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T THE OMATJA .DAILY BEE : MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19 , 1881. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Embracing tlio Local Budget of Iowa's ' Metropolis , The Local Legislature Holds a Busy Session. Oouoral Note * on Topics of Current lutoroat. COUNCIL. nfiroiiT or TUB rnocKKin.vos OF THAT nonv. Friday night our city fathers , with minds weighted donnnUh city cares and boots covered with Council Dluffs mud , and umbrellas in hand , wended their way to the city building. There nero present Fonda , Churchill , Kel ler , Phillips , Gavin nnd Bauson , as neil meaning men as over seated themselves - selves around that table. Tlio mayor looked happy. Even the suil against the council did not acum to niovo them in the least , but from the look upon each ono it was plain to bo seen that their brains were nt nork , digest ing the following : "And has it como to this , nftor all our toil in behalf of ( his city ? In.order to bring shame nnd and disgrace upon themselves the people ple have employed 0. R. Scott to drag us and the mayor to the bar of justice nnd for what ? Why because in or der to advertise our city wo wont on n little time with the visiting editors who in return pledged their papers to puff the city , alas 1 alas 1 republics nro i untrrateful. ' It was certainly n prop c itious night for just such thoughts. The rain drops rattled on the upper li deck , and the dead lights of the port- liii Mos lool any way but cheerful , iit. iia and the city attorney were t. . Rotting into position but about t.tl jk the planks were hauled in tlsi o Httlo craft left the wharf , siC ( id on board besides the captain 01 row the following passengers ; 01V Kcolino , Sponsor Smith , 0. L. V per , J. M. Palmer and n few to , iers. The first business transacted cl .as the calling of tlio roll by the clerk S3 nil responded , excepting Aldermen it Spotman and Unthank. Several billn til were allowed amounting to ubout th 8800 , when the petitions were pre thm sented and r 'ad. There were nn un CO usual number of these. Sapp & Ly- CObe man , attorneys for T Stewart , re nc quested that the cUy take some ac cr tion to meet immediately the judg fa ment obtained in the circuit court by iJioir client amounting to $891.25 , on 'account of the Olive street ditch that the city commenced nnd for various sa reasons did not finish. From what sh wo could gather wo understand that Some time ago the city undertook to wi straighten Indian creek near Mr. Stewart's pork house , at what was M known as Olive street. Mr. Stownrt owned the land in company with tfio Rock Island railroad that would have Hu to bo taken to carry out the project. nr The Rock Island road refused to d : od tc the city the right of way ovjr it3 fi , land. But Mr. Stownrt , thirking ; J10 Q. . could prevail upon the wad to do BO , T contracted with tha cSy to give the HI right over his own nd procure the 0 same from the , r ad for the sum of d S100. Thia , > ; ,0 did nnd tendered a f ( deed to tb'0 city , -which they refused t < to accord , having decided to abandon , si the d'.tching , it not proving a practitl cable undertaking. Mr. Stownrt t ( thought suit under his contract , fl Mr. Holmes , stated the case to the h council admitted tha a contract had o been made. Mr , Stewart had carried out his part of it , but that ho had not i ] laid out a dollar nnd ho would advise the city to appeal the case. 'Tlio coun cil voted unanimously to instruct Mr. Holmes to take the case up , which will cost a Httlo moro , but wo won't liavo to pay this year. That is whora | ho economy comes in. Petition of D. 0. Dloomor and E. E. Aylosworth for idowalk on east side of Sixth street , 'from "Willow avenue south granted. Petition of A. A. Smith , Edwin Clem- nntson and others , to abandon the or der for a now sidewalk in front of their property on the west side of North First street , and allow them to patch the old ono was laid on the table , rotilion of M. 0. Griilin nnd othois for n cross walk on Main street trom cast to west opposite No. 1,212. Pe tition granted. Also of Q. R. Wheeler , J. J. Newton nnd others , for n sidewalk in front of their prop erty on the west side of licnton street , granted. Petition of 0. A. Ijooboo for u culvert on the east uido of Glen nvonuo , in which ho offuied to furnish part of thu material , lie- furred to thu committee on internal ' improvements. Petition ot llobert Porcivnl for damages in the sum of § 300 caused by the city in adjusting Indian ciuok to lot U block 2 , Grimu's addition. Referred to the judiciary cbnnnittuo , city attorney , nnd L. P. Judson , city engineer. Petition of board of education for grade for Hide- walk around the Bloomer school build ing ; also cross walks , etc. Grunted. Petition of Fred Lamb to remit pen alty paid for not paying taxes on time , granted. Petition of W. 11. M. Pusoy , Conrad Goiso nnd others to locate East Pierce street to conform - ' form to deed given by Pusoy to the city. This caused a Httlo trouble among the passings and stirred up considerable feeling in the breast of . George Kcolino. Mr. Smith spoke in behalf of Mr , Kuulinp , explaining that after the deed was given for the triangular strip of land which became known as "tho Httlo common , " n difficulty sprang up and a re-survey was agreed upon , nnd the boundary of each nmn'a line established. The matter of the legality of such n sur vey had been before Judge Itcod and ho had sustained Mr. Koolino in his position , and if the city went south fifteen foot they would bo obliged to condemn the light of way through Mr , Kuolion's land. Mr. Koolino also epoko for himself , lie I * charged OaHpor with trying to steal the land from him. IIo thought ho was a Httlo out of order until Casper oprang to his feet , and pronounced what Koolino said to bo false nnd ac cused him of stealing the land from him , A committee was appointed to I investigate the matter and try and compromise it satisfactory to all con- " corned. A communication from Chief I' "t , Lacy , prcfuring charges against the \ driver Voorhccs , of tlio JUulT City lioso cuf , io tlio effect Hint on tlio IHtli ot September ho nejrlccted his duties by lowing the horse njth no ono to feud or tnka cnro of him , and without n driicr in c.iso of a fire ; mid tlmt on that day ho ent to Otnnlm to nttond thoatatofnir instead of remaining at homo nnd nttcnding lo business. It naa roporfoy to the fire committee , Mr. Holmes reported tlmt ho Imd settled with M. 1\ Honor for the right of w'ny lots belonging to his wife nnd her mother for $1,550 There wna a house on the propcrt ; tlmt 3Ir. Holier would tnko bhck nn allow $50. This sounded like the ol woman's sowing machine trnclo , bu Rucsa it is nil right. Ho Imd nnu Marsh , nt Omaha , § 500 , 11. Per cival $110 , nnd the cit , owned the right of w.iy froii Broadway to Indian creek , nnd tha nil water tlmt hereafter stood in thai thoroughfare would belong to the city , Hut then they nrc bound. No nion Missouri mud shall find lodgment 'or Mr. Fonda moved nftor HoI subsided "that Mart Hardin proceed \t once to open the nvenno to thi jrock. Mr. Dan son B.iid ho though .hat the engineer should establish the 'rado aloiiL' the nveiiHo. Mr. PJiclp ranted to know how much of n fill i vould require to meat thu grade of ho bridge. The county supervisors mvo agreed to build across ho creek. Ho thought it hould bo filled nl that point 0 the bridge grade. It wna finally pled to instruct L. P. Judson , ity ongincor , to establish n jtornm- ont grade nlong the route to the rock , and Mr. JPondn offered tlio fol- nving : Whereas , The right of way hna con secured to the city from Uroad- ' .ay to Indian ctcok , bo it llesohod , TJiat Martin Hardin bo istructcd to comtnonco work nt once n the grading of Union avonuo. Mr. Vntiglmn remarked that ho oped COO nion would bo put to work nmodiatoly. So wo are to have nn ronuo leading fiom Urondwny 1 the transfer , nnd ono hundred loimnd dollars will do it in good mpo , as the grading on nronuo O , ist only ? 5,000 , nnd the distance ) was ily ono-foiirth of n mile , and the idth only thirty-fit o feet. Mayor iiughan called attention of council the now fire engine that was pur- used nt an expense of $4,000. Ho id it was of no earthly use ; tliat if ia to bo kept in ita proaoikt condi- in the city should have it insured. u matter was referred to fire depart- 3nt , as woa also the matter of ro- iving bids for coal for all buildings longing to the city. After trans- ting n few other minor matters the ift pulled into the wliarf nnd made it until Friday ovoniiig the 30th. TUB I1LUFRS IN BK1EP. The candidate out at Wnvoland 78 that "homp" never failed m a srt pull. Jimmio O'Xoal uaya that Theodora 11 never Quit-tar. rho following rosolutipna offered by r. Churchill last Friday evening 11 interest 0. It. Scott , if no ono ; o : Whereas , Ono O.K. Scott has an fit to BUO our mayor for the iount voted by this council to on- rtain the editors , prominent visiting cmon and city oilicials during the omen's tournament , and -whereas , ho actual expense of entertaining id guests was but $185 , although ir city received over fiyo thousand > lhu"B worth of advertising. There- ro , bo it resolved , That our city at- irnoy bo requested to defend said lit ; and bo it further resolved , Tlmt io city attorney is hereby instructed BUO 0. II. Scott for two hundred ty dollars , the amount iccoived by m several years ago fpr the purpose sending a citizen to Washington. Richard Rickets says ho will airive icro if it taken his entire salary. The democracy never turned out n 010 intelligent crowd since the war inn were gathered Thursday. A mtloman remarked that John Jay ramey and Bill PMton will have ottawattnmlo in their vest pockets i loss than three years. Mr. Stewart , United Stntos deputy jllector , deputized Wall McFuddon > arrest two man who had in nonio ay got in on "Undo Sam. " Mr. loFuddon proceeded to Glomvood ml found his game at n hotel in nit city , with their baggage checked or Mnlvurn. The circumstances of ho caao are thosn : Mr Bur ette , revenue collector at this oint , wa ? informed that during ho holding of the . Mills ounty fair two young men from the ountry woto engaged in spiling in uxioating linuora eomuthing after hia stylo. They would load their luokotH down with bottles filled will ho aforesaid , nnd haying about then small Hizod glass , uould go about ii ho crowd and peddle it out at fifteen r twenty cents per drink , rogaidles1 * if Undo Sam's rights in the prom- ses. When arrested they gi\vo their lames na Kenn'ody nnd Rots. Mr. iIcFaildmi brought them to this city Friday nipht and lodged them in thu -ounty jail Saturday afternoon. They md their hearing before United States Commissioner 0. F. Wright Iftor the testimony was nil in tin iommissionor not deeming that Unc Sam had inndo out much of n case iguinst Kennedy disdmrgea him , bu lold ItOss in thu sum of 8500 to up jour before the United States gruiul jury.Ono Ono hundred car loads of cattl iront east on Saturday night over th 0. , 1) . it Q , railroad , and there an liundroda more to follow. The Rod : Island road carried ou fifty cars of stock on Saturday , an thu Northwestern thirty-eight There Booms to bo n rush of beef a thu present time towards the cant. E. P. Newell , of steve polish fame returned on Saturday from an extended tended business trip through Wiscon sin , Ho reports a great demand for the Star steve polish , Ho says that farmers in that section say that the cropa never were bettor. The corn crop for that country is considered extra , Potatoes glut the matkot nt UO cents per buahul , The children at the Bloomer school houaogot chilly the other day and all operations - orations were suspended until the now fire apparatus got in working order. Tliuy never could have been educated in our grandfather's ' day , Two thousand head of cattle were received at the union stock yards Fri day.In In several nhicoa ia Iowa snow foil to'tlto depth ot two inches Friday. Tlioro was a blizzard somoulierc , John Hush , of Omaha , nnoko to a largo and enthusiastic audience jcs- torday afternoon , Mr. Hush is n good speaker , and his speech evidenced so mo careful study of ttio question that has agitated Kuropo so long , Wo nndbrstand tlmt the Hordtc coach will certainly appear on our slreota at no very distant day , Tlio right to mo them hero lion been se cured by Messrs. Chapman & Vauuhan. The Oharlotto Thompson trnupo is a good ono. There are twcnty-Bovon prisoners under Perry Heel's charge at the pres ent time , They all oat heartily and seem to enjoy themselves hugely , smoking and playing "kurds. " There is an old horse that oats on a vacant lot and sleeps nn Oakland avenue , that has more fine points about him than ono of Colo's light ning rod men. lion. James F. Wilson speaks ir this city Thursday , the 22d. Hill 1'dtton and John , T. Frainoyaro of the opinion that , the trouble nith the democratic party is that they , for some reason , will not follow their ad vice in thu matter of Delecting candi Jutes. The lloclc Island was lute Sunday norning. The mammoth walls of the building ; o bo occupied by the Keystone mnnu- 'acturint ; company have at last been iomplctcd and is now ready for the larpontors. Wickham Bro.'g ' , of this * ; ity , hnvo the contrrct for all the nasonry. This high structure will nako a different looking place of lower Main street. There were regular services inall the ihurchcs of the city yesterday with ho exception ot the Broadway Mcth- idist. Council Bluffs thcntor-goora will eon have a chance of sseing the ren- ition of "Macbeth" if the maituge- lent hoa n first-class truipo to play he piecn with "Duncats " will , no oubt , hare room to die iagood shape. Vlmt a ) ) ity it is that wa haven' } ' a rat-e'ass opera house , with stage irgo enough to present auih a play. J. D. Harden , stock agent for the ! . B. & Q. , k 111 Council Bluffa on.a isit. isit.W. W. H. Millard's residence in Gloa- ale will soon bo ready for aooupanc Attorney I. N. Fnckingftr , of the ido awake Httlo city of Walnut' a > - vod in Council Bluffs Saturday , , on a short trip ever in Ntbraska. Miss Stelln Miller and Birtio Mo tride , of Lincoln , are visitiigfriondr : > lid relatives io this city. A. W , Street , cashier oft'CouncUi lluffa Saving bank , add daughtcn ave gene to Chicago. Mius Street ill proceed to > Vassar to bo educated' ' Oacar Allen who figurcdi so con- Hcously during the fireman's tourna- lent and who rcsios in Marahalltowa , , in the city P. W. Dorkspn , the Broadway bait er , with his wife and daughter , Itae one on a short pleasure tnp > Tlwy ill visit Cliica o and other- points aatward. J. M. Palmer says that Caepar lias 10 right side of the Pierce stveot ontcst , and that Mr. Knclinu is rrong. Ho says ho knows the iruo iwardnesa of the whole transaction. Miss Sara Divy , who is in feeble calth , has gono-on a visit to friends i Ohio. W. A. .Mynstor , who wont to the iir with a load of iidh for exhibition , as returned homo. Ho says that art of the show was a little scaly. The walls of J. J. Brown's now lock on Main street are growing npidly. 0. II , Cobb and wife , of LJoston , rere in thh city ever Sunday , atay- ng at the Ogden. W. II. Capson , editor of The ihoiwndoah llopublic.tr. , being off luty for n day or two , concluded to pend the time improving his luiud in ho Blufla. Mr. Sloan and wife and Mrs. Camp- roe , of Logan , were in the city yes- orday , guests at the Ogdon. F. Goodrich , of Connecticut , 'was n Council BlutTs over Sundiiy. J. R. Baysoll , of Boone , Iowa , ; amo down to the Bluffs to remain > vcr the Sabbath. A. J. Edwards , of the growing own of Ilambuig , was in the mctrop > lis over Sunday , at the Ogden. II , S. Van Sandt , of Clarinda , the lomo of Petor.llopburn , looked over > ur city yestonUy and took dinner at ho r.icitic. John Rood , of Nob'nak-i City , was xt the Pacific ever yostuiday. S. llosonburg , of Omaha , came ever Lhe river yesterday and spent the day it the Pacific , II. F. C.uly , of Nebraska City , was booked at the Pacific yesterday. Mies K. Jordan , of Omaha , " was iii this city over Sunday and icgisterct it the Ogdon. "Tlio Commodore " , TOH. L , Foute , the Commodore , Klitln , 111. , xayH ThoniM1 Klcctrio Oil cured hln if Hclntlcjv with ono application , thonniK'h- ly applied , It also cured him of A BO\ ere cold anil cough , lie tlilnk it A very val imlilo remedy , nnd will never bo without it. BOptlUoodlw Worthy et As n rule wo do not recommend pa tent medicines , but when wo know o ono tlmt really is a public benefactor , and docs positively euro , than wo con sider it our duty to impart that information mation to nil. Elcctrio bitters are truly a moat valuable medicine , nnd will Buroly euro Biliousness , Fever and Ague , Stomach. Liver mid Lidnoy complaints , oven where all other rem edies fail. Wo know whereof wo nncnk , nnd can freely recommend to ail. [ Ex. Sold nt 50 cunts n bottle Ish & MoMahon. (4) ( ) . , . TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE. Millions of ruts , mice , cats , bedbugs - bugs , roachoa , lese their lives by col lision with "Rough on Rats. " Sold by druggists , 15o. (4) ( ) ITRON nsr.a. BYRON REED & . CO , IOLUUST UTABLiailKD Real Estate Agency IK NEDHABKAJ Keep A complttu Mistrtct ol tltlo to kll Heal Eitatu lu Oiu ha uU UouglM county. inai t ( Noonorvlioi * thoronghljrcftnlnr In thohoircl < hh ll ta lltblo to dlsoiM M ho tint 11 Irrojfultr. Ho m\y lie att.tvkcd liy cnn- U > KCOIH tllica'os. nnd soinay the Irrt ulikr , but lie Is not ncatlj n ubjort to outside Intlucncci. The uio of Tarrant'a Seltzer .Aperient , secure * reTularltj , and cc9ine > | iicnt fruraumlty 801,1) V AM , DllUOfI3T3 The leading Scientists of to-day ngrco that most (1I9CU09 ore ciii c < l \ > ? disordered kidneys sr III cr. If , therefore,1 , tint kilne ! > s anil lit cr n.u Xcpt In pcrficC order , porfnt health "III bo the vunilt. 'lhlstritUliasnnlyl.ccnKiionti n sho.t tlmoaml forCAIN people Erffcrci ) irrcnt < Hfon/ mtliout belnt ; nSlo to find rtl'cf. The dlscotorj DlTWarncr'a Sno ( Klilm-y nnil tlver Cure marka tv now era ii tla treatment of OKKO trotililca. Made front a tthnlo tropical linf of rare \aluo. It : or4 < vii3 ! Jint thu elements neiOfMry to nourish md/imliforatc / both of these gnat orpins , and tifclr restore an i'keen ' them In order , It ID a Poinlvo Remedyfnrall the tfwiMca that ctxuso , nlti ln tholo er part of thu body lor Torpid Lit c > Headaches Jaundice DlszlntM-G Ko cr AKUO Lhcr and Urinary Ory&ra. It U an cxce'Ientt and wife remedy for females luring Pregnancy. It u III controIiMaostruatlon mil Iw-iii'oliiallo Irr Leucorrbmt or Fall'ng ' of , ho Vomb. As a IMood Purlflnr It In uncnialodt f r It cures ha organs that mate the bloodL This remedy , vliSjli has donc-mich wmdcr' , Is lut up In the LAKQKST 81XEt > BOrt'LK of any noitlclno upon thoaurkct , antUli sold ty Dmi- rlsts artl all dcixlcr * at 61,25 ger Bottle. For JUbotn , enquire f r WARNRK'S SAFU DIA- JKTES'CUHK. It a 1'OSI' 1VE Hcmralr. H. Hl.WARNER SaCO. , RooHostor , N. Y. folO-t-J-th-B-it-lv Though Shaken. In Evcr-r Joint \u4.tlbcr MltufcMir anJ uo , or Uiious rcmltt .etit , the a ) xUni may 3 ot ho freed ftotu tnu ina- ls \irunwlth llo t ttcr'3 Htotzach Hitters. I'rotcct the system npaJnst It with thla buiLfl- : ait anti spismodlc , wikh is furlbunuore n m- picmo rcinuly for Hi tr comlalnt. ] aoniitlpitton , iraperwla , detillltj , ihcuiintl-in , kulticj trou- liUs and otkcr ailments. A3TForealebyaUl > ru l8ta antl Bcalcra gen- trallv. AGENTS WANTED FOR KABTKST SEUIIR l > ooia OPSIIKAOR ! Foundations of Success DUSlNESi ) AND SOCIAL FORMS. The lana ot trade. U'pil fonts , how to tnxns- ict business , valuiblo tutjlc ? , social etiquette parliamentary usage , how to tontl.ut public buiU lieu ; In fait ft Is a complete GulOa to Siicccsj fo > ill case s. A family noccsiUr. Aildreps for ci - LiiIarH and M > eihl tcruia AMC110K 1'UDLISHINO CO. , St.Louia , Mo. PAPEE WAEEHOtJSE. GRAEiAM PAPER GO. S17 and 210 North Main St. , St. txiuK , AIIOLK8AIK 1)KVLK IS COOK , I DADCBC JWIUTINO ! NEWS , f rArCnd IWKAI'PINQ CSVULOl'ES , CAllO BOAUD AND Printers Stock. nd Paper Stock , Ben Iron and lletals. 1'apur Stocl : Warehouses 1820 to 1237 , North s The Oldest Established BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKA. Caldwell , Hamilton & Co , , tnunsvcted same A3 that ot an Incor porated oink. AcLOunU kept In currency 01 v ° 'J ' subject to ili'ht check without notion Certificates of deposit isiucd pa\ab1eln thrco , six and Uclvo months , bearing Intorent , or on demand without Intercut , Advance * tuado to cmtomcrs on approved locu- rltles at market rates ot interest. Duy and Mil void , btlli ol exchange , govern- men ) , ttate , county and city bonds. Draw * lht dnlta on England , Ireland , Scot- Utid , and all ( arts ot Europe. Sell European piungo ticket ? . COLLKCTIONS PROMPTLY UADR. kitrldt _ EstaWislioa 11 Years , Ansel * Hepresontcd 82,000,000-0. nd Ufa C.T.TAVLOK&CO , Utb * VouicUi St. DON'T IT BURN1 Myta andhjrnltu ure ' Cor 14th nud Doui-las , Si and Farnham Street's , IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN -at And Manufacturer's Agents for Special Bargains to Cash and Prompt Time Buy ers , and every possible Inducement Extended to : he Trade. Will remove to our Mammoth New Store , on Oth St , about January Ist. Dimensions , 100x 32 , , bur stories high. we&th-fri 'o Contractors , Builders and Froporiy Owners. Thai undersigned hating been appointed agent or the extensive Iron and wire maiufaoturin louses of K. T. Eanium , of Detroit ; and the ussol Iron Fouadry and \Vorlia at Toledo , ) hlo ( capacity of SO i tons dally , is prepared to uriroh Cktimatca 2nd prices for Ircn columns , EC. , la , for store froirte , window cap- and sills , ircMhold plates.'rought iron benma and ( fird- rs , hydraulic elevators , staple HttirRfl , ! pullejs , mitinj , ' , tic. ; alvi. Iron fences , CMitin ) , ' , uln. ov > guards , ehuUun * , stairs , balconira , bcttccs lahnasca , aouiuiuma , fountains , Bunimer- locsos , lan , paaden and cemetery ornaments , . owur stands , ( rrao siiarda , &c. , & .C. . lit endless' antaty. Catalognoa supplied on application. HbNRY II. UAnilV , Munufachircrs" Agint , 22 Pearl street. . Council Bluffs , Iowa. CONTINUES 10 Roar for Moores ( ) 4arsiess AND Saddlery. Iha\o adopted the L'on as n Trade Jlaik , and limy pooda will bo STASII'ED with the LION ml my NAM K on the cune. NO GOODS ARK GENUINE WITHOUT TIIK ABOVK 8TAJIP3. The bcbt inatcrl&l la ufcJ and the most eklllot1 workmen are cmplnjcd , and at the lowest cist irlee. An J one wishing n prlcu list of good will confer a fas or by Bending for ono. DAVID SMITH tf CORE. United States Depository. XX & 1SO ? NationalBank - OF OMAHA. - Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts. OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN OMAHA. SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. ) I860. Organized M National Bunk August 20 , 1S03 , CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER WOO 000 orriCKKa AND DIRBCTOM ; IlKRVin Knvvnx , President. Auai'srug Hoi'Nizn , Vlro TreeMcDt. II. W. YATU , Canhler. A. J. 1'orfLiio.s , Attorney. , . - ! JOUN A. CBIlUUTOIi. F. II. DAVIS , Aut. CUshlcr. Till bank roccUea Jcpoelt without regard to iraoun U. letiustlino ccrtlDcatcs Iioarlnp Interest. lra drafta on San Francisco and principal citloi ot the United Btntca , also London , DubUn Cillnbunrh and the prlnclixil cities of the contl nent of Kuropo , SclU pajMUincer tlckcta for cmlgranti by th In mau lino. mavldtf WAE IN PASSENGER BATES ! HflllUlF 11HOS. Ilrokcrs In all llallroad Tickets , Omaha , Neb. , olftr'lkl > ct to the liut. until further not lie , at the following unluard of Ix > w Itatta ; Chlcano , 910 ; Hound Trip , 810,00 , Thesoaro limited First CUss Tickets and ( 'ood for rituin throuKh the j oar , and la the Old Kcllublo Chi- myo , llurllngton & Qulnr ) Kail road. AUo , ono Kay to NEW YORK , lutcUs * . glTOO. 110STON , do JBOO. I'lIILADKI.l'llIA , d > 17CO , WAHUINuTON , do 1700. 1'or partlculan. nrlto or go direct to HOUIIIR 1IHOS. , Dealer * In Itcducod Itato lUllrond nnil btuuuhln'lliLvti. bffJTcntliSt. , Omaha , Neb Huntmbir the pUce Tlirco Doori North ol Un'ou ' I'uUUc Itallroad Depot , East bldu ot Tenth Street. Omaha , August 1,16S1 DEWEY & STONE , FURNIT ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. , C A R P ETSI G R O C E R SI Buy the PATENT PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. It always gives satisfaction , because it makes a superior article of Bread , and ia the Cheap est -Flour in the inarket , Every sack warranted to run alike or t money refunded. W. M. YATES , Cash Grocer. Max MEYER & CO. , Tobacco from 25c , per pound upwards , Pipes from 25c , per dozen upwards , Cigars from $16,00 per 1,000 upwards.