THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7 , 1881 ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Boooril of a Day's Doings ii
Iowa's ' Metropolis ,
Poor Tim Toner Pails lo Got
Any Redross.
Council Conaidors Sorao Swool
Subjects.
Several Pen Portraits of Noted
People.
Snmllor Topics , Treated With
Moro Brevity.
SWEET-SCENTED.
w in erin : M-UJKITS KIM-I'SSKD MY
rou.vcn , .
Tlio city council met in special see-
moil Monday mqht. At Iho roll cali
all icsponded with Die exception ol
> JCnlo 1'hillips and Alderman Unlhank
The first question of importance-
tlio matter of internal improvement
Alderman Churchill thought it was
about time work \vas resumed in ear
nest. Winter would come before wo
had lime to fully prepare. Sir. Cavin ,
in behalf of his constituents in thu
Pirnt ward , called attention to the tin
pleasant condition of the sidewalk on
franklin nvcnuo. Ho thought n sidc-
ivalk should bo constructed nt once so
that ho would not bo obliged to walk
so far nroutul in going homo. Dawson -
son called attention to the sidewalk
# rado opposite Gco. Iveclino's , .and
said something should'bo done there
at once. Mr. Yauglian suggested
that all the sidewalks in the city were
in n very bad condition , and should
1)0 repaired before the cold snows of
winter descended. Ho thought money
would bo saved to tlio city if a man
was kept at work for the next month
traveling about the streets and driv
ing homo the loose nails and repairing
the broken planks. Mr. Vnuglmn
thought that several men and teams
nhould bo put to work in cnch ward
immediately until Uio streets wcro all
in n safe and proper condition. Some
one suggested that the work bo lot by
contract. Mr. Fonda said that so
* far as ho was concerned ho wns nick
< if the contract business. Ho believed
that the city was swindled out of
thousands of dollars by letting this
work to contract. IIo believed that
tlo | matter should bo placed wholly in
the hands of the street supervisor for
him to hire what irion and teams.
! Mr. Spclmen moved that ten teams :
and twenty men bo hired immediately
and put to work in each ward. Mar
tin Harden said that they did not
need BO many teams. Mr. Keller
inoyod that the street supervisor do
immediately all the repairing and
filling of streets needed , with author
ity to hire what men ho wanted , all
filling to bo done by the load. Mr.
Vnughnn said that the streets in
certain locations wcro in a ridiculous
shape. They had boon promising todo
something until the people wore get
ting sick of that kind of taffy. Mr.
Churchill claimed that the only proper
way to do tlio filling was by the load
and having the supervisor there to sco
that the city was not cheated. Mart.
Harden said ho had become so used to
it ho could toll whether a man was
Jionest by looking at him and then
at the dump-boards. A ics-
elution was passed ordering the su-
pcrvisor to commence at once repay ly.
ing the stroel and filling where need
ed , with full authority to hire what
men ho thought was needed , and that
the filling bb done by the load. Mr.
ICelloy introduced a , resolution that
the atrect supervisor be instructed to
clonr all obstructions out of what is
known aa Potlibono ditch , and also
that all privies bo removed that pro
ject over the banks of the roaring
.Lousey , if such u thing could bo done.
Uuforo the grand removal began bq
wanted the opinion of the city attor
ney. Mr. Holmes said that the privy
question war one of great importance.
Ho had noi explored Induii crock to
its source , but BO tar as ho had been A
able , to learn the stream was not navi
gable. This being the case riparian of
owners would have a , right to
control this stream to the center. a
and if they saw lit to abut their privies
against each otlinr from either side lie bo
could not BOO what right this city
would have to say nay. When the
city allowed the Ogden and Pacific
Houses to enter that stream wMi their
sewerage , they made us liable to .tho or
raparian ownois along its banks for for
damages. Mr. Fondnfuu'dthntButtlasit.
Mr. Yaughiw remarked this should be
reported forthwith to Col. Chapman.
Ho said that something must ho done
especially in the vicinity of Kit-lit of
fitrcet. Mr. Jacobs and some fifty
others had petitioned the council to dlo
xomovo the dead animals that had
congregated in that vicinity. Mr.
loiida said that while the commiltoo
wore in search of partly decomposed
bodies ho wished they vould extend
their researches into the Fourth wark on
on account of that awful creek
it took n stomach lined with n tough
membranous uubstanco to hold a good
Htippor after passing over this of
stream of filth. Mr , Keller thorn-lit
that the uncivilized people who in
habit the banks of Indian crcuk wore
inoro responsible for its condition
than any ono else. They empty all
their field manure , dead hogs , drown of
all their kittens , dump all their old
oyster cane , and then complain of the if
creek because it doesn't smell nweet , 20
Mr. Churchill thought . 'tho muimgo
u .t of this creek u big thing to him.
dlo. The city , in attempting to con
trol it , had got Bbveral lawsuits on
Land , and BO far iw ho know , had been
beaten every IJnio , Ho did not bo-
lioyu in tipping over another man'n
outhouses ' . ' 'I less the city had the to
jight to do BO. Mr , Keller's motion
to clean the Pottibono ditch , and to
remove all carcasses that wcro not too
fariouo from Indian croc k , was finally
earned.JMayor Ynughau called tit-
tcntion of council to lljp importance
of taking some action on the lovco ,
Our driving park would bo ruined
next spring if wo should have another
winter like the ono preceding the last
higlMvaler. Ho said a dyke three-
quarters of n milo in length could bo
easily constructed , which would pro
tect the driving park. Help would
soon , * bo plenty and . . . cheaper. . . The
city shorn not wait depending upon
the railroad to help us. .Something
should bo done on Union nvomio
while labor is cheap this fall. IIo
wanted to know what had been done
with ( lie powder homo on the street
leading lo the driving park. Mr.
1Cellcr reported that all the jrowder
was removed and ho had received no
li co from Mr. Miller that the city
could take it down and move it nnd
deliver the material to him , provided
they were direful and did not injure
any of thu brick. Mr. Keller said if
he moved it in bolialf of thu city ,
the material should never como south
of the north side of the creek. Mr.
Vauglmn wanted to know of the city
attorney if Miller it Co. , had any au
thority to cmnpot the city to move
the old powder building. Mr. Holmes
said ho had not given thu subject
much thought but didn't liuliuvo they
had , At this juncture John Limit
arrived accompanied by Tim Toner.
They came lo the rail and Mr. Limit
began to pour forth his punt tin olo-
Ho said : "I appear before
you to-night in behalf of outraged
immunity. Tlint innocent young man
_ to Toner ) has boon grievously
wronged" the hands of thu council.
Ho has boon condemned and nearly
executed without thu right of trial or
benefit of clergy. Charges have been
preferred against him by Chief of
Police Field , of the most base nnd
damnable character. Wo are hero lo
answer these charges , and if , after an
investigation , you find us guilty , we
will be satisfied to ho led to the block.
Mr. Yau lmn explained to Mr , Limit
charges. IIo , simply had taken down
the testimony ot sonic witnesses' to
curtain facts'nnd reported them to the
council. Mr. Limit wished it under-
sltwd that Mr. Toner was in court to
IIo answer to these charges , by whom
soever preferred. IIo did not think
.ho council did right to strip Tim of
iis right to dress in a policeman's
; arb without giving him a chance to
lofend himself. Mr. Toner being
iroHcnt , spoke as follows : ' 'Misther
Yarn and gintlcsmin ; bo plea nod to
; ivo mo a hearin' . I am innocent of
ivory charge yous have prafcrred agin
no. " Mr. litirkn suggested that ho
road the answer filed by Mr. Limit ,
which was as follows : "titatoof Iowa ,
Council Chamber ; JJoforo the mayor
and council. Chief II. II.'Fiold VH.
ant and answering , says that ho denies
each and every allegation in the plain-
.if repetition. Hodonicstlmt ho worked
igaiiiBt the interests of Bell Clover
and in favor of Grace Halford. Ho .
doilies that ho over courted favois from
my of tlio alloy girls on the ground
, hat ho was an ollicor of the city. ' [
Had ho known that favors were be
stowed by those girls ho might have
akon a hand. He denies that ho over
appeared on the streets dressed in
woman's clothes ; said ho thought too
nuch of his uniform for that ; ho do-
lies that ho wis over under the in-
lluonco of intoxicating liquors. * Mr.
Keller moved that the whole- matter :
1)0 laid on thu table. Dawson seconded
ended the motion. The council ad
journed to next regular meeting.
PEN PICTURES
Or A HTAUNUH UTTM3 ( 'UABT A.\I > ITS [
CllKW. w
Everything was serene on board the ,
little craft hist Monday night. Th'oW "
was no breeze stirring and the sails
flapped at will. THE UiiK reporter al
thought it iv good time to take a cur
sory view of the captain and crow.
Thu mate , Phillips , was tint prcaonton
account of nick-ness in hjs wife's fami
. Cut Lee llarlmnnn'a hair,1 ami
closely , ' slmvo his chin , 'short6n his
legs i\nd ono would have ( in idea of ,
the captain , A.litllo maiPwith quito
ahead .of'darl : hair , Binootli face'n
sharp , piercing eye , inclined to bo ex
citable , halo fellow well met on sliore
but exacting on board ship. The first If
position of the larboard side is occu
pied by Fonda , a railroad antimonopoly
ely sailor from the word go , down on
the U. P. when not at homo , a fat , ,
good-natured soul with a largo rod' '
smooth face , a very high forehead ex
tending from eyebrows to within about
a
four inches of the nape of his neck.
good laugh extends over thu entire
face , $ foxt comes Churchill , a man1 as
moro than than ordinary business
capacity not just the man to belong to
secret organization , for on close in
spection wo are of thuopinion ho could
easily "jumped. " Next wo have
Keller , whose hair is sometimes down
and sometimes up , and honest , in
straightforward , business man , better
calculated for n furniture store
manufacturing tenement houses
the dead for the halls of congress.
JIu has done too imich''collln" ' in his
day to have lungs strong enough to
compote wilh Unclu John Phillips.
Then comes Hpetmaii who would , bo tlo
moro real sorvtco to thu public by
remaining behind the counter to pod-
shoo strings and entertain the
ladies from the country. Ho is harmless -
loss , however , on board the ship , and to
comes in play in greasing down the
mast occasionally. Next wo liavo
Cavin , ono of the best-moaning sailors
board , who trios always to look of
out for snags and sayo the expense of
repairing. Ho is a good-natured ,
jolly sailor , something after the style
1'ouda ' , but with not quito so much
chuok when it comes to a ward caucus.
And now comes D.uvson , of the First
ward , who is as independent as a
Texas stein1 Give him a palm leaf
fan on a hot night and tjio majority
the city council in his favor ,
and ho is just aa happy as
ho was slicing porter house steak at of
cents pur pound. There 'aro several -
oral Bupornumuiies on board , includ
ing Clerk Uurko , who is always'
tending strictly to business , obeying It
ordero from the captain with great ) '
patients when wo consider the dill'or-
enco in their nto . "Noxt Assistant
Clerk Abbott who wouldn't objecj
taking the clerks place. The on.
gineor , Ludson , is away in the corner "I
minding his " " "
"utoji-cock" and "bltiw-
pipe ; " thinking how Council Ululls
missed H that they didn't tnko his advice -
vice in regard to constructing the
water works , and Ir t but not leant
wft mention the pi'ot ' Holmes. Ho is
very dark comp'u.\ioncd ' , wilha largo
head covered with hair and largo dark-
eyes. Ifo falls asleep easily. His
cheeks are very prominent , and ho Is
not very patlicular about giving advice -
vice but always ready to say some
thing. Ho believed from the start
that ho was cirablo of piloting our
little ship at anyrato so long as she is
manned by tlio present crow. Like
the Missouri pilot ho declares ho
never will run the boat only on ono
sung at a time , mark the spot and it
is a quc.ition merely of time and the
strength of iliocraftbcforchowillknow
where there "hain't a tarnation snag. "
TIII : WAJKFS'I.V iiiur.r.
Leonard Everett who has boon viiit-
ing in the ( iant in expected to return
homo to-dny. He visited during his
absence with ) . D. ttdmondson nt
Star Island , Jslcn of shoals.
Tlio St. Joseph's academy hall is
one of the finest in the city.
Tun ] ) IK hopes that the Driving
Pmk managers will novorgiva uji con
trol of the gate 'money , or hire the
track out to parties who have it in
their power t i Rwindlo tlio public if
they have a desire to do so.
J. D. Kdmondson , one of our solid
men , returned Monday evening from
nn extended jtlousme tiip-in the east ,
accompanied by his wife , They visitetl
sovcr.il points on the coast of Now
Knglund , hut spout the greater portion
tion of their time resting on wiiat is
known IIH Star Island , ono of the
groups comprising the Isles of Shoals ,
Tilts island is situated just opposite
Smutty Xoso island , which lias become -
como famous as the BCOIIO of the
diUihle murder which took place there
a.few years ago , and for which Wng
nor | ( suffered the full penalty of the
law. Mr. Edmoudson slated to Tin :
Iii ! reporter that ho has Been a great
deal of cold weather since ho has
been away. A fire was kept in hia
room continuously. IIo says that the
east is a good place to visit drring the
Bumnior season , but for a permanent
homo give him thu city of Council
lilufls , Pottawattamio county , Iowa.
QiiUp a grand affair took place at
the residence of Mrs. E. 0. Howott ,
on the corner of Scott Btieefc and
Washington avenue this city about
4UO : o'clock ' yesterday , it being the
occasion of the nmrriago of Miss Ella
Howott , daughter of Mrs. Hewett to
A. W. Cowlcs , one of the enterprising
firm of Harlo Mclvuno & Co. Tlio
ceremony was performed by Ilov.
Cyrus Hamlin , pastor of the Center
ntroet Congrcgationalist church. The
wedded couple took th't train imme
diately i for quito an extended tour.
They will go to Chicago , thence to
Now York and Uoston and will make
quito a visit in Hartford , Conn. Tin :
Uii : : wished them a happy journey , a
peasant visit and sato return.
During Sunday and Monday 2,8 < iO
icad , of cattle Avoro received at the
Union otock yards. Tlio following
sales were made Monday : I'osenbauin ,
{ ass t Co , to Shornburg , Now York ,
2(50 ( head ; Urown , Adamn and El-
dndgo to Swift Uros , , Chicago , 442
lead.
lead.Miss
Miss Ollio Woodhury , daughter of
S. Woodhury. of this citj , has gene , .
cast , and will enter a female seminary'
icar ISoston , jMass , , . . <
*
JLl those birds whirfi A' imr mayor sent
o Garfield keep in-good health until
they reach the president's plate , ho
will bo all right for a ro-olection.
If thu park managers gave Mrs.
liurko 70 per cent of the proceeds of eli
hat abortion of a race , she got what
did not belong to her. The money Bl
was ; paid to sue a race between Mrs.
Burfio and Mis Minnie Pinneo. If
sh had rode Miss Minnie ,
"and won , the money would have
boon hers. AH it was all bets and
all money upon tha racu was ddchifcd
oil' and the gate money should have
gone to thu association.
The followim ; challenge , which appeared
'
peared in The Nonpareil , wo expected
would follow the result of thu last
day's Hush out , so far as the great
female race was concerned ; "To end
all . controvery , I will match Miss
Miljni'o Piinieo for $5,000 a side , and
will diary weight to make .my body
equal to hers. Thu race to bo ridden S
'Chicago , between the 1st and 10th
October ne.\t , Miss. O. E.DuiiKU. "
Mrs. Burke weighs herself down
wo fear the result and would advise iw
her to invest in photographs of the
other raco.
Alderman Churchill has nearly
completed his largo store room on
Pearl street , lie has recently received
largo order from St. Louis , Mo. ol
The man who attempted to outrage ,
claimed , a woman out at the Mor
mon camp .meeting , had a hearing
Monday evening buforo Justice Abbot
bet when the following facts woroelic
ited : Jt seems the woman who is a
very respectable woman named Silinda
Chatburn and her little girl were out
the woods near lliu creek that runs
through the grounds , The man ,
Thomas Barrnlt , forlhat was his name ,
came up from the creek to whoru
the woman was a ; 1 asked her if she
was looking for grapes , IIo at oncu
took hold of her. She screamed and of
got away from the monstor. Her lit ka
girl fainted away. Burrolt ran to
thu creek , the outraged husband close
onto his heels. When hohrfd reached
the bank and was about to jump
across Mr. Chapman was clssu enough
tap him from behind and hit didn't
jump but fell into thu stream. Ho was
rescued by an olllcer and taken to
jail. Barrett has been in jUio employ
the Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad
and up to this time has been consid
ered harmless. Justice Abbott hold
him in the sum of 81,500 to appear
before the grand jurj'j in default of
which ho was committed. Barrett
says the whole case was ono of inio-
placed confidence. Had ho known
thuro were women hovering round ho
would have selected a moro secluded
wpot.
wpot.Smith
Smith MoPhorson , attorney general
the state , was in the city yesterday ,
and , as usual , called at Tin : DIK :
ollico.
0. H. llichards , of the live city of
Rod Oak , \callud at Tin : Br.K nllico
yesterday < , Ho was in the Blull's on
important business.
Tlmulis.
Thou. Howaixl , llnulfiird , 1'rt. ) writer :
ciiclnad money for Kiirlni ; HloBsow , a I
nall ( I would If U ciircu met my dynpensia act
lia.s vanUhod with r.ll SU syiniitoms.
Many lhaiikni I slmll neverbo\\itlioutitlu
tlio lioiuo. " jl'rico f > 0 Cfiits. trial iK.ttl
lOceiiU. * ' cxt-\v
TliouRli Slialcnii lit Every Joint
And rtliorwllli rc > ' ' mi' ' ' n iif , or lilllom rcinttt
lent , the njntcin tin J < bo Ircol from tno lim-
ll < tiiint\lrns rVli iro-.t < ttiT' < Stomich Illttvn.
I'rotat tlioMtl rn r..ilint ; It vlth tlili licncn-
cent antl | aininii ] hMl l < lurtlicnuorcn it-
) ironio rcincily fnr i > crtoinilnlnt. | jn tii.Ulon | ,
iltipvixln , ilclilll iliciitn.itl'111 , k.dncj trou-
IIHS ami ntlicr nJ"irnt ) < .
/ KorKi1ol > yallHni0)lslii ( a il Dealers gen-
crsillv
Mothers , Wives , Dauehters , 8on , Fathers ,
Ministers , Teachers , Business Men , Farm
ers , Mechanics , ALLsliouhl ho unrncd ncaln&t
iisln ami Intrixliidni ; into their HOMCS.Nua-
truiiiK tiiul Alenhollc rcmc < llci , Haxo no miuh
iirojiullco a ltvit , or fear of "Warner's Safe
Tonic Dlttcrs.Tho\ what tliey nroiLitinctl
to lie liarnilcs-i ni nill.'i ' , anil contain only mcill-
dual \lrt > ic8. Kxtratt of \cjfitnlilcsonly. .
They do not liclong to tliat clis linovvn as "Cine-
Alls , " Init only | > rnfcn to reaili cn cs x > hero the
dlfcaso originates In ilcljllltatuil IrntncH aiul 1m-
jiuro Mood. A perfect Spring ami Summer
ir.cillclno.
A Thorough Blood Purifier. A Tonic Appe
tizer.
Pleasant to the ta te , inrlxoratlnj ; to tlie lioily.
The mo t eminent iih\slciiin : U'Coimiicml them
for their curatl eire | > irtle3. Onio used nlnnyi
jircfcrrud.
MeC.3Z
For the Kidneys , Liver and Urinary organi ,
use nbthlns "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNCY and
LIVER OUfJE. " It staii.U Unrivalled. Tlious-
mills mvo their health nnil hapiilncss to It. Price ,
SI. 2.1 ) > er liottlo. We olfer "VVarncr'a Sato Tonic
lilttcra" ulth eainl lonfiilcnco.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N. Y.
felO-tu-th-sat.lv
The Oldest lj.stia-iishecl (
BAKJU
, . ' 'v'-t IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co , ,
i I'u liew tranncted same aa that ot no Incor
porated tank.
Accounts kept In currency or gold subject to
all-lit check without notion
Certificates ( of deposit issued parable In three ,
six mid twelve months , bearing Interest , or on
demand without Interest.
Alliances made to customers on approved secu
rities r.t market ratca of Interest.
Buy 1 and foil Rold , bills of exchange , go ; em
inent , etatc , county and city bondx.
Draw sight drafts on England , Ireland , Scot
land , and all juris of Eurojie.
Sell Kurolican pntsago ticket ? .
COM.ECTJONS PttOMlTLY MA OB.
ani'lilt
PROLATE NOTIOK
State of Nebraska , Doujtlaj County , ss :
At n County C'ourt , held nt the County Court
lioom , In anil for BaM County , August Ht. A.
I ) . 3b31. Presoiit , 1IOWAHU U. SMITH ,
County Judge.
In the nuttir of the estate of Joseph H. Kel
son , duccavod :
On ruAiIliignnd filing Ilia , H.'tHion ot Martha
, Nelson , prajlng that the Instrument , pur-
jiorllnv to bo n duly authenticated copy of the
laitIllancl testament of tald deceased , and of
the probate thereof , by the Circuit Court of
fountain County , Ktnto of Indiana , and this day
tiled In tliii Court , may be allowed und rtcorOed ,
the last will and testixinent of n\Ul Joscpli II ,
Nelson , dtcca&ed , In nnd for tlio Stite of Xe-
bra ka. ,
OnlercdTint August 2Jth , A. D. 1SS1 , nt 10
o'clock a. in. , Is assigned for hearing tald petition ,
when all persona Interested In tnld matter innj
appear at a County Court to ba held , In and for
said County , ami how eauso why the pnijcr of
pctllioncrshoulil not bo gnintcd ; and that notice
the ponilcncy of mid petition anil the hiarlng
thereof , liu ghcn to all pcruoim Intcrotcd In sakl
matter , br publMiIng n eopy of this onU-rlnTiiK
OMAII v WKKKLY HKK , a ncnuiiapor prinlul In tnld
County , for thrco eueccusho necks , prior to tald
day 01 hearing ,
[ A trno topy.J IIOWAIII ) II. SMITH ,
( 'outity Jud c.
PIONEER LAND AGENCY
P. M. EATHBUN ,
Cambridge , Neb ,
1,000,000 acres government land open to Homo-
stcniU. rrp-cniptlons and Timber clilini. . 00
cbolco ImproMd ilaliiH for Kilo or exchange. 00
the bc t deeded firmf In ibontliwestern Neliras-
uith tlmUr nnd water tor > ale. A few choice
itcx.li i am he.lth tcneod Ik-UN , timber , hay nnd
water , for tale , cheap. Corrcsjioudciiio SJollelttd ,
mar3D tf
DRS. COFFMAN
AND
TLIOMPSOISr ,
Physicians and Surgeons ,
Omcr , Over Cnitckbhank , Ifith St. , Hit.
Farnhtiin and Uoi'glaa. ' ix2l-lm
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Scaled proposal * w 111 bo retched nt the otlico
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fiet. nuiri ) ur leu , MSWIT line on Alley , het\reen
Dodjo nnd Jioii'-lai ctrectn , from Twentieth
street ra t to main teucr.
l.nlng of pipe , c\caiatlnir and renillng 4,000
fivt , inoro or le .ot newer line on alley , betuecn
Donsl.u and 1'arnham t > trcct < , from Nineteenth
ttrntu-xstto Junction of iiulu tencr ,
Injlng of-1(00 feet , moro or Iia ) > , of sewer
plpo , ulth ncd's nry c\-cn\ntlonand refllllng , on
alley hctivecn Fnnili.ini and llarney ktrectntrom
h'c'\cnttcnth ktrcct cast to main line of ccuer.
laying of 3.MO feet of pipe , moiu or less , nnd
ncces iryu\ca\atlon and rtlllllng , on the alley
bet ecnllarncy and Houard i.trcet < , from fcv-
entcenth ttrcct east to scucr lino. Also la\lng
of 1,700 feet , moro or less , of IS ami Hi Inch
inaliiM , a per plans and uro-llU'atlons , from a
point near the root of Dodge to tbu rlt cr ,
Allbldi to leaecomianted by bonds in the
film of live tlioim1 il ilollars , aa turety for the
faithful jtcrforiiianeo ol thonoik herein adier-
ti ed , II awarded.
The light to reject any or all bUU U hereby re-
icnnl. J , J. U'JKWBT1\
lOt City Cierk.
J.P.ENGLISH ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
810 South Thirteenth Street , with
J. M. Wool worth.
I'UULIO KIXDHHGAltTEN ,
Council Dlultj , Iowa.
Conducted by lllti Sura EilJy , ol Chicago , 111 * .
Will 1'csln ' Fqit. Ji , 1831. .Miss FtlJv will rc-
'Uu a luw cll-iimlliltJ | ladles to train In the
Normal Ki , ' . Course.
1'or partlculara apply until Auni : t iOlh , to
031 iloniuc tit. , C'liiiHx'u. alO-\\lt
nipVPI CC ImiiAsentfr COt.UMllIA
UlU lULCOi amlOTVOUK , j'OI.KS. Send
thrco cent rUoip forCatalotruc
nij | irlc lUl containing ( ull
Information.
N , I , D. SOLOMON ,
FaiuU.Oll * aud Glai
OMAHA , NEU
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOTELS.
AnAPAHOE HOUSC ,
E8TE8 HOUSE ,
U , P. HOTCL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
HOLLAND HOUSE ,
WILDER HOURE1
DLUE VALLEY HOUSE ,
nEYXOLDS HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
GAGE HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
SUPERIOR HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
WESTERN HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
PACIFIC HOTEL ,
GRAND CEf4TRAL HOTEL ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
JUDKINS HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARK HOTEL ,
BURKE'6 HOTEL ,
HEAD HOUSE ,
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL ,
NEOLA HOTEL ,
CENTRAL HOUOE ,
EMERSON HOUSE ,
CROMWELL HOUSE ,
U. CLUTE ,
H. T tSTES ,
S. F. DERRY ,
F. W. WILMS ,
T. M. STONE ,
OEO. D. HOLLAND ,
THOMPSON REED ,
R. DAVIS ,
Z. 0. ROCKHOLD ,
T.MUNHALL ,
A. R. OAQE ,
0. D , DORDEN , .
0. TIMMERMAN ,
A. 0. OAARPER ,
E , FUNKHOUSEFT ,
DR. W. W. JONES ,
W. P. RENSHAW.
E. D. COTTRELL ,
SWAN & DECKER ,
JUDKINS &DRO. ,
WM. LUTTON ,
W. J. OARVIN ,
E. R. BURKE ,
JOS. SHAWS CO. ,
CHENEY DROS. ,
F. 8IEVERTZ ,
8. P. ANDERSON ,
A. L. SHELDON ,
. MRS. I ? . COCHRAN ,
Arapahoc , Neb
Grnncl ( stand , Neb.
Gibbon , Neb ,
Kearney , Neb.
Orleant , Net >
Red Cloud , Nelx
Wllbor , Neb.
DeWItt , Neb.
Wymore , Neb.
Bloomlneton , Neb.
Republican Clty.Nob * .
Alma , Neb ,
Superior , Neb.
Hardy , Neb.
Chester , Neb.
Dluo Springs , Neb.
Beatrice , Neb.
Ncbrntkn City , Neb.
Creston , In.
Red Oak , la.
Vllllscn , In.
Corning , In.
Carroll , In ,
JefTcrcon , In ,
Mo. Valley June. , IA.
Ncol.n , In ,
Mnlvcrn , In.
Emerson , In ,
Cromwell , I .
[ CENTRAL NEBRASKA JJ. & JF. H. II. 1
.las. B. Heartwell it Co Brokers and Investing i , ,
Raymond Bros. it Ycaxol Exchange Bank'
J. N. Lyman Druggist and Chemist
0. Frahm it Co Wholesale nnd Retail Druggists
0. ) . Evans Drupgist and Chemist
A. J. Anderson ) Olroccrios , Flour , Feed and Crockery
F. .1. Uunedict Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Morlodgo it Me Wade General Merchants
Wolbach Bros Importers and Dealers in Dry Goods , Clothing , etc.
J. C. Idcson Books , News and Blanks , Agent DAILY Buc
Jacob Fisher Bakery , Confectionery and Grocery
E. Clarke Restaurant and Confectionery
S. Rinuhart -r Bakery , Confectionery , Cigars , etc.
Browning it Hodgson i _ . Wagon Making
Jacob Wooster Blacksmith and Wagon Maker -w
Taylor & Dreitzlor Livery , Sale and Feed Stable
Phillips Bros Livery , Sale and Peed Stable
Tower it Allen ; Livery , Sale and Feed Stable
Commercial Hotel , .las. Walling 82.00 per day
Lopin Hotel § 2.00 ppi- day
Denver House , Curns it Williams § 2.00 per day
John Samlets Railroad Eat ing House
Quo. F. Bowers B. it M ! . Station Agent
W. E. Barnes Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
Ilutchinson it Benjamin Hardware , Stoves and Tinware
D. IT. Ballard Hardware , Stoves and Tinware
Burger Bros , it Renfrew. . . .Wholesale and Retail Hardware , Spring Wagons
Ltiwson Bros. & Harnot Hardware and Seed Store-
A. W. Cox . ' Furniture , Stoves and Quecnsware-
J R. Hurst Watches , Clocks , Jewelry , Silverware , etc.
Grans it Hayzlett Agricultural Imnlcmcnls
MeGrew Bros Western Agents for the Eclipse Windmill
Stabler it Deishcr Wholesale and Retail Agricultural Implements
J. C. Pack wood Singer Sewing Machine Agency
D. Lawman it Son Heal Estate Dealers
Goo. F. Work Real Estate Dealer
M. K. Lewis , Sons it Co Header Manufactor } '
Geo. Marks Harness and Saddles
P. Green & Bro Harness and Saddles
Raymakci1 it Blake Meat Market , Packers and Cattle Dealers
D. Lowman / . Boot and Shoo fcitoro
L. B. Palmer Wholesale Hardware and Whocsalo and Retail Furniture
E. Sicilian ' . Treasurer Adams County
Miss L. A. McFaddon Supt. Public Instruction
G. D. Pierce ' . Attorney-at-Law
R. D. Babcock Attorney-at-Law
A. R. Van Sickle , M. D Physician and Surgeon
Dr. W. H. Lynn Physician and Surgeon
Wiyton Bros : ( Weekly ) Gazette Journal
Prof. A. D. Williams ( Weekly ) Nebraskan
Richard Thompson ( Weekly ) Adams Co. Democrat y
Kelly it Halm Billiard Hall and Saloon V.
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
It always gives satisfaction , because it makes a-
superior article of Bread , and is the Cheap
est Flour in the market. Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded.
W. M. YATES , Cash Grocer.
n21 eoilCin
TO ALL
OTHERS
v In Convenience ,
DURABILITY , ECONOMY I
-AND-
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.
BUY ! BEST !
SOLD BY
Lang 8c. Fotick.
atig23cO(13in
NOW OFFERING FOR ONE MONTH ONLY
" 4
xasr
Ladies' ' Suits Cloaks Ulsters Circulars Etc.
, , , , . , fi
200 Handsome Suits , at $5.00 ; 300 Stylish .Suits , $10.00 ;
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.00.
Wo have several lots of staple goods which will bo offered at
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale ofj
CORSETS AHD UNDEBWEAR , T.INEN . AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SOITS
AND SACQUES.
CHARLES MCDONALD.
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MACIUNKUV , DEuna , nrriNos , VIPK ,
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRANG , 205 Farnam St , , Omaha.
