THE OMAHA DAILY BEEs THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 3 , 1881
"THE DAILY BE
PUBLI8HINQ CO. , PROPRItTC
BID rrnnam. . bet. Oth and 10th Btruel
IKRMS OF suuscmrrioN
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
MI CARD CHICAGO , FIT , fABI. ,
OMAHA RAILROAD.
L ft\ro OmahA No , 2 through
. m. No. 4 , Oakland Jxu'ceiigcr , 8:30 : k. m.
Arrive Omaha No. 1 , through jwnsentfer ,
m. No , 3 , OikUnd pMwenttur , 6:80 p. in.
WAVING OUAIIA HAST OX BOVTU BOUHD ,
C. , B. & O. 6 a. m. S : < 0 p. m.
C. & N. W. , 6 . tn. 3:40 : p. m.t
C , , K. 1. ft I1. , 8 ( i. m. 5:40 : p. m.
K. C. , St. J. & C. It. , letum st H . m. n > d
p. m. Arrives nt St. LouU at 6:30 . m. and
P'V. . , fl .Ufc P. , IcMcoatS R. tn. and S : <
< aj , Arrives at St. LouU nl 0:10 K. m. and
. m.
WMT OR SOCTHWBm. '
B. * M. In Neb. , Throuh KxpreM , 8:10 k
B. & M. Lincoln Kiprww-8 11 p , m.
U P Kiprom , 12lb : p. m.
O. & R. V. tot Lincoln , 10H ) a. m ,
O. A K. V. lor Oicoola. 9:40 : , m.
0. P. freight No. K , 6:30 : , m.
C. P. frtlRht No. 9 , 8:18 a. ro.
TJ. P. freight No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m.
0. F. fwteht No. U 8:28 : p. mi
uuurnca r on MCT Am torn.
C. B. k a , BKtt k. m. Tiii p ru.
a * N. w.B : < 5 n. m. 7:25 : p. m.
a K. I. k P. . 9.46 a. tu.-9.0i p. m.
K. C. , Bl. Jo 4 0 R , 7tO . in.ap :
AUITUII nu > M rat ttrt un oorawt ,
O. ft R. V. from Lincoln 11:11 p. tn.
U , P. Fjprwn 3:25 p , m.
D ft M. In Neb. , Throueh Kxprom 4:11 : p
58. k M. Lincoln KiprtM-OtOk nu
D. P. Freight No. lo-l0 : p. m.
No. 4:25 : p , m. KmlfTknt.
No. a-10:60 : p. m.
No 12-11:36 : a. m.
O. & 11. V. mixed , ar. 1M : p. m.
noun.
< kbraaka DtrUlon ot tna 8t Paul * Blooi
No. 3 tatro * Onuh * 8:30 ft. tn.
No. i Iwves OtaaLk 1,30 p. m
.So , 1 arrlvM at Ouihi at 6:30 : p. tn.
No. 8 arrive * at Omaha at 10 AO ft. tu. .
wnaet THAISI sirwiix OMAHA lira
COMC.1I. BLCTTi.
Learo Omah * at 3:00 : , 9:00 : anil 11:00 : a ,
MAO SAO , 3.-00 , 4OQ. : 6:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Lere Council Bluff * at 8:25 : , 9:86 : , lltt : a ,
IrM , 2:2S : , 3:28. : 4:26 : 6:25 and 8:28 p. m.
Bun > Ur Th dummy lo VM Omaha at
and 11:00 : a. m : ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. La
Council Hinds at ; S6 and J1J8 a. ml ; : M ,
and & : & p. m.
Opining and doling of Mull * .
kOCTB. OPEC. OlOt
a. tn. p. m. a. m. f
Chicago &N.W . 11.00 9:30 4:30
Chicago , K I. k Pacific. 11:00 : 0:00 * :80 :
Chicago , B. ft O . 11:00 : 9:00 : 4:30 :
Wabalh. . . . . 1JSO 4:30
Bloux City and Pacific. . 11 M 4:30 :
Onion Padflc . ISO ll'M
r > nuha&K.V . i:00 11:40
B.&M. InNeb . 4KX ) 8:40
Otnah * Northwestern. 4:30 : 7:30
Local mulls for 8t U > o ! Iowa leave bnt on
day , via : 4:30 a.m.
A Lincoln Mall Is also opened at 10:30 : a. m.
Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TH08. K HALL P. I
Business Directori
Abstract and Real bttate.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite Post Office
W. B. BARTLETT 817 South 13th Street ,
Architect ! .
DtTFRKNE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHIIEC
Room Creighton Block.
A. T. LAROK Jr. , Room 2. Ciolehton Bloc
Boot * and Shoes.
JAMES DIVINE & co. ,
Fine Boots and Shoes. A good aasortmen
'homo work on hand , corner 12th and Ilarnoy.
THOS. ERICKBON , S K' cor. 16th uiil Doti {
JOHN FOUTUNATU8.
80510th street , manufactures to order good T
kt fair prices. Repairing done.
Bed 8prlnc .
I. P. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Douch
1- / Books , News and Gtatlonery.
J. I. FRUEHAUP 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggi.
McSHANK & 8CHROEDER , the oldcnt B. am
Nebraska eatabllxhod 1876 Omaha.
CKNTRAU
RESTAURANT , .
MRS. A. RYAN ,
southwest corner lethand Dodzo.
Bmt Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guarant
Koala at nn Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for C :
FnmUhnd Hnmm Supplied.
Carriage * and Road Wagon * .
WM SNYDEU , 14th and Harney Street * .
jewe er .
JOHN BAUMKR ISUFarnhahj Street.
Junk.
H. BERTHOLP. Rags and Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
FOSTER & OR lY comer Oth and Douglas
Lamps and Glassware.
J. BONNER 1J09 DouaUa St. Good Varl
Merchant Tailor * .
O. A. LINDQUEST ,
One of oar most popular Merchant Tailors Ii
celving the latest dcelgna for Spring and Sum
Oooda for gentlemen a Wear. Styllih , dura
and prices low as ever 21613th bet Uouz.&K
Millinery.
URS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Rttall , 1
cy Goods indent variety , Zephyrs , Card Uoa
Iloeiery , tilovca , Corsets , &c. Cheapeat IIou *
the West. ' Purchasers save 30 per cent. Oi
bT Mall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
JOHN WEARNE & SONS , cor. 14th At Jaoksoi
Hour and Feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnhsm f
WeUhans Bros , , proprietors.
Urocer * .
E. 8TEVKNB , 21st between Cumlng ami Ir
T. A. McSIIANE , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Hire
Harawaie , Iron and Bteel.
OLAN & LANdWORTHY , Wholesale , 110
113 IBth itrtct
A. HO'ltlKfl corner IBth and OallforoU
Harness , Baddies , &c.
B. WHIST 20 13th Bt. bet KarnlUri
Hotel *
ANFIEU ) HOUSE , Qeo. Canfleld.Oth Ac Parnl
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 918 Farnham
SLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slav en , 10th Bt.
Southern Hotel , Ous. Hamel Oth ALcavcnwi
Clothing Bought.
C .SHAW will pay highest Conn price for sec
hand clothlnir. Corner 10th aud Farnham.
'
Dentist * .
DR. PAUL , Williams' Block , Cor. 16Ui A Do.1
Drugs , faint * and Ulls.
KUUN & CO.
Pharmacists , Flno * ane ( Joods , Cor , HtU
Doavlis ktreota
W. J. WHITEHOUE K , Wholesale 4 ReUU , UtJ
,0. HELD , 202 ! North BM Cumlng 8ti
PARR , DnncjlBt. 10th and Howard Street !
Dry Goods Notions , Etc.
JOHN H. f , IBliMANN & CO. ,
How York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and 1111 Fi
him itra t
L. 0. Enewold al Q boots and hofs 7th & Pac
rurulture.
A F. GROSS , New and Second Hand Furnll
nd Stove * . 1114 Dougiu. Highest cash f
aid for second hand iroons.
BONNER 1809 Doturla st. Fine KOods ,
Fence Works.
OMAHA FKNCE CO.
OUST , FRIia&cO.,1213Harney8t. , Impri
ed Ice Boxes. Iron and Wood lences , 0
' Railings. Countffii nf 1'lno and Walnut
#
' Cigar * and Tobacco.
WEST & FIUT8CHER , manufacturers of C\g
and Wholesale Dcalew In TohacwM , ISOi Doug
W. K. LOltKNZr S luanuUcturcr CHlOtlmtr
Florist ,
A. Donaehiie. pUnht , cut flowers , toodii , b < x
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etc. N.wrcor.'Idth ani DmicUs ttrett * .
Civil Engineers nnd Surveyor * .
ANDREW UOSEWATKH , Creihton ! ( U
Town Rut\cys , Grade and Beverage Briton
Uommlsslon Merchant * .
JOHN U. WIL L1S.1414 Dodge Street ,
D B. nREMKR. For details oeo large Mvei
luont In Dnllv and Weekly.
Cornlca Works.
Wcrtorn Cotnlco Works , Manufacturer *
Cornlre , Tin , Iron and tilato Rooning. Oi
Ironi any Kvtxllty prouiptly exrcutnl In the
manner. Factory and Ollce 1213 llntney St
Ualkanliod Iron UornUra. Winilow Cain ,
manuf.vturHl Mid put up In any part ol
country. T. SINHOl.U 110 Thlrtof nth ftrcc
Oroct-ery.
J. DONNKR 1300 Doiitias street. Ocxvl line
Clothing and Furnishing Good * .
OKO. II. PETF.R80N. Also HaU , C t , n
Bho < w , Notions and Cutlery , $04 S. 10th strco
Refrigerator * , Canfleld'i Patent.
C. P. GOODMAN lllh Bt. bet. Farn. t tlai
Show Case Manufactory , )
0. J. WILUE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds ot
Cases , Upright Canon , k . , 1317 Cass dt.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Ov
Show COM manufactory , 613 South lath st
b twen L avcnworth and Marcy , All g
warranted first-class.
Pawnbroker * .
RO' KNinr.H > . loth 9t. . het. fsr. >
Stove * ano Tinware ,
A. BURMK8TER ,
Dealer la Btovc * and Tinware , and Mannfael
of Tin Roofs and all kinds ot Building \ \
Odd rellons1 Block.
J. BONNK11. 1809DomtUBt Good and O
Seed * .
J. KVAN8 , Wholraal * and Retail Seed Drill *
CnUlratari , Odd Follows Hall.
Phyilclan * an I Surgeon * .
W. 8. GIBBS , M. D. , R m No i , Crelg
Block. 16th Street. _
P. K. LK1SENR1NG , M. D. Masonic Bloc )
a L. HART , M. U , , Ky and FAT , opp. pottc
DR. L. B. GRADDY.
Ocnllrtand Anrist. B. 16th and Farnhaa
Photographer * .
QEO. HKYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
111 Ut nth Btoeet.
near Uannle Hall. First-eta * * Work and Prot
pen irnarantc p
Plumbing , Oa * and 8t * m Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. . 218 IJth St. , bet Farn
and Douglas. Worn promptly attended to.
D. 7ITZPATRICK. 1409 Dowlas Street.
Painting an aper anting.
HKNRY A. KOSTKR8. 141 Dodge Streo
Bhoa Hiora * .
Phillip Lang , 1820 Farnnam st. bet IBth * ]
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS ft LEAR. 1416 Douglas St. . New
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing G <
&c. , bourht and sold on narrow marrtns.
bnloons.
HENRY HAUFMANN ,
In the new brick block on Dougloii Street ,
jutt opened a most elegant BOOJ Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to IS
everyday.
" Caledonia " J FALCONER. 679 16th Street
Undertakers.
CHA8. RIEWE , 101 Farnham bet 10th At 1
00 Cent Stores.
P. C. BACKUS. 1206 Farnmtm St. , Fancy G
KENNEDY'S
EAST - INDI
ec
j n . nrwjsir ca
< flK
BITTER !
ILER & CO , ,
Bole Manufaotu rera. OM A.B
PAPEE WAREHOUS1
GRAHAM PAPER Gl
217 and 219 North Main St. , St. Louis ,
wnot.K8Al.ii DiALiaa in
\ PAPERS ,
ENVELOPES , CARD BOARD AND
Printers Stocl
iarCash paid for Rags and Paper Stock , Si
Iron and Metals.
Paper Stock Warehouses 1229 to 1287 , Ni
To Nervous Sufterer
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Sped
It Is a positive cure for Bpermatoirhea , Bern
IVeokneos. ImpoUncy , and all diseases rosul
rom Helf-Abiue , an Mental Anxiety , Lose
Hcmory , Pains In the Bock or Side , 'and disc
" - - - that lead
Consump
Insanity
earlygi
The Spa
Medicine
being i
with worn
ful tmccr-f
. _ _ _ _ Pamph
wnt free to all. Wrlto for them and get full ;
ilculars ,
Price , Siwclflc , ( l.OO per package , or six pi
iges for t&OO. AddrcM all order * to
B. SIMHON MEDICINE CO.
No * . 104 anil 106 Main St. Buffalo , N. 1
Sold In Omaha by C. F. Goodman , J. W. I
I , K Ish , and all draifgliUeverywlicro.
A 3-i ! T
Mary J. Holme !
Just published : Madeline , A splendid i
jorel by MKS. MARY J. HOI.MKI , wlioxo no
icli so enorniounly , and nre rrad and ro r
nth tuili Intercut. Beautifully bound ; pr
(1.IM. (
. Al o handsome new editions of M rs. Holn
ithcr works Temi > cnt an Hunsnlne , I.
ithern. Edith Lyle , K lna Browning , Marian Oi
rt'ctit lA n , YoTott House , etc , , etc.
ALSO , HOLD BY ALL HOOKS'KLLEItH :
MAY AGNES FLEMING ,
A Changed Heart. Another Intensely In
tlng not el by MAY AONFH PLKMI.SU , authoi
; lie o caiilul no > cl Guy lUrlicourt's Wifi
Wonderful Woman , Mad Marrlti u. Hilent i
True , l.ont for a Woman , etc. Beautifully lieu
l > rlc , fl.CO.
Q. w. OA'RTETON & co. ,
Oat21dcodlw. l'ulillshcr , N. Y. Clt ;
WISE'S
Axle Greas
NEVER GUMS !
Used on Wa oni , Huggled , Reapers , Tliresl
ind Mill Machinery , It Is INVALUAVLI TO n
nut AND TKAMBTHRS. It cure * ScraKhcs and
tlnds otooruo on Homes and Stock , u well a <
utu ,
OLAEK & WISE , Maimrs ,
SOD Illinois Direct , Chlc g (
FOIl PRICES. I"t -
FARM AND GARDEN ,
Where to Stnok the Hny.
Mlnnr t < ollTitbunr.
Wo have frequently urged the fa
crs to only stnck tliuir liny nt
barns and utilities , whuro they w < i
food it out tu the stock in the win
thus save handling it u second t
when wanted for use , nnd plncim
beyond thu renoh of the possibilit )
high water ntul prairie HUH , nnd
deep Bimwd of winter. liny
uuvor bo innvpil ao cheaply ns who
is in.ido. iliul our advica boon Ink
wo would not hunr of the compln :
now nf RO much hay being tin
wntur. It ia true thnt farmers
very busy during the hay-mal *
seanons , but they will liiul , in the 1
rim , that it will pay them to atnc
where it ia wnnteil to bo fed i
There wns a great donl of aulFei
last winter , in mnny instHiicca , to
stuck of farmers in this state , in c
sequence of liny-stocks being wa !
in by snow-drifts.
Honsn Yonnc Stock.
Now ia the time to prepare win
quarters for stock , by putting
irumoa for stables nnd shodn so t
when threshing grain the straw cnn
stacked on and around thefrnnics. 1
vnluo of straw aooma to have b
overlooked by a grout mnny of <
Nebraska farmers in past seasons ,
wo think the past winter should so
ns a warning to save every bit of sir
Cnttlo should have a qopd warm pi
whore they can stay during cold stoi
in winter , nnd nt the same time h
plenty to oat. This cnn bu dnnocltc
est by stacking straw on top of i
around sheds mrulu of poles. A 1
tcr plan , however , is to cover sh
with coarse grata , and stack the nil
around the sides. The hny make
bettor cover nnd will last a nuiubci
Reasons by putting on a light layer
new each year.
Tha Fiuailjr Cow.
Every farmer should prepare , aa
winter approaches , to keep ono
more cows , ( according to the num
of his family ) , to furnish milk for
the members , especially for childr
The cow , or cows , should not only
well fed , but well nnd comforta
housed , and this includes comfort
the milker , for not ono milker in
can , or will milk a cow properly ,
lees both nro comfortable. To n :
properly ia next to impossible if
hr.nds of the milker nro cold and B
from the oflecta of driving , icy win
or celd , dripping , driTisly rains. J > ' ,
is , or ought to be , half the food of
family , and no judicious 'farmer
permit his table to bo without it ,
pecially in winter.
Improved Cattle Cars.
The improvements in the now ca
cars nro : 1st. The revolving st
that the car can bo loaded with ot
nary freight on its return trip. 1
Btnll divisions nro the same us in
old car with the exception that inati
of being fixed they are made to
volve at their lower end , so thnt in
der to load ordinary freight they
just turned against the wall of thai
and the car is converted into nn 01
nnry freight car. 2d. An arrangom
by which the car cnn be converted i
a box car.
If the freight to bo returned ia
such chnracter as to require a 1
car , in order to bo kept dry ,
slides are let down and the car-
verted at once into a perfectly clc
box car , the change not taking m
than five minutes.
! J. A self-locking yoke. This n
only bp thrown over the neck of
cattle without the attendant com
in close contact with them , locks
self and lutida the animal fast. '
now the animals had to bo chained.
Note * .
It is calculated that 7,000,000 h
were raised ia the west for mat
last year. They consumed not ]
than 125,000,000 bushels of com.
Dluegrivss improves on the fla
ground without disturbance for i
hundred yeara.
When people uco a horse's hi
drawn up by the bearing rein , and
him stepping short and champing
bit , tossing his head and rattling i
harness , they assume that ho is act :
in the pride nf his strength and fi
ness of spirit , whereas the anima
re-ally suffering agonies of pain , ant
trying to gain by these movemo
momentary relief.
The farmer who would succeed
stock-keeping or stock feeding , in'
study the aubjoct nnd not expect s
ceas by routine or antiquated metho
He must bo systematic and vigiln
and never give over to the idea tl
ho had learned all about it.
The milk of n farrow cow , will
tard the churning of the fresh co
milk , and it in better to churn BO ;
rntoly.
While a number of shearers wt
HhuariiiL' n Hock of sheep number !
nearly 100,000 in L * Sallo conn
Mexico , a singular mortality occun
among the men. Seventeen of t
wool clippers died while thusengag <
The CUUHO of death is said to have
mltod from eating too much mutU
is the men had not been used to it.
liran is it very valuable food in
jtnble for reducing the inllnmmnk
ull'ect of oata und beann. Made ir
mashes ithas a cooling and laxative
Feet , but used in excess , especially ii
iry Btato , it is apt to form btony sec
lions in the bowels of the her
Stones produced from the excesai
use of bran have been taken put
tiorscH after death weighing ma
pounds. When sawed through th
tppearod to bo composed of n lun
jrystnllino mass , deposited in regul
rings , resembling in appearance t
: oncuntrio yearly rings of wood ; th
proved to bo composed of phosphate
magnesia and ammonia. Mille
horses nro particularly Bubjoctod
this malady. The best way to gun
igainst it is to add half apint to n pi
: > f linseed , boiled until quite soft ,
thu mash of the horao.
Nueeot * of Gold.
The Ban Francisco Block Iteport 1
the following ; "The first piece
old found in California weighed fi :
isontx , nnd the second five della
Since that tirno ono nuggotworth
300 , two § 21,000 , ono 810,000 , t
r'S.OOO , ono 80,000 , four § 5,01
twelve worth from 8'-,000 to 8-l,0 <
ind eighteen from 81,000 to $2C
Imvu been found und recorded in t
liihtory of the otuto , In addition
the above , nu-nborlcss nuggets woi
from $100 to $500 nro mentioned
the aiinnla of California gold mil
during the last thirty years , The
first referred to were exchanged
broad , and all trnco of thorn V.M I
The finder of ono of the ? 8 ,
pieces becnmo insane the follow
day , nnd wna confined nt the hos ]
nt Stockton. A cnrofully comp
history of gold hunters in 18f > (
would bo intert'sting rending in tl
latter days. "
The MUory of Shaving ,
Brooklyn Kaslc.
Ho removed his coat , and M
seated himself in the barber's cl
said simply : "A nhnve. "
"Yes , air , " answered the barl
pulling out n couple of towels , :
whiakiiig ono ncross the ciMlum
chest. ' 'vUnther n late fall this , a
ho continued , nn ho drew liia ra
ncrosi a atrnp.
"Yes , " said the customer.
"Heard anything about the cnbi
this morning , sir ? " nuked the bnrl
daubing a great blotch of lather on
customur'a right check , and bring
the brush under the chin with an
Untie Hourish.
"No , " said the customer , ghutt
hii oyoa.
"Now , it'amy opinion , sir" con1
uod the barber , "that Arthur \
tnakfl n fair President. What do ;
think about it ? " and the barber di
his razor down hl victim's faeo n
alarming rapidity.
"Don't know , said the custon
"ETorahuvo yourself , ait ? " usl
the barber.
"No"nnBworcd the victim , fool
that every time ho moved his jaw
was risking his lifo.
"Didn't know but what you mi
shnvo yourself now and thun , URKI
handy to have in the housi > , air ;
any ? "
"No , " answered the victim.
"Now , I have a pair I can soil v
cheap , " aaid the bafber. 'Show i
to you in a moment. Engltnh ma
sir. "
"Don't want * om , " aid the cui
mcr , squirming as a tender spot A
struck.
"Hair's a little thick , " said the I
bor , running hia fingers through I
customer's locks and stopping short
hia shaving.
' Yes , " aaid the victim , absently
"Hotter lot mo trim it up a t
Won't take ten minutes'said the I
bor , slapping a wet towel across
customer s mouth , eyes and nose , f
all but blinding him.
"Pish ! fee ! No ! " aaid the custom
"Bettor have your head wash
then. Brighton you up amazing
Won't take five minutes. Hi
Johnny , turn on that warm water , '
"No , no , " said the customer , spri
ing dosporntcly from the chair.
"Clothes brushed , air ? " snidJol
ny , rushing up and commencing a \
prous attack upon the victim with
immense wisp broom. "
"No-o-o ! " nnd the customer bolt
Alpine Advbutnrero
The Genovn correspondent of
Londin "Times' writes under def
of September 22d :
"Early in the present month !
Darmstnoditcr , a gentleman fi
Mannheim , and two 'guides act
from Ncgsenthal with the intention
crossing by the Triftjoch and
Hhoneglactcr to the Furka , Bel
they reached the hut on the Trii
began to rain , and the aspect of
weather became decidedly threnl
ing. In thcso circiiinstnncea tl
wisest course would have buo to
return. But , hoping fof the best tl
resolved to pass the night -in
hut and sco what the morn
would bring thorn. The morn
brought worse weather still ;
the rain had succeeded snow , :
it fell so heavily and the wind blov
wildly that it would have been
height of temerity to venture i
either for the purpose of retrac
their steps or continuing their jou
oy. So Dr. Darmstacditor nnd
guidca stayed where they wore all
day and nil the next night. The
lowing morning the storm had sot
what abated , but the snow about
hut wns nearly three feet high , i
the general outlook by no me
promising. Food was running she
however , and the risk of descend
the mountain being considered prel
iblo to the alternative of utarvinfj
leuth in the hut , they ventured fo
intent on returning to Ncssenthal.
jrdinary circumstances the ascent
icscont of the Trift is a very ordi
py affair ; but in view of the gr
quantity of BIJOW which Jiod fall
ind still continued to fall , the th
nen took the precaution of
HOPING THEMSELVKS TOdKTIIKH.
\nd it was well they did , for , as '
tarty reached u part of the mount
mown as Tellsbockpiatte , the lead
; uido was struck down by nn a\
incho , and it was all the other t
: onld do to drag him from under
tVith great difficulty and after mi :
lours' painful exertion , they BUCCOC
> d in reaching Nessonthul. If the t
; uidcB had not known every foot
ho way , nnd been strong and co
igcous withal'anyo the ' 'Oborhutloi
the local pnper which tells the stoi
ho whole party would have been
otriovably lost , A few daya later
jurman parly of four persona , t
; entlomon and two ladies , hud a pi
OUB experience and u maryolhm
larrow escape from destruction in t
? urka PoBsa. Their names uroi
; ivon in the account from whicl
[ iioto , but they nro described a
lighly respectable Berlin family ,
oven o'clock in the morning they I
lo.sportnnl in , a two-horse open ci
iago for Glotch nnd thu Rhone v
oy. As they reached a part of t
olid , about midway between the Fi
: n Inn and Uletch , a small earths
ailing from the mountain above in
ow'ly niisHcd striking the carria ;
Clio startled horses sprang Biiddoi
omul , backed violently and thu w
nomont they were over the precipn
lorouhouta u thousand feet dec
vhich riioH above the Itho
[ lacior. Happily , Jiowovor , the pn
pica is not sheer , and
TUB I'AI.LINO CAIlllUOK ,
Utor twice turning BotnorsaultH a
osing nil its wheelB , alighted 01
inrrow edge of rock , and there i
nalned. Though the passengers h
ill Buruivcd their flight through t
lir , thuir position WHBU terribly Uai
irons ono , Three of them fay i
ioiiHcioiiB under the iarria < ; oj the dr
> r waa BO badly hint thnt hi ) could i
'iac , and only onu of the gentium
YUH in u condition to mnku the lo
I'lTorl. 1 li fiMt proceeding was to
tend to his wife , who was iylny on
verge of the lodge , with her cloak
tntiglod in the remnants of ono of
wheels. Ho cut the cloak with
pocket-knife , nnd j Inced her in sue
position that if ( ho c.irringn full fur
er fllm w < iuld not bo carried with
nnd by judicious use of his brai
flHk , fiuccocdod in restoiiutf her
coiiRciouanrM. They thru tun
their attention to the others , v
seemed WOI-AO hurt thnn themsolv
and after it while succeeded in rest
in : ; thorn nlfto to consciousness. 1
climb up int i the nvtd thny co\ \
not , lo go downward wa impossil
sothiy _ ( remgnod themselves to the
ovitnblo , and remained where (1
were until a pnaiing pedotitrinn r.
coived their plight and r.tn lo Ole
for help. With considerable dlfliov
they were hauled up and taken to
Uhono Glacier Hotel , when n surgi
wns nent for to dress their woun
Though much shaken nnd bruis
none of them were miriously hurt , :
after a few days' rest they were a'
to continue their journoy.
The Conntry.
Who that hft ever lived nny tlmn in
country but miml Imrotnr \ \ of thevirt
nf lluntoclc HH n blue < i purifier. Bund
Illnod llittcrx curn dytpcnaia , blliounr
nnrl nil dimirdfM nrMntf' frmn uni )
I'liVKl or lU'rmiKfJ livrr or Vldiiryn. I'l
$1.00 , tti l bcttlc * m ' 7 eodl
"Don't Mention It. "
Delroit Krcr Vtm.
A citi'/on of Detroit entered
Michigan avenue grocery the oil
day and naid ho wanted a priv
word with the proprietor. Wli
they had retired to the desk ho bogi
"I want to make confession and
paratitm. Do you remember of i
buyinr sugar hero two or throe di
"
"
"I do. "
"Well , in paying ( or it I worked
A counterfeit quarter on the clot k.
waa a mo.m trick , and I came to t *
deryou good inonoy. "
"Oh , don't mention it , " replied I
grocer
"But I want to make it nil rich
"Its all ri ht- all right. Wo kn
who paasod the quarter on us , a
that afternoon when your wife m
down a dollar bill , and wanted a c
i > f sardines I gave her that bad qu
tor with her change. Don't let yi
: onnciunco trouble you nt nil its
right ! "
Almost Young Again-
filj mother was afllictcd a long ti
with neuralgia , nnd n dull , houvy ,
ictivo condition of the whole aystc
boadacho , nervous prostration , r
was almost helpless. No pliysici
nr medicines did her any good. Th
months airo she began to uao I
Hitters , with such good effect that
SBoins and fools younc ntjain , althoi
aver 70 years old , Wo think then
no other medicine fit to use in
family. A lady in Providence , U
Journal. novl-ll
1'KOUATE NOTJK.
In the matter of the K tnto of Jatnw K.
ilccta > c < l.
Xotlco la hereby chcn that the crcilltoi
nalil tloccnjcd , will meet the admlnUtrix ot i
Kxtato , lit'foro mi' , County Jinlu of Don
Comity , Nebraska , nt the County Court Ho
In wilii County , on thoVth tl.ivnf Doccinlinr , 1
on the Oth day of Kchruary , 1882 , and on tin
day of Airil , 1332 , at 10 o clock n. in. each <
for the imrpoHc ot | irc > cntlni ; their claims foi
amlnatlun , adjustment and allowance.
mont a nro allowed for crrdltoM to tireacnt t
chilli , and ono year for the ailmlnlstratrl
nettle itald cxtAtc , from the Oth dny nf Octi :
Ib81 , thin notice will lo publUheil InTilK ON
\VnhKLY llKH for four utuk 8iircussl\cly , prli
thu ( jtli day of I'cccmbur , IStll.
( A trun copy. ) A , M. CIIADWICK ,
oclllwlt I'onntv Jnih
Eleotion Proolnmatinn on Co
HOUHC Appropriation.
At a RCHnlon uf thu hoard of CoiiiitvCom
cloiiLra ol the county of Dou laa In the KUt
Nu roxkn , holdcn on the 4tli day of October
I ) . 1831.
The following nctlou wan taVcn by the In
with with ronpect to ti n coiintructloii of u C <
lloimc.
WIIRHVA8 , Owlns to thu rntmnccdalur
labor anH material it U ImpDri'lblo to vn
Court HOHIIO uiiitablo for the puipoHOof
Louuty for the Hum ilcHlxnatrd In the ( iroclu
tlon for thu Itomt ) of bamm for the coimtructlo
a Court Houao , Hiibuilttcd to thu jieojilo Nov
bur 2nd , 18hO ; nnd
WllKii"AH , After Uico thoroughly admtli
the mutter the lowest renpon-lblo bid for
construction of A Court llouno that wou'd l u
pioof and eudi OH to nuet thu tifedii of the if
ty , amounts 'o Onu lluudrud mid Nintte
lhHi : iml Dollart ; and
WIIMHXAH , The ijuUnco rf fundi iicrcxarj
construct a imltablo Court llniifu can ho minii
( rom the general reI'nuo of the tounty witr
Miy additional levy that now nuthorlzc.il by I
hut thu iiio.tloii | o ( Hiicli approprhitlon n
Unit bo mihinlttcd to the o.ectorn of Bald coui
therefore , it l
ItxnoLVBU , Thnt the follow IriK liroponltloi
mil the same In herphy Huhmlttca to the qi
lied olictori of wild county of D-niRlan , to-wl
Hhall the count ) ol Poiielad bo authorUci
Lho joarlSS'i , tj approprUta from the lien
reti-nuu of the said county for that year ou
fundu not oihorwiso required for county ]
lOHts , thuBum of Tttonty-flvttlhouraiid Doll
ind In the year 1BS3 , from thu ru\unuoof i
fiat out of funds not otherwise required
anintv imrpoiii'ii the further um of 'Iwoiity-
rhouaind DoiUra to aid In the erection <
itnirtlon and uomplctlon of a Cou t lie
In the city of Onmha for county ]
30608
Ilio form In which the nbovo proposition r
jo .ulmntttd ehall ho by ballot , uKin | wl
jallot Hliall ) < u prlnteil or u rlttcn , or party | > rli
* ' > 'or Court Mount Ap
) r written , thu words
) < Utlon"or "AK nit Court lloimo Appro ) )
.ion. " and all ballot * cant having thureon
vorila "Foi Court lIoumiApjiroprlatloii , " nM
Itemed and tahon lo bu In favor nf Bald prop
; ton , and all balloU cast luting Iheruon
vordii "Ak'tlnxt Court llon Approprlatlc
iliall be doomed and Ukru to bo aKnlimt i
iroiKisIllon , and It two IhlnUof ilia oto (
it thu election hereinafter provided l < i thin
of thuuhovu proposition , It Him
talf bo In ( m or
m ilcemcxl and taken to bo carried.
Thu Bald proponltlon Miall bo voted upon
ho irencrnl eloctl n to bo held In the cnuntj
) oUKla , Statu of Nuhraska , on the bth da ]
01 ember , A. I . 1S31 , ot tnu followluK nai
Omaha I'reclnct No. one , ( I ) Kellt Blavi
rnccryTfiilhntreet.
;
; Onuhn I'reclnct-No. two , (2) ut Jerry 1
' 00mahari ° rtc ict No. throe , (3) ) Or. Hydo'a
and Twelfili Btrcol * .
lie , cor , Douiflas
Omaha rrotlmt flc. four , (4) ( ) bhoilll'n ol
ourt house.
Omaha 1'm'lnct-No. fl e. ffi ) llolmni' hi
, are Htoro , Hixteenth and Culllornlk tri-eU .
Omai.a fruclnct No. nix , ( ' ) No. 1 Kn
lousr , Twrntluth ami Irard utreoU.
Kcratogu I'reclnct School houno near ui
Klor'enre I'relnct Florcnca hotel.
Union Product Irtlnuton Mhool house.
Jcfferooa I'reclnct School hoiuu m dlati
' Klkh'orii rrcclnct-Klkhorn school home.
I'litU Vallty 1'rtclni.t School hjuno at Wai
5O Chicago rriclnct School housu at Klkh
' .ailon.
tlllllard 1'roclnct Mlllard school IIOUHO.
MoArdlo I'reclnct McArillo cbool house ,
lousla I'reclnct Ilounc of J 0. Wllcox.
\Vcit Omaha I'reclnct School bouse n
And which iloctlon will bo opened at 8 n'cl
i thu moriiliiK nnd will continued on unt
'clock lit the altuiiioon ot thu name day ,
1 . I * . KNU1IIT ,
ynr.it DUKXKL ,
F , w. coui.isa ,
County CoinmUiloiicrt
JOHN U. MANOMKHTKU.
County Cltrl
octli-w ! !
( Jreigliton and Niotora
X-X3XT3EI
ilallv , luatlnif Croluhtoii on nrrlial
ruins at li'SO p. in. Arrlvo at Nlobrur * , 12 S
il , Uatu Nlobura.lliW ) > . in. Arrives
Jrolchton at l | u. in. . In tiuio for train , ritru ,
octlO-lm GKOIK1K IlKKHY , I'roprlotoi
THREE DAYS MORE.
THE MONSTER WHALE !
I.KXCTlt CO FKKT. O1UOINAI , Wr.ICHT 80.000 POUNDS.
X *
The rrr < xt it natural curiosity on Earth. Kor one week . only , commcnctne MoNPAYl OCTO- , .
DKIl , 31 t. Ninth utrnt , Itrlwttn J cknonMiIJont . Oiimha. ADMISSION SGcti ! Children 15ct
INVITATION
TO ALL WIIO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO BE IlKPAIRKD , '
IE 3ST GIRA.ATIlsTG -
TO BE DONE OR
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED.
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others/
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , ETC.
Ilfwing lately enlarged my workshops and putting in now c.nd improved machinery
chinory , I hope to still nioro improve the quality nnd finish . of our
ork mid fill orders with tnoro promptness tlmu is usual.
O TJTXOICsr I
My Motto hna nlwnya boon nnd always will bo : "First to gain superior facill .
ties and than advertise the fact not before no wild advertisements.
Some unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying my
announcements , I would beg you , the reader of tins , to
draw a line between such copied advertisements
and these of Youra very truly ,
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. ,
Sign of the Striking Town Clock.
CARPETS
HAVE DECLINED SLIGHTLY !
AND
J. B.
Is the first to make the announce '
ment to his customers and
the general public.
MATTINGS , OIL CLOTH AND WINDOW
SHADES ,
Always sold at the lowest Market
Prices.
We carry the largest stock and
make the Lowest Prices.
Orders promptly filled and every
attention given to patrons. -
J. B. DETWILER ,
1313 Farnham Street.
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Max Meyer & Go.
Goods
GunsAmmunitionSporting
FISHING TAOKLB , BASH BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha , Ne