THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FJRIDAY NOVEMBER d , 1881 3
VIRGINIA STUDIES.
The Recent Duels and Their
Associations.
H
An Imior History of the Affairs
of Honor Between
R ' 1'h eo Men.
fix
Virginia iionthtiont Concorninr ;
tlio Uuollo.
Conopondonce I'hllaJo'plila Tro-u.
Ciuui.OTTKsvn.Li : , V . , October 28.
Coining down to this place from
Southwestern Virginia I had u
nuinbar i > r intcroating cncouutora , of
which I slmll speak horoaftor. Clmr-
lottesvillo is the capitul of Albeiu.vrlo
comity , and , I iniylit ay , of the
chnrming Alboinarlo Valley. It is nn
old town with a history. The Univor-
aity of Virginia , that great Southern
educational institution from which so
many diBtinguishud mun liavc gradu
ated , ia located here. 3t is still the
most popular school in the South.
This , too , w.is the homo of Thomas
Jefferson , and ho lived and died with
in gunshot of this iiluco and of the
great school which lie founded. I am
not Roim ; to wntoabnutCharlottsville ,
Monticello , the Alliomarlo Valley or
Thomas JoHerson. Any ono of thuso
would ho u fruitful subject in itnelf ,
and 1 slmll H rite about thum hereafter.
Coining down un the train from Lynch-
burt ; I had a queer companion. Ho
told mo an inturoating story , which 1
will repeat :
"Did you over fiylit a duel , or act
as a second in ono ? " asked this typic.il
Virginian of mo by way of introducing
it. My questioner wai a rather pleas
ant-looking m in , with nothing huroic
or loud in either hia manner or his
speech , and illicit easily have been
mistaken foru Proshytorian deacon era
a Methodist class leider. Ho hid.
nevertheless , fought no loss than four
duels , and carried a bullet in his leg
from ono of them , and had lost a piece
of his lower jaw in another. I there
fore felt interested in the tale ho might
unfold , and , pleading entire inexperience -
once in the matter , t-aid :
"Why do you ask ? "
"Because there is always a funny
oido to a duel , and I wondered if you
had over seen it , " and then followed a
story of Iliddlebergor , doubly inter
esting to me , as I had scon him a few
hours after he had calmly faced the of
muzzle of a pistol throe times , and was
willing to do so again. There was
ooinetliing almost inspiring in even a
look at him. Fancy a mun who chal
lenges two men to meet him in mortal
combat , both within eight hours ! Hut
he looked uvory inch the man bravo
enough to meet nn enemy and cool
enough to conquer Ho is rather
above the medium height , with n well
rounded frame , perfect physique , a ag
faca the veiy picture of mental and
moral force , and a good head sur
mounted by coal black hair , combed
straight back to cover a bald head.
Hia rather cold , gray eye seemed
full of fire as ho stood arguing
to a few interested friends the politi
cal cause of which his heart is and
out of which came the encounters
with Congressman Wise and Mr. gee
Bierne of the State , attended as they pro
with ludicrous incidents
were more
oft
than most duels can boast.
tel
MOW THK DCEL3 WBKK ARKAXOBD. out
"You see , " said my informant ,
"these meetings were arranged on the
spur of the moment. Kidt'lobergor guz
reached town about noon , and when troi
the 2 o'clock edition of The State was onti
ontiii
issued , with the objectionable edito
rial , ho sent his friend to Mr. Biorno , ami
and when tlio 4 o'clock edition of the the
same piper came out , with Congress full
man Wise's curd , Iliddleborgor sent berj
the Eamo friend to him. It was and
arranged between Bicrno's second and fore
Riddlebprger'u that Biorno should so
leave AshUnd , a town some eighteen and :
miloa distant from Richmond , and
that Riddloborger shoulu leave Richmond notl
mend at the same tnno by the same dres
road. The two wore to drive toward moil
each other , and the duel w&s to take caus
place where they met. The meeting dem
between NViso and Kiddloberger waste
to bo a few miles distant at 10 o'clock.
Biorno and \Visoleft Richmond imme
diately after being challenged , and
Riddloborger rumained in the out who
skirts of Richmond over night. His but
second engaged a colored man to drive refu
a pair of horses and a carriage bu- 811
longing to a well known livery stable anni
keeper. The driver waa told that dem
they wcro going out to shoot birds , dial
and wanted him to bo at a curtain and
pin co before daylight. He wai on Pub
hand at the appointed time , and Rid jujti
dloborger and his two seconds took the obej
carriage and were driven toward Ash- uirtli
land. They had driven but a short grea ;
distance when the driver learned from nany
their conversation the object of tlioir heiiE
journey. Djunmy seized him , and , erne
turning to the gentleman who had on- TI
gago-1 him , ho gasped : stop
"Boss , io' God , I can't make dia typu
drive ! " a cLi
" 'Drive on , you black rascal1 ! said of
the gentleman , nnd the click of the ago'
pistol close to the driver's ear freight- cal cM
oned him into obedience , from a mor M
al standpoint , but very good for prac cent
tical purposes. qual [
' When the two parties met , about are
eleven miles from Richmond , the fuier [
driver's terror conquorrod hia pride ticu
and ho fled to the woods. rei'ps
"As soon as possible the Roconda ahou
began to arranpo details , while the take
principals turned their backs to each gent ;
other. ulpps
"Biorno's second , being young and mn
inoxpuriynced , suggoatod that thu details - than
tails of the agreement should be put a inn
dovrn in black and white. I saw
" 'We cirno hero to fight , not to upor
tmto , ' sharply answered Biddloborg- very
or's second , where upon the satchel inroad
contuinini/ weapons and ammuni time
tion was produced , thu articles pulled lie
out one by one , and the caps found then
missing , who
1ivory
on * FOR A.VOTHEH KKCOUNTKII ,
As it wus six miles to the nearest and
place where they could bo procurred , man
Biorno's second asked for time. 'Wo " .
have another engagement and cannot then
wait loni,1 responded Riddlcbcr or's "
second. " what
"Whoso fault ia it that the caps are pear
missing1 ' half- ;
"As Bierno was the challenged id : sil
party , and required , under the cede , ily , *
to furnish thu weapons , the omisnion and
woo his. prid ' (
"After wuitii ; ! { a time the Riddle- _ "I
berger party started to keep their ap cine
pointment with Wiio , ouo of th ix > - "
\ \
onda driving , as the negro had not yet
conquered his prejudice ) laufliciontly to
return.
"They drove to Alice's Station ,
where Wise and his parly wuro to
inrot them to ai ratine details an < l
select the 'dark ' nnd bloody ground. '
Hero Iliddleborgor wrapped his cloak
around him and lay down under a tree
to sleep. A cloak is well nigh hulls-
pcnsiblo at a duel. It is a good thing
to sleep on while the arrangements
are being made , and it makes a good
shroud if a fellow is killed. While
they wore waiting for the arrival of
Wise nnd hu party the delinquent
driver appeared , somewhat tired from
hii Hix-milu walk.
" 'Where were you , you black
scoundrel ? ' demanded one of the
seconds.
I was up in do woods
prayin' , 1 belongs to de church , and
uis bus 11031 ain't ri' ht. Don , ( lore's '
MIUBU Ktitdlubcr tr , 1 lno\vod IIO'H do
friend of de ctillud people , uml 1 was
prayin1 dat hu mii'lit not fit killedl *
and the poor fellow eat down ou the
btei ] of Iho c irriasjo nnd iioirly cried.
"Wlnlotho duel was progressing ,
he stayed with the carrugn , and his
emotion' ) ma } * be judged hy what he
paid to onn of the seconds at the uloso
of HID encounter. AH ho saw thu
second coining hu ran tomecthim , and
cried :
" 'Hosi , 'fo'Ood , I tinks dey was
shootin" squirrels , tlero was so many
shots ! Is anybody hutt ! I was
prayin' all do lime dat no harm might
come to M.IIMI Riddleborgor , an1 1
know do Lord has answered my
prayer ! "
' 'When told that no one was hurt ,
ho burst into a laugh , ami said : 'Well ,
is dat so ? I heard shot * cMiough lo
kill obory man on do ground , and to
link nnbudy was hurt ! Mighty bad
shotn dem fellahs ! '
WHY NO OSK WAS IIUHT.
"Once on the ground , and the ]
shooting in progress , ono loses sight
for a time of anything funny. In this !
dm both were in earnest ; but fancy
Ur men facing each other at ten paces
and tiring three shots at ouch other (
with 'malice aforolhouglit , ' and then
not only shaking hands , but having a
virtual love-feast ! "
"What was the trouble with the
weapons ? " .
i ' .Nothing , but the fact is , both men
were bad allots. I suspect , however ,
that both came nearer death than they
knew.
"Ono of the
seconds told mo that
Riddlobergo'r's last ball grazed the top
Wiao's hat , and that Wisp's shot
can within six inches of Iliddlobor-
er ' iioso. But both men were ready
for the fourth shot , when the seconds
began to purioy for a settlement.
"Riddleberger had complained to
his second that the putols shot too
hig. . 'Don't talk. It is your busi
ness to shot , not talk'said ! his second ,
and hu walked back and began to load
agid tin. *
d Has not this business gone far
enough ? ' slid Wiso'p second.
n 'Does that suggestion come from
you or your principal ? was the stern
reply. ] 'It ia my own , but I will consult
suit with Mr. Wise. '
" 'Riddloberger was told of the suggest
goal ion , and the motion of reconciliation
tier waa made just as one of the sur
geons ; lett his station and came up to
protest against any further filing.
ii 'I was fixing the pistols , ' said ono
the seconds , "when I turned round
iind that the party had the whisky isfor
aud were treating the reconciliation for
tiot : to a drink. I said :
i < 'Groat Cajwr irentlemen , don't
guzzlu : it all ! I think I have had
trouble enough with thin thing to be or
entitled to u drink ! '
"Beirno , having finally got hia frie
ammunition , was staying around in the
neighborhood of thin meeting to '
fulfill ] his cngigement with Riddle- fun
berger at its close , but , ho was arruuted con
put under bonds not to fight bo- met
the tirst totd meeting was ended ,
all pat ties got into their carriages abe
drove to Richmond. Riddle lai
berger , as c ilm and nnrnflled as though clu
nothing uniHual had happened , ail- iiitu
Jrcasod a politie.il mectiiu' in Richmond was
mend in beh.tlf of the readjustois ing
auso , while Wise spoke to a bourbon The
lemocratic meeting in another place. " If
VIKOINIA KKNTIMKNT. tion
with
It seems stiango that in this enlightened - will
lightened country there is a section
where dueling is not only tolerated , allr
virtually demanded. A man who
refused to light in Virginia would
iulft.'r business , social and political coui
innihilation. Public sentiment hero nil
lemundu tliat if a man H insulted he
ihallengo the one who insults him ,
that the challenged purty light. J.
I'ublic opinion is often far from either "Wl
ujtico or policy , but it must bo ( loch
beyed. I doubt if wo have at the flntt
, tolerated by public opinion , as frit of ;
a folly at dueling , but we have nut
othon which , if not as repro- turn ;
legible , rcem a ? absurd to the Bouth-
irncrs as dueling seems lo w.
Thu man viho related to me this
in a queer character , but a pure brui
of the old Virginia gentleman fove
class cf who the
men were product
chill ;
slavery and cannot thrive in an skin
whore free labor demands practi
unit
effort fioin every num.
Much as wo ni-jy smile at their ec- J5o ivory
ientripitios , they have many cxctlluit
uahties of lu-ad and heart. They
full f of sentiment , light , and fro-
iiently of liquor. It is chsnictoris-
of the Virginia gentleman that he idoiiiy.
thu b. < st of all thoio articles mm
him , The common southerner PuMday C1
his whisky straight , but the dl
entleinan lovei it in toddioi and > icon rr
, I remember a fat old Virgin- mlltt
who weighed not an ounce leas
three hundred pounds. Hu waw rs
most inteiHii auffurer from iho heat. if the
'
him only last summer , sitting I'ru
his nicely-shaded porch on a
hot day , vigorously working a
palm-leaf fan , and at the eaine
moping from his face and neck
purnpinition , which stood upon
in great beads' A colored niun , 1600
hud been his body-Horvant in
tinipi , stillnttemlcd his wants ,
every little while the jolly till ! l8 .
would shout : > mah
"John ; , bring mo another ono of > . y.
Late
coolin1 powders o1 youni ! "
"Yes 1 , sah , " and John , knowing
his master wanted , would disap-
and in a few moments bring in a
alf-pint of mint iulep in a large , sol- Fo
silver mug , un heirloom of the fain-
uorgcously decorated with flowers ,
hand to his master with much The
saying tct bi
, :
pmlU
"Hero it in , salt ; mighty good mod- DM ;
for the kind of weather. "
"That'a to , John ; good to keep you 00. , I
| cool in aumtncr and warm in winter , "
and ho would sip the julli'p and mop
the sweat which increased with every
fresh ono ho took ,
I Ihink that old ninn took a hnlf-
dozen of "thorn coolin' powders" in
the few hours I remained with him ,
and befoio night probably moro th.in
a dozen were under hia ample jacket ,
There are many delightful things
about a visit to an old southern home.
There is n sort of open. K0'lcrolls ' 'IOS' '
pitahty that is charming despite its
occiigiun.il rudonuflA. It is not sur
rounded with the luxurious comforts
of an eastern household , but ita in
mates are impulsive and ho.irty , nm' ' if
you are willing to live upon the fruits
of the frying p * " * , thu flesh of Iho
hog , and tlio'product rf thu corntleld ,
liroaentcd in their best shapes , your
stay cannot well be too long to please
your host.
OI.I > Jt'TUt , V'AUl.V.
I ; saw old Jubal 1'arly the other
day ] , and among all the queer charuc-
tera you meet in Virginia hu is , pet-
Imps ] , the queercRt. Ho was a Union
man | beloru tlio war and fought seces
sion | with bitterness in keeping with
ljE | intense traits of character. When
tin ordinance pmjod : , in Hpitu of his
protiwt | ) , he went hnme and i.iiacd a
company ) for the war , and ho hat never
0 l | learned that the conflict is ended.
IK Beoma to live entirely in the pist
and , to find happiness only in personal
cpnllicts and a revival of thu aniniosi
ties of the war. I uaw him
kt ! hia home in Lynchburg -
burg , where ho earns his living by
practicing law. I should judge his
uu is not a pkasant one. Jlo rooms
by Ivimaolf , unsurrouuded by the
comforts of a homo and familj' , and
boards ; at a hotel. Uu is bunt and
bowed | , ' like a m in of ! ) ( ) yearn , and yet
Jlo has not reached three BCOIC yeais
and ten He ua ? a graduate of West
Point , hut did not lemain in the
army. Those who remember him
just after his graduation speak of him
IH a splendid-looking young man , with
almost a pel feet military air mid car
riage. | To-day , his drooping shoul
ders , long , gray beard , ( lowing white
lmi , and powerful stair upon which hu
leans ; for support , give him and ap
pearance not unlike Jo. Julforson'd
representation of Hip Van Winkle ;
yet they tell me he presenU much the
K.vino appearance as when he wus a
lieutenant general in the confederate
army , riding til the head of the second
end army corps , which ho commanded.
That he is still vigorous , notwithstand
ing hia appearance , and ia full of tire ,
fight und vindicitiveneas , ia evident.
WKAUINO THK CRAY.
lie wears the old regulation gray ,
the color atill loved and respected by &
soutlicrnerd , and thus preserves the
memories of the past in his overy-day l
appearance , as in hia words and efforts ,
lie is rather above the medium size ,
and has a massively-molded frame , na
turally capable of great powei a of en
durance. Ilia fiienda Bay that hia
mind is atill clear and vicorous and
that ho ia by no means an old man.
He seems to have no close friendships ,
but to live within himself and upon the
recollections < of the past. Hia recent
assault : upon Muhono Booms to have
revived interest in him all over the
country , and it has brought him prom
inently before the people of the State
where ho waa almost forgotten. The
recently published correspondence be
tween him and Muhono in 1871 , which
said to bo the basis of hia enmity
Mahono. baa fallen compara
tively flat in Virginia , as in other sec
tions. They eceni to look upon it
hero as a violation of the code or hon
, because the matter had previously
been settled by the interposition of
friends. It will have no eil'ect upon
political canvua , and Mahono'B
C'rnl declaring that ho will take no
further notice of Early is regarded as
conducive that there will bo no hostile
meeting between them.
I meat to have written Bomothing
about politics in this letter , but hero
am at a { joint where it ought to con
cluded < and have forgotten politics , HO
interested did I become in the afory I
repeating. There is really noth
now , the result ia uncertain.
campaign ia relentlessly bitter.
the Bourbonn do not buy the elec Tfc
'j officers or divoit the colored vote
money , the lleadjuster'a ticket V1LI
be elected wi'hout doubt. Ma-
lion will controls the Lot-inlaturo , as
p.irtic-.s concede. No one can toll
ivlach of the partica will elect their
Stat ticket until the ballots ore
counted. The chrmcus are , however , Wbc
in : fiivor 6f Miihono. iA. . U.
Palpitation of tlio Hoart-
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weak nud Iiingii.il . , with a nuiubiioM
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T. J. POTTHK.
0UAral Uanwnf CblowO.
BXBD ,
BYRON l REED & CO. lo
OLMUT MTAILUIIU )
Eeal Estate Agency
Kefp k complota abntract ol title to all lie * !
Dt
In flm&tia and Douvlon county nu.vtl
A. MARTIN ,
lEECHMTl ; TAILOR , Puy
C&ll
1220 Parnham St. , TUf
OMAHA , NEB , lun
rain
n ,
Good Goods 1 'roll oci
Latest Styles and Per A5
fect Fits.
_ ill 1
WVwtfnr hoini ; ( ho niort direct , iiilc\e ) t , nJ
jffiwt line connecting the ifreat Mtitn > poll , CHI
tA . 10 , nd the KADTIHV , NotiTii-Km&nN , HOUTI
-.ml Horrtn-KMniR * LlMc.whkh terminal there.
Jllll KAMA * CtTT , I.tlMUVORTII , ATtfMUON
IMricrii. llivmftnd OMAHA , the COHMHROIA
( .MUM front which radlatu
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
that penetrate * the Continent from the Vllwour
Kit er to the 1'aclftc Slope. Tlio
OHIOAUO HOCK ISLAND A PA
OIFIO RAILWAY
Is the only line f rein Chloitfo owning tree * Into
kaiinw - , or lilch , hy II * own road , HtV4H i the
Kilnt al)0 > o tiamtxl. No tiUMiriiRn NT U4HHtA.n
Mo wti i .8 cxiNN i-riONi l No hnddlluK In 111
X'nIIUtol or tincliali cars , rw n\cr > tvuwonirer I
enrrkxl In roomy , cleAii and ventilated coidiM
ipon Kent KiimvH Tmlim.
DAT CAiuot unrhnl.vl mitnlflecncfl ) , rial.MAN
I'At.tcn si.KitriMi CAII . iuid nuro ti world fimouit
MINIMI UARfl , IIIHXI which inmln aru nomxl ol un
miriMHi.xl | cict'llonot ) , nt the low rate of H > NTT
inn CBSTO IACII , wlthaniplo tlmofor healthful
Throiuh l' ni l > d .exm ChlniKO , I'oorlft , JJII
Mikeo Mill Missouri HUcr 1'oliiU ; mid rlcnacon
HH-lloim t ll i > oliilH of Intcnocuon with other
rondn.
Wo ticket ( do not forgtt thin ) directly to exon
'Inco of lmxirtAiiPo | In Knnwui. cllm kl , Ulack
Illln , WjomliiR ' , Utah. Idaho , tfovmln , Okllfornliv
rctroti , n'Mlilucton Icrrltoi ) , 0 < ilor do , Atltoim
and New JIoilco.
An llhvrnl arran otneiitji rcKMilinp Ija riur
tiny other linn , and rntonof tirnnlutt ) * nit ow a *
roni | > tltoni , who fmnlxh liut a tltlu ot th < com
fort.
fort.DOI I urn ! tAcklfl of rKirUnicn ] Ireo.
Ticket * , nutiM nnd fohlcM at all iirlndna
aillrra In thn United HUtoH mid Otnit'la.
II. 11. t'Alll.K , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vlco I'rw't AOcn. Gon. Tkt niirwVrA ( {
Mnmucnr , Chlovco Qilovtro.
Sioux City & Pacific
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
Huns n Solid Train IhrouRh from
Oonncil Bluffs to bt. J-aul
Without Chance Time , Only 17 Hours.
rr ui
XOO MILKS THK SIIOKTKST HO DTK
mou
OOUNOIIi BLUFFS
TO HT. PAUL , MINNKAI'OLIH
flUMJTH OR niSMARCR
and all points In Korthorn Iowa. llnno ! ot nm
UnkotA. Tills line la oul | ] > pud lti thu luiprovix
Wo.tlnirhou.ia Autoinntlr Alr-hrako ml Uille
riuttonu Couolur and llutfer ; and for
8PKKD. 8AFKTY AND COUPOHT
In wiKurpwtHod PnlTnmn I'nlnco Hleeplnif Cnr
run thiuuxli WITHOUT CIIANOK Iwtwcon Knu
MH Cilj and St. Paul , via Council lllulls an
Hloux City.
Trnlna le \o Union Paclflo Transfer nt Ooun
ell HlutTn , at 7.35 p. in. dally on nrritnl of Knn x
City , St. Joaeph nnd Council lllulln train froi
thu bouth. Arrl > lnK at Sioux City 11:35 p. in
ami at iho Now Union Depot at St. Paul at 12.31
uoon.
TKN IIOUHS IN ADVANCE OP ANY OTIIE ;
'ROUTE.
jHTllcmomhcr In ( aklnfr the Hloux City Ilout
ou iot a ' 1 hrnuKh Train. The Shorlvnt Line
llm ( julcl.e t Time nnd a Comfortablu Kido In til
Through nm botwuon
COUNCIL BLUKK3 AND BT. PAUL.
/tarSeo / that jour Tickotf read via the "Sioux
C.i and Pacific ' '
) IUU > o d.
J. S. WATTLES. J.It. UUCIIANAN ,
huporlntondtnt. Gcn'l Piuw. Avont.
P. K. KOUINSON , Aen't t.cn'l l-aw. A t ,
MisHouri Vntloy , Iowa.
J , It , O'llUYAN , Souths estern < tunt | ,
Councl I lluff ) , Iowa
1880. SHORELINE. 1880
KANSAS CITY ,
SUoe& Council Bluffis
.1 . * - > A. fm
a mi OXLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
ANI ) TUB KAST
From Omaha and the West ,
change of can between Om&lia and fit.
and but ono botwticii O1IAIIA uid
NKW VOIIK ,
Daily Passenger-Trains
UIAOIIINO U.
KA3TKIIN AND WK3TKUN CITira with LB88
CHAltUKS and IN ADVANUH of AL1 (
OTIIKH LINrS.
Thla entire line In cquipi > od with PuUman1 !
iiln Q r , I'alico l ) y Conch , MUIu'i
.Safuty Platiorut and Couplur , and the colebratoti
VViMtliiKhoiiKO Alr-bralio.
< dTHo < ) that your ticket ruwta VIA nANRAS
JITV , HT. JOHKl'II it COUNCIL llLUKra Hall.
, via HI. Jo < * cpli and tit. Loula.
Tlckoto far eale at all coupon * tatlomi In the
Worft. J. F. I1A11NAUD ,
C. DAWKa. Ocn. Hupt. , ht. JoNoph , Mo )
Gen. VtM. and Ticket Alft. , St. Jowpli , Mo.
| ABUV nOKUKM , Tlckit Aglllt ,
10 0 I'arnluiin strict. ' -
A. D. HAIUIAUP Qenornl Am nt , MJ
OMAHA , KK
HAWKEYE
FLAIM MILL 00 , ,
DCS Moines , Iowa.
Manuf.icturrr. of GASH , DOOnS , OLINOS ,
UIIACKETS , MOULDINGS , AO ,
flnat rivluctlun In Ihnk Cannttrx , I'hnn fur
nblitdiuid vork furnNhul In nil kind * of liard
ofc Huoil. Uounturn llnNliud In nil whuii iu-
' hliulvlnifof all hliidi funilm ml und put
ImlMliu rnnly for paint on nhort nuticii
workmen urn thv ! ' < " < t uuiclianlcn th.U can hu
prncurud. tiavti moiiuy by ( 'Ivln Ur < > our can
irui.tn.
Otalrs , Newels and Daluitnn.
Our fnrxniiin in thlii ilo | itmint ux fnrmerl )
Front Manufacturing Co , ClilfuKO ,
, and Imi ilono BOIIIU of Iho Hniv-t Htjlr * o/li
tliu.Sorthmit
Urilnrn by mull promptly attomlud to. h20 tn
BMDiafflondSoalOo ,
II LOOMJH , J. H. KKWKIL ,
Pun. HUC.
I. II. UILLKII , AOKXT.
HARD OR SOFT CO/lL /
car lota 01 In iiuantlUmt to mlt purclw n
Ordvtw Sollcitod.
Yftrd , Foot Paniham nnd Doug
las Sta. , Omiiha.
sepj-ll
DcxterL.Tlioinas&Bro ,
WIM < I1UVANO HKth
IwA.XU DEJS < 3Cg
AHU ALL TIUHHiCTIOH
THXOB , Rent Houaos , Etc.
ix roil WAKY TO HUT on HULL
at Offlco , lUmm 8 , Crtlnliton Illock , Om&ia. )
AUt-il
Oroighton and Niobrara
S'Xr l.d-X ] X.X3XTX3
dallv , IiJtvlnj ; CrulKlitun un nrrltul ol
at U 'M p. m , Arrl u nt Moliran , 12 SO a.
IXAIIXI NIobMra , 11:30 : n. in. Arrive fat
t'rolrlitou at 0 a. m. . In tlin rur tnilii. Karu , W
octlU-lm (1OIIOK | ; MKItllV , "roprlMnr
B. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public ,
, , Opp lt Pctt Ofllf *
VTHIS WI1W ANTJ C JttRECT MA >
( > I'rotua jcyourt nny rcasoimblo qncstAn ttmt UM ,
CHSCAKO & NORTH-WESTERN R"
1 * bir Ml tM tlio Le c rcn.J . fat you lo Unko when Jravellnj In cither ttlfcctlon botwcca !
and all of the Principal Points In Iho Wosl , North and
thnWMtnnd
couucc'Joui wlUj Uio Uulns ol all
Y
" 10 " '
- - " " - -
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTEJIN RAILWAY ,
lE/ / to fouronuoro r
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars ,
i . / ' uviwii/w , ' i iii ir i , ' , / J.J-l/ > - . H ( o ns or Trunk Nortlwostot I , IIM : ChlcaRO. UJw
" J
'ii i'v"1 ' ) ' " " C'Ulfornla Mm . " "
. * V'"f "Wlnoiui , Jllime
si ottv & Central Dakota Ln !
1 1
vii i ! , y cr > " ' ' "wlciuv Ysuiktiitj l.lim. " "Clilc.1811 , HI. Paul nntl Minneapolis Mno.
i TAi-L'.i' i ' ° ' ' l ? ; ° , | lort I > nl'iiiiu' ' | I. ' " " . " "Mllwnnkeo , ! rccu Hay & l.ako ftupcrlnr FJna.
IX ) " "r ° H ° y II Coul1011 Tlcl"t - B uw ' t" Uiltcll OUt j an
liemu'mbfT to ask for Tickets via thU road , bo sure tlicy rcml over It , nm ! take none oth
Altyix llt'OIIHT , Ucn'l Maiianor , Uhlcaso , w W. IJ. SIIiS.UTT , Ocn'l 1'jis.i. Apout , Chlcagc
IIAItnY P. DDEU , Tlcknt Agfnt 0. A N. W. Rflllwsy. Hth and PunhAm rtrpeti.
D. K. KIMHAIX , AHsUtnnt Tlckit ARont 0. & N.V. . IS.\llw y , 14 til mini F roham itfMll
. ,
J. KIL , Ticket Atrent 0. A N. W. IUIIw y , U. P. K. 1L UopoU
HAMraf. CI.AHK Oencml Airent. ,
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\ .
A large and varied stock of Sta
ple and Fancy
GOODS
AT PER CENT
THAN DOWN TOWN STORES.
You will Save MONEY by buying
your DRY GOODS of
GUILD & McIUNIS ,
003 N. IGth Street , 2d door north of Col B Side.
EDHB01IVI & ERIGKSON ,
GIVE TUB IIAUOAINS IN ALL KINDS OK-
JEWELRY/WATCHES ; , CLOCKS , SILVERWARE' '
'SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS.
At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes a First-
As Class Article.
STAR TINTED SPECTACLES
PL
r-H
CO
EDHOLM & ERICKSON ,
THE JEWELERS , Opposite the Post Office.
SUPERIOR
In Convenience , .
DURABILITY , ECONOMY
AND
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.
BUYiylBESTI
BOLD BY
Lang & Fotick