Nebraska Newspapers

    6 TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY OCTOBER T , 1881.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Inciflonts From Iowa's ' Westen
Oity ,
The Corn Crop Said to bo a
Great Success ,
NOWH Note * Picked "Dp Here tint
, There-
NO FAILURE.
THI : cony cnor A OIIEAT suass.
The corn growers of lown have
certainly causa to rejoice and fcol exceedingly
coodingly glad , for , notwithstanding
nil \ro have heard ninco the seed was
covered , has been tlint there is a
fniluro of the lown corn crop. This
has never happened and never will.
The crop may fail in Illinois , Kansas
and everywhere clso , but the state of
Jowa will always bo found in the mnr-
fcct-placo with her cribs full and
miming over. Not only will
wo have n larpo crop this year , but
one of the best quality over raised in
this stato. EVOH now , without n par ?
ticlo of frost , the corn is almost lniru
enough for the pickuis.Vo ha\o
liad a remarkable season for ripening
grain of all kinds , and wo vonlmothc
remark there has not been n year fern
n long time that the farmers in this
imit of the state Imvo gai acred so
largo 5 quantity of first quality cereals
us they have mid will this.
There is no doubt thnt
corn , especially Iowa corn , will fetch
n higher price than usual , oven after
navigation closes. But wo doubt if it
will pay to hold it anyjongor. ' Wo
understand that it has already dropped
in the Chicago market eight or ton
cents. This certainly will prove an
auspicious year for farmers. Thohigh
price of corn will help them pay oil
their mortgages , and a good many will
send the plow into the soil next spring
with a lighter heart.
KKXTUOK lit' 'I'iMno.
Old Kcntuck alias "Uad
, wtho nig-
Her , " got into trouble last evening.
lie imbibed too freely from the gin
and migar bowl. His tongue g
t. loose ami ho was unable to , control it.
. Ho was arrested by Oflic'er Barhyte
after a fierce struggle , and with the
s assistance of CUBIC. Thor > two , vby
putting clamps on the coon , managed
to got mm where they wanted him ,
up to the calaboose.
HOW ON AHTlt ?
A countryman living somuwhoro in
the vicinity of Keg Crook , not only
took in the circus yesterday but something
f
thing clap that passed to his head after
tor the ciicus performance was over at
night. His horacs did the best they
could under the circumstances but
somehow when they got in the vicini
ty of the Deaf and Dumb asylum they
turned to the right , and when the beer
had evaporated sufliciontly to relieve
the brain and the man became rational
ho looked' ahead of hint and then
backed up and down , and then ex
claimed "Annio ! Hallo ! I say , wife !
How on arth como so much water in
this yard ? " The team had brought
up at Carr Lake.
SAID HE COULD'HT.
The following correspondence has
passed between the mayor of Council
-bluffs and thu king of the Sandwich
Islands : Our mayor to the king :
"Will you favor our city with a car
riage drive ? I will moot you at depot
with carriage. 'N. J. ' W. 11.
"Vaughan , Mayor. " The king to our
inayor : "His majesty's thanks for the
kind invitation received , but is sorry
ho cannot accept. Kulaktiua , by Col.
.Tudd. "
HK'M * OKT ON.
Wo understand that the Colonel ,
since the convention , has notified
Sap , Baldwin and EVUIIH that if they
will rosin the mare's rump in good
nlmpo , BO that there will bo no danger
1 of slipping , and will promise not to
crowd him ho will call around that
way and get 6n.
A HAD DEATH.
AVe regret to announce the sudden
death of Carl Yonkorman , which oc
curred at his father's residence on
East Pieroo street , , Wednesday
evening. Carl was a young man with
many good qualities , possessed inoro
than ordinary musical talent , and was
respected by all who know him. He
died of that dread ( disease"UhatThas
beonjdoing its work of death in'.our
city of Into typhoid.pnou'nioma. JTho
blowwas a sad 'one | lor''his fond parents -
> rents to hear , and they have the sympathy -
* pathy of tlio community' in their be
reavement. The funeral will take
place this afternoon , from the family
residence on East Pierce street. All
friends of the deceased and the family
sire invited to attend.
THE IILUKP IN II1UKK.
II , 11. Barroy has secured for his
firm in Detroit the contract to furnish
the iron work for thu Omiiha court
house.
The heavy wind last Friday cut the
limb oil'u tree standing in the front
yard of G. W. Holland's rc.sidonuu/on /
Haiti street , that was eighteen inches
in diameter , and itJis not much of a
blow cither.
All those wishing relics of n dyna
mite explosion had better secure them
nt once. There will not bo another
opportunity , as the railroads won't
transport any moro dynamite.
The city , notwithstanding the inclement -
clement weather , was ciowded yester
day. A circus will fetch 'cm oory
time.
time.The
The beautiful building greeted on
, Main street by J. JUuullor , of nitiBlo
fame , is nearly completed , and will
soon bo ready for occupancy.
Nearly 400 emigrants fioin the cmnt
took the Union I'aciDo at this point
for the far west on Wednesday.4
The city council meets to-night ,
and wo shall know when our mayor
, proposes to call the extra flection un-
uler .the code. This must bo dona
within thiity days.
The question is , whom shall wu
nominate ? Wu under&tand tliuru is
, talk in democratic circles of putting
Jlobert Formal in the field.
r Thuro is no doubt that ( ho Vauglmn
men will want him to run indupi > nd >
ontly.unleMi the democrats take him
t y Outnoit inayoj'jvill be obliged to
tlovoto the most of his time to the
duties of tlio ofl'tco.
The coloicd citizens of Council
Bluffs aio preparing to band loggthut
as nn independent organization in
politics , and are bound that their
rights shall bo respected by the party.
0. L. Davis , conductor of the
Nortlnvcstein dining car , has been
transferred to the other end of the
road.
road.C.
C. W. Dresser has boon put in Mr.
Davis' place as conductor of the
Northwestern dining cor on this end
of the road.
Mrs. Patton , wife of Doctor Patton ,
is lying dangerously ill at her resi
dence on North Main street ,
Miss Annie Louisa Carey , the great
singer , never misses going to a circus ,
as will bo seen | > y the following article -
clo that appears in The Portland
( Maine ) Globdi "When Itanium's
circus was hero in Juno the driver of
i grocery wagon was hailed by three
ladies on Fierf street Vho re
quested him to carry them up
to the show grounds. Ho told
them if thoyicould stow themselves
n thu team Iio-would carry them up.
Two of them sat on thu scat and the
) thur one took up her position on an
inverted basket in the center of the
; cam. The trio 'enjoyed the ride very
nuch , the lady on tlio baaket fru-
qucntly exclaiming , "what a jolly
ark. " Arriving nt the tent they of-
crcd their charioteer a ticket , but he
vaa1obllgodrfo decline. List week ho
received three tickets to the Carey
soncort with the compliments of the
ady who sat on thu basket Miss
Jaroy.
Col. Doniphan. a leading altorney
of St. Joe , is iii Council Blulls , on a
isit to the family of Deputy Marshal
toy.Hon.
Hon. WjjHiun Erwin , of Cheyenne ,
s in Council Bluffs oil it visit tq one
if our prominent stock dealers , Goo.
Cculino.
Gen. WilHon , of Phil. Sheridan's
tall' , arrived in this city over the
Jnion Pacific Wednesday night , and
mmodiatoly took the North westerner
or Chicago.
A circus in a circus and Foropaugh
ms gi\en the best one tlnis far this
cason.
Col. Chapman , Representative J.
C. Morgan , The * Omaha Herald's '
hoop tender , ClurkJ and Dr. Cook
vbro furnished ( ho' bcstT scats in the
ircusj ulso , J. , 0. Adams , who thinks
Imt ho is the biggest political frog
liaftjjimps abound this county.
'Charley Eaughan saya that politics
hould bo loft out of the question ,
nd the people should start our first-
lass city with a first-class government
rom the mayor to street supervisor.
No woman could mine- her baby in-
ido the tout yesterday w'thout ' pay-
ng an extra quarter for the privilege ,
jut a good , many "nursed" just the
nmo.
Corn No. 2 was fetching yesterday
53 cents ; wheat , $1.25 ; butter , 25o ;
lotatoos , $1.10 ; eggs , 20c ; oweot po-
atocs , 4c ; hay , $6 ; wood , soft $4.50 ,
mrd , $ ) , _ _ _
Balm in Oilead.
'hero Is n Valm in Gllcad to henl oacligap-
Ing wound ;
n THOMAS' ELKCI mo On , , the remedy is
found ,
' 'or Internal and for outward use. you may
freely apply It ;
for all pain and Inflammation , you should
not fall to try it.
t only costs a trifle , 'tis worth Its weight
in gold ,
And by every dealer In the land this rem
edy i i ! d.
A Wonderful Dandle Team *
few York Herald.
During the past few years there has
) coii u rivalry among wealthy gentle
men as to who could secure the fast-
st trotting team , the same as there
vas Bomo twenty years ago , which
> rought out Mr. .Robert Bonnur's
earn Lady Palmer and Elatbush Maid ,
vhich on May 10 , 1802 , trotted a
nile over the Fashion Course , driven
> y Mr. Bonnur , in 2:20 : , and thrco
lays afterward trotted two lulled in
501j ; , the Hucond quarter of the
second milo being hotted in thirty-
lireo seconds. This fast tiino re-
nainod at the top of the record
111 til two years ago , -when Mr.
W. II. Vandeibilt drove Lady Mac
and Small Hopes a milo over thu
IHeotwood Park in 2:215 : , which contin
ued the best until last week , when
Mr. John Shophard's team , Blondin
and Mill Boy , trotted a milo to a road
wagon in 2:22 : over tlio Beacon Park
rack. Mr. T. C. Eastman's team
rotted at Flnotwood Park on thu saino
lay in 224. ; Mr. Foster Dowoy's
team , Boston and W , H. , inado/omu
very lino' displays during last wjo'ok at
, ho Kama placo. But it remained for
tfr. Frank Work's team , Edwafd and
3iek Swivello'r ) to wipe out all' pre
vious records' ' Tliis they did on
L'uoaduy aftornpon. 27th ult. , at
i'lootwood park in tnu urcsonco of a
argo number of the members of the
3cntlomon'a Driving Association.
r. Work had n but of $1000 that
lia team would boat 2.25 , the tiial to
jo made on Tuesday , John E. Tur-
icr had driven the team n week ago
n 2.25 ; but this was supposed to
uwu been n' ntoto chance
> crformanco under favoiablo cir-/
lumstanccs and would not bo
ikc-ly to bo done again , mid hcnco the
natch for $1,000 and the tii.il of ycs-
urdav nftotnoon. Turner not being at
land Dun Mace was selected to dnvo
ho icam. After a littlu jogging and
,01110 , apuudinu to got the hang of the
.earn , Dun catno up for the word and
t was given , and he dashed away
at u clipping pace , which ho kept up
all the way , the horses work-
illniculy and trotting as onu
lorao. They came homo without a
skip or break in the unprecedented
imo of two minutes and nineteen seconds
ends and n half , two seconds and a
mlf faster than thu fastest time ever
undo. The first quarter was trotted
n .13\ seconds , the half milu in 1:07 : } .
J'ho top wagon to which the horses
rotted uoighud 105 pounds.
Worthy or Pralio.
As a rule wo do not recommend pa-
ojit medicines , but when wo know of
mo that really is a public benefactor ,
and does positively euro , than wo con
sider it our duty to impart that jnfor-
nation to all. Eloctiio bittern arc
ruly a most valuable medicine , and
\vill surely cuio Biliousness , Fever
mil Ague , Stomach. Liver and Lidnoy
complaints , uven whuro all other rom-
odics fail. Wo know whereof wo
sneak , and can freely recommend to
all. [ Ex , Sold at 50 cents a bottle
Ish & McMuhou. (4) ( )
Preserving VnRotnblci In Winter
W. J ) . I'hllljrlcK In J < e Illinium ) Farmer ,
To ktcp beets , carrots and turnips
from wilting it is n good plan to pill
them up in hant'U uilh heads , or t (
pile them in ( ho cellar about lour feet
deep and cover the pile with a lit'lo
straw or coarse litter , to present evap
oration. If the cellar is kept cold
they will not sprotit and grow ; bul
this is not nlwajs easy to do , ns milt ]
weather approaches in spring , nt
which season a good pit keeps the
roots in hotter order than any cellar
can do.
To keep squashes well \ory differ
ent condition * are essential. Tlio
squash in a tropical plant , and will
not endure cold weather ; oven an apu
iiroaeh to tlio.frco/.ing point below 40'
injures them for keeping , and if the
temperature can bo kupt uniformly
abovu 50' from tlio time they are lini'
vested it will bo nil thu hotter ; free
circulation of air is ctsuntial also ,
especially when they are first gathered ,
and for several weeks afterward. A
cellar with n furnace in it , where the
temperature is above CO' ' , will keep
thorn well. But u cellar without n fire
is too damp and cold , and they will
not-koop long in it , One of the best
placi it > ; bo found in most houses for
kcoMtpttaqiiashcn' is a closet against
UW'Mmlhln chimney. Th'oy nucd
looking ovcif evory/ two weeks to pick
quiche > < ApucleU ones } ihoy * keep
pretty well till spring if carefully
\vacnc\li ( 'The hard-shelled squashes ,
like thu Hubbnrd nml Marblchoad.
keep very much bettor than the tur
ban and marrow varieties , which aio
mostly used in autumn for pins , etc.
Tomatoes picked quito green , just
before frost endangers their ( 'estruc-
tion , atid spread out upon benches of
n greenhouse , or under the glass of a
hot bed , will i Spoil after several days
exposure to the warm of the sun , and
prove very accuptablo after the frost
ban destroyed thu vines.
String beans may bo easily dried by
spreading them on a roof or other con
venient plnce , and furnish an excellent
winter dish ; they need only to bo
soaked , and cooked as if fleshly
picked. This method is not goneially
tno\\ and practised as it should bu.
3tiing beans mo a delicate dish in
uid-winter , and well worth thu slight
trouble of saving them. Lima beans ,
ihellcd and dried , make most excol-
unt.stu\\od beans in thu winter sea-
ion , so much bettor than otdinary pua
! ) cnnn tllnt onu would bo quitu sur-
[ > rine < l at the dilfuicnco who had never
bufoio tiicd it.
BORUS Cortlflontos.
It is no vile drugged stuff , pretend
ing to bo made of wonderful foreign
roots , barks , &c , and puffed up by
long bogus certificates of pretended
miraculous cures , but a simple , pure ,
3il'cctivo medicine , made of well
known valuable remedies , that fur
nishes its own certificates by its cures.
Wo refer to Hop Bitters , the purest
uid best of medicines. Republican.
octl-15
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOB MAN A1TD BEAST.
For moro thnn a third of a century tlio
Mexican Muttniigljlnlnicnt has boon
known tomlllloiiH nil over tlio world us
liu | only mifu reliance for tlio roller of
incidental mid tiiiln. It Is u medicine
iiliov ) > tlc < ) ami piiilso Iho belt ot Its
kind. For every foua urvzturuul ] > u'ji
tlio
Muntnn I.lnlincnt \ltlioiitim cminl.
It peiietrnU * Ilimh und iiiiitelc to
( lie \tiy iiunn ninkliiR the ccnllnu-
nlii'o of ] itln : und Inlhuninatlon Impo -
Hllilc. UN I'lVcrtiuifdM Iluniiiti rlcsli mid
tint Hiiilo crcnlion uru vqtuilly wonilui-
fill , Tliu Aloxltnn
I.lnlniiMit la needed liy nnmobmly In
ovuiy lioiiHi' . K\eiy dnbiiiins nu\-uit
tlin nKl > ' ' .V r l > ntiful Kiald or limn
Hiibilncd , ot rlirmiiiitlc niurtyrs iu-
hloiod , < ir.il iiilualilti liniso or ox
icil by thu liculina iiouer
vrUlcli Bpoortlly ctu-os nucli aliments of
in HUMAN KMiSll as
Itiiciiiuntliiii , Stvclllnf { , fltllT
aluti , Coiitrnctcil AIuHclo , Itnriu
lid Hraldn , C'i > tit IlrulMvii nml
prnliii , I nlaiiouii III ten nml
UIIKI. htlfTiici , Lauienei * . OliI
are * , IIlccr , Fraitbltci.Cllllblalm.
lore nilpplei ! Caked llreast. and
udced etcry fonu of external UU-
nic. It licnl * ivltliaut cori.
For tlio IlllUTU CltKATION It euros
Nprnlui , Strimiy. til Iff Jnlii ( ,
auiiilcri Ilnrnei * norc , Ifoof I U-
ieiFoot Itot , ttaruw > Vorm. Ncnli ,
follow Iluritt Scrntclirn , AVIinl-
lli , 8 | > nvlii ( Thruuli , ItliiKlmnr ,
Hd Nores , I'ull lvll , ntm upon
he Nluhl niul eveiy otlur nllinuiit
o ivlilrh tlio otciipniiu at ( lie
t bl uixl Ntoclc Yaiil are llulile.
Tlui niexlrau ? Iu t ii ( J.liiliuciit
Iwiiys emeu und nu\er dlsupiioluta ;
lull I la , luwltlvely ,
THE BEST
OF ALL
FOB MAN OB BEAST.
Toiorrc l > onilciiil with l rtiesln
WANTHD to inirLhaiilni ; seurul c-nr Ioatl < ol
> otatowi , creaniory butter , cliok-o cluiry butter ,
1'loaio tut thin out to tint
m , .Net ) . o. > Si\U
rr.AKKX Ul1 Hayhorio of medium size , bhoil
J on nil Itrt ami nbouttU . at 0110-
mlf inllooit ol tlio Deaf an J Dumb Ah\luiii.
> ciS\\.t JOHN BTUIIK.N.
AOUNTS WANTED TOR OVR NKW HOOK
BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG , "
l > clnp tlio Story ot the Scriptures , by lloi
Aloxauikr CiuoV , D. 1) . , In bhimlt ) ixnd attraitht
0)H'uas ( or olil nntl jountf. Vroluscly Illuitm-
eil , niaKhin a moat InttrcBtlnjund lmiriuhc )
jouth g Instructor , i\cry : latent 111 tocura thU
n ork , Trciu hern , ) oil tJiould ilrculato It. 1'Htf
13 00 , Uiiul ( or riniilaraitli extra limit ,
J U. CIIA1I11LK3 & CO. bt Loult Ma.
AGENTS WANTED POH
CREATIVE SOIEKOE
aud Sexual PhiloBophy.
i'roluMiy Illustrated , ' 'hciaot lni | > ortint anil
Kit book ( lUblUlicO , Kvcry limlly winU U
SxtrwrUluiry nulucomciit * uffsrod A/tnt .
AJJrcM Aaiim'1'UBi.iiuiiia Lo. , St. Louli , Mo
n
The leading BclentnU ot to-tiny ngroo , tlnl
most illecH < are , nvuiicil by riltorilcrotl
orlhbr. If , therefore , ( ho kklnoftnim Ihcr nn
Kept In perfect ordtr , | > ctfcct licnlth ulllU'tln
result. Tlili truth ban only li < nknonn o ihorl
time anil for } tars | ice ( > lo Midcrtxl crcnt ngonj
without licliiK nllo ( o llnd rclltf , Tlio illicotcrj
of Warner's bale Kldru ) ami I.l\cr Cure nmrk t
n new era In the treatment ol these trouble *
> tftilo ( rout n tlmplo trortlcnl leaf of rara value , li
contftlns Jut Iho clcmcntd ncctusary to nourkl
am ) lnIsomto lioth ot tlicxo gttnt orgnni , ntu
wifely rcntore and kccii them In nrilvr. It Is r
Poilllve Remedy for all tlio dlfcwd that rnii <
lalni In tlio lower jiartof thu liotly tot Tor ) < ! (
l.l\ci Hcndftchts Jailiidlca Dizznc ! s-0ra o
- raterABUO Lhcrand Urlnarj Oryiin ,
It l nn ovccllcntaml .ifo rcincrty lor fcinalci
ilnrlnf ? I'rcnwnpy. It u 111 control Mcnstruttlot
mid li In'ftlmblo lor Luucorrhom or I'nlliiiK o :
tlio Womb.
An n Ulooil Purifier It In unc/pinlcil , for It cure1
tlio ordain tint inakn the hlood.
This rcniwly , uhlch hi * done surd wonder1 , 1'
put up In the IUC ! T HIXCI ) HOT I'M ! of all )
incJIclilo ii ] > oii the iinrktt , and Is xold \ > \ Vt\\tt- \
( tints and nil dealers at 91.25 per bottfo. Km
Dlftlictcfl , onnulro for WAUNEM'9 SAKK DIA
1IKTES CUltK. It Is n I'OSI I IVE Remedy.
H. H. WARNER & 00. , Rochester , N. Y.
fo1fl-tlMll-iiat.lv _
Geo. P. Bern is
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
16th and Dodjo 8t . , Omaha , Neb.
This agency ( iocs STRICTLY n lirokcrao' liuslnes ,
Docs not speculate , and therefore any tuirjrilni
on UH lxok ore Insured to Its pntrone , instead
of bclnir rolibled un liv thn n/ont
BOGGS & HILL ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 1608 Fanahiun Street ,
Orricn Nor h slilo out ) . Grand Central Hotel.
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly of Ql h& Jacobs , )
UNDERTAKER.
No. 1117 FarnhimSt. , Old Stand ol Jacob Ols.
i ri .iv Teleirmph Solicited r'27-lv
A. G. TROUP ,
ATTORNE vAT - LAW
B. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public.
Premier's Block , Opposite Post Office.
Sioui City & Pacific
* ICD
St. Paul & Sioux City' ' " '
RAILROADS.
HIE OLD RELIABLE SIOUX CITY. HOUTB
1OO UILE3 SHORTER ROUTE 3.OO
FROM
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
OULUTH ORBISUARCK ,
nd all points In 'Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
> akotx This line U equipped v ( h thp lmpro\
Vcetlnghouse Automatic Air-brake nd Miller
'latform Couolei and Duffer : and ( or
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT
i unsurpassed. Elegant Drawing Hoom n
Bleeping Cars , owned and controlled by the com
pany , run through WITHOUT CHANGE between
Juion PatlHo Transfer ucpot at Council Bluffj ,
und St. I'M > 1.
Tmins Icaio Union Pacific Tnnifor depot a
Council 131utTa at 6:16 p. m. , reaching Sioux C'lt >
it 10.20 . , m. and St. Paul at 11:05 : a. ra. maklns ;
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANYJOTHER
ROUTE.
Returning , Icavo St. Paul at 8-30 p. in. , arriving
t Sioux City 4 45 n. m. , and Union Pacific Trans
lilcpot , Council RluOii , at 60 a m. DC
r.t jour tlckeU road via "h. C. t P. II. R. '
P. C. HILLS , SuiHrlntenilont ,
T. E. ROUINbON , Mlswouri Vallay , I .
Asst. Uc ) I'aaa. Avcnt.
J. If. O'BU AN , Pww" > npt.r Afrcnt.
" > uncll llliiT ( . Iow .
AI3ENTS WANTED EOK
the Fifltcet t-olilnu Book of the A e !
foundations or Success ,
CU8IKESS AND SOCIAL FORMS.
.
The laws of trr-do , Ical fomia , how to Ir&nB-
U iiurliiesn , valutble tables , social etiquette ,
ptrlUmcutary u iio , hew to cnnduit public
> Ualnrti ; la f .ct it U & complete Ouide to Sue-
cos * for all elates. A Umliy uotesalnAddrcos
or clrculu * aud sp cUt terms , ANCHOR PUB *
J . St Lnulx. Mo
Ed\A/ard We Sime al ,
ATTOBNEY
3 ItO. W. UUANK. A. U , CAMPURLt ,
DOANE & CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
B W COR. 1BTH & DOUGLAS STS. ,
JvSl'lf OMAHA ,
d.H FLIEGLE
J. II Thlclc ,
No. SIM Uauirlar 0 > -
BlackDiamondCoalBo ,
\v. u I.OOMIB. j. s. NIWII.L : : ,
1'IIKJ. hKC. AND'l'HKAa.
1. L. MILLiil : , AUKNT.
HARD OR SOFT COAL
M car lota or III ntmntitlen to suit imrcliasori ?
Ordcn SollUUd.
Yard , Foot Farnham and Doug
las Sts. , Omuha.
_ _ BOpS
DexterL.Thoias&Bro ,
WILL DUY AND BKLL
AND ALI , TRAMJACriOM
COMJUCTKD TIIKRRWiril.
Taxes , Rent Houses , Etc.
It VOU WAM TO Bl'T Oil BULL
Call at Ofllce , Itooui 8 , Crotxhton HlocV , Omaha.
SIBBETT & FULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
/ > VID OITY , NEB ,
B [ > echl attention g\\vn \ to collottlom In Ilutlcr
count " 'I mu din
03. R. CUBK80N , i , 0 , HUNT
Clarkson & Hunt ,
Succciwr * | o nlchanlt & Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - LAW
B ; UtkBtrmt Oin h Nnh
P. MO CO
1319 Farnhani Street.
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20 PIECES BEST QUALITY 48-INCH BLACK CASHMERE $1.00.
*
This quality usually sells everywhere at $1.50.
No Samples Mailed ; order what you want , we guar
antee Satisfaction.
Great Kid Sale !
Best Quality Fisk , Clark and Flagg Gloves , 3-But-
ton , 75 cents.
t
Best Quality Fisk , Clark and Flagg Gloves , 4-But-
ton , $1.00. '
BETTER COLORS ! WIDER GOODS I
Satin and Gros Grain , all Nos. , 9 to 40 , 10 cents.
S. . ZMIOIRSim & CO. ,
1319 Farnham Street.
AND STILL THE LION
CONTINUES TO
Boar for Mo ore ( s )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
I have adopted the Uon aa a Trade Maik. and
all my Roods will bo STAMPED with the LION
nml my NAME on the rainc. NO GOODS ARE
GENUINE WITHOUT Til > 5 ABOVE STAMl'8
The best material Is used and the most skillcc"
workmen are ciniilojeil , and at the lowest cnrb
price. An.vonu wishing a prko-llst of good will
confer a ( a\or by sendln ) ; for ono.
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
United States Depository.
NationalBank
- OF OMAHA. -
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.
OLDEST BANKINQ ESTABLISHMENT IN
OMAHA.
8UOCE8SOR3 TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. )
186(1.
Organized tut tk National Dank Aucust 20 , 1863.
CAPITAL AND 1'ROFll 3 OVER 300,000 ,
orriCEni AKU DIIH-CTOHU :
UKRMAN Kouvm , Prc ( lrnt.
uHTtis KOJNTZM , Vl < t t'rcaldcnt.
H. W. YATKI , Cashier.
A. J. I'oiTLnrnn , Attorney.
JUMNA.
F. II. DAVI3 , Asst. Cashier.
Thl bank rocclicn UcposlU without regard to
amount * ,
JoHKutlino certificates bcarlni ; Interest.
lrnv ( drafts on San Kranclbco and principal
iltltu of the United States , also London , Dublin
lUinburgh and the principal cities of the cent !
nent of huropc.
Bella | ias9ensir ticket * for emigrant ! by the In
man line mavldtf
The Oldest EatabUshed
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Qo. ,
X3-A.ZXT1BCE13ECJE1. .
transrctod tame as that ol an Incor *
wntcJ rank.
Acco'ints kept In currency or gold subject to
all-lit chick without notice.
Certificates of depotlt ssucd pas blo In three ,
ilx and t ch o months , jearlng intoroat , or on
demand without Interest.
Alliances made to customer ! on approt ed secu
rities at market rates of Interest.
Duy and Fell gold , billi of exchange , govern *
men ; , state , county and city bomls.
Draw ( Ijrnt dnfU on England , Ireland , Scot-
and , and all parts of Euroixi.
Sell Euro ) > can poiuago tlckita.
COLLECTIONS PROMITLV MADR.
Hill-lilt
BTBON RXED.
BYRON REED & . CO.
jOLDSKT KDTAULItlllKO
Eeal Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA ]
Keep complete abitract ol title to all Rial
SaUta In Omaha ami Douelu couutv , mart'
J. B. Detwiler's
CARPET STORE.
Jflftf 1
The Largest Stock and Most Comj ? ' \
plete Assortment in '
The West.
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
mart'J.
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.
1313 Farnham St. , Omaha.
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to the Fact that
1ME.
Bank foremost in the West in Asso rtment and
Prices of
CLOTHING
.
FOB MEN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Cap ]
Wo are prepared to moot . tlio demands of the trade in regard to Latest , Si j
nnd Patterns. Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection
,
RESPECTFULLY i i
M. HELLMAN & CO1
300 to 31213th St. , Corner