Nebraska Newspapers

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6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 , 1881.
, COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A Bay's ' Doings in Iowa's ' West
ern Metropolis ,
Several Results of the Recent
County EleotlonB.
An Extended Batch of BroozyNows
Niton-
THE ELECTIONS.
SHOUT r.r.WMB or TIIKIU OHNKUAI , UP
8ULTS.
The battle has been fought , nnd n'
though it may take tlio official coun
to dotcrmino exactly what the roaul
is so fur M majorities are concerned
the smoke has sufficiently cluarcd nwa
to enable us to look ever the field
The republicans have rescued the en
iiro county building , nnd for nwhil
they will liavo absolute control there
Mr. Sherman , for governor , canie
iho county by J150 majority eve
.Kinno. Sieffcr , republican , ovcrMor
pan , linn 114 , nnd over Huimlcml , 374
Morgan democrat , .15 ever Clayton
republican ; Kirkland , republican
fur auditor , ever Gardner , democrat
Oil ; 33onnott , ropiiblican , for trois
nrur , him 584 ever IJadolot , democrat
Guitar , republican , for sheriff , ever
O'Neal , democrat , L'O ; Dunton , rcpiib
lican , formirvoyor , 228 ever Broad-
beck ; Faul , ropiiblican , for coroner ,
4(70' ( ; Underwood , democrat , over Mat-
lock , republican , 108 ; Cooper , demo
cmt , over Smith , female , republican ,
for school superintendent , 495. From
tlio above , to recapitulate , the repub
licans carry the county for governor
and one icproacntntivo and elect the
following county officers : Auditor ,
treasurer , sheriff , surveyor nnd core
ner. The democrats , ono rtprcsunta-
tivo , supervisor and school suporin
( undent. It seems that thu largest
majority wns given by the friends of
Kirtland for auditor. The next
Ser John Uonnct , but when no con
sider that he hon boon fivutimcB elect
ed to the ollico of auditor in this
country , nnd that it was n change for
the benefit of the party nnd not him
self. For Mr. Bonnet in' accepting
the ofllco of treasurer and give up the
ono that had grown to bo his almost >
by right did so , not to please himself ,
Jml his party. Wo say when wo cdn-
aider the circumstances to gather
with the fact that his mine was traded
during the day wo are surprised to
iind him with so largo a majority over
Bndolot who is nn exceptionally tin-
right , straightforward citizen of this
country. That Kirtland did HO well
we are not surprised. For a long
lime ho hud been acting as deputy
auditor and had become acquainted
with nearly every voter in the county
mid liia gentlemanly and courteous
manner of transacting the business
had endeared him to tlio people Am
orally. Mr. Guitar had next to the
fomnlo the hardest battle
to fight. Mr. O'Neal was
ji long time under Perry Reed ,
and BO far na possible received his
support ; nnd ho also had the strength
of the saloons to help him. Take , all
the circumstances , that ho has boon
with Keel so long , had the saloons
with him and n- good n < anv republi
cans , wo are only' ' surprised that ho
did not dufoat Durton by n hundred
majority. And now wo come to the
solemn part of thu election. Wo un
derstand no woman prior to the last
election has over had courngo enough
.to face n man and battle for nil ollico
in Pottuwnttnnuo county , and wo
jnust say wo hnvo never yet hoard o"f
a I'reat live man beating a woman no
unmercifully , nnd afterwards bo nl
lowed to inn nt lurgo. Mr. Cooper
ought to blush jtmt u little \\hen ho
meets Mint Smith , and every ono who
scratched that girl , hows-iovor gently ,
will have cause to turn crimson if
eho ever turns her optics directly up
on him. But
There is indny it gem nf imivt-t ray serene ,
Thu dark , imfatlioinuil t'lued of ncoun
' bcur ;
Thero'H many a flower born tn blush mi-
seen ,
And wnxto its fr.iguncc on thu dcxcrtair.
The fact is the people of thif'couu .
are opposed at present to female suf
frage. When women are allowed the
xiijlit to vote will bo time enough to
elect them to oflico. Wo have the
utmost respect for the ability and
worth of the young Indy Whom the re
publican party put in the field. She
iio'doubt is mi accomplished teacher
aifd'can"serve the pubhojjottcr in that
capacity than by being laid upon the
shelf in the ollico of county suporin
londont. ,
"ifKAIUY IILKI ) TO DEATH.
The boy llenrdon , wo understand ,
is an old oflondor. After the pound
ing ho received ho came very near
blooding to death , When tnkim to
iho jail ho wan bleeding profuuoly and
the sheriff deemed it' best to cull
n physician. Dr. Unit was called.
The boy wns nlivo yoitorday morning
and in good spirits. Ho said the po
lice had him subdued some time bo-
Joro they let up on him , but they
wore uxeitud and were not awuro ol
the fact.
THKV MKT.
It was election day. They mot on
the street. Chapman , who mourns
tho' defeat of his Clayton so much in
his paper , and Morqtui , ox-editor ol
tha Globe. It wns n sad yoi friendly
mooting. Mr. Chapman wan the first
to brook the silence. "Well , what do
.you know ? " Ex-editor , "Well , John ,
I feel I think I shall get there. '
Mr. Chapman ( dropping the lower lit
of his left optic slightly ) "I hope su. "
clear tone "Shako.1
Ex-editor ( in a )
Cigars , music , tableaux , exeunt.
* * ' Mil. WHKKtKllV YKNTUllU.
A short time njo ; Mr. A. Wheeler ,
proprietor of the lUjvoro house , who
resided in Buffalo , New York , con
cluded to tako.tho ndvico of tlio late
Horco Groeloy nnd "Go west. " Ho
came to this city nnd haying made uj
his mind that this wan iho country fur
hipi to grow up uithj determined
to follow the star no longer , notwith-
fltandini ; the flood was upon us nnd
things looked n little damp. Ho bo-
liovi'd then and now that Council
Bluff * ii destined to bo at no dis'u'it '
day [ ono of the lmdin city jn the
union. 'Ho immediately 'invested
omo of his capital in tenements
houses , also purchased the furniture
and fixtures of the Ucvero honno on
Bnudnay. The matter of making ft
success of hotel keeping wiw an exper
iment witli him ana since spring ho
has c.irried on the business without
the assistance of that ono auxiliary
necessary above all others to make a
complctosuccossof any undortakiim
his wife until yoatorday , when Mrs
Wheeler and three children arrive !
from Buffalo. Since Mr. Wheclc
has been in this city ho lias mad
many friends and ho no doubl wil
novcr have cause to regret that ho so
Icctod Council Bluffe , Iowa , in which
to buildup a business that in a fen
years will add naturally to his exchequer
chequer ,
Ilim'AI.0 IIILI.'rt ttENSfiTT.
Bennett , who has made himsol
famous for having fired oil'a pistol
somewhere in the vicinity of Buffuh
Bill , was taken from the county jai
yosterduy and brought before Judge
Burke to answer to the charge of rob
bory. The testimony not being sulll
cient to sustain this charge it was dis
missed and an information filed chart ;
ing him witli an assault , J. Lyman
his counsel , asked for timo. It was
granted and the case continued ono
wonk from next Monday.
TIIKV DIDN'T oir : IT.
The tiling is spreading rapidly ii
Council Blull * . Two "alloy" girls np
plied to a gout Ionian on Main street
wanting to rent his resibenco in Glendale -
dale , near the high school. The man
was astounded and asked them what
they could do away off there. "Oh I *
they replied , "thu men that como to
see us don't want us on any of the
public streets , and you know such
girls as we have plenty of money al
ways to pay the rent. " They didn't
secure the house.
INKOUMAT10.V TOR TUB HKMIHI'lItiHK ,
Imagine the editor of Tito Globe en
tering his sanctum , grasping a Faber
Mid scratching off the following :
For several days past wo have boon
engaged in politics in earnest , have
mot the enemy and they are ours. A
'outline farewell was taken of the pa-
? or until after the close of the can-
ass , and now thab it is over and vic
tory assured wo again resume the
position temporarily vacated ,
Wo cannot close this little article
vithout returning our most earnest
, nd sincere thanks to all those who
iavo stood by us so loyally and man-
I'lly , a.s well a these politically op-
losed to us that quietly attended the ,
tolls and deposited their ballots in :
ur favor. Both are gratifying facts ,
nd will bo treasured ,
When JamcH F. Wilson comes this
ray again seine republicans will hear
ram him , no imagine.
TOOK THE TICKEll.
An old man entered a complaint in
Fudge Burko'n court against a man
tamed Ayers , charging him with get-
ing in on his confidence at the Ogden
totel and beating him out of a watch.
iVo understand that the matter was
atisfaotorily arranged between ( he ;
wo and when the case was called the
ild man not appearing against Ayers
10 w.is discharged.
HIE IlLUKPri IN
Everybody will soon hnvo an oppor-
unity of seeing "tho whale. "
Harden Jones , of llockford , left
Council Bluffs yesterday for a visit in
'ndiann to see the "old oaken bucket"
ind scones of his childhood oiico more.
Harry Stone , of Loadvillo , has
ontod the ttnu , building juat erected
> y J. W , Crosslnnd on Broadway , and
ill occupy it as a wholesale liquor
itore.
Perry Keel ouys that Heardon has
) eon under his care before. ,
Theodora Guitar dVm't owu bin olcu-
ion to Council Bluff * , Wo under-
itaud O'Neal carried this city. Some
) f our host citizens voted for Jimmio
jociiuso they believed ho wai a pro-
libitiouist.
J. 0. Morgan is not n Wilion man
jut will vote fur Gear.Vo think
lomobody took u nip at bin none to
ipito somebody's face.
Miss Ella Smith is atill confined to
tier homo with inihunatory iliuumiit- .
ism.
ism.Tho
The older of the Cornet girls ia still
with her mother ut the Metropolitan
liotolin this city.
Mrs. Fiinnio Livingstone who came
to this city from Lvudvillu some time
ago having thu littlu Cotnot girls in
ohurgo , has been confnu'd to her reemit
it tie Metropolitan hotel with tlno.it
tumble nnd lover ,
Wo understand that thu colored
folks luvo boo'n' cleaned out of thu
Ogden hotel and their placet ) filled
with white men.
The Council Bluff * Light Guards
will hold n businmi mootm ; ; at their
mnory on Pearl street this evening.
E. Fitch , of Avoca , wns in the city
yesterday , ut the Ogdon.
W. G. Albrighf , . .f Cedar Kupids ,
wns nt tllu Ogden IIOUHU yesterday.
S. L. Hooper , of 4"Ci > r ww : . . .
Iowa's ' metropolis yesturdny , nt the
1'aciiie.
Messrs. Foreman Und Walters sun-
ccodtd in bngging n line lot of fat
ducks lait Tuoidny and Wudncnday.
The "Ilijt 4" wonder in their minds
when that man Scott will send nlonu
" " - '
that
I Miss Carrie M. Cuss , of South
Bond , Ind. , is in Council Bluffs on a
visit to her friend and schoolmate ,
Mrs. John Limit , wife of John Limit ,
attorney At lavs.
\\o understand that the complaint
against Tloardon comes from Cans
county , where ho is charged with
stealing a gold watcll and chain.
L. Kirscht nnd W. II. Millatd have
erected residences in Glendale that
\\i\\ \ \ add materially to thu looks of that
locality. Mr. Kincht'a is a largo two
story brick. Mr. Millard'u u largo
two story frame.
It is becoming gonorilly known
that the Henlica are here , paid lor
and will run , commencing opposite
the entrauco of Geiso's biowoiy ,
thence west to Bancroft street , down
Bancroft to Crystal mills , thence up
Main street to Broad wirro tviu Union
avenue. Thi ? route ia subject to
rapid change * of wjiichduo notice will
bo given.
Quito an ' oxoitemontiwaq created
yesterday afternoon ' Wvm " jt ) of the
Council Buff | BaviiiL' b&nk o'vor i\
her 9 tr do , ' ' ' f '
The fiiiaicial ) affairs of tliu county
vill ( bo iii safe" handu * . 'John Bonnclt
will bundle the money andvKiikland
will audit the accounts , *
Jlottpck can console hinuclf vith
thu fact that greater statesmen thu
ho have been slaughtered by thoi
own party.
Tlio nntiro counly building will fo
the time being be under Iho contro
of the republiiMiix , Something ( ha
has not happened ior some time ,
It was lumnrcd nt ono time Din
some ono had stolen the ballot box ou
al Silver Crook
Hov. Cyrus Ilamlin , pastor of Hi
Conurcg.iliotml church , left Comic !
Bluffj yesterday for Burlington o
business connected with his pastorate
Sir. Malony , who has formed n co
partnership with Hubbard , lias movei
into the Fred Lculxingor house 01
avenue E.
Matlock says UiatCorbnIoydecoivc <
him. Ho did not think the part ;
would bo ungrateful , but alas ?
That rooster of Morgan's looks higl
but thin , like uti oyster in a ho.irdinj
house stew. Giioss ho has been fu <
on Nonpareil oats ,
The Council Bluffn Light Gunid
are rcipieatod to meet in full uniforii
to-night.
Hon. A. J. llisint ? , formerly ono ol
Council BlnnV leading att'jriii'jH , nr
rived in this city yesterday , from Silver
vor Cliff , Col , , on lummy east , on bus
incus connected with his firm , Mo'.it
gomery it Rising.
DonpUcd.
ly tlic tiiilliliikini , ' , ] ] tinlnck 1ms bcci
cnnotilcrrd nweeilniititn ItixuriantKrowtli ,
unpleasant Hindi , t > te. , linn rendered It , ti
thosu "not Unowiiifj its \irtnex , .inuis.inco ,
aiulyct the root IIOA lon < \ > erti acknowl'
edged Ijy H.Ivatit.H na most liuiilunble ns n
diuretic , npotietit nnd Ijlood pnrilier. liur-
dock Itliioil HitttTH embody nil itn ) , ' od
i'rico 81.00 , trial ni/o 10 cents ,
IMPIETIES.
New .Jersey tries to claim Xoali , bccatno
ho WOH a New-ark man.
At a prayer meothit ; in ,
MAM , , the other evening nne of the broth-
reti prayed ( nr "thn president , the cabinet ,
nut especially the poutmaster-Rcncral , "
Some R.icriliKiouH wretch pried open the
ccently laid corner atone of the J tlxcopal
ihurcli at LoMarx , Iowa , nnd abxtmcted
ho Rllver dollar whiuh had been desalted
licre.
OeorK * F. Meredith waw o'cpclletl from
he ministry and incmherfthipof theMeth-
dist cluircli. nt the late conference held
it Canton , bcinj , ' found K'i'lty of lying ,
InmkeimcsH , inimorallly , etc.
A KroA many pcnplo carry their religion
in their ftlca\o , whore it will Im xeeu In
hii connection it may bo well remarked
lnt when they died they never take their
lothcs to tlio place of judgment.
The Uanjo in Hcavcti ! "le banjo-
rum ! If you want my ( loj > , my IHW , my
louse nnd lot , play me de hang" an' keep
hue will ycr flit. I 'upect do miifiic of
mf'elio hariM ntn nwect an'noft nn'drcnmy.
> ut if dcy want to keep u cull'd fullcs n\t-
fllied up dar , a leetlu mnrc banjo nu' a
cctlolesK harp am do tint preHCiiptinn. "
The rector of nn infant church in South
? : iniiiin ! , whoio role of mcmborH nnnibfr-i
ixactly eight , finds much comfort in ilia
act that just the name number of pel sons
vcroju Noah'ri nrk , When ho hall Imve
L revival increnhing the force by 50 per
ent. He will probably bo thankful that
ho number tqual.s that of the original npiu > -
le .
"If yo plaizc , uorr , have yo enny nice
iunday-flchool book i or jupcrii ? Sure I
rant them for mo little ghl ; Hhe'll ba go
ng to Air , Goodman's clacH at the church ,
err , ye- < , sorr"What church1 "Sure ,
t'H tlio I'rotcHtant church in the dqunrc
teynnt. " "Is your husband alhe , Alrn.
- AlrH. - J" Hiiro , an' he In , sorr , -
bin nowl , the drunken owld vagabond. "
'You'ro a rellgiouH person yourself , I per-
solve. " "Hiue , tin' 1 am , Borr , the dhil a
mp'porth else ! " * , ,
lllderly ladies who liavo 814,000 to npare ,
ind arc willing to invest on the recom-
nemlntlon of clergymen or uplrlt me-
llniiiH , In Htock of a " , Ianucn cologne man-
ifactnring coiniiany , " will pmbably novcr
nek for impostor * of some kind to relieve
heiu of their money. The bexi mode of
protecting such perwmH IH by placing any
property left to tliein in the lmudn of a com-
ictent trustee. It would seem from the
it'iteincnt of the \\idow of 1'rof , Uiliam ,
ivho WJM mulcted in thin mnouiit by the
Kov. John A. Lanulng , of Drookline ,
. , and by Mi.ss Maty C. Ward , a to-
nruauher or k'ct.urei of some kind ,
tbef'O pnrtiiH mudo no other Btatu-
nen'M to MtH. U [ > hnin thnn that they hail
luented the money of n good many other
ividou A und orphans in the x.unuay ,
ivlilch , Or1 fools are plenty , U > ery likely
irui > . ' ) hey ulno nsimireil her that nho
.voiild recei\ tin ) niodest InuriMsu of 10
ior cent per nnniuii on her Investment ,
myiible In monthly Installment * , a prom-
so which for a few months W.IH kept. It
lee * not yet nppe.ir that any glumtx ail-
UHtil lier to make the investment , or that
Miy reprost ntatiimn of any mattem of fact
ivhlchould inllumicy a unman of dinere.
tion _ were uned. When ttho npjilied to
Ionising for bur lost liondii in January ,
1B7U. afterho had had them nearly u year ,
lie uroto lier the tallowing letter , which U
the ugolcHt specimen of eant over put forth
by n clerical Chadhaud :
"I cannot meet with your domnndi to
night , The nl IUH nnd nrraiigemonts were
all mndo In God , nnd 1 can only move an
Ha commands. Can you not lollow tha
word of ( Jml nit It came to you first ! You
know tha word to be of Coil M vim did
then. Follow it tw you did then. TJio iw
IM.TH nro all drawn in Uxl nnd nro ut His
illHpotml , Yours iu Christ .fesiw , tlio J.ord
Cod. Amen. . [ . A. JMNMINII. "
It Keoiim dilliciilt tn hcliaiu. tb.amieh
fools nn Lnntlng could bo mist.iinod as men
uapablo of in tructing th'o world concern
ing "God,1' ' but wu belle vo he had m > other
profussion. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Eoii CortiflcatnK.
, .ltia.nuvilo drugged stuff , prutond-
ing to by madu of wonderful foruixn
roofs , .barks , Ac , and- puffed up by
IOIIL ; bogini certificates ol pretended
miraculous cures , but u simple ; pine ,
uffuctivo mcdieine , made of null
known 'nluublo remedies , that fur-
niahea its own certificates by its cures ,
\Vo refer to Hop Bitters , the purest
nnd boit of niodieineM. Republican.
octMH
AUtfllU WANTED FOR
KrnoT HKLU.SU Jlooim or TIIK Am I
Foundationsof Success
nuaiNKaa AND SOCIAL KOKUB.
Tlio law oj traulg , Ic l loruii , how to tram
wt 1'inlniss , valuable toik ! , vocUl ctlquitt
latlluiuiilarr unye , bow to conduct public butl
ni ! < ; In ( net It ! a comi > lete OulJo to bucctuu (01 (
ill ca ! 3. A family iivcoeuilty. AililroM Mrclr
enUn and tiwclnl lcnn ANCJIOU ) 'UI1IIHI1NI ] (
RO. . ft l-miln. Mo.
Reading and Elocution
. -TAUGHT nv
JULIE E HAEDENBEEGH.
Vglcc T lnlnp. Private Lc 9n anil
7011 Cau BUcut , bet * ecu 20th an J 21 tt.
Business College ,
THE GREAT WESTERN
OCO. H. RAfriBUN , Prlrlclp l.
Creighton Block ,
MAIIAt . , . NKMtASKA , ,
< JTBeiij fnr Olrcul r noi ,20 > Uwtl
Dexter L. Thomas
,
. ' . R'SM'/f.//-X2
{ /E./WA'R.NJS / / /
SAFE
kBNtruVtfl
CURE
The leading Sclenti t ot to-day nyreo tlm
o ttll cwi : nrc citliccl by dl onlcriM kMnc }
or Ihcr. If , tliertforc , tlio Udno * and liter nr
kept In perfect ord-r , peifcct lictiHIi ulMKntli
remit. Thin truth hnionly been ktioun a tlior
time And for } can people BtifTcrcd ureal anon
without bt Iriir able to nntl relief. Tlio illtcm cr ;
ol Warner's M te lildnry ntnl U\cr C'uro mark * !
n new era 11 the treatment ot thcwj troubles
Mndc from a ulinplc tropical l af ol rare \nliio. I
ronl-alm Just tlio clement" nceiiHary to notirU
nndimUorato Iwth of UICNO irriat organ * , nm
Kafelv uotoro and keep thun Inonlir , It hi
Poafllvc Remedy ( or all tlm ilUc.i'cn that caui
inlm InthoIoHcr Jnrt of the liojy fir TiirpI
Ll\ci < - lliillnoliM Jaiinillcd Dlzzlntss-Orave
KucrAgue Llicraml Urinary OriratK ,
It In an ouuMi nt mill vnfu remedy lor fcmnlci
lurli K I'Kxnnniy. It will control Mcnstruitloi
unl1i In'ahuljlofor ' Ixsucorrliira or Fall 11 o
tlio Womb.
AH a Illooil Purifier It In iitirtmalril , lor It eurci
llic orpin * thit ninko the liloou.
This rumily , uhldi hv < ilone mch \ ondcr > , 1 ;
| > ilt up In the [ , .U ; iST : alXIUI llOTri.K of any
incillilne iiiKin tlic innrULt nnj H soM by Drui-
irlntii anil all dialers at 91.25 per bottle. Ko ;
Dlabctc" , cnnnln for WAHNBn'.S HAl'i : DIA
HI.TES CUItr ! . It h ft 1'OSI 11VK Ucmeily.
H. H. WARNER & CO. , Rochctter , N. Y.
Jclfl tii-th-nat-lv
AND
H a n d s o mest
-IN THE
MARKET !
"H , For Sale by
WM. P.
. . STOETZEL ,
521 South Tenth St.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRACK MARK , . Tha OrcalfUADl MARK
ony. An tin-
faillnt , ' euro
for Seminal
WcakncHH ,
Kpurmator-
rlien , I in pot-
tin ) , nnd all
follow
BEFORE TAKINQ. M.icnLo or AFTER TAIINO.
hullAl > iiHin < ( l j.sof Memory , 1'nlitnial Ins- ]
tilde , I'nlti in tlio 1'iA , Dlmnus'H of Vlnlon , I'ro
uiatiiraOM Age , and ninny oilier Ili.oaws that
leail to Inainltj or Coiwuniptloii alii ) a I'rcma-
tnrc ( ! ra\o.
tS'l'iill imrtlcuHru in our nuunnltt , heh |
uisiru to bend freu b.nmll to etcryono ,
JtilTdu Spidllo Mulli IMO [ K nold liall ( Irnjrslstn
at el | r luclaw , or U p-u l.auis for M , or will
In K-nt.frcu liy iinlUn nccijit ol the moniy , by
Uulliilo , N. Y.
For MIC liv C. t' noodniin. nc7ino cod
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plitr , fuHhliil history from cradlo. ti Kia\o , by
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xolunio. I'mlopied cilltlon. Liberal terms.
Agents ( aKe f n'ore ' for Irem 2) to BOtotiluidully.
Outi'tlla any otlu r boot , tui tooiio. Au'inls noMr
nii'lomoney K ) fast. Iho bonk telUltKelf. I'M
Itrloiii-onot ncic.hary. Falliiroiinknnmi. All
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OUOHOB STINhO.V & TO. ,
cri Un in Portland. Maine ,
WAR IN PASSiSKIiBll KATES I
1I011IIIK r.nOH , . nrokirs Iii all Itallroad
'kkits , Oinnhn , Neb. , offer TicKotn to the Knat.
intll Itirlhor not iu , at the fol'owln unheard of
. < > I'litt'i ;
Ohlcaco , I2 ; ItouiKj Trip , $21.00 , Thir < u an-
mlttd Flrcl-Clns * Tickets nnd teed for return
iron/h thoearand th Old Itcllablv Chi-
w , Iliirllntrton & Qulnej llmlruad. ANo , ono
nto
A'i\v : yoiiK , i tchB , ? moo ,
HObTON , do i.'L 00.
I'liibAnm'iiiA d * iii co.
do HI 00.
For | iartlvular . wrlttf or jto direct to IlUtlUIi :
IIOS. , IKaldrn In Knlucwl JiaJe II.dlrn.ul nnd
U.iiMhu | Tlil < ei . MX > Truth BC , , Omaha , Nib.
Itiiueuibcr tlt ( > pUce 'lliroo Doort North of
n on I'uclUu Itlllroad Depot , Vjmt bldo of Tenth
ttcuf.
fliiMh-i , Allinist I. H551 nnVlan4Di ! !
i uiuAKVIHin t.ui < i
iiiiuTrouii ' 'Ol.r.s. bun. ,
Ilirco icnt stn-rp forliualo'ik-
and prlio lict contUiilnjf lull
inlonuatlou.
II I , D , SOLOMON ,
Pulutn.Oili and Glai
OMAHA. NHIl
SOADBMY OP THUJ
SACRED HEART
OMAHA , NEB.
S. B. Oorndr 9th and Howard.
Tha plan of Studlci la tLo flnmo aa that pur u d
n all the Acadcinlcn of the hatred Ilrart. Illf-
rcnra In rclltilon It no olitailo to Iho ndmli-
nnof jouni ; ladltc. ftnnt : IneUidliif Iloard ,
Vanhlni ; , Tuition and Ilctrumciital tlukle , per
colon nf Iho month' , $150 , Itoferenui lire re-
ulrcd from all nunon * unknown ( o < liu Inilltu-
on. For furtlivr Informatlnu api > ly tt ) The
Itrlit llev. lllsliou' 0 Omaha , or to the Udj
lumrlor. _ gc23llin _
TAWKEYBTLAININ& MILL on ,
DCS Moiries , Iowa ,
Mnnufacturer * of BASH. OOOR8 , DLIND3 ,
BRAOKETa , MOULDINQS , AO.
Orrat reduction tn tUnk Counter * , 1'bns fur-
lild. nndord lurnUhoil In all Kliuli of Urd
r wtt nofil. Counter * flnMioil In ell when do-
* 1 A HlieUliirf0' ' all UmU lunibhttl and put
itauiilldlnsf nudy for paint ou olmrt iiotlcv
ir workmen nru the ben mechanics that can be
Tomrid , ba > o money by gliiiif ui j-our C9
ract <
Ctalrj , Newell and Daluitrn.
Our foreman In thUdciaitnient M forincrl )
till r'rott .Jlanufactiirli if Co. I Ulileayo ,
11 < i and lia < ilono KOUIO of the Oooot SUlr urk
u tlio Nortliwf t ,
Order * If uial ) } > rompMy Attended to. (39 So >
Announcement !
On and after this date our FamJiam Street store will open
at7:3Oa. m. and close promptly atp. m. , excepting Satur
day , We feel that the very low prices we havet established ana
maintained in Omaha will be sufficient inducement to our
2)afrons to make their 2 > urcJiases during the above-hours.
8. P. MORSE Sf CO.
RSE & CO
1319 Farnhain Street.
1 ! ) inch Black Satins , 7oc. Black Brocades
10 inch Black Satins , 8Hc. ,
19 inch Black Sntins , l)5o. ) Surahs ,
In this department wo are show 19 inch Black Satins , SI. 00.
ing thu Latest Novelties of thu Sea 22 inch Black Satins , $1.00. Rhadames ,
son. 22 inch Black Satins , $2.10. 10 inch all Silk Brocades , $1.25 ,
4 ( ! inch Illuninatcd Bieges. SOc. 22 inch Black Satins , $1.25. 19 inch all Black and Colored Brocades -
40 inch Best Illuminated Bicgcs , 22 inch Black S.itins , $1.50. cades $1.50.
$1.00. 22 inch Black SatiLH , $1.75. 22 inch all Silk Brocades , $2.00 ,
4J ( inch Cloth Plaids , Sl.OO. 27 inch Black Satins , $2.00. $4.00.
24 inch FinoMomio Plaids , -0c. ! Our display of Party Shades in Bro
24 inch Colored All Wool Brocades - ' cades Cream.BIuo Pink
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS , , , , Heliotrope ,
cades , 135 itc. , is the finest over shown in
4i ( inch Black Cashmeres , OOo Omaha.
40 inch Black Cashmeres , OOc. Fifty dozen men's unlaundriod 19 inch Colored Satins , OOc.
40 inch Black Cashmeres , Best , shirts with ' full-sized linen bosom , 19 inch Colored Surahs 95c.
,
$1.00. linen cull's and re-enforced front , 50c
19 inch Black Surahs 75c.
each. Well worth 75o to $1.00. ,
The $1.00 Cashmere is a Special 21 inch all Silk Surahs , $1.20-2.25.
Ono hundred dozen Seamless
3argain , well worth and usually solder Fancy
or $1.25 ; when gone wo cannot re - Striped English half hose , 25c a pair. GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
> lace them for the money. Worth 50c. .
24 inch Illuminated Bie/cs , SOc. Wo are still soiling nnd have complete -
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ „ - - - . - , , . , , _ , _ _ ploto lines of the celebrated Fisk ,
SILKS SATINS &C. VELVETS , PLUSHES , &C. Clark & Flagg kid Kloves ; wo assure
, , . that
our customers there is no finer
19 inch Gros Grain Silks , BOc. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. 1 , $1.25. glove made , and IN o are selling them
19 inch Gros Grain Silks , 7oc. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. 2 , l.GO. D Buttons , best kid , 70c.
10 inch Groa Grain Silks , OOc. 20 inch Black-Velvets , No. 3 , 2.00. 4 Buttons , best kid , Sl.OO.
19 inch Groa Grain Silks , $1.00. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. 4 , 2.50. C Buttons , best kid , $1.25.
22 inch Cashmere Silks , 81.25. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. 5 , 2 75.
22 inch Cashmure Silks , gl.50. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. G , H.OO. Housekeeping Goods.
22 inch Cashmere Silks , $1.GO. 20 inch Black Velvets , No. 7 , 3.50.
27 Wo show bargains in Napkins that
Full Lines of Guinet Silkp , Cash- 27 cannot be duplicated.
nuro Alexandre Silks , of which wore 27
150 dozen full sized 5-8 all linen
re Solo Agents for Omaha , range m 27 in. all Silk Velvets , No. 2 , 9.00. fine Napkins , White , Cream or Red
'rice from $2 00 to $3 50 , and are the 21 inch Colored Plushes , - 3.50. Bordered at $1.50 a ilozen , worth
' > eifc } goods known to the trade , bi-ing 21 inch Black Plushes , - 3.50. $2.00 , and an cxtr.i larg 3-4 Nnpkin ,
'nil 24 inches wide and warranted to 21 inch Black Plushes best . .
4.00.
, , very fine linen , at $2.51) ) a do en ,
rear without breaking. 21 inch Ombio Plushes , - 3.00. usually sold at $4.00.
County orders for goods or samples wi.ll receive prompt atten
tion. We have but one price and do the largest business west of
Qhicagoselling goods very cheap. No one can afford to pass our
doors.
S. IP. 3VCOHSE1 &c CO. ,
1319 Farnham Street.
Jnited States Depository.
njEtso ?
NationalBank
OF OMAHA.
Oor. 13th and Farnam Bts.
LDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
OJIAIIA.
SUCCESSORS TO KQUNTZE BROTHERS. )
, BTABUBIIKI ) IHifl.
irg'aiiUetl M a National Bank Augiut 20,1SC3.
APITAL AND nioFiTs OVER - 300,000 ,
OrriCKRH A.ND LMRIWTORa :
[ ERMAR Kou.vrziPresident. .
Auormiia KOI'NTZK , Vice Presl'Ieut.
It. W. YATFS , Cashier.
A. J. 1'oiTLKTON , Altornej.
. CRKIOUTGN.
F. II. DATU , AMI. Oudilcr.
Till bank receives deposits wlthout'resard to
niounU.
IwiK8 time certificates hcarlne Intorrarf.
Draws drolts on Snu FranciHco mid ) > rinclpa
Itlc-s o ( the United Btitcn , also London , Dublin
llnliursrh and the principal cities of the contl
cnt ol Knrono.
Bella passenger tickets ( or emigrants by the ID
man linn inivJdtf
The Oldest EstatlishtU
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
BuBlncm tnnivctod KIUIO M that of ftn Intxir-
poiatuU innk.
Acuonnti dcpt In carrvncy or cold subject to
I'lit ihcck wlthiiut notiw
CcrtillcntcB ol dijioilt < 4niutl p.tralilu In three ,
Ix mid tuulvo month * , .a-\ti\n \ ( Intorttt , or on
ouiuud ultliout Interest ,
AiU ttiiuu m vld to in tomcra on a ) > procd sccu-
itlo at in irkH ritui a ! iir.crvut.
Riiy itiiii hdl tcolil , Mils ol cxchAngo , govern-
nont , tutu , county ant ] illy bond ) ,
I > r w al nt dnj ( | on Iji lu-id , Ireland , Scot-
tnd , i\nd all parU ol pumpo.
8nll Ciiropoan pa.'Mr-i.'v tiiktU ,
COr.LKOTIONB UOJllTLV MAOK.
ulli'lllt _
DISEASES"
prTHE-
EYE & EAR
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
ATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
efereuccs all Ilcputablo 1'hytlclani of Omaha ,
f-E'Offlce. Corner ICUi and Farnham Bit. ,
maha. Neb ! iiinictf
DP , Amelia Burroughs
AT THE WITHNELL HOUSE ,
"uesdays and Fridays ,
10 a , in , to 6 p , m.
DexterL.Tliofflas&Bro ,
WIT.I , UUY AND BKLb
a & .x aasnp
AKU ALb MUMIACTmN
.
Pay Taxes , Rout Houses , Etc.
UT TOD 1XT tO BUT OB BXUi
All at 0 c , Room S , Crelghtcu Clock , Omaha ,
* ai > 0-d
: DEWKY & STONE ,
FURNITURE !
.
r = r& * % " ' i. ' = = z -i - -
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO ,
O A R P ETSI GROG E R SI
OTTBXOE1 JfcJKTD SXXfiTO-XVEl L
POWER AND HAND
T
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MINING MACIHNEIIY , nKLTINO , IIOSK , DRABS AND IRON FITT1N08 . , PIPE , RTEAli
I'ACKIKQ , AT WHOLUALB AND UKTA1L.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AMD SCHOOL BELi.S
A. L , STRANG , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha.
RS ! FURS
FOE LADIES , I , JUDJ CHILDEEN ,
AtMre. HDBERMANN'8 , 16th Btreo , bet. Capitol Avonua
&nd Davenport , Repairing neatly dope and Furs
made tj order , , oJOljl.