Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 19, 1881, Page 6, Image 6
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19 , 1881. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Beoord of a Day's Doings in Iowa's Western Metropolis , Ho is Preparing But Don't Practice in Pull Dross. The Board of Trade Will Drop ' Their AllWhoDon'b , Pay Duos , Tlio GIB olal Count nnd the Now in Brief. noAiu > or THADK. The Council Bluffs board of trade mot in regular session on Monday night , ' Ltonry Motcalf in the chair. The Bccrctnry , E. II. Odull , submitted - ted his report , which was read nnd approved nnd ordered placed on file. lr. A. B. McKuno , from the special committee appointed to visit Chicago nnd confer with the management of Iho various -railroads , submitted an oral report , with reference to what the railroads would do towards building iho projected levee. The report was received and thocommittco continued. The committee on the application of Conrado Geiso reported favorably and 0 a ballot was taken , which resulted in ciAl his being elected to a membership in AlW nho 'b'o.ird. On motion ofV , C , W 01 James , the resignation of Jacob Wil liams as one of the directors of the ' 81 board was accepted and Dr. A. 13. tlid McKunco chosen to fill the vacancy. d Dr. McKuno offered , the following : sp "Resolved , Thatnli pcrsonsdplinqucnt cli in the payment of their initiation cliwi fees , bo again called upon by the sec- wi .retary and requested to pay and on to failure to do ao their names to up dropped from the roll at the next cli .meeting of the board. On motion of Doctor Woodbury the resolution was ox adopted. Jf. 0. ' Oriflin offered the Jfollowing resolution : Itesdlycd , That weU the executive committee ) bo instructed to assess members pro rata BUfliciontly indebtedness of Fil to meet the 'present ' the board. Adopted. A. B. . McKuno ho moved tliat a special committee of five , composed of the following mom- isbr'i bors"M. G. Griflin , T. J. Hart , H. br'i E. J. Woodbury , T. L. Oavin and Henry Motcalf , bo appointed to solicit anc membership to the board ot trade. on The board adjourned to meet on Monday evening , October 2-lth. doc OFFICIAL VOTE. tor Thd official count of the recent elec TH tion is as follows : i doi For" Governor Sherman , R. , 2,330 ; can Kinno , D. , 1,988 ; Clark , Gbk. , 147 * canI Shcrman'a majority over Kinno , 842 ; unl ever all , 195. at For Representatives' Soiffort , Hi , atHo 2,262 ; Clayton , B. , 2,130 ; Hemstod , , HoJ D. , 1,898 ; Morgan , D. , 2,100 ; D. B. Ha < Clark , Pro. , 122. SeiUert's majority cor pvtFi Homstod , ' 304. Morgan's ma for jority ever Clayton , 24. forI 'For ' Auditor Kirkland , R. , 2,489 ; ' Gardner D. ' . } Kirkland's ror , , 1,80' ; ma jority , 627. Bit For , Treasurer Bonnet , R. , 2,553 ; Bad6llbt , D. , 1870. , 'Bennett's ma- yroi jority7583. , -Fdr . Sheriff Guittar , R. . 2,139 , ; Ho O/Nbili / ; D.2,108 , Guittar's majority 31.For tali For Surveyor Denton , R. , 2,237 ; the , Brodbeck , D. , 2,048. , iJenton'a majority 803 105. jority , not For Superintendent Miss Smith , ma R. , 1,283 ; Cooper , D. , 2,380. Coop- maMe r'H majority , 497. ho For Coroner Faul , R. , 2337 ; Rick. her ctts , D. , 1933. Paul's majority , 401. stii For Supervisor Matlack , R. , 2088 ; ; ' Underwood , D. , 2,180. yndotwood's ofJol Jol 101. majority , , Th AN KX-EDITOH COMING. Bill W. A. Spcra , a farmer , who lives a tqc short distance from this city , called at helot THE' BEB office. According to his lot own account of himHolf ho is a man of moro than ordinary attention. 11 o is coi ii newspaper man by trade , leaving early in lifo entered upon James Buchanan's old organ , the Lancaster ( Ponri)1 ) Intelligencer ; established in the year 1780. Ho wasjthirtcen yoara roc : 'controlling editor of the Lancaster thi Enquirer. Ho served four years in ing the Union army , ' boirig with Soridan 1m1 when ho took liia > famous ride down cci the Shonandonh valley. At that time mo 3lr , Spcra was major of the 117th 801 Ho to ab Pennsylvania cavalry. npppara bo a man of considerable intelligence , a ajflunch republican but not a stal wart' . Ho thinks Conkling will bo ,1 thd next president if ho livca. Ho "V do cottlod in Pottawattamio county in flul 1878nnd believes that the state ' of foil lowa'woa the original garden of' Eden. of What Council .Bluffs needs is less free nettle trado' advocates and more factories. tlo ' .fct Ho has no doubt in a few years wo ccr ! will bo the lending farming and man ufacturing as well as the railroad ccri centre , of the northwest. i 8F1UNOINO AGAIN. ' The grounds and buildings about T ' the 'Rock-Island ' freight depot arc rap idly assuming their former appearance - MC anco , Nearly all the debris lias been carted away. The famous liolo in the ground has become a thing of the past , which fact is" regretted very much by the traveling public. A now freight Louse , 30x200 foot , will soon bo com pleted 'near Jho.pito of the old ono , to gether with an ice house , 20iOO feet , Bartlqt & Cuppy uro raising the walls lai crt of the round IIOUBO , and noon no re- sol juinderjof itlio great disaster will bo i.h left- * excepting the yow . ' buildings , 11.1 -which will stand as u monument to the fearful explosion which took place on the 20th of Sjiptembor , tiat ] day of national gloom 'and eadncss. IT 1H I'OSKJIILE. , It la rejiorjUid tliat , 'u n.otod astronomer - rp mor obYorveu nof "lorigBirico u peculiar shaped shadow pass ever the fuoo of the inooiir YoJp'rcHtinio'Uhat . 'Pro- W , /easor Paige-will * claim that It "was a piece " of the roof of the Tl "dynamite car JN I Council Bluffa mud is sticky , A bo boAl yoiintf man caiigbt his ftiot'iif 'BOiiitf ' of Al . . ) -yesterday , "AY ho BUijk ho called tot m for llplp.A' gentleman wont to his yowe ' rescue ; ind' between the two' the matf we . wuflaved. When ho got'oii the side- 1 ho remarked that ho was thank ful ho was not in Omaha. Thus far Iho season has been favor able for stock. The rye and timothy never looked bettor or furnished more food for cattle. If cold wcathor keeps ofl the amount it will require to got the stock through the winter will bo enough less to nearly compensate for the shortness of the corn crop. No farmer should neglect to provide jor suflicicnt shelter. Tlio cold wcathor is sure to como before long. Tlio oflicial count shows that Mor gan's majority over Clayton was only twenty-lour , and any galoot can toll where they came from. There is ono thing about Morgpn when ho gets homont least. That is a good wife nnd she won't keep any of his representative secrets , either. Mrs. Morean wns awakened last night by a noise in the next room , ro- sbmbling n cross between a poll par- rott mid a boar. She felt along the bed nnd , finding the representative missing nnd the noise still going on in the next room , she stopped suftly to the door. The first thing ho heard " ' " ' " and was 'oakerl" 'eakor , , finally , "Mr. SpoooeakorSho opened the door and tlicro stood the representative in his midnight nttiro practicing for tlio lower housu. Our county board of supervisors mot in this city Monday to canvass the vote cast at the recent election. tlb tlV give the ollidiul count ; which will bo observed to bo not much different from the account given by Tim UKK fiE The young Dane who died at the Denmark hoimo , on Washington nv- Jiiuo ! , was ah entire stranger in the city , luiving arrived in this country xbo'ut nix weeks ago. Ho was taken with typhoid pneumonia nnd was sick nily four days before ho died , Seventeen years ngo to-day Oon. Sheridan inado h'ia. famous dash ever ho old turnpike road in the Slionan- leah valley , turning defeat into n plendid victorv for the union army. It' ' is eaid that thorp ii not a first lass house vacant in this city at the tv irosont time , and that people who ) rould gladly remain hero are obliged fa H. Eiscmnn , of the well-known " . " lothing lioiiso of Eisoman t Co , , oil Iroadway , has roturncd'homo ' from nn xtonsivo pleasure trip throughout the be rcat. Ho visited the baby show in rtah. ( Charles H. Forson 1ms gene to itchburp , Mass. , on a visit to his ' DIJIO : and friends. It ] is said that olio-half of The Glebe mortgage for ere than it would R 'ing under Iho hammer. Mr. E. K , Burch , ottornoy-at-law , JT id wife , of Dunlap , are in this city a visit to Mr. and Mra. Aylcsworth. Ex-Boprcsontativo Carson says hoes os not understand what thcso ns- roids that have nppcnrcd lately in Bl UK BKK mean. Ho asks why wo in't spell his name in fullj Bo'--pooplo n sea somothini ; bcaidos Tatars. " " How can a meeting bo happy and ihappy , pleasant and unpleasant , nil the same time ? ask Morgan and omstead. John R. Boll , of the firm of Boll & all , grocora on upper Broadway ; 1ms no to Col fax Springs to bo treated neuralgia. ; B. H > , Baxter , editor .ot ThoMir- - , Bourbon , Ind. , wat in Council : luffs yesterday , ni the Pacific house. J. A. .George , of Missouri Valley , i us at tlio Pacific yesterday. It looks quite natural to BOO Capt. onry on our atroola , daily .again. Bl Ileardon 1 , the unconquerable , was knn from jail yesterday nnd , under gt > o care of Ofllcor Morse , went in of f arch of n justice to try him , but , in i t finding ono disengaged , ho was ° i arched down to the jail again. 'orso says ho is the easiest prisoner am ever led around. hill The ; celebrated glanders case is wh ing ill engaging iho undivided attention cell ig .Justice Abbott , Gcorgo H. Holmes , stn 3)111 ) Lindo nnd sixteen jnrymon. upi hero is n full attendance from out tin do each day. RoHocrnntz aaya if it Linn \ i.ok $10 to euro such a , horse , unless inn was an intimate friend ho would him dio. . Superintendent ! Enter , of the gas Mnpa'ny , has n largo crow of men on- igcd putting in now gas mains at the inction of Bancroft and Broadway. There were 202 car loads of stock coivcd nt the union stock yards' in iis city up to Monday night ; rcckon- ig twenty head to tlio car , and wo wo 'tho total number of cattle relived - lived 4,040 , Sometimes there are ere than twenty head in a car , and1 imotimos loss , but the , average .is out twenty. Palpitation of tlio Heart * T. M. Might , Syracuse , "S' Y , , writes : When I first commenced using your Bur- 3ck Illood BlttcrH I was troubled with ittcriiif ; and palpitation of the heart. I It weak nnd languid , with n numbnonn the limbH. Biiico using , my heart linn t troubled mo nnd the numbing Henna , on ia nil Kono. " 1'rlcti , Slj trial slzo , 10 nt . 10-cwllw Tin UO T I'oruLiul Tui Bur fHE thi QVALCHURN tit Bimi o SLr ? OlIDRVS foi AND frt coi * " VaCIEOT & CH /J " 0 " HJ on MANUKAO- n U nuf ctnrfd Inflvoeliie , 4 , , 8 , 10 nd I an U hag no ccarliu. llenio no noise on lU work Okslly and quIcVly , md Beta tbe tie l Kiiiuuit of. lult < r Iromiho milk or m ; t miue from Die > out uli lumber. It lUal klovter prlca than any other DraftlMi iiurn < , Uond for dlKiluilvu clrcul&r j-.d prlc t W tin ' OVAL CHURN COMPANY * COSHfcN.IND. ho thwl . , POLAND & GWYEB , inl wl Commission Merchants. im pr tfafMlo j > f * ' rm Produce ; | 'otatoes , PoultVy , Duller , Kggt received and so'd on coimnlwlon , t 'ash advnnccj made on conslgnmcnti ) . ' - 'and .Store , 1410 .Dodge Street. Omalm , Neb. tCbtonUO AOK.NTS WANTED roa OUR NEW 1100KJ BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG. " B olng tlie Story of tlio Scriptures , by Iloy. Oeonrt ilexandvr Crook , I ) . D , , lu uliupUi aiul attractive uat'O ( of pld And > qu ir. Vrolusoly Ulustra- B , nwklnfcVft njost liittresting mid Impressive outh lUKiruitor. Kvtry parent will sucure thli rork. rreachon. you should circulate It. I'ricr 3.00. Bend for circulars with extra terms. J. II. CIIAMllKim & 00. bt. Louis Ito. 1'HODATE NOTIOK. In the mutter of the tnt ot Ttltr J. Johmon , Notice Ii hereby piten thnt the creditor ! ol ild flccc.i l , ll < niixttheMmlnhtrfttorolMlJ I > tnl" , before me , County Judye of Doiiglm County , Nctirnika , nt n Coiinly Court Itooin. In MtdContity. on thoZUhdny ef NoicmWr , 18S1 , on the 24tti day of . nmnrv , 18S2 , nnd o i the 2lth day of M.irch , I8S2 , nt lu o'clock n. tn. mc'i d y , tor the piirpjKo of presenting their cUlm for cxMnlnMloti , fidjuntincnt nnd allo nnce Six months arc llowB < l for creditor * to present their clnlm , and oncj cAr for the n Jmlnlitrotor lo fettle Mill l > tatc , from the 2ttli tlnv of f cptcm- l r , 1841 , thli notice will t > o ptiMltheJ In Tin OMAHA WHKKI.V HKII for four week * tucccH lvely , prior ta the 21th day of November , Ib81. [ A true copy. ] A. II. till AUWICK , octmwit Cnnntv .Iiuk-d. I'llOllATJNOTIK. : . In the matter ot the Kttato of James H. 1th , dcccncd. Notice Ii hereby riven that the creditors ol mid dcccMod , will meet the ivdmlnlntrlx of wild tatntc , licforo me , County Jndga or Uoiijrlai County , Ncbranka , at the County Court Itoom In wild t'oulity , on th Olh dnyof DecemberISM , on the filh day of Frbiiiary , 1892 , nnd on theOlh day of April , 1882 , at 10 o'clock ft < in. ctich day , for the piiriwsool pruscntlnc their clalmi lot ox- amlnatlon , mljtiftmcnt ami allowance. Bin montij arovllOMcd for creillton to prenent their claimnnd ono year for the admlnlitratrlx to nettle Mid estate , from tlio Oth dny of October , ISMllthlmiotlra will bo publldlicil In Tim OMAHA WKFKI.T HRR for four wttkniiirccaaltcly , prior to the oth day of December , 1831. ( A true copy.l A , M. OilADWtCK , oclDw4t Coiintv Jndiro , The IDomoorntio Cnndlilato for County Treasurer. STATKOKNKllIIAHk'A , ) ] ) OUIIAH UOUNTV.HSl | Mrs. Linn 1'cters being first duly Hworn dcposcH nnd n.ayK , uliu in well nceinnintecl with ono Chris. Hnrtmnn , and tliat nn or about tlio Int of July , 1877 , xnid Clirin. Hnrtmnn I lien being tlio city treasurer of Omnhn , Klio presented t K.ild Ifnrtmnn M diich trcnjiurer , n city warrant amount ing to tlio mini of S2. " .00 nndititercst in the sum of 3-1.00. Alliant C.IVH Hnid warrant was for work dcno on DID JJodgo street grade. Affiant further nay * tliat eald Ifaitman told alllant that mild warrant wa nut worth inucli , aa it would not he paid for BOVCII or eight yearn. Affiant further aaya that nbout ono week afterwards - wards , tlio s.lld Jlartman called nt alliant's liarncn.4 store of Fnnilmtn fttrect , and in formed her he could get n man to buy Raid warrant. Thcruupon eaid Jfarttimn , him * self , paid affiant the RUUI of 812.00 for nr.kl A-nrrant. ARiantfurther H4ystliat durinc Ing the eamo month of July , 1877 , Baid rr nt was paid in full , to-wit : the sum f 829.00 Alliant further Rayn she Bold Raid war rant for 8I2.10 , relying entirely upon the also ] nnd fraudulent reprenentatlon of aid ' Hnrtinau.Alliant Baj'HHho was then , .ud la now a widow , Mns. LINA PKTKIIS. HuliBcribcd in my prcs nco nnd Hworn to icforo me thii 18th d y of October , 1881. LimiKR R. Wuiniir , octlSeod-d Jnstico of tlio Peace. HE DEHT CHANCE for a hrrnciw-nmkcr In r the Wist. In n good business town and a 'til settled country and iioharucjis-iuakcrp. In ulr.oatlhlsoIico. ! d2t-wlt leading and Elocution TAUGHT IJY ULIB B HARDENBBRGH. Voice Training , Private Lessons and Classes. SOU CMS Street , between 20th nnd Zlst. 1 JamAftentfr COLUMUIA " and OTTO BH.rtJLES. Send three cent etamp forCatalo ue and prieo list * containing lull Information. N , I , D , SOLOMON , Paint * , Oila and Glrui OMAHA. NEB POP08AL8 For Purchase or Lease City Property. Scaled proposals' ( or the purchase of , or the iso of the city .property , known as the "Old nt HOUBO 0round , " will be received by the un it-signed until Tuesday , October 25th , 1881,12 lock noon. Slid ground contains ono acre of nd fully described by motes and boundi In tho. icd to the city. The council rwervei the right reject any and all bids.J. . J. J. L. C. JEWETT. City Olrrk. Omaha , Oct. 18th , 1E81. oclB-Ot 1PEOIAL ORDINANCE NO. 271. Levying tmpeclal tax1 for curbing and uttering ( i'ftmham street from the center 10th : street to the cuater of 18th atreet , the'city I of Omaha. Do it ordained by the city council of tbe ty of Omaha. ' SUCTION 1. That a npcctal tax to the mount of $3,207,00 three , < thousand two undred and Boven dollars md hlxty cents , hlch beitiK tlio cost nndoxpenflo o { curb- and guttering Knrnhamhtreet from the Miter of Ifith ntreet to the center of 18th U reet , ba , nnd tlio same is hereby levied pen those lots that nro bounding or nbnt- ng , paid improvement , according to Byron eud'x ' map , which corresponds with A. Jonen' limp , an the lirnt nnd origienl mp nnd plot'of th < city of Omahn to wit : ) ) Total § 3,20700 Sice2 Such xprcinl tax xlmll be tluo In . lilrty (30) ( ) dnya from thu PIIHSHHO unit up- iroval of thin ordinnnco , SKC. 3. Special ordinance No. 'J68. on. c , " Itkul nn ortlinnnco levying n hpeclnl tax curbing nml guttering Farnhain Btrect rom the 1'iiHt curb of 15th Htrevt to the enter of Ifa'th'Htrcut , in the dty of Omnhn , iul jiUo u epucial ordinance No.70 , en- Hied mi ordinance ) appropriating money illicit tlio pticiitl fundtopny for curbing Kaniham Htroet from th t curb of inth Htrtct to the center of 8th Htrcot , nru hfruby rojei lnd. SKC. 4. TliU nrdlnance bhall take effect nil bo ! u force from nnd after HA imnaugo , TIIOH. ] ( . PAII.KV , AtteBt : 1 Wt City Council , J. J. L. 0. JKWKTT , po City Clerk. Piuned Oct. 11,1881. sli Approved Oct. 13,18fil. , J. K. UOVD. Mayor. ilx : 'InonlKivo tax bccnmvH dellmiuunt on dt 12th day of November , 1881 , after vlilch d.ito ten per cent , penalty nnd rll utewst nt the jnto of ono per cent , pur nonth , jinynblo In advance , will be ndded. H , G. MAU.UTTK , optlSdnt City Treasurer , A. G , TROUP , iTTOENEV - AT - LAW IYUOW.JIWU. kK l IIM ) BYRON REED & CO. iOUDSBT UTaBUIUKD ' Real Estate Agency , J : "IN wtpnn ifttr ftu NEBPASKAJ Keep a ctroplet * bstraet of title to oil Iteil iUto lu Omaha and Uouvlus countv. mavtf L 6URJC The leading Scientist * of to-clny airea that mo tdl < ; ac are canned by disordered kidneys or liver. If , therefore , the kidney * and liver arc kept In perfect onKr , perfect health will ho the result. Thin tnith has f < nl'bepii known a short time nml for JTCAM ptflplo imlTored crcnt agony without bolus A''l ' ° ' ° "nj relief. Tlio < llnco\cry of Warner's safe Kldnry ntiil Liver Cure mark * a n now cm 11 the treatment of thcxo trouble * . Jlndo from n nlnijilo troj Icol leaf of rare vnhic. It coiitnlm Jiid Ihcflemcntiitieceisary to nourish nn < l Invlfrorato Ixith ol thccu trcnt orpins , nnd Rifely rehtoro ami keen them In order' . Ulan 'otltlve ' Remedy for nil the diicanca that CIUIKO .mint In the lower part o ( the body for Torjild Llicr Hcnil&clieii Jaunulco Dlulncni Oravcl Fever- Ague Uicrnnd Urinary OrRnns. It U an excellent nnd Kifo rcme < ly tor fcmalo ilurlnit rrrirnanry. It will control Jlcn truatlon nml l < In 'nluablo for Lcucorrhrea or Falling of thu Womli , , An n Illood Purifier It l.i Unciiualeil , for It cilrea Iho origins that innkc thei blood. Tills remedy , uhlch hM done Rueh wonder' , la put tip In the LAUOKST HIXIII ) 110TM.K of any nicillclno upon the market , and In Hold by Drntr- irlsts nnd all dealers at SI.20 per liottlo. For ll.ilcle , ennulrt for WAUNHu'd SAl'r ! 1)IA < HCTES CUKE. It I * n POal IIVU Hcmcdy. H. H. WARNER & CO. , Rochester , N. Y. JclO-tu.th-tat-lv OKAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MAMK Anun- falling euro for Hcmliml Wenknosn , Spf rnmtor- rliea , Inipot' cney , and all Dltca'CHthal1 bolf'Aliuiwa ; Lvm'ot Memory' , Unlicmal tudo , Tain In the ll&ck , DlmncM of Vision , Pro matura Old AK , nnd many other Dl-ca ? n that load to Inunlt ; or Consuniptlou and a I'rtma- turn Grave. jtarFull portlcuUm In our pamnhlct , which wn desire to send free by mall to every one. taTTha Specific Medicine Ii sold by all drugo ; ' " ' * at $1 per packigc , or 0 packaged for 95 , nr will bo sent fre < ) ' by mall on receipt of the money , by addressing THEOUAV ilKDlCINF. CO. , Iluffalo , N. Y. For wile by C. F Goodman , oc7mo-cod AND H a n d s o mest -IN THE MARKET ! i " i For Sale by \ M. F. STOKTZEL , 521 South Tenth St. United States Depository. NationalBaBk - OF OMAHA. - Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts. LDK8T BANKING K3TADU8IIMENT IN OMAHA. BUCCE8QOR3 TO KOUNT2E BHOTHERG. ) BTABUSUHD 16W. rganlied H National Bank August 20 , 1683. JAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER 9300,000 , IIRMAN KoiTKii , President. ADUI'HTCK Koi < Nnn..Vlco President. ' II. W. YATM , Cnshlor. A. J. PorrLBTOX , Attorney. JOHN A. CEEiunroN. P. H. Divu , Aut. Cdthlor. Thi l uk receives deposits without regard to .mounty. Issuis time ccrtlflratca bcarlnjf Interest. Dtuwe < lralt on San Fiancuco and principal Illcj uf the United Sjtatcs , also London , Dublin Mlnl/iirL-hntiJ / tlio prlncli > al cltlen of thocontl lent of KuroX ] ! . Sflln piuwnnger tlckota for emigrants by the In nan linn mnvM'.t The Oldest 3ANKINO HOUSE IN NEBRASKA. 3adwell , Hamilton & Co , , Bnilncea tnnnctcd tame u that of an Incor- > rated oank. AcuounU kept In currency or gold lubjcct to Ii-lit check without notlw. " Ccrtiflcates of deposit umied payable in three , and twcho months , rearing Interest , or on lenund without Interest. Advances made to customers on approved seen- Itlen at market rated ol Interest. Buy and Mil KoM , bills ol exchange , govera- uent , state , county .and city bond * . Dnyw slciit drafts on Enzland , Ireland , Scot- and , and all parts ol Kurcpe , Sell Eurovan | passage tickets. COLLKOTIONS 1'JlOMgTLY MADE. ( J. E. BRADLEY , Corner 10th and Webster pis. r'rrsli Oftteri and Oamo constantly on hand nd served In iho lattkt ktylo. oWSui C , F , Manderson , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ' ! F.rnbunBt , Omaha Nj P. MORSE & CO. 1319 Farnham Street. We offer to-day the largest stock of Men's , Ladies' and Children's Underwear in the State of Ne braska. Moreover they were all bought for cash in the cheapest market of the World , and as the high road to success lays through the medium , of a large assortment at low prices , we feel that we are in a position to meet all wants at THE LOWEST KNOWN PRICES ! And as special bargains we to-day open a case con sisting of 60 dozen Ladies' fine Merino Vests and Pants , at 45c each. These will be found fully equal , to any 60 cents Vests ever offered. At 75c we offer a Merino Vest , Silk bound and very fine , fully equal to the $1.00 Vest of a year ago ; and at $1.00 and $1.25 we have very fine quality in Lrdies' Underwear. Oartwright's and Warner's best fine Ladies' Vests , ' $2.25. Scotch Cheviot Vests for Ladies' Wear. 50 doz. Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers , 25c. 50 doz. Scotch Mixed Wool Shirts 75c , worth $1.00. 30 doz. Men's All-Wool Scarlet Shirts , $1,25. 50 doz , Men's Heavy Wnite Merino Vests 75c , sold last year for $1.00. CART- WRIGHT & WARNER'S Imported Scotch and other fine Shirts and Drawers , our own importations bought last Su aimer Very Low. A largo proportion of our Underwear , Blankota and Woolen Hosiery were on hand at the time of our FIRE LAST SPUING , as the season then was too far advanced to offer tliomj wo preforod to pack thorn , and consequently quently offer them at at least 25 PER CENT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES OF TO-DAY. CO pairs 10-4 white blankets , $1.50. 75 pairs 11-4 white blankets , $2.00. 75 pairs 10-4 white blankota , § 3.00. 50 pairs 11-4 white blankets , § 3.50. 50 pairs 10-4 white blankets , § 4.50. 50 pairs 11-4 white blankets , § 5.00. 75 pairs 10 4 Tory fine white blankets weight expounds , atigG.50. 50 pairs ll-4samo quality , only weighing 8 pounds ! $7.00. 25 pairs 10-4 strictly -oil wool blankets , very fine and heavy , $9.00. 25 pairs same quality , § 10.00. CALIFORNIA BLA.NKETS.25 11-4 California Blankota , $11.00 , ( Same sold last year at $14.00. ) 25 12-4 Cali' foraia Blankota , $12.00. 20 13-4 California Blankets , $15.00. ' COLORED BLANKETS. 200 pairs cheap colored Blankets from $1.25to , $3.00 a pair. 75 pairs western homo made Blankota , size , Gx7 feet , $4.00 . 75 grey a pair. pairs western home inado grey Blankets/size , Cx7 feet , weight , 71b , $0.00. 75 same quality , weight , 8ft , $7.00. 50 pairsll Scarlet all'wool western Blankets , $0.76. Hotels , Boarding houses , and all using" quantities of , Blankets are especially invited to examine the above , by far the best assorted , and cheapest stock in the western states. Country orders will be filled with privilege of returning goods not Satisfactory. S. IP. IMIOIRSIE ! & OCX ' 1319 Farnham Street. Established 11 Years , Aaeota Represented 882 , OOO.OOO.O. Active Fire 'and Life iranted. C. ! . TAYLOR & CO : ' st. DON'T IT BURN I benne and furniture IB insured with 0. T. TAYLOK & CO. , Oor 14tb and Dondas , m STILLTHE LION CONTINUES TO Boar for Moores ( ) Harness AND Saddlery. I have adopted the Lion as a Trade Maik , and limy goods'will be BTAMl'KD with the LION Jiil my NAME on the same. NO GOODS AUE IENU1NB WITHOUT TH AUOVE STAMPS "ho liost material la used and the rcoit skillet * rorkmon are employed , and at the lowest cast irico. Anyone wishing a price-list of good nil ) onfer a favor by sondluc ; for ono. DAVID SMITH MOORE. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On the lOtli day of October. 1SS1 , at 2 p. in. , t F. U. JIortoiV | store , 111 ! ) Karnlmm itrcet. malm City , Doiulas County. Nebraska , I will vll at pu ) > ( lo auction personal pro | > orty bolon . nj ; to Die uttate of Agnus J. Morrow , dvrvascd , iii-Iudlni ; Jewelry , books , vrockury , rilvcrware , uriilturt ) , housuhold goodi and otbcr proncity. i:0. : I , UIMlKltT. oclfidSt Administrator of Said Kstaic , 01. n. f , 0 , Ul'KT Clarkson & Hunt , Buccesivn tn IllcharJs ii Hunt , tXTTORNEYS- - r UtllKUf'k Om h Neb J. B. Detwiler's The Largest Stock and Most Com plete Assortment in The West. "We Keep Everything in the Line of Cfarpots , Oil cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures and Lace Curtains. WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. "OPTFrn aat 1313 Farnham St. , Omaha. POWER AND HAND Steam Puimps , Engine Trimmings , MACIUNKUV , HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS A. L. STRANG , 20 $ Farnarh St. , Omaha.