OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
CALIFORNIA ,
riumkipo IIM b eu discovered in J os
Angclos county.
Men nro wanted in the upper San Jon-
quin harvest field * .
Ornis Vftlley vmys the nchool nntl road
poll taxes of its hrtincn.
San JoieWewMi synagogue \vns de
stroycd by fire last week.
Kovada City's electric light will be in
operation by the 80th itwt.
An artesian xvcll in San Dlogo county
now KUppllM the city with wntcr.
The total wucstablc property of Nevada
Cith thli year \ahiod at $ W2MO.
San Diego has prohibited the practice of
ciir.irette Miiokltig by boys in the city.
Some very rich gold nuggcta were picked
up last week near .Point Han Qucntin.
About 10,000 torn of wheat nre Rtorctl in
the warehouse of Sunnier , Kern county.
In the I'inacMo mines , In San Ucrnanl *
ino county , Cal. . " 00 men are employed ,
nnd the mines arc paying well.
Vesper lodge , F. and A. 51. , of Hod
llluff , Iia-t decidetl to expend 320.000 In the
erection of a building for Masonic tifios.
For Santa Hosans caught 2.10 trout in
three hour * , in KuMinri Gulch creek , the
otlierday. They jeport game In nbun-
dance ,
From an eight Inch wcll.Icm than n bun.
dred feet deep , the Frcslio Water Com
pany pump * I''O.OOO gallons of water daily
onouph to utipply tiio town.
During a recent nloriil , hall the niio of a
quail's egg fell quite thickly in the nnuth *
orn portion of Luke county , and did dam *
.age * to graMj | \ Inus nnd ganlun plants In
I'arndle valley and other localities
IDAHO.
Hellenic hai a rnco track.
Thu Ouster mill to now turning out
STi.OOO per day.
Five Raw tnilN are naid to be at work
now nlong Wood rivor.
The Mayflower mine , Wixxl river , IH
preparing to make n shipment of00 to IIM
of rich ore to Salt Lake1.
There will noon be several hundred men
at woik on thumines between Clayton nnd
the mouth of the Yankee Fork.
Assays last week of ore nont from dome
of the Wood river mines owned by Sulk
Lakcn , went over 87,000 in hiiver.
The. owncrx of the Montana mine ,
Yankee Fork district , lately pounded one
hundred ouncert of uold from two sucks of
ore taken from the bottom of thu winze.
One pier and two npiiM of the now iron
bridge ucriHD Hnaku rher lit Hliickfood ,
Idaho , have washed out. A ferry boat
being ag.iin brought Into iciiuiiition to
cross travelers.
The new miidter at Clayton , at the
mouth of thu KinnikinicVood ( liver )
\vent into blant lint week , and in reducing
thirty tons of oie per day , juakim' bullion
wortll nix hundred ounce * per ton.
The CharlcH Dickens , nearJJtmanza city ,
iieor before looked at well as it does to
day. Improvement steadily goes on with
development. TJiuoio in developing Into
nn immense body ami Ii exceedingly rich.
NEVADA ,
Itlehxtrikesaru reported in the \Vhito
1'inu dUtrict.
The Monitor inino in the Taylor district
has uncovered n rich vein of ore.
able building for the bualnens. The block
of the corporation is placed at 8ii"n Hhare.
A panic took place in the Kureka thea
ter la t week over mi alarm of lire , For
tunately none were injured.
At Winnemucca , Kev , , an well as in
many portions of this State , complaint is
made of the hcarcity of farm hands.
The Shothone Indians located at Duck
valley , Nov. , are engaged largely in agri
cultural purnuitH. If no mi foituno occur
their cropx of tills KPI ' n will nlace them
nn a Belf'tmpportiiig IJOH.U.
The llrnt live miles of the Nevada and
'Oregon railway , which is to unfold the
great timber , agricultural and mining
regions of thu north , uro now finiHhed.
( trading on the next five miles is progressing -
ing rapidly.
The Virginia Untcrpiiwi reports that the
trout li.ihini' in now excellent at Lake Tn-
hiio nnd the Btrcmiw and lakes in that vi
cinity , The titri'iuiis near Cascade and
Cascade and Fallen Leaf lakes are tmtil to
be alive uitli trout and troutletx.
The miners and mcvhanicH of Cherry
creek , White I'ino eounty , Nev. , have held
n meeting and organized a movement , thu
object ot which is to open n co-operative
* torc ? It is intended to purchase a lot in a
favorable location and erect thereon a suit
UTAH.
Austins street cam will bo propelled by
Hluum.
Salt Lake's reform club Is erecting a
building.
At Hawthorn , good hay is said to sell
readily at Stfi a ton ,
Nevada has 141 patients in the Insane
asylum'at Woodbridge ,
Millions of white crickets have appeared
on thu hills north of lieiio ,
Ogdcn is to ha\e a street car railway
track before September , I8H1. .
The Ontarus mine has had Its sixty-
eight dividends. They aggregate $3fiOO , <
006.
006.Tho
The Jordan canal Is almost completed
to Salt Liiku. The water power la valued
at Stf.OOO.
Thu Jordan valley never looked better ,
and heavy crops will bo gathered at har
vest time.
Silver Itecf is greatly excited over the
discovery of a plot to burn a building for
its insurance.
Thu clectriu light in Salt 1-iKo ia not an
entire success , owing , probably , to a defect
In thu Nteam machinery.
The gold strike In Wliito J'lno Canyon
in the Uight Itower , is reported to namplu
over $100 for twelvu inches.
Thu ex tenth o railroad structures re
cently almost totally dontruyiid by fire at
Logan , U. ' - ! ' > ro to bo rebuilt.
The Utah Central , Utah Southern and
Southern extension road * have been con
solidated. Thu line ii80 ! miles lonjf.
A fine body of ere was struck last week
in the Day State mine , Newark district.
The depobll runs from 8250 to 150 per
ton.
ton.Tho
The Hinoyors of the Denver ui Itlo
Grandu aio nearlng Sandy , and the pro-
itwU are that they will icaoh Salt Lake
lxforo the Fourth ,
About 150 men are. engaged on the rail
road t'radu in 1'nrluy's Canyon. One-
third of that mini1 er are In Kmigrathm
Canyon. The foivo Is to bo greatly in-
Cleaned ,
1'aitles up from Maryuva'e report a big
and rich strike Intho Deer Trail mine , as-
Bap of which go from SiOO to Sl'J.OOO in
gold. This is thu best news from that ills-
tiictfbifu Ita discovery , and will help tliu
boom Out in thu southern country ,
A Hock of 125,000 fcheep pabsud through
\veht of 1'urailibB , Valley last Hatunlay ,
They aru being driven from California to
Montana , and thoto who haw them nay
there was a perfect ocean of i > hcep. The
country foriullcs was covered with them ,
COLORADO ,
Ktene has been playing In Denver ,
The Denver and JtioGrande has reachec
Kokimm.
Port ( Jamble Miller * from a lack of la
IxjierB and mechanics.
Ten or eleven building penults are Is
* ued daily in Denver.
Denver's $250,000 court house will b
completed by January.
The CuUer county daily product is ap
proxiwated at ' il tons.
Tlie Ka t Argentine district , Clca
Creek county , begins to loom up. Severe
promising discoveries have been made
.here of late.
A row of tenements were destroyed by
ire nt I < eadv lllo last week.
I'iutoi are leaving their reservation nnd
stealing back to Nevada ,
Tbero Is ! aid to bo a growing demand
'or miners in the San Juan ,
There are forty-two horses in training
it the Walla Walla race track.
About 100 tons of mining ere are on the
lump of the IJonanxn mine at Tin Cup.
ll the machinery of the la.sslek ! mine
atltosila is now running with full force.
The Denver mid Hio ( Irandeis now open
'or travel to Arbolca , 102 miles from Den
ver.
ver.Over
Over two hundred new street bridges
invo been constructed in Denver during
.bo past month.
Jim Moon , the most noted of Denver
janiblers. was killed last week In that city
iy one of his professional pals.
Stearnlniat Landing ia booming. A large
tcambnatand four barge * arc being con-
tmctcd , employing sixty men.
Contracts for twenty-five miles of grad-
hg from Lake City , Iliiudalc county , toward -
ward ( itinnison City , have been let by the
Denver nnd Hit ) Grande.
It is believed that a branch railroad will
soon IKS built from licnton , twelve miles
'nun Seattle , to a point south of Taconta ,
nn the Noithern 1'acilic railroad.
The wool crop of westcin Washington
this Hcason Is estimated at 320,000 pounds
an Increase of 40,000 pounds over last
year. The average clip per head is about
four pounds ,
A tremendous cloud burst occurred on
the llth liiHlant near Ktrthalet Ferry ,
Yaklma county , W , T. The cloud burst
| unt at the head of a canon , or gulch almvo
iho ferry. The water from the cloud
washed dowu the gulch , and tore from
Lhclr foundation great nuisitcs of rocksmov-
ing them in some instances long distances.
Fortunately no one was injiuud , nnd no
ilatnago to crops resulted ,
The Silver Clllf Oaretto Bays : "Intense
excitement has prevailed for several days
> vcr some rich gold finds near the Comar-
; o company's property , east of town alwiut
, welvo miles. Wo have not visited the
spot , but from those who have , and in
whoso statements the public can rely , we
earn that free gold in considerable quan-
.itieii is found among the decomposed rock
> n dumps of claims worked six and seven
I'ears ago , but abandone'd soon after. That
fold exist * In paying qualities on the Co-
nargo company is La Crosno lode wo have
eng been aware , and It is no matter of
stirpifao that it is found on contiguous
pound ,
OREGON.
The Oregon pioneers met last week in
lamhill county ,
A Poi Hand lumber firm is shipping red
vood from California.
The government construction steamer ,
" lalio , sunk last week in the Dalles.
Thu Grand Lodge of Masons held their
annual communication on tiie 1 Itli inst. at
'ortland.
Captain ICfllogg , of Portland , Is build-
ng a steamer for thu Cow lit * river trade ,
entirely of cedar.
Largo quantities of rail load material
'rom Tacoma , bound for Washington Ter
ritory , arc passing thiough.
A cattle buyer has arrived In the eastern
> art of Lake county , looking for some 15-
> 00 to L'0,000 head to drivuto Nebraska.
The hop crop of nhe Willamette valley
vill not amount to more than one-half
vhero the yards weie overflowed by the
leeds la t winter.
Work ban been suspended on the new
court house at the Dalle * , Some taxpay
ers have sued to icxtrain the work on the
ground that thu CoiiHtitutioii forbids any
county from Incurring u debt of mnro than
? 5,000.
WYOMING.
Laramic is to have a liaptist p.irhonagu.
Chuycnne's novr liaptist church has been
ledicated.
Nearly all the North Park freight comes
'rom Laramic ,
Lieutenant Schwatka has been loctur-
Jig in Cheyenne.
Two incendiary attempts were mailu on
last Sunday to tire Choyeime.
All the hotels and boarding houses in
[ jaramio are doing n , good businens.
Tlio public school at Chuyenue will cloo
Tuly 1st Tliero will be four graduates.
An eight foot vein of paying ere has
iceu stnick in thu IeUy ! Janu mine at
Jummins City.
Itnwlins will bo the great
> oint for the Swcotwatcr
country this year ,
Laramiu will celebrate on the Fourth of
fitly , the necessary amount of funds to do-
'ray the expenses having been secured.
A body of masked men are riding through
Jwcctwatcr county on thu lookout for rob-
> crs along the line of thu Granger road.
The 010 from the Green Mountain Boy ,
.Matte canon , twelve miles west of Fort
Laramiu , is said to bo worth S.'XX ) per ton.
Mr , Kerfoot , one of the Laramle plains
-anchors , has just finished shoaling 1,500
sheep , including lambs , from which ho
clipl > ed 10,000 pounds of wool.
It Is stated that work on thu Green Iliv-
or railroad shops has been HUxnonded , and
.his IH cited ns uvidenco that ( 'ranger is to
iu made the location of their principal re-
mir shops.
ThtMiiunlercd man recently discove-ied
icar Kvnnston has been identified an An-
,011 Sallakur , a former workman in thu
ilacksmith shops of that place. Two men
lave been arrested charged with the mur
der.
From present appearances , it may safely
> o predicted that never in the history of
ho territory has the prospect for hay and
; rass been BO good at this time of year , as
it present , Lvcry olio who comes iu from
'ho round up or elsewhere- the country ,
igrct's and assorts that this is thu case ,
Choycuno Sun ,
MOATANA ,
Sheep shearing on the Muhnelshcll is in
nil blant.
Montana has M > ,000 pcoplu and live
laily papers.
Bedford's post ofllco was destroyed by
ire laat week.
Grasshoppers havu appealed In some of
, ho Montana valleys ,
Ulghty-llvo traeklayein are employed on
the Utah and Northern.
The Alice company at Walkervillo has
declared a dividend of WO,000.
Miles City consumes one bottle cf beer
day to every man , woman ami child ,
An exploration Is soon to bo mndo among
thu castle walls of Flat Iron mountain ,
Hutler KpiKcoimlinns are to erect The tint -
t church building in thu teriitory , U
w III co t 811,000.
l'"ifty thoimand dollars worth of Chotean
seven per cent bonds were nxTiitly Bold at
a premium of about onu per cent ,
lio/eiuan has found a new road to 1)11
Ion which can bu nrde in 108 miles , as
against the 1.M ) mile route by Virginia ,
Thu ladies of the Preabytvi ian church
in Helena have raised about ? SOO for the
church this year , by giving various enter *
tainmeits | ,
There not only beenu to bo a great bear-
city of farm laborers in Montana , but cow
boys and shccn-herdcM aru much hauler to
get than over before.
Two arat > tras uro being built at Summit
mid will bo ready for operation in a few
weeks. They will reduce 010 from the
Snowcap aim other rich mines of the dU <
trict.
trict.A
A fire in Uutto on Thurbday of last week
destroyed the Workingmen's hospital am
nrivato property to the value of § 8,000 ,
Thu tire is biipjioaed to have IKCII thu work
of an incendiary.
Of the thirteen grangers living in Deer
Ix > dge county , through vvhouu ranches tin
proposed Hue of the Northern Pacific wil
xtfnd , ten of them recently announced
.heir determination nf not submitting to
the terms offered by the company.
Mclrosc , this now terminus of the Utah
k Northern , is represented as being n busy
ilftcc now. New houses are being erected
in every hand , and preparations made for
landling the largest amount of freight
, hat has ever been shipixxl to Montana ,
THE ADVENTUROUS MAN-FISH ,
Some Thrilling Episodes in Hio
Evbn ful * Careor.
His Progrnmmo for the En-mlnf ;
Four Wooltw.
St.
Capt. Paul Boyton will embark on
tlio river this evening nt 0 o'clock , in
In * Indian rubber nutt , starting from
the foot of Carr street , nnd will make
the run to Cniro without stopping.
Tliis run of 200 miles will bo the long
est over Hindu. The longest hitherto
wns from Helena to Arkansas City ,
Ark. , two years ngo , n distance of 100
nilcfl.
Ao will bo accompanied by the Ger
man artist , Dr. Rudolph CroimtijWho ,
ns usual , will take nkutchcs of inter
esting sketches along the routo.
Cntit. Boyton expects to mnko the
trip nnd return to St Louis next Sun
day. On his return hero , nt the re
quest of auroral citizens , iio will give
nn exhibition , probably nt Forest park
[ Kind , for the special edification
of the women nnd children nnd
others who have been tumble
to witness the surprising feats. The
exhibition will bo free of charge. It
will bo given for the benefit of that
class of people mentioned , who cnn
witness the inflation of his rubber
daess , position in the water , propul
sion through the water with or with-
> ut paddles , use of llai'8 for attracting
attention when voyaging , construe-
'ion of it , raft , distress signals , cook-
ng , itc. From St. Louis ho will go
tortli up to St. I'ntil to spend sumo
.iino among the delightful northern
scenery in that locality. Then it is
'tis intention to go to Fort Bcnton ,
icar the headwaters of the Missouri
river , nnd make his descent in his
rubber suit down to the mouth , land
ing nt St. Louis. This trip , between
2,000 and 3,000 miles by thu windings
3f that river , will bo n longer trip
than ho has over made nnd will close
lis excursions of that kind.
Capt. Boyton has enjoyed a couple
> f days of good rest since hia arrival
on Sunday afternoon nnd
for his Cairo trip. Uo wns found by
n Republican reporter at his room
yesterday still in bed , wrapped in a
sheet , lie arose nnd skipped out
across the room like a lleoing nniad
into the bath room , where ho was
lieard splashing about like a sea lion
in his native element. His comrade ,
Dr. Cronnu , who nppenrs to ho a man
of modest worth and devoid of the
empty conceit which is too often the
accompaniment of the spoutnclo be
stridden German student face , enter
tained the reporter meanwhile. 11 is
portfolio is rich in accumulated
sketches from nil sections of the globe ,
with recent additions allbrded by the
trio from St. Paul down.
Dr. Cronau is armed with original
letters , recommendations from Ger
man universities , Prince Bismarck ,
Carl Schurz , General Sherman and
other prominent characters ,
ing the estimation in which he
is hold by vhoso compe
tent to judge of his merits. Both ho
and Captain Boyton anticipate much
interest from the acquaintance they
will make with the numerous tribes
of Sioux Indians which they will bo
apt to fall in with along the Missouri
rivor. They will pass through the
old homes of the Arrickaroes , the
Crows and the Mandans. They men
tion that , on their way down the river
"rom St. Paul last week , they were
mot nt a plaeo called NVinona by a
number of Winnobagoos , who came
nit in their canoes to Bee the strange
swimmer passing by. The Indians
stood up in their boats like statutes ,
u ith their mouths wide open and nn
expression of wonder nt the strange
ipparitinn. They did not know what
.o make of Captain BoytOn and his
novel craft , nnd as they appeared ig
norant of the English language , no
communication could be had with
; hem ,
KXCK1T BY HION LANOUAdi : .
The captain's colored boy had boon
delinquent in some particular , and ho
camu into the room just before the
captain emerged from the bath. When
.ho cnptain came out lie eluded the
joy for his shortcoming ,
Dr. Crouan draw forth from his
.runic a gleaming weapon , shaped like
n sword , or moro nearly resembling
.ho Arkansas toothpicks used at Pea
Ridge battle iield. The back is
toothed , so that the instrument can bo
used ( or iv saw , nn axe or carving
uitfo. Ho handed this torriablo
weapon to Gapt. Boyton , who stood
with his powerful legs and amis bared
and with a sheet drawn over him a tin
Roman , Ho raised the weapon aloft ,
like a broad claymore , nnd the scene
remained ono of a grand Trunk or
Blue Beard about to execute his vas
sal Viy cutting off his head nt ono fell
stroke Tlio doctor jokingly inter
posed , ofl'onng merciful counsel , and
the poor fellow was allowed to depart
this time with his head on hia shoul
ders.
Speaking of tin dangers winch Capt.
Boyton hud cncouuteicd in his nu
merous daring trips , the most hnair-
deus escape was made by him in thu
Straits of MoBsina , in the vicinity of
the two famous whirlpools , Scylln
and Chnrybdia. when ho was
! ) BV A SHAllK ,
anil had three ribs broken by a blow
from thu shark's tail. It was in
March , 18711 , and ho was crossing the
channel , struggling against a power
ful current for n distance of about
twelve miles. It was well known that
the straits were infested with fierce ,
voracious sharks , and Capt. Boyton
was accompanied by two armed boats ,
on ono of which was the American
consul , Col. Owon. A largo shark , 15
feet long , approached , lying on his
back , as is ( heir habit when about to
make an attack. As the monster
came up Capt , Boyton rose to the sur
face , stood up in the water and struck
him with u knife under the mouth ,
when the animal doubled himself ur
and Hung himseif on him , breaking
throe of his ribs. Blood from the
shark's wound discolored the water
and the combat ended with uo other
serious results to cither party than
tias been mentioned.
At another time , April , 1877 > Trhilo
crossing Lake Tlirasymono from Cns-
tagnolo dollo Lanzo to Passignano , a
sudden squall came down upsetting
vnd swamping a visiting boat contain-
ng five men , and although Captain
lioyton used his utmost efforts ho sue *
coeded in saving but three , the other
.wo drifting away and sinking before
10 could reach them. In descending ,
ho Danube from Lint'z in Austria ) to
13uda-Posth , Hungaty.tho captainwas
jadly injured by boinq awept under
the wheel of a tlonllifg ; ' nlill , 'bul his
nest Wfiaryilig hnd tiyiii $ vdyivgfi ho
says , wasihat made in n sharp , heavy
chop sea under A pitiless , sun , crossing
.ho strnUa of Gibraltar frohi Spain to
Tangiers in Africa , a feat which was
accomplished March 2l and 22 , 1878.
A STRANGE JHIPWREOK.
A Danish Mail Steamer's Er-
porlouoo in the Froeon North.
Nature.
The wreck of the Danish mail
steamer "Phwnix , " which took place
off the west coast of Iceland on Jail.
20 , was attended by rather linusual
circumstances deserving of note. The
cssel ( abovt 450 tons burden ) sailed
with a cargo and the mails from
'openhagon ' for Loith , the Faroe
[ slands and Iceland , about the middle
of January. Nothing particular oc
curred until after leaving the Faroes ,
when they ran into a severe gale which
rapidly increased to a perfect hurri
cane , while at the same time the turn-
lornturo full to about CO dog. F. of
'rost ( 18 deg. F. ) Such cold is not
extraordinary in these latitudes in
winter , but fortunately it is seldom
associated with very liit h winds.
Jndor the circumstances in which the
L'humx was placed 'every' sea -that she
shipped froze , and the dock
loon become coucred with a
loot or two of solid ice. As time
massed on the continued action of
llio" sea raised a perfect iceberg on
.ho forward part of the vessel , while
; ho showers of spray carried along by
.ho steadily increasing gale covered
; ho masts , yards and rigging with an
over thickening coating of ice. Two
or three days passed without the least
vbatemcnt of the storm , and then the
lialf-smothered steamer went over on
ier beam cuds. The crow succeeded
in cutting away the masts , and she
once moro righted. It , however , was
clear the gale showing no signs of
breaking , that the relief was only tem
porary. The ice continued to form on
the vessel , particularly about the fore
castle , where , piled higji above the
bulwarks and overhanging the sides ,
it threatened , by altering her trim , to
raise the propeller out of the water.
Under these circumstances , on the
morning of January 2 ! ) , Captain Kihl
decided to run the steamer ashore
while daylight lasted. At some dis
tance from the land who struck on a
sunken rock , and the crow , taking to
the boats , only oucccedod with the
greatest dilliculty in reaching the
shore , saying nothing but their lives.
About y in the morning of the IJOth ,
after suffering great hardships , the
sound of a pony kicking in a shod
guided them to a house. The frrmors
immediately tinned out , and eventual
ly the scattered crow , twenty-two or
twenty-three in number , were picked
up , some of the clover little Icelandic
dogs proving themselves most valua
ble auxiliaries in the search. Many of
the men , however , were all but frozen
to death in the snow. Ono having
both legs and arms frost-bitten , died ;
another afterward had both logs am
putated below the knees ; and the stew
ard lost three fingers of each hand.
Hardly one escaped moro or less
injury from the ellects of the extreme
cold to which they had boon so long
exposed. The ollicors and men of the
wrecked vessel are of opinion that had
Captain Kihl not decided on the 20th
to run the Phwnix ashore in daylight
not a soul would have boon saved , a.s
the gale did not moderate for several
daysjiftor ; and the steamer , buried as
it was under an enormous mass of ice ,
must have foundered in the night.
In Iceland this storm will bo long
remembered by the destruction it
caused ; and it is said that such a ter
rible winter has not been known
for years. Sheep Imyo perished in
largo numbers , and ponies have boon
killed to auvb hay. Then , as the
Icelanders depend on the outer world
for Hour , etc. , the loss of the Phoenix
with its cargo was u terrible misfor
tune
"ROUGH ON HATS. "
The thing desired found at last.
Ask druggists for Rough on llata. It
clears out nits , inico , roaches , Hies ,
bod-bugs , loo. boxes.
THEGR&AT.
5
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Sacfacha , Soreness of ifio Ghost ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swolf-
fcffs and Sprains , Burns and
Z Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
foot/I , Ear and Headache , Frosted
Foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Aches ,
Kc Preparation on rtrtu quili Sr. JACOBS Oil.
M a tnfe , tnre , n < iii ; > f" nd thtup EiUrnU
Utmedy. A trlrntills but the comp r tl ely
trUlne outlay of 60 Cf nU , and er ry on uff r-
Uj * | tb | la eta h t cheap and patitlTi orocf
cl IU claims.
tllrtctloDS In EI rtn langu > ( * .
COLD BY ALL DEUOOIBT8 AND IJEALEE8
IK MEDIOIHE.
A , VOGEUBR
1880. SHORTJJHE. 1880.
KANSAS CITY ,
SUoe& Council Bluffs
M TMK OMLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
From Omaha and the West.
{ o ehanirs of. can between Omaha and St. LouU ,
and bat one between OMAHA nod
NEW YORK.
Daily PassengerTrains
? BAClt50 ! AM ,
ASTERN AND WBSTEHN CITIES * Hh LKS9
CIIAROCS Mid IN ADVANCE of ALL
OTHER LINKS.
This cntlro line Is equipped with Pullman's
lace Slecnlni , ; Caw , Palace Ihiy 'oachei.MIlltr'
tafrty Platlonn and Coupler , and tlio celebrated
Wcatlnshoudo Air-brake.
* 3THco th\t your tlikct ren.li VIA KANSAS
CITV , ST. JOSEPH & COUNCIL BLUKPS Rail-
romllaSt. . Joteph and St. Louis. , n
Tickets for ealo at all coupon rtatlona In the
West. J. T. RARNARD ,
V. C. DA WES , Gen. Supt. , St. Joseph , Mo
Ocn. POM. Mid Tkket Afrt. , St. Joncph , Mo.
W. C. SKACURKAT , Ticket Agent ,
1020 Farnham street.
Airar neRD x , Posjcnycr Aircnt ,
A , I ) . UARXARD , General Aircnt ,
OMAHA. NEB.
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDIA
ILER & CO. ,
Solo Mnnufacturers. OMAHA.
HOSES
LOVELY
COEU2PLEXBONS
Wliat Nntnro denies to many
Art secures to all. Hagnn'fl
Magnolia Bnlm dispels every
blemish , overcomes Itedncss ;
freckles , Sallowness , Bough-
ness , Tan , Eruptions and
Blotches , and removes all evi
dences of licntand excitement.
The Hngnolia Balm imparts
the most delicate and natural
complcxional tints no detec
tion being possible to the clos
est , observation.
Under theses circumstances a
faulty complexion is little short
of n crime. Magnolia Balm
sold everywhere. Costs only
75 cents , with full directions.
To Nervous Sufterers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It Ii a positive euro for Spcrniatorrhen , Scralna
iVeoknc89 , Impotancy , and all diseases resulting
rom Self-Abuse , as Mental Anxiety , Loss o
Memory , 1'alns In the Back or Side , and diseases
that lead to
Consumption
Insanity and
an early grave
The Spociflc
Medicine la
being used
with wonder
ful success.
_ _ _ Pamphlet *
sent frco to all. Write for them and get full par-
.leulare.
Price , Specific , 81.00 per package , or six pack.
ogca for $5.00. Addrciw all orders to
U. 8IMSON MEDICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 100 Main St. Dultalo , N. Y.
Sold In Oinaha by C. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell ,
J. K. leh , and all dru gUtaoi cry where.
Sioux City & Pacific
AND
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
3.OO MILES SHORTER ROUTE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO ST. I'AUL , MINNEAPOLIS ,
DULUTII OIUUSMARCIf ,
and all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Dakota , This line Is equipped w h the Improved
Wcstlnjthouso Automatic Alr-brako and Miller
Platform Couulcj and Duller : and for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT ;
la unsurpassed. Elegant bramnj ; Iloom and
Sleeping Can , owned nnd controlled by the coin.
rany , run throuiili WIT OUT CHANGE between
Union Pacific Transfer uvnut at Council Itlutld.
T
and St. Paul ,
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer depot at
Council IJlulta at 6:16 : p. in. , reaching Sioux City
at 10:20 : . . in. and St. Paul at 11:05 : a. in. making
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OP ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
Roturnliiir , leaf o St. Paul at 8SO : p. in , , nrrh Ing
Sioux City 4:19 : a. in. , and Union Pacific Trans-
r depot , Coundl IlhifTd , at 0:60 : a. in. lie sure
t at jour tickets road ila "S , C. & P , II , It. "
T. 0. HILLS. SiMwrintendunt.
T. E. ROBINfjON , MU ouri Valley , la.
As t. On Past , Agent ,
J. II , O'lllU AN , Poiw uK r Agent.
Qauncil lllulla , Inwa.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
1412 Farn. St.
Omaha , Neb.
AQKliT fOR TUB CCLKBUATXD
CONCORD HARNESS
Two Medals and a Diploma of Honor , with the
> try highest award th Judged could bttowwas
awarded thU karnes * at the Centennial Exhltl-
Common , also Ranchmen' * and Ladloa' SAD *
PLUS. We keep the largest stock In the w eet ,
and Invite all who cannot examine to send foi
prlc .
Pianos and Organs
J. B. WEIGHT ,
-AGENT FOn-
THE CHSGKERSNG PIANOS.
AXD SOLE AGKNT FOR.
Hallet , Davis & Co , , James & Holmstrom , , and
J & C , Fischer's Pianos ; also Sole Agent '
for the Estey , Burdett and t e Fort
Wayne Organ Co.'s Organs. . .
I DEAL IN PIANOS AND OltGANS EXCLUSIVELY. HAVE HAD YEAUS EXPERIENCE
TUB BUSINESS , AND HANDLE ONLY THE BEST.
218 Sixteenth St. , City Hall Building , Oinak
HALSBYV. PITCH , : : : Tuner.
More Popular than Ever.
THE GENUINE
New Family Sewing Machine ,
ho popular demand tor the GENVINE SINC1EK In 1879 exceeded that ot any previous year during
the of a In wlilch tills "old ' ' .
quarter century Kcllablo' Machine liaa been before the public.
In 1878 wo Bold \\y \ \ . 360,422 Machlne 1
InlS70wo fold . . 431,107 "J8- . ' 'l (
Excess ocrnnyp jcar 74,735 " ( C"
OUK SALES LAST YEAll WEIIE AT THE HATE OF I
OVER 1400 SEWING MACHINES A D/\Yj /
For every business day In the year.
REMEMBER : THE
" OLD RELIABLE"
THAT EVERY REAL SINGER
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE HAS THIS
IS THE STRONGEST , SIMPLR
TRADE MARK CAST INTO
THE MOST DURABLE SEW1NO
THE IKON STAND AND IJI-
MACHINE EVER YET CON
REDDED IN THU ARM OP
STRUCTED.
THE MACHINE.
Principal Office , 34 Union Square , N. Y.
1COO Subordinate . Offices , In the United States and Canada , nnd 3,000 offices In the Old World nd
South America. boilfol& ] t (
Q
i a
The Largest Stock and MostCom-
. plete Assortment in
The West.
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
.
i = Tr. A
1818 Farnliam St. , Omaha.
Feathers , Window Shades ,
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Up
holstery Trade , A Complete Assortment of
New Goods at the Lowest Prices ,
OHAS.SHirEBICE,120uaE 1210 ton. S
opr2) mon tlisat
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MINING MACHINERY , DELTINO , HOSE. HRASS AND IRON FITTINGS , PIPE , BTEAU
PACKING , AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS.
A , L. STRANG , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha ,