attSnof and oarrylpg
OJt ot our noctl knd ijttem-tlo n.ttdi of
BUSINESS TEAHOT& ,
TOT" j rn n who conteaipht * bn-lnca 11 ! * ,
ad parantii ha-rlng IOBJ to eduaaie parti. 0-
J rly reqaested to nsd for our new Circular ,
irt.ich 'W'.n grte tVl Inforontlon aa to tcijns ,
fosdltlon cf entranw , tto. Aidrr fa
G. W , POSTEE , President ,
ttpS.loi Denrer , Colorado
UNDERTAKER ,
O'd Fcllovi' RIoilc.
Preapt atuntlon gJT n to orltra by
J. O.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Capitol Ave ' , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
OMAHA. NEB.
VIHEGAR WORKS
Jcr.a , Sit. Slh flrtd 10th Sti. ,
Flr t quality diatlllod Wine and C12er Vinegar
of any nrecjth below tfwtern priced , aad.w.
ranted Just u good 'at wholesale red ret
BesdforprlesHCT. EBX3I KEEB8 ,
! I / . F RAFERT & CO. ,
' ! C-ulnctors and Builders ,
1 r iV.oJtvorlrn SpecU'ty.
I , iy.n\t f r thr 1
r'l > l UK.
Machine Warks ,
J. F. Hammond , Prop. Manager
Tbo moet thorough appointed and couplet *
Uachin Shops and Fonndry In the state.
Cswtlnirt ol r ? i7 description iranQfa < .tare
En Inw , PumpA ad trvrjr clan o machlaery
made to order.
Spedal attention srUen to
Well AiiKursPulIeys.'HanRcrsT
Shaftiiiz , Uriilee Irons , Ceer
Cutting , etc *
Flarufornew Hachlnery.Metthairical DranhV
inif , Modob , etc. , ncatlv ezecntod.
lfr * n T > TotT f BA' l _ t . tvnft
THE ONLT PUCE WHERE YOB
can find a good arjortmort ot
BOOTS AHD SHOES
At \ LOWER FIGTjnS than U
any other stjo honsa In tbo city ,
P. LANG'S ,
236 FARHHAM 8T.
LADIES' &
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
d a perfMt Bt an f ct d. Pirf ( > rtreaaoa
LEGAL NOTICE ,
State rf N Vrj ka. Ditrtc ! Court , tn ind for
I'oninaa L canty ,
Aatca Zi'koT-Ity. p'al t'.an. Katy
a n r fd ) "
YcnarebTfbynoMSU , thit th p' jitlff t * .
the abe e ent.tl i Caota , m UliatSt d po.itloa
of JowthTorae * , a witncis ia i H 't rw
Ftodla/ taid court , brfore e > ap tenl author-
itTltbo o/Bw / of A. B. l tlvl-h , Kotvy Pub-
Be , 109 W. Ja or rtrtet. In the city of rM-aaro ,
cmiaty of Cook and ctare of Illinois , cora nenc-
taj ou ia Mt day o ! pt nVr. A. , t > . I8-0. at
thahonr flOtfct' i.a.m. tb ? ° 'ho'1'7 , , ' *
onal .utb 4 * P-t n
adjnm fro'n dr to eay.
mill bar , een * . , aid dspof nlon t beused
HARTKOPFF JS MUSEUM.
Brandt's Turner Hall ,
[ Corner Tenth am Howard 3tr * t .
eetibyittd JtOsnua wl I to. op.n very
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tossVO&ftaaie 4 i tWo7-
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