UMAUA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 , 1881.
'OUR IOWA NEIGHBORS.
" A Livoiy Budget of News From
flyer tlio"Greek , "
Some Advantages and Disad-
advantages of Couno'l '
Bluffs.
A Gang of Crook * " Who Need Cloio
Watching.
Thfo ( is no city in the west of iU
sir * that , take the year around , has
Wro "slrango" visitors than Council
Bliiffs , and wo have never ns yet mot
ono Vljo hold a different opinion as lethe
the futuroiin store for us. Tlioy toll
u that nature has done horjshato ; tha
outeido influences nro working to ac
varico our'city ' on tlib high 'road t
prosperity. They seem to think' , however
over , than an undercurrent right her
in our midst is the most formidab )
barrier iin the way to success. As'
'thorn what this undercurrent i
composed of and'for the llfo of thorn
tlioy cannot say , but still claim there
hero is a lack of "go ahcaditivonoss
onttho part of ourcapitaliststhatwod
not find in cities whoso ohancoa fo
nudccss are very much Io6n than Coiin
cil Bluffs. They will remark ' if yo ;
only had a little moro of' Omaha'
jjluck. If your moniod men wouit
only "strike out , " invest their mono
employ.men who would bring thoi
families hero and take their chance *
This talk ia all very good , anc
-t * . - ' . - -ya r
a man * who has no' mono ;
to invest can easily imako it , Ppr
haps our capitalist ; do not , as a general
oral thing. lookTaround . .outsidero
their banking and other branches o :
business to see what .can bo done in
/ thor way of manufacturing , enterprises
At much as they should , yet wo do
inofc believe but , thai ihomost of thorn
, , -would be.willing to invest their money
whcro there was an even cjianco to
.got the same. back , oven with a lost
, per centAga than .they can , got , at .tty
t , , Bknk by placing the money t interest
This is manifoetm , the Readiness with
f -which certain jnon took hold'of the
enterprise of .shot manufacturing ,
There is no doubt tHat they will
make a succois of the undertaking but
i there are hundreds of enterprises the
n Aucoess of which woud ) not bo half so
, , doubtful and if eastern mon wqtil
omo tout hero wojl.rpQommended as ,
( understanding thoroughly any branch
of the manufacturing industries of
Now England wo , have np doubt , they
, -would find capitalists hero in Council
Bluffs ready and willing to furniah
the , money to start with- ' t
A OANQ OP THIEVES.
It is said that there is a regular
gang'of desperadoes , sharpers and
thieves'who operate in this city and
* 4 Omaha. That they have the business
i worked down t6 such a fine point that
it is almost impossible to catch thorn.
Tlioy pick pookota and immediately
pass their ill-gotten gains to a "pal , "
. , land , if caught a momontj'after oporat-
. Ing.on a person's pocket , nothing can
be found on them to convict. The
policemen know these sneaks when
they meet them or oo them passing
upon the streets , 'and1 yet' 10 export
3iave they become in their manipulations -
tions that it is next to impossible to
jj detect them. The police lorco of this
R city should study every meant in their
S 'power ' witb/whicn to detect and , cap-
Si ture these rascals , that they may receive -
coivo their just deserts and the com
munity bo.reljovod.of their prosonco.
OTHER. NEWS. * '
L. P. Judson , city engineer , has
built additioh"to 'his homcstoid"on
Sixth avenue by putting oxtntf rooms
on the west side.
Eli Olayton would have been some
UBO to ( the Pottawattomio farmers in
* .tlio noxt'legislaturo ' , and wo all wonld
K v ' have had plenty of beer just as freely
as wo will to have Morgan thoro.
FOOLISH COUNCILMEN.
B * There waa quito a war of words'bo-
tweon Andy Urahiun and Alderman
Fonda at the last council mooting.
r Graham accused the council of being
' * jealous of the board of trade.
Fonda ' * Wo are not jealous of the
boardfof trade ; " T * . " >
Qraliam ii'STouaro nndvyou'chn't
deny it. "
Fonda "Wo nro'not ; 'I1 ' do deny
it. " .
Graham "You aro. "
Fonda "You.aro anotlior. "
' ' ' ' '
Grahaln'-A'S'Gb.there'yourBolfT1.
Fonda "Go Trh'oro ? ' & " * * * *
Graham "You dare not-Ko ! " , ,
/Fonda "Whoref ( Excited ) ' Nalntf
the place juid the weapons ? " ff ,
S'Grahai "At JJoua | saloon. " „ .
Fonda ( Still blushing.Yhat )
Graham "Tho oysters. "
Slow music and the board of trade
retirod. ' * . ' f 1 '
Inniau has' ' * Bold out lis sa-
JJarry doolarca < ho does riot like
iho business.
Mrs * . Mctcalf , dressmaker at the
north end of the Main street brldgo
has purchased a fiuo horse and buggy
Everything has boon inadohnnnoni.
ous between the city council -and
boardfof trade. The good work will
eq. | go onjf and with tlio assistance of
tlie Union Pacific and the other roads
esl Soontoring here wo shall soon too a
i levee constructed that will bo strong
enough to defy the Big Muddy for all
to conio. „ .
diua don't neceaarily follow that JQ ;
' " cause fl whale has a snallr ] throat one
.JO didn't BwilloW Jdnas , ' .Jouas might
have been like our mayor , a very
mall man.
Joel Eaton , .our genial gas mnn has
| , ' ii pointed 1 out at hotels , and on the
| J : cAren i President Arthur,1
fcTI" / ! offer made by J ? J. Brown to
p. M sBporintond ! : the construction of
* - iho levee without chargo' is certainly
a commendable ono , and for which ho
< hisorves the tlianl-a of , this optiro
TrrT . | immunity. It iw i \ small 'job to un-
I HUdirUko to perform that important
jiduty. The omploytaont of a compot-
' en } , civil engineer , to do the work
jj rould not cost in the land , less Jhan
ono thousand dollars , and Mr , Crowns
generous olTor 5 $ 110 moro or loss than
n gift to help on the enterprise of that
amount.
A Inrgo drove of pretty thin cattle ,
about 500 , passed up Broadway Satur
day afternoon.
Sponsor Smith of tlio Nonpareil wo
regret to announce is lying in a very
critical condition nl his residence on
Washington avenue.
According to Mr. Cooper's figuring
onc.thSrd ot the inhabitants of rot a-
wattamio county attend ichool. Are
you sure you are correct , Mr. Ooopon
The board of supervisors have pur
chased a lot on Pearl street , near the
court homo , on which to erect a
county jail. Why not turn the old
court house into n jail about nil it is
fitted for and build a now court
house.
W. A , Denton lins sold to George
Wheeler " /manufacturer " the
, "popmanufacturer ,
Dohn property , situated pnv Stutsmaii
street , upper 33roaday.
Dr. Studloypliq , jias boon locate
for Bomo IJIU.Q -uppurjJJroadway ,
haa movou * his ofllc'o into _ Ir.Vh6el
cr'fl liousn , on Stufsman a'lrcot.
The citlzons'livjnn on Seventh | avenue
nuo complain that the ayenuo in in r
very bmfconclltfon , That those wliow
biiflincsi it is to look after the street *
of the city have ncRlfcctod , | liia strco
for floino reason. Tltai during the las
spring flood the * Big Muddy cam6 uj
and took possession of ( ho fltroot and
when it-rocddod "it left tho1 street nl
raoBl usolosatfor tlio purposes intend
ed. That it still 'remains ' in aboui tin
lame condition that the river loft it ,
The city council ) ivo understand , t
year ago ordered | hin..fltrcct put * it
condition tot admit of public travel
t
Some dirt was hauled onto the aireol
and ( hen the work was abandoned
(
entirely , lcaviiiglttho streoc in n worn
condition than1" ovqr. ' Now it IB al
most imnosiiblo for n , loaded team to
iilatler1 furthwith.
A u"lr > PERSONAL.
Mrs. Iraco Smith , who has been
visiting with'hor father Pi T. Mnyno ,
in this city , on observing some riibnstor
iwcotpotatooa in R. N. McriAm'fl store
purchased ono , remarkifag that it
would s-vvo considerable tiraoiih con
vincing the people in Ohio where she
resides that such things can/-bo llono
[ njowa. . . , , i i
Mfss Ella Smith , wo nro , pleased to
10to , is considered by lio'r Attending
physician out of danger. I
Miss Mamio Hubbard who has been
ionfinbd to the house for some tinio is
apldly roc6v6ring. ( , r , „ ' .
The _ 'Itown" clockiaooins to trouble
laven'andj Olark , with , , jtscontinual
"hio-inJKi.lately. ' , < , > I
. A. 8. Bonham is. .erecting a now.
esidonco at this vineyard inlthofuppor
> art of tlio city. > c ' ' i
A.1 8.'Bonham & Oo. httvo- closed
iutthoir ( grnpo business. ' ' !
Wm. Powers is confmoq to ilia rosi-
lohco , quite ill. ,
Mrs. E. 8. Plainer loft laai night to
/isit her son Charles nt the farm in
dardin township. , i t
IM. . Dcmmond , Omaha/'was / ' ever
ho river on business yesterday , * at the
) gdon. '
T. E. Aldorson , Croaton , Iowa ' , was
a CounciJ Blufls ycstorday. t '
. JamoS'D. Rico , flurlingtqnIowa , -
ras in this city yesterday at the Pa-
ific.
* Y
Mary J. Lathrop , Plattsmouth ,
fob' , was at the Pacific yesterday.
Ezra Blake , Marshalltown , was in
bwa'a metropolis yesterday at the
? acifio.
,
, W. J. ' Oonnoll , Omaha , was in
JouncirBlufTs yesterday.
F. Bradley , Rook Rapids , Iowa ,
jros in the city yesterday , at the Pa-
iOo.
iOo.Dr.
Dr. A. H. Studloy has removed his
iflioo from 207 Broadway to Stutsman
troet. The doctor treats chronic dia-
lasos only" ; Since ho has'boon in this
lity ho has been very successful , as
hose have been treated by him will
estify * gladly. His business is in-
: roasing very nipidlyt < nnd is already
) xtoiuhng beyond' the limits of the
: ity. Ho treats cases by outward ap-
) hcation and on the manipulation
plan as well as internally.
'
i
Economy.
xA fortune niay bo sriont In f using Inef-
cctiml intHllolncs , Svhon by1niiplyin '
riioiuoa' Kclcctrlo Oil a npoedy and ecou
> inioal euro can , be , Deflected. In CHHO of
heunuvtism. lama back , bodily ntlntonts ,
IT pains "of every doscriptfon , it affonln in-
* nt relief. 17 eodlw
POLAND & GWYER , ,
.Commission Merchants.
fat the solo ofFarm Produce ; Potatoes. Poultry ,
< j > Uuttcr , Kgifs rocoh wl and no d on
'commission ,
t Cash aijvaiicoa nui
Varehouse and Store , 1413 Dodge Street ,
Omaha , Neb. , j w siStonSO
PROBATE NOTICE.
Itato of Nebraska , Douglas County us :
t a County Court , held at the County Court
Itoom , In nnJ for laid County , Hpiit. 23rd.
A ; I' . ItWl. Present ; A. M. tiUAUWICK
County JuJgo.
In tlio matter o ( the adoption ft Jennie K ) on.
0" rolling nd nilnir tb petition o ? B.UMIC.III
ind Doll farcy , pruylnir thai thcr mnv 01 alow ,
cJ to aJopt mid Jonnlo Ilyan , and tht , 'x-fUon
and sUtamoiit ol Henry and Blna Uyaii. Vircnta
ol * ald Utlld that Mid Augustus and UolJ Cany
y.V permitted so to do and tolunUrlly mlln'
( Ulslilng all claim to s&ld child
Ordered , Ttiat October < 5Vnd , A. D. 1681 , at
10 o'plocK a , m , Is awlirnod for hearing laid p tl.
tlon/\\ hon all persons Interested In uld matter
ruay appear at County Court to bo held , In and
for slid County , and , nbow eaux liythe prayer
af potttlooer ihoulU not tw'irnuittd ' , and that no-
Lite of pendency ot said petition and the hcurlnir
thereof , be git en to all porsoni Interoitod In said
matter , by publlshlnic a copy of this orderln Tin
DMAUA WVIILT Ills , a newspaper printed In said
Countyi ( or three successive weeks , prior to said
ly of hearing A. II. OHAUWIOK ,
so9w3t fiounty Judue
'PROBATE ' NOTICE.
In the nutter of the Estate ol Peter J , Johnson ,
deceased , f
'Notice l , , her byiKIr n tliat the creditors of
ld deceased , \ > 111 tuwtiho admlnlktrator of wld
Cttate , before me , County Judjo of Uoiurlas
Dounty , Neliraska , at a Count } i ourt Itoom , In
raid County , on the 24tli tUy rf Not , mbcr , 1881.
in the 2ith day of iaimarr , Ibb
ilth day ol Harcli , 1882. at lo'o'ilo ' k a ui. eaoli
Jay lor the purposa of pwonUiitf thflr claims
[ or Examination , ajjustinent an aoH-nnio.
Bl months are allowed for irodltorj to present
Hielr i lnu. andonojiorforthoadnilnistiatorto
i .tt o mid Kstato , from the 8itli thy of ttoplcni.
tier , ItUl. thli notice will be pulillilioa lu TUN
Uiiiiii > V KXLV Usnfor four weeks successively ,
prior to tha 'Mh Usy of Koembrr , 1881.
[ A true copy , J A. U. CH AUWI "K ,
o * County Judse.
1110H BALK A fann of elchty acres , in good
" , , rt u1r ! 10.00'lh 1u .i ! lH' ) ndell lAlfl ,
,1
Hnal\.prchard \ of bcarlni ; trees. One mile south
> l Onawa City. Ia . on d. U. & P. It. U. Will g\t (
: lmo on part If wlihed. Addrnsa F. U , Soars.
a , Reb. aug9-wU |
| 0ToaiAcn , j&
ITTERS
DlmlnlihotL Vlcor.
In rolmbnned In irrcat mcaturo tothoxtrmihloi
with wcalc kldnov * , iij Judicious utoot llMttt
tci's Rtorooch Illttor which ItnlKorotc am
dlnniUlcs without jtcltlnr Iho nrtrmry or
Knni. In conjutibtlonlth Hi Influcnco , upon
them , Iteorrocto acidity , linprotc * nppetlto , ant
Islncry wi\yiconiliicuo to hcnllh utid ncrvi
rcpow. Another umrkixl quality i * It * contro
QI or faft \ nil A/UO , nnd IU poncr of proanting
It , reftloby all'DruKglsu and fJcalcnt gvtt
cralhi
Donlal of the Peters Affidavit-
STATJS of NKBIIAHKA , )
DIUTOLAH Couijn. i" '
Samuel G. Mallotto t > elng first duly
sworn deponed , end sajd that ho In citj
trcnonrcr of Otnnlia : That IIIB at'cr.tion
haa been called to thn aflidnvit of Mrs
Una Potent , nubllxhed in thoirmh Dally
Kcpubllcnn , in which'nlio n wears that alic ,
on or about July lot , 1877 , oold to Chrln.
Hartmitn , then city treasurer , for thoHUin
of 812.00 , a Dodge ) Ktrect j rtulo warraut ,
which was in that mine month paid in full ,
to-wit ; tlio HUtn of $29.00.
Afliunt further Bays thhtbohfts examka
cd the books and rccurdn of tlio city troan
urer'a office , and that they nhow ; liitithat
no DoJgp Direct griuJn fund wurrant for
iiny amount \Mifttcvor ww paid in July ,
1877. ' 2(1 , thftt but bno Dodge btreet grade
fond warrant for tho'itmountdf 920.00 was
paid in the three yearn , 1870 , 1877 and
1873 , and that thnt one waa paid 'in ' July ,
1876) ) having been turned in for taxes by
John G. Willie , and endorsed by him , he
having paid at thnt time the tax ! on his
Dodge street store lot. '
1 City Treasurer.
Hubecrlboa in my presence and 4 worn to
before me this 19th day of October , 1681. '
[ HKAL. ] G. W. AUDIIOBK.
_ _ _ _ - Notary Public.
Die IDemocratio Oadld t * i for
Ooaatjr T * MW r.
JTATK NKniiAHifA , ) *
DOUOLAH CouN r. j B3 <
MMJLIna Peters being firat duly sworn
loposei * and nayH. she in well acquainted
vith 6ne Chris. Hartnun , and that on or
Aout'thelHtof ' July. 1877. nald Chria.
Ifnrtm&n then being the city treasurer of
3maha. ' > 8he prenentod to said Hortman
is Biidh treasurer , a city warrant amount-
ng to the mm of 325.00 and interest in the
mm of $4.00. , Affiant ica > B said warrant
IVOH for work done on the Dodge ntrcet
nrado. ' Affiant , further Rays that said
( Initmnn told amant that uuid warrant
wipx not worth. much , AS it would not bo
iiaid for aeven or eight years. Affiant
further says that about ono week after-
ivardii , the said Hartinan called at afiiaut'a
larncaa etoro of Ifarnham otreet , and > Q-
formed her ho could get a man to buy said
warrant. Thereupon Bald llartinnn.him-
lelf , paid affiant the ium of $12.00 for said
vnrrnnt. Affiant further says that during
ngltheeamo month of July , 1877 , said
VMrr nt wan paid in full , to-witi the sum
if 829.00
Afftaqt further says she sold said war
rant for 812.10 , relying entirely upon the
nlse and fraudulent representation of
aid Hartman. Affiant says eho was then ,
ind la now a widow.
MRS. LIMA P.KTKia.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
leforo me thb 16th dy of October , 1881 ,
LvTiiKn R. WBIOUT ,
octl8eod-d Justice of the Peace.
JTATB on NKDBASKA , 1
COUNTY OP DOUOLAH. j
Chris. Hartman being duly nwnrn , in
nswerto the affidavit of Mrs. Potere , gays :
Chat during his term of office an city treos-
irer of Omaha , from April , 1870 to April ,
879 , ho did not buy any warrant what.
vorof'Mrs. ' Peters , or any other person ,
.ndjthat . he did not speculate in warrants ,
lirecty or indrectly , during his said tenn.
Ifiiant further sayx , that if ho cashed any
/arrant for Mr * . Peters it was at its full
ace value , and for the facts relating to the
) edge street griulo tax warrants , bees
save to refer to the accompanying nlh-
avit of 3. G. Mallotto , the present city
reosuror. C..IfAnrilAN.
Subscribed in iny presence and sworn to
cforo me this. 20th day of October , 1881.
[ HKAL. ] G. W. AnniiosH ,
Notary Public.
SIBBBTT & 'PULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
( D > WO CITY , NUB.
Special attention ( tUen to collortloni in Duller
cnin '
LEGAL NOTICE.
'o CMhailnq Hcddo , non roildont dofonilant : ,
Yon arc hereby notlDed that o n the Zd day ot
lentombor , 1881 , John Uuddo , plaintiff , flled hli
xUtlon In the District Court , within nn > J tor
) ouKlas County , NobrMka , ajaliiit ) ou fa do-
endant , the object and prayer of which petition
s , to obtain a decree of dlvorco from the bondi
iO" > trlmony with , , j cm ( or the lollowlrif cautos ,
o-wlt : lit , haultual drunkenness ; Id , extreme
ruulty , and for gencrel relief .
You are required to oniwcr cald potltlonon
ho 21th day of October , 1881.
IHJANK A CAlirnKLT , ,
se7u Bt Attorneys for 1'lolntlff.
PKOBATE NOTIOE.
lUte of Kobruka , DotidM County , ea :
U a County Court , laid at the County Court
Room , In and for said County , Auiruit Ut , A.
D. 1891. I'rcbout , 1IQWAUU H. SMiril ,
County JudfO.
In the matter ot the citato of Joioph II. Sol
on , deceased :
On reading and flllnif the ( .otltion of Martha
I. Nelson , liraylng that the Instrument , nur *
tortlnc to be a duly authenticated copy of the
ut Hill and toxtonient of eald UcccaHed. and of
ho probate thereof , tiy the Circuit Court of
' 'ountaln County , State ot Indiana , and thU day
lied In thU Court , may ) > f allowed and reconiol ,
the Iat will and t tainent of uld Joseph II.
el on , dcccawd. In and for f ho SUto of No-
iraika.
Ordered , TliatAuruitSTth , A. P. 1831 , at 10
I'clock a. m. , It aMlgnod for hearlneiald | > eUtlon ,
vhon all pcraoni IntcrnteJ In laid nutUr tnaj
ipl > car at a County Court to bo held , In and for
laid County , and how caute why the pro ) or of
> otltion riliouU not te granted ; and that notice
> Uho pendency pf Ud pillion and the buarlDK
.hereof , b given to all per oni Interiwtod In iwld
natt r , bv publishing a copy of thlt order In Till
3HAIU W BtTllu , n wp per printed In tald
Dounty , lor three niccc lYe woki. prior to laid
d y of hearing. '
[ A true copy. ) HOWARD D. BUITH ,
' " > wst County Judge.
PIONEER LAND AGENCY
P. M , BATHBTJN ,
.Cambridge , Neb.
1,000.000 acres got cmmont land open to Home'
toads. ' Pre-emptions and Timber claims. 100 !
iholoe Improv od claims lor sole or exchange , 200
it the best deeded farms In Bouthweitcni Nebras.
ia with Umber and aUr for caio. A few choice
took ranches with fenced Qelds , timber , hay and
rater , lor sale , cheap. Corrcspouilsuce Solicited ,
marSOtt
Western Horse and Oattle In
surance Oompany ,
C-piUJ , . . . 8100,00000
niurcs Hones , Mules and Oittle against loss by
foWsnt , dscoase or theft Agencies In all caun-
ilea of the Mate. Bend for drcklsn. sctOwly
BOYD'S DPERAHOUSI
.7 , E. JJOYD , Proprietor.
R , I * MARSH , HuslncM Mantffor.
GRAND OPENING.
Two Nights Only
COMHKHCINO
MONDAY , OCTOBER 24 , 1881 ,
Finest attraction of the d y. The frrc k sat-
cn \ > y & great com puny ( or the Innauguratlon
of the ( Incut ontra houto In the went , Fitit
tlmo In this city. The Fashions' famous rav
otltai ,
FAT TEMPLETON
Star Opera. . Company , ,
In the celebrated , latest Anil greatest Comic
Opcra.by ANUIIAN , as placi1 20) plshtfl In
renton , l&OlnNcw York , ant ] still the reigning
success , the
MASCOTTE !
1 ; ox. sheet open at , Box OfficeJlojdi , Opera
oi4o | , fcher c cata ran b6 * s curcd ( I d ) s In
adVanceV
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE !
JAMHS jr. 130YD , . * Proprietor :
K. 1 * MAItBIf,1 Business Manager. ,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday , Oct. 26th.
Deninaii Thompson ,
AS
- -
JOSHUA WHITCOMB ,
Supported , bv thi narno company which hM up-
peatcd with him during i
2ID Nlghtiln Chleacol
' I 160 NlghU In New York City I
03 Nlghti In 8 n Francl cof '
. eleven We ki In Boston
1 MDBIO hY OUR OWN OUCHKHTnA.
2TBox Bhwt open ( or xola ol Retolved Scad
Monday inornlnr at 0 ft. m at Optra House Box
; ociOdet J
Offlcej _
1IOVPI EC IhmAfrentrr COLUMBIA
llllTULCOi andOTTODICfCLES. , Bend
three cent itaap forOatilogue
and price U t containing full
InJormatlon. * -
N , I , D , SOLOMON ,
PiHte.Oili ud GlM.
OMAHA. NKB
_
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDIOTNE
TRAD.
eny. Anun-
falling euro
for Seminal
Weakness ,
Hpxrinator-
rhca , Impotency -
ency , and all
Diseases that-
elf Abu o ; as Low of Memory , Unlvcra&l JLassl-
ude,4'nln In the Back , Dimness of Vltlon ) Pro ,
natura Old Age , and many other Dl'caeea that
cad to Jnewnlty or Consumption anc , a 1'remiv-
uro Oravo ,
OTFull particulars In our pamohlet , which
w desire to send free by mall to every ono.
3TToo Spcclflo Medicine Is sold by all druggists
, t 91 per package , or 0 packages for fS , or will
10 tent free by mall rn receipt of the money , by
addicselng TI1EGRAY 11KDIC1NE CO. ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
For Balq by 0. F Goodman. ooTmo eod
ExaBiina
I will be present at my ofllca in Crelghton
ilockon the first Saturday of each month iocs ,
mine such applicants as may deeire to teach
n the publlo schools In Douglas county. Quar-
orly examination lint Saturday in February ,
ay. August and Kovembor.
J.J Voam ,
County fiupt. nbllc Instruction '
Aug34-lstandS4 irn > U
THS Most rorcniBt Tai BMI DILUMI
THE OVALCHURN
THK BCHT Tri.-.Twfl' OHTJBHB
MOST CON-
VKNIENT
CHDBN
Uanalactare In fl > e Mx < s , 4,6 , 8 , 10 and 1
allons. Itlai no fe rlndenie no noise
Iocs Its work e sly and quickly , and eels the
igcet amount of 1 utt. r from iho milk 01
earn ; Is n do from the' cat nfh lumber. It
joldav lower price than auy otlicr Brst-ilast
mm. Mend lot disruptive lircalar and price
lot to the
nilB DEST CIIANCi : ( or a In mess maker In
L the Wmt. In a good bualtiiga town anil a
ell settled country and no harness umltcrp. In-
nlroutlhl * office d2t-wlt
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSE
, IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
Business tnumvctcd same as that ot an Inoor-
toratod oauk.
Accoupti kept In currency or gold subject to
rht check without notion.
Certificates of deposit ( sued payable In three ,
x aud twelve months , jearlnpr Interest , or on
cnmiid Ithout Intercut.
Adtancoa made to customers on approved secu-
tlui at market rates ol Intercut.
Diiy and pell { rolil , bills of exchange , govern-
cnt , state , county and city bonds.
Draw slgiit ilnlta on England , Ireland , Scot-
and , and all parts of Europe.
Sell Kuropcan passage tlckctc.
COLLKCT10NH PROMPTLY HADE.
aurtdt
heading and Elocution
TAUOIIT BY-
JULIE E HABDENBERGH ,
Voice Training. Private Lessons and
Classes.
? 011 Ca Stroft. bitwecn 201 li and 81st
WIODATE NOTIK.
n the matter of the Estate of James K. lab ,
decta cd. .
Notice ls hereby cli en that the creditors of
aid ileccajied , will meet the adinlulttrlx ot said
estate , before me , County Judge of Douglas
touuty. Nebraska , at the County Court Itoom
n said County , on the th day ot Pocemb r. 1BS1 ,
n the Bth day of February , 1882 , and on theClh
day of April , 1682 , at 10 o'clock ' a. m. each day ,
or the purpose ot presenting their claims for ex
amination , adjustment and allowance. 8lx
lonU'S are sllowcd for creditors to present their
aim * , and ono year for the administratrix ( o
tittle said estate , from the Oth day of October ,
881 , this noUco Hill bo published In Tim OMAHA
'BIXLT B for four eeLssurceesUcly , prior.to
the otu day of Uctembor , IbSl ,
( A true copy. ) A , M. OHADWIOK ,
oclOwIt Countv Jndge ;
AGENTS WANTED roa OP NBW BOOK )
BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG , "
being tbo Btory of the Scriptures , by Uov. Gcori ;
Alexander Crook , D. D In nlmplo and attractive
augxiotfo for old and } omijf. Profusely Illustra
ted , maklnz a uoet Intcreetlnt ; and Imprcsaho
) outb s liulructor. Every parent will secure this
work. Preachers. > on should circulate Ik. l'rlc
| 3 00. Bend for circulars with extra terra * . .
J. II. CllA11UI.U8 i CO. Ss. Louis V
niiRX ur Scptwuber llth , by the under-
L digued , lit lug en the Judge Brlgg's farm ,
wo and a half miles west ot Omaha , Douglas
teuuty , Neb. , one milch cow , supposed to be
ve j ears old , no car marki or brand * , red and
hlte speckled JAUKi ) 0. IIALK ,
S. P. MORSE & CO.
1319 Farnham Street.
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M it * '
Men's , Furnishing <
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Goods Department
' : , . ; . ' - , _ . ' ' '
300 PAIRS MEN'S DERBY STREET ' GLOVES
.WITH HEAVY STITCHED BACKS , $1.35 ; . :
( Cannot be Replaced or Bought Elsewhere .Less Than $1.75 to $2.00. ) . ,
1 I
100 Pairs Men's : , $1.00 a Pair. '
UNDERWEAR , ! UNDERWEAR ; ! UNDERWEAR !
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:0ne : Case Merino Shirts and Drawers } 25c each ; One Case Merino Shirts land
Drawers ) 75c each ; 50 doz. Fine. . Merino Shirts and Drawers , 75c each ; 50 ftoi.
Pine MerinocShirts and Drawers'$1.00each ! ; 25 doz. , Fine Merino Shirts and
Drawers , $1.25 each ; 25 doz ! Fine1 Merino Shirts , and Drawers , Seamless , $1.50
each ; 40 doz. Scotch1' ' " Wool .Shirts . and Drawers,1 75c each ; -25 doz. Men's Scar-
.et.Shirts and.DraWergj . $1.25 each ; , 40 doz.'Men's ' Scarlet Shirts'ind * Drawers ,
" " 1.76 each. ' . , ' ' ' . , ' J
An extra B.argam ) in 'Seam I ess Scarlet shirts and Drawers , extra
heavy -at ' $2,50 each , bartwright and Warner's and Hand Knit
Scot ch7 Oh evict Underwear.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
40-inch Black Cashmeres , Fine , 60c ; 40-inch Blach Cashmeres , Finer , -75c ;
40-inch Black Cashmeres , Finer , 95c ; 40-inch Black Cashmeres , Best , $1,00 ; ' 46-
inch Black Cashmeres , 75c , Sold Elsewhere at $1.00 ; 46-inch Black' Cashmeres ,
$1.00 , Sold Elsewhere ( at $1.25.
.SILKS I PLUSHES ! VELVETS I
We show the largest assortment to be iound west of Chicago : Black Silks
in forty different qualities/ from 50c to $3.75 ; Black Satins in twenty qualities ,
from 75c to $2.00 ; Black Velvets in seventeen qualities , from $1.25 to$9.00 ;
Black Plushes in all Shades , and Colors.
s. IP. : MicmsE : ! &c oo. ,
1319 Farnham Street.
AND STILL THE LION
CONTINUES TO
Roar for Moores ( )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
I have adopted the Uon aa * Trade Jtf&ik , and
all my goods will be pTAUPED with the LION
and my NAME on the same , NO GOODS ABE
GENUINE WITHOUT THK ABOVE STAMPS
The best material Is used and the no l skillet1
workmen are employed , and at the lowest cast
price. Anyone utehing a price list of good will
confer a favor by sending for ono.
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
United States Depository.
XTCEtsrac1
NationalBank
- OF OMAHA. -
Oor. 13th and Parnam Sta.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
OUAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. )
IBM.
Organlutl M a National Bank August SO , 1803.
CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER . 300,000 ,
omona AKD DIRSCTOU j
USIUAK KocmriB , President.
ACOU TDS Korsnn , Vice President.
H. W. YATSS , Cashier.
A. J. I'orrLaraif , Attorney. '
JouaA. CaiuaUToa.
F. It. DAVIS , Asft Cshler.
Thl bank receives deposits without regard to
amounts. .
Issues tlmo certificates bearing Interest.
Draws drafts on Ban Francisco and principal
cities of the United States , also London , Dublin
Edinburgh and the principal cities ol uieconti
"
neut of Europe.
Soils passenger tickets for emigrants by the ( a
man line. . mavldtt
Blacklamond Goal Oo.
W. II LOOMIH , J. 8. NEWELL ,
l'u a. Hie. Aao TRIAS.
I. H. MILLER/Aoiur ,
HARD OR SOFT COAL
In car lota or In nunntltles to suit purchaser !
Yard , Foot Farnham and Doug-
loa 8ts. , Omaha ,
epStl
MAX METER & BRO. ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , Ihe La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all *
descriptions of Fine
Watches at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farn
ham Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO.
MAI MEYES & BRO.
THE LEADING '
MUSIC HOUSE J
IN THE WEST ! , '
f
General Agents for the 'A A
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway * Pianos , "Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , 'Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
IO7JBXC , JEFVOi
MTSTATE AQENi FOR MILWAUKEE CEilsNr.COUPA.Ny.
'
Near Union Pacific Depot , - , - - OMAHA , NEB
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MACHINERY ,
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A , L. STRANQ , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha.