THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 , 1881
THE SOCIAL WEEK ,
A Running Record of Brilliant
Events in Onmhn
Society.
JTEoTouzftlin Farewell Recep
tion.
Social Nolcsand Polite Poisoimll-
The past week in Omaha society
circles has bcun tHloil to ovcillowing
with social cnturtnimnents.
rt.KAMA.NT HOL'llS.
'Tito long expected farewell recep
tion mill complimentary banquet ten
dered by tlic "riciisiuit Hours" club
to Mr. A. E , TotiZiilin took plnoo last
evening at Masonic hall in the presence -
once of one of Iho most brilliant social
gatherings which lias over assembled
in our city. The iiinnngoinuiil of the
club certainly surpassed its famous
record in the preparations for an event
which will always bo historic in its
annals. The hull was decorated will
rare taste under the supervision ol
1'rusulont Squires , and the client was
beautiful , appropriuto and hi
( niisfaclory. From chandcliur and
pillar depended festoons of evergreen
forming an arch of green above the
dancers. A cornice of buntinu'
adorned the walls relieved by trailing
sinilax and jlower.s. Between the win
dow were paintings wreathed with vines
and at intervals handsome shields
bore the names of u number of
Onmlu'a most popular belles. The
proscenium arch was wreathed with
tlags and the wall above bore a hand
some silk banner with the word
"FiircweH" in gold lettering. The
softened light from numberless
Chinese lanterns blcndeu with the
coloring of the decorations and lent
an appearance of fairy land to
the scene. The programmes were
genuine works of art olegantlyongtiw
ed with Mr. Touzalin'a monogram , and
printed on colored satin. The evening
ing was a succession of surprises ,
The first was the absence of Mr.
Tou/.xlin , who decidedly objects to
being lionized , from the reception.
Thu second was the distribution of a
bogus programme as elegant in ap-
peatanco as the original , with Mr.
Ghas.E , Squires' monogramsubstituted
for that of tlio guest of the evening ,
and with a highly amusing list of
toasts and accompanying sentiments.
It was evidently tlio intention of Mr.
Touzalin to turn the farewell
reception into a complimentary
reception to Mr Squires and at once
to bewilder that Denial president and
mystify the membois of iho club , the
guests in attendance and the speakers
on the programme. When seven
dances had taken place the tables wore
brought in , loaded with an ole-
ant supper and the banquet began
with the following club programme :
TOASTS.
"Prepare for mirth : for mirth becomes a
feast. ' '
1. The "Pleasant Hours" Club.
'A fitf for your rill of fao : ; show me your
bill of company.1
] tes ( > onse : Gen. Clw. Y. M.imlerson.
3. Our Honored Guest.
, ' A sudden thought strikes me ,
Let us Hwenr an eternal friemtihip' "
lie iionse : A. K. Tounliti , K-i ) .
3. The Club liel es.
"Fair tie-uses nmu'n imperial racs ensnare ,
And beauty draws us with a single hair. "
Response : Arthur Wakely , Ka < j.
1. The Club lieaux.
"TJiu ladim call him sweet. "
Uciipnnse : Mrs. .r. K.Vi liur.
fi. Our Suliil Members.
* I ch 'so ' my wife , as she did liar weddint'
sown ,
For qimlilifH that would wear well , "
Itesprmse : lion. .Fohn Ii. Webster.
( ! . The Army.
"It is held tb.t valor is the chieftest vir
tue ,
And mostclitjniiiestlie haver. "
Response : apt , 0. S. Hubert * , US. A.
7. The Press.
ft "Xew.sai wholesome : is the morning air. "
Iiesp.mse : Vtcd Xyc , Uiiij.
Mr. Squires , in opening pleasantly ,
alluded to the mock programme in
troduced , as ho said by intruders ,
whom he assured the club would not
bo permitted to interfere with the
arrangements as already decided
upon. Ho called upon General Man-
derson , who said he was willing to
recognize Mr. Touxalin's programme ,
which was as follows ;
TOASTS.
I'HK "rtEAHAJfT IIOUIIS" I'LUII ,
.
"On with the dance. "
Kesponse , Luvi Cu ter , K r | .
OUK HOXOrtKI ) HOST.
"Tliuro'i jn.iny ablip 'twixt ' tlio cup and the
lip. "
llecponsc , C. E. S < iuiici < , Ksq.
THE ( URLS.
"He nevpr Mnilcd a''ain. " _
Jlciponse , 0. H Hendrickj , KM , .
TUB HOYS.
" \ Vtwon't go Imuio till niorniiis. "
Jlesponse , J. L. Webster , KI. I.
TJIK HKAVV rill.LOWS.
"JJehohl my portly form and plenteous (
paunch. ]
0. Shivcriuk l > i | ,
TUB HAN I > I'RKSS.
"Grand Kltflit ami Left. "
KoponBe , T J. liiinrwalt , E < rj.
General Mandersim after calling to
mind many pleasant recollections of
the history of the club said ho was
willing to divide time with Mr. Carter
for whosu toast ho suggested "West
l > o the tie that binds. "
When Mr. Touzalin was called upon
to respond to the toast of "Our .
.Honored Cineut" ho said that a serious
mistake had been made as his pro
gramme bore upon it the naino C.
E. Squires. That gentleman refusing
to respond ho would be compelled to
ask Mr. 0. J. Grccno to take his place
and make a few appropriate re
marks. In complying with this
request Mr. fJreono , on behalf of the
"regulating comimtteu , " announced
that after a careful investigation I hey
had decided that the programme
bearing Mr. Squires' name was the
genuine pro/ramino of the ovonini ; .
In a short but neat speech , ho pre
sented the bewildered president of the
club a handsome case of solid silver
spoons and lurks of thirty
pieces , bedded in an exquisitp pillow
of ( lowers , each end of which em
bellished witli the lloral lettering " 0.
K , S. " Mr. .Squires , although en
tirely taken by surprise and somewhat
embarrassed , responded in a few words
of appreciation for the gift , tvith
mild protest at the manner of its
bestowal ,
After this the supper proceeded tlio
( pasts on the dual programmes being
alternately read nnd responded to amid
much applause and laughter. Mr.
Wakely , on behalf of the "The Club
Bello/aml Mrs. Wlburfortho "Club
Menu" won general and well merited
approval. Captain Kobortft' speech in
response to tlio lotst : "Tho Army , "
was marked by a rare choice of words
appropriateness of set.tiinonl and genuine -
uino feeling , while Fred Nye as tlio
representative of the ureas fairly -
ly surpassed himself in wit
and brilliancy. The toasts on
Mr , Tour.alin's programme wore an
swered by Messrs. Hondrickr , Sliiv-
crick , Bullock und Uingwalt.
The banquet over the hall was
nuickly cleared for dancing , and the
delightful music of Hoffmann's full
orchestra soon filled the floor with
Eovonty-livo merry couples , The pro
gramme was not concluded until nfter
L' o'clock , when the patty broke up to
the strains of n waltx from "Olivette. "
Hy general consent the evening was
the most dellightful in the variety of
the entertainment , of any ever botoro
spent by the "Pleasant Hours , " The
mirth-provoking surprises of Mr. Tou
zalin lent additional attractions to a
programme already filled to overflow-
up with menus for enjoyment , The
toilets of the ladies wuro unusually
elegant , among which the following
were notice.ible :
Mrs. Levi Carter wore a striking
and elegant toitut of blue brocaded silk
with trimmings of light blue satin -
diamond ornaments ,
Airs. Herman ICounizo appeared in
a handsome dross of maroon and white
brocaded silk with diamond orna
ments ,
Mrs. Henry Vatcs was elegantly at
tired in it combination oostumu of
scarlet silk and velvet with diamond
jewelry.
Mra. C1. E. Squires , white mull
underskirt elaborately flounced ; o"er-
dress of poach colored surah with
trimmings of the same.
Mrs. . ) . V. Furoy , maroon velvet
underskirt and brocaded silk over-
skirt.
skirt.Mrs.
Mrs. Geo. I. Oibert brown and
whitu brocaded silk.
MM. C. P. Squires , of Burlington ,
wore a combination suit of garnet
.satin and brocaded silk , silver orna
ments.
Miss Touzalin appeared . in a mag-
nillcent toilet of lack saline de leone
with overdress of lirussois net em-
broided in iloss silk imitation of
natural llowers.
Miss Cltiiro IJuatiu woroan exquisite
dress of wliito Spanish lace , elabor
ately shirred sleeves , and trimmed
with pearls ; largo pink bow and diamond
mend jewelry.
Miss Etta \Volls was attired in a
handsome dress with blue silk under
skirt and white lace overdress , silver
filagree jewelry.
Miss Nellie Wakely was nttircd in
aii elegant toilet of pink silk trimmed
with white lace over black velvet.
Miss Doane wore a becoming dross
of velvet and Spanish lace.
Miss Barkalow appeared in a lovely
dress of peach colored brocade and
satin with trimmingsof rich Languedoc
lace.
lace.Mrs.
Mrs. Louis Heed , white satin ex
quisitely embroidered in floss silk imi
tation of natural flowers.
Miss Jjams , Cerise colored silk ,
bouffant drapery with Bretonne lace
trimming.
Misj Bishop , underskirt of dotted
muslin trimmed with lace , bodice of
white satin.
Miss Uorbach , blue silk and bro
cade , handsomely embroidered with
daisies , white lace trimming.
Miss Ross , elegant toilet of white
satin nnd Spanish lace.
Miss Saundcrs , white silk trimmed
with satin and laco.
Miss Somcrs , blue cashmere and silk-
relieved by lace trimmings.
Miss Berlin , combination toilet of
fawn colored silk and garnet brocade.
Miss Millard , white sill and grena
dine.
dine.Miss
Miss Iloyt , white satin and Spanish
lace.
lace.Mis.s
Mis.s llanscom , handsome toilet of
garnet velvet.
Mrs. Shiverick , blue silk with trim
ming of elegant lace , diamond orna
ments.
TlioMJ present were Mr. and Mrs. C. 13.
Squiii' ; ! , II. IX KsUbrook anil Miss
Spriii1 ' r , of Chic.gii , Ii. B. ooil nni ]
Miss Bavkulow , Col Hiarr , Miss ( ! | inin-
beiM. . W ( Sarkalnw , K. L. Bio b wer ,
Mi s Muy Wtioil , .lames Brady and sister ,
' . ColjietwH1 and wife , I > . Carte' anil wife ,
Mrn. Ser ice , , li > 3 Jl. Loll ncr , Mi < < Snim-
ilet'H. TJ. ] ' 1'eck anil w fe , Win. K. Ahny ,
U. S. army , l'liillii | A. Wnrmck , .Miss
Sharp , fii-n Crook , Mm. W C.
fvt'H , Mis * l''utli ' * , P. S. Iviintu ,
.1. ] ! . Wilbur and wife , J.
H. CoH'iis U'ni. I ! . Adams ,
jr. nnd uifo , ( Jco. I'aturson , Alim Ciirrie
Coiuplmi , Ijuuls Drndf rd , Miss Mary
Kii'flit , .1. A. Munrop , Miss Knight , A.
fteinin't ( n , Miss LottieCo fdon.lihlcaaa ;
W. 11.V llnir , Mis * Mary Mor.ran , Lieut.
Wolwtur , Lr , S. A , , Lincoln ; Maj r lnr y
anil wife , \ > . ICicli rdson ami wife. Minx
I'nilclouV. . K. Atiiiin , Miss Ktta Wells ,
Win. H. Morris , MiK Do ne , A. W.
Xnson ami wife , A. ] J. Carpenter ,
iMis.s Oaldenvooil , 1 j. < 0. Jions'il , jr ,
Mis * Mary Andrew , Ulias. , T. Green
mid wife , Mrs. 1'erry , .Tohn ] J.
Kiii'-u'alt , Miss Morn Halcmnbe , J ! . L.
JurlicliH , ] J. A. Berlin , Miss Woolwortb ,
'mtl Horliach , L. M. Bonnet and wife , i
Mlsslluyt George K , 1'iitchett anil wife ,
Miss Hanscoin , 1) , V. Uarkalow ari'l wife.
Newt. Biirkalow , Miss Wnkely , N. N.
Crary , K. K , Bullock , Mim Dort Lehnier , 01
Latlmni Davis , Minn ] { cn HOPH , A. W , li
Butler , .Tolm B. Uotwiller and wife , 0
Lmvirt K. Heed , anil wifu , Ci , 1 > , Ktebbins
Aliss 'I'lHolHou' , Thcoilnro L. Hiiigwalt , ol
Mixti Hull , Herrnnu Konnt/.o and wife ,
SV. B. Scott , Misi.Sliivoiick , C , ! , . _ Hur-
ris , .Stuart B , Hayden. C
i. Siiiirert | , MBH | C. II. tl
fendiick , Miss Kin walt , J. W. tlHI
.iiiDiui a d wife , Miiis Mo-
Connick , Charles 11. Coutant , D. l
W. Saxo , S. Shears , wife and dan ht r , J. HIS
li. Tuylnr. Mi/is llbcr , S. C. Morgan ,
MBS KinibaH , AitlmrO. Wokely , It. W. S
Ynten ami wl u , MrH. L ( ! . iticlianlsnn ,
GeorKO L ( lllbeit and wifn , C'lmrlu I' , dl
Mmiilcrsmi and wife , K. Jt. Itin wult , iii
Haiinicl B. .Icnes and wife , MiV-n SomorH , tt ;
ai.M. Barlow nnd wife , ( /'aptaln O. S.
Itiiberti and wife , Colonu ] Mr.rtin nnd
wife , Captain K. O. Th HWIH , FCil Xyo K
ami wife , Mr BrocV and Mi s lirrlinlr. .
Beach nml Mi i Lelmier , ; uil Mr. l-'ulr-
Held.
\ r"AHKUEIr , I'AHTV , ] )
the second given by Mr. Toux.alin to
his Omaha friends took phicuon Wed-
ncsilnj evening at the Toiixalin residence - if
donco on Chicago titreot. Ei hty-fivo
invitulions wcru issued and thu over
flowing parlora testified to the fact that
in
few regrets were received. The cos- n
(
union of the ladies were elegant nnd Ij
elaborate , full dress being the rule for
both ladies nnd gentlemen. Jloll'-
iimnn'a Htring orchestra of six ] > icces
Furnished delightful music and the
spacious parloi-s soon echoed to thu
inusia of tripping footsteps and spark
ling conversation. Mr. Touzalin'u
abilities iw a host are too well known
to require comment , and the occa
si on seemed to call them out
into fullest activity , Shortly
before midnight n choice and boun
teous supper was partaken of by the
guests ol thu evening , when dancing
was resumed. The concluding Inn-
ciers wia finished in the early morning ,
and the long line of c\rringc-A tilled
with Iheir fair freight of lovely faces
departed , carrying with them a tired
but thoroughly delighted company ,
who will always recollect with pleas
ure the farewell party nt Mr. Toiixa-
lin's. Those present were ; Mr. and
Mrs , Vales , Air. and Mrs. Connoll.
Mr. and Airs. Burns , Mr. and Airs.
Shiverick , Air. and Jlrs. Mayer , Air.
and Mrs , Squires , Mr. and Mrs , King
wait , Jlr , and Airs. Thrall , Mr. am
Jlrs. Hamsey , Air , and Airs. Weed
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cowin , Air. am
Mrs. C. J. Green , Airs. Chas P
Squires of Burlington , Air. and Airs
Floyd , Airs. ( .loo. B. Harris , Mrs
Bruce , Airs. 1'itU , the Alisses
Alillard , Boss. Doane , King
wnlt , Wells , Shivorick , Congdon
Jliss Lottie Congdon , of Chicago ; tin
Alisscs ( iracu and Ella Wilbur , tin.
Alisses Jlall Woolworth , ilowett
Eustis , Owyer and Ednoy ; Messrs.
flen. Crook , Drake , Crary N. Barka
low , Dorinan , Clarkson , Morris , Scott
Bcaeh , Wilbur , J. and T.
Berlin , Oeo , Siuires , Bultooh , Brock-
Collins , Taylor , L. Davis and Harris
Till : SIIIVEUU'K I'AUTV.
One of the most thoroughly enjoy
able ovcntrt of the past week was tin.
party given by Air. and Airs. Chas
Shiverick , at their residence on Chicago
cage street on Thursday evening.
The invitations , which nuinborei
nearly ono hundred and liftj- were
diiectcd to the younger members o !
Omaha society , .Notwithstanding thu
number of entertainments which hni
filled the week and the antici
pation of the coming " 1'leasanl
Hours" on the next evening
nearly ono hundred ladies and gentle
men were in attendance to experience-
the genial hospitalities of their hosl
and hostess. The entire first floor was
thrown open for dancing which begai
shortly after niiio to the inspiritin
strains of Hoffmann's music. The
toilets of the Indies contrasted bril
liantly with the full dress of the gen
tlemen and from the opening lancicrs
until . the serving of an elegant supper
the floors were constantly filled by the
merry dancers. After nuppor dancing
was resumed and continued untilncar-
ly two o'clock when the guests dis
persed. Air. and Airs. Shivorick wore
assisted in their unvarying attention
to the comfort nnd pleasure of those
present by" Aliss Shiverick of Hostoi
and Air. IS' . N. Crary. Those present
wore :
Alisscs Doane , Touzaliu , Balcombo
Berlin , Chambers , Sharpe , Bishop ,
Wood , Saunders , Burleigh , Ijams ,
Alary and L'hillio Morgan , McConnell ,
Caldcrwood , Taft , Kimbali , liaydon ,
Ella and Grace Wilbur , Campbell ,
Ross , Wakeley , Carrie Congdon ,
Lottie Congdon , Dora and Nelia Lol-
mer , Jlorbach , Voolworth , Crary , Con
neil , Jowott , , Iloyt , Lix.io and Ella
Wells , and Miss Hedge of Burling
ton , Air. and Airs. Wataon ,
Airs. Touzalin , AIw. Squires ,
the Alepsrs. Tou alin , Barr , Berlin ,
Warrack , Annin , Scott , Beach , Chad
wick , D. W. Saxe , Sharpe , Savage ,
Ecdick , Hamilton , Chatt A [ organ ,
Hendricks , Uayden , L. Davis , Join
Collins , McCormick , Bonsel , Fairfleld ,
lleinington , Wilber , Chas. Ogden ,
Will Alorris , Carrier , Congdon , Loh-
mer , Paterson , Horbach , Jewett ,
Crary , Itobt. Alorris , Drake , Licuts.
Webster and Ahny , Dr. Chadwick.
Social Notes.
The third party of the "Sans Cero-
monie" club took place on Tuesday
evening at Standard hall. Hoff
mann's orchestra furnished the music.
Dancing began early and was con
tinued until a late hour. It is unnec
essary to say that all in attendance
onjeyed themselves as thoroughly aa
was possible. Those present wore :
Air. J. Carrier and Aliss Lottie Cong-
don , Air. Ware Foster and Aliss Ala-
mio Lake , Air. John Ross and Aliss
Brady , Air. David Wells and Aliss
Caldenvood , Air. C. P. Duel and Aliss
Irene Lowe , Air. Tlios. Kimbali and
Alibs Kimbidl , Mr. Will Alillard and
Aliss Morgan , Air. D. W. Saxo ami
Aliss Springer , Air. Johnson and Alias
Phillio Morgan , Air. A. W. Saxo and
Miss AlcConnoll , Air. W. Bennett nnd
Aliss Bonmstt and Air. Will Wilbur
nnd Aliss Kittiu Lowe.
A very pleas-int reception was given
by tlio Standard club on Wednesday
evening to Air. and Airs , Itobt. Harrison
risen and Air. and Airs. Louis Alen-
delsflohn , two of the most recently
married members of this popular or-
uniK'itioii. Very handsome pro
grammes were issued as mementos of
the occasion , under the supervision of
the Alessrs. Julius Meyer , M , Gold-
unith and II. AI. Poavy , thu com-
nittee of arrangements. About fifty
jouples were in attendance nnd to the
essential accompaniments of delight-
jil music , and an elegant supper a
most enjoyable evening was wliiled
i.vay by all in attenancu.
There is universal regret expressed
jvcr the breaking up of Air. Tonga-
ill's delightful homo whore so many of
Dinalm's young people have expori-
iiicod the genial hospitality nt the
MViior ,
Ladies lunches nro very popular in
Japitol Hill circles. They combine
hu advantages of a church rowing
locinty and an afternoon call with a
iprt'jul thrown in. '
Several couples say that they pro-
Xiao to postpone their tibleaiix under
he wedding bell until Trinity C'athe-
Irnl is completed. Several iiiurriiigus ' .
Omaha may therefore bo looked for
en years from date.
M
Hack hire is worrying the young .
'Ciilloincti { in thcHO nights of muddy Vn
itreets.
A popular tailor says ho is making
more dress suits this year than over l
before , '
>
The engagement of a young lawyer '
lecontly ndmittod to pr.ictice , to ono
Oinalm'x moHt popular belloH is
whispered around in nocial circles. .
1
The engagement of n former dork
the B. V' Al , hi-adijuaittr.i now
itatiinitid in Chicago in currently I
rumored in the Htonograpliic fra . '
ternity.
The A. O. II , had a voiy ploaHant
ball at Alasonio hall on Wednesday
uvoning ,
A pleasant surprise parly was given
on Wednesday evening to Mr. and
Alra. Chas. Pisoltaof South Twentieth
street on the ocKulon of their fifth
wedding anniversary ,
The "Hollo Lettros" club hold their
regular mooting last Saturday evening
at the residence of Gonml Wilson.
Two of the features of the meeting
were tlio playing of tlio Misses Wil
son , nnd an essay on Kenilworth C\a-
tie by Mr. Carrier.
A pleasant little party was given on
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. 1. ( lilbort on
Chicago and 18th street in honor of
Mrs. "U. F. Catlin. About fifteen
couples were in attendants ,
Mrs. Milton Uarlow entertained a
number of her lady friends at lunch
on Thursday afternoon at her residence -
donco on North 2id ? street.
Mrs. lvorry gave a very oiijovnbln
Indies lunch Saturday at the residence
of her brother , Mr. Dormaii on 18th
nnd Davenport streets.
Mrs. W , A. PAX ton entertained a
number of her lady friends on Wedn
esday aftrnoonat horelegant residence
on Furnani street.
Follto PemounHtfoK.
Mis ? Tou/.alin will spend tlio winter
abroad ,
.1. H. Milhird has rot timed from ( ho
Hist.
Hist.Miss
Miss Mollie llronspniHoiijiiying the
res of the social Heasnn in Ne\v \
York.
Mrs. Marshall , of Lincnln , has been
visiting in Omaha , the guest of her sis
ter , Mrs. ,1. F. Floyd. ,
Mrs. Chas. P. Squires , 'if Hurling-
ton , spent the week in the i/ity as the
guest of Mr. A. E. Touzalm.
Miss Anniu Hedge , of I'urlington ,
l"n. , was ono of the guests nt the Ton-
ailin reception on Friday i-voning.
Miss Bishop , of Donvei. U visiting
witli her sister , Mrs. Ed. P. Peck.
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the only line from C'Jika < o ownlii ) ; track Into
.aiivin , or nhlch , l > y ItH own roiul , rfOcheK the
nlnfi ahoi u niTiied , No TUAKHIT.IIH nr OAKHIADK I
nihsivii IOMCCIIOKK ! No liudOIIni ; In ill.
fiitllaticl or unclwin ciri , as every pruwiiifor In
air'til In roomy , ( .loan bud voiitlhinl coichts
n Kant Kxiiri'HH'rraliu.
IIAV ( Hi'Sot uiitUildl nivtnlncciice , 1'iiM.MAK
'Al. ( 'i * KI.XI > ) > IKU ( 'ten. anJ ournwri vtnild-uvuout
ii : > o CAIIH , tmo-i which rnoali MO icrvol ol un- C
nr ] MHtl ext < > ' " ' . 'f , rt the low ralo of KKVKNIV *
'iss O.MA MUJ , w < tli aiujilo tlinu ( or ht Uhul !
iroiixi CM iiilviM-n tinlcajrn , 1'oorln , III )
.Mil fi'i ' r.Tid iliotoiirl Ilitur I'clntH : and utooo LOII
1 1 on < < at all i > oiiiL IntcrtevMou / with olhtr
iia. .
\ / tlfketiloiiotorxft ( thl ) illrcctl/ overv
In i ll ii > vrVn'v in K&IIUM. Nuliraska , HUcU
Is vryojjlii ; , I v.ti , Idaho , KovUii , aallfornla ,
'ri'i.'On ' , IVmlilni.Ujii 'I'trritory , Colorado , Arizona
.ml Now Jltixlco ,
Ailll'C-ril arr&ni.'entcntii roganlin lmtaKOM ! ;
my utlicr line , and ratui ol laro aluaju ail ovr u
xiuiKtltorii | , who ( urnl ) i but u tlthu ol thu com.
art.
art.I o i ami tackle ol ej rtsmcn Irca.
TlilioUi , inaiui nnd ( alden at all nrlnchia
inicui In thu United ijtatci mid fiitia-U.
K. H. CAULK , K. 8T. JOHN ,
Vlco 1'ioi't & < ! en. Oto , Tkt Mid Pau'r AK
Calogo.
No Changing Cars
OMAHA j & CHICAGO ,
Where illrcct i-onnoctlon arc niinln with Tlirnugh
HI.KKl'INl ) UAK LINKS ( or
KKW VOUK. IJ08TON.
IMllI.ADKI.PItIA ,
IIAI.TIMOHK ,
WAH1IINOTON
AND ALt , KA8TKUN ITIK3.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kar INDIANAl'OMS , CINCINNATI , LOU18.
V1U.K , nnd nil ( xilnU 111 thn
.CgiTfc U'l '
1IIR Hlltrt UNI
For ST. LOUIS ,
\Yhornillrcct coniH-dioin arointido In the Union
IX'jxjt ith the 1 hroviirh Klwiilng U r
l.lnpuforAI.I.l-OlNTa
NEW LINE'DES ' MOINES
T11K VAVUIUTK UOUt'K KOH
Rock Island.
Tlio lincnivnloil linlueoiuiMitsotTcTiil by this line
to tmvfllcrnand tuiirlntn tire nn lollovvn :
The cdcibmtocl PULLMAN ( Itf-wluvl ) PALACE
KI.KCl'INfl C'AKH run nnly nn thla Una 0. , It
ft Q. 1'ALACi : iltAWINU UOOM UAIIS , with
Horlon'8 Hcclliihiit CliMre. No ultra chnr o lot
xcat In licdlnlii ) , ' Clialm. Tlio IAIIKHIS U. , II. &
IJ. IVIaro Ulnliiij CarM. florwoui Siimklnif tJxrt
lit Uxl with i > l pint hleh-tinrkvil rntUn roiohlni ;
chairs , ( or the exclusive utool 11 rat-clow ) msmui
Bora.
Bora.SUel Track nil mporlot riitlpinnnt comlilr 1
with tluilr Ricit throUKli car nrnttiKtmvnt , mikij ,
thin , nliovo nil other * , the favorltn route to tup
hXst , South nnd aiithcwtt ,
Try It , nnd you will ll d travi-lliiK n luxury In-
strsd of n illHiniufort.
Through ticket * vlo thU colulirntud linn tar rait
At all o li'cn In thu Unltcil Htnteeninl UiuvwU.
All Intornmtloii nujnt riiltn ot fare , Hloonliii )
Car ncfonnnoilntloiiH , Tlinn Tuhliw , etc. , will be
chccrlully f\\-un \ by u' to
tCKVAL LOWELL ,
Gcnerol omror Accnt , Chicago ,
J. 1'OrTKU ,
Sioux City & Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY EOUTB
Itutin n Holld Train 'llirongli from
Council Mlufl'a to bt. I aul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hour * .
IT is
3LOO MILKS TIIR flIIOUTKST HOUTE ,
FROM
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
TO HT. PAUL , illNNEAPOLIS
0ULUTH OR DISUAKCR ,
id All points In Northern Iowa. Mlnnonota and
Dakota. Thla Una In cmili > ] > od with thu improved
Autonmtln Alr-hmko 'icl JJIllcr
Dlktlonn Coupler nnd Itudor ; uiul ( or
8PKED. SAFKTV AND COMFORT
In iinmirpaxicil. I'lillnmn I'nlnrn Sleeping Car
run throUKli XVITIIOUTCIIAN'UU hctwcen Knn
MH City and at. Paul , \lr. Council lllnffs and
lollx City.
Trains leave Union Pacific Trnntifcr nt C'oun.
ril DIulTn , at 7 : ,1 p. in. dally on arrival of Kantns
City. St. Joseph and Council IllulTj train from
tliu .South. Arrhlnirut Sioux City 11:83 : p. m , ,
mi 1 1 at Iho New Union Uqiot at St. Paul at l'J:30 :
noon.
TKN HOURS IN ADVANCE OP ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
rfdTIU'iui'Milicr In takliij ; the Sioux City Itoutu
oinfcta'Ilirou li Train. 7hn Shorroxt Line ,
thu l iili'lu'Mt Tliuu nnd a Comfortable Itldo In thu
Through ars between
COUNCIL 11LUKFS AND ST. PAUL.
firKvo that your Tickets road \la the "Sioux
L'lty ami Pncilic Italhoail.1'
J. H. XVA'ri'LhS , J. It. IIUCIIANAN
.siipurintuiKk'nt. Uon'l 1'ann. Aj-i'iit.
P. Ii. KOI1INSON , Ast't ( H-n'l Paw. Aif't ,
Mlxwnrl X'alley , louu.
J , II. O'imrAN.Smitliuritiirii Agent ,
Counci I lilnlTit , Iowa
1880. SHORELINE. 1830.
KANSAS CITY ,
3t , Joe & 0ouncil Bluffs
WE ; , f * yir.iFg. < r > f - >
tU Till ONLY
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
ANDTHKKAHT
From Omaha and the West.
< cimiiru cl cnrs between Omthi and bi.
and but on l > otv/eeii OMAHA and
NKVV YOKK.
Daily PassengerTrains
VKACIMNd ALb
CASTEUN AND W1MTKUN C1TIK3 with LESS
CIIAKUIZS Mid IN ADVANCE of ALL
OTIIBU UNIW.
This cntlro line H wiHimn'il with Pulmiti' !
'lUico 8U-elrir ) : | Cnni , 1'nlaco l > a } ' Coiclir ) , 51111cr >
ki.Vty ) 'lrvtiiin : ) i-inl Cotiplur , anil tha coluhrati : . )
Vuxtiii liuuiHi Air-bral > e.
ttfti'M tlial your tlcl.nt riraih VIA nANUAfe
JITV , HI1. JOSlll'll d : C'OUNCIJj 1ILUKFH Hull ,
on.I , via Ht. Juw ! ) > hh'l St. Ixiuii , .
'Jltl.cta for Hr.lo nt all caujan Htatlmn In tlir
Vo t. J. K. IIAIINAKI ) ,
O. DAWKS , < . ti'ipt. , lit. Jnctiih , Mo
( leu. VIM. J Tltt-ft Ayr. . , St. Jowili | , ilo.
I AMDV lliniuKK , Ticket AIOIIC , ;
WM Karnharu utrcet.
DexterL.Tliofflas&Bro , , |
WILL JIUY AND BULL
AND ALL 1RAXSACTIOX
roXNUCTKIl TIIKKKWrTII.
Pay Taxea , Rent Houses , Etc ,
IV YOU WANT TO HUT OU HFXti
all at OIHco , llooui 8 , CrelKhton Illock , Omaha.
M OCCIMTAL !
J. I. PAYNTb . I ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets , '
OMAHA , NEB ,
totes , Two Dollars Per Day , ]
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly ol GUh ft Jacob * , )
UNDERTAKER.
1
No. 1417 K rnh m 81. , 01J Bt.nd ot web Q\ \ ,
dVOrdon or Tel r ohBollclteJ fl
X jcycnft AHJ rci oimblc f ] < ie t3n that ttm
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN
i v All wins the br. tt > * ior i you to tnko when travellns In eltlicJflUectmn 6 t feaV
flilcago am ! all of the Principal Points In the Wosf , North and Northwesf.
.v.f.'Iiill ) rjaininfiW | A5nii. The J'rliirli.M Cltlciof HiolVMSAmJ ortweUa HiMiona
ontli STIW . its UimiiKli tialiis muko close cuiincctlouii wliu lbolrmusotAilrullnmd.mi
V v SSB
rodw. , J > V V. J i ttrA w $ \r \ ' 8PalW&
HE CHICAGO A , NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
tu tour or tnoro K
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
llemumlwt Innsk ( orTlckcltvlsvthisro.vlhosurotlioy rcptlovcrlt.aml takenouoother.
MAKV1.N IIiaHtn.Uo4 : 'IMniiaserCLIcaRo. f. W. II. STBNXBTPra n'l Tass. Apent , Clilcagr
HAHUV P. miKL. Ticket A nt.O. i N. XV. KMlmiy , 14th and F 4nh m stroeta.
I ) . K. KIMIIALL , A lstnnt Ticket A ont 0. A N. W. ilnllnny , Uth'.mJ Kambaia ilrMto !
J. 11KLL , Ticket A ont U. i N. XV. lUllwuy , U. P. U. U. Uoiwk.
SAtlKHT. OLAUK QtuurM Aironb.
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Forks ,
ml n i > ; KJ3
The only uiuljj Uiunal pUte thiti
ori ! > mnl firm of |
IB giving for in-
II o g o r B Bros.
stauco a ainglo
All on' Spoons ,
Forks n nd plntucl Spoon n
Knives plated triple Uiiokncss
with the groiitust
plato only on
of care. Each
the B o c i i o s
lot being hung
on n scalu while where expo d
being plated , to to wear , thcroby
i nan ro n full deposit
making a single
posit of ailver on
plated Spoon
them.
wear as long aa
Wo would call
3. triple plated
especial attention
one.
tion to
our sec-
Rival. Orient Tinned.
All Onlcrs In tlio West nhould bo AddreetKd to
A. B. HUBEEMANN ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEBf
BROMPTON. CONSUMPTION. PRESCRIPTION.
Bad Breatli ,
Blood-Spitting ,
Sroncliifig ,
BOSS COUGH PHYSIC.
liifiiniitim M"Hiilt lwtlioLAIlJJiai'INSTlTUriOXINrHnWOKLlof whtcli.
Iliu olij ct in tlio in-iktinuut f IjUNtJ AND O1LKST IJISICASIW. Itn Medical Stalt
i.imlhls . of tin ) MOST KMINKNT I'll VSIOIAXS In rimtlon , to whom w ewe this
the MOST SUCUKSSKUI , ItK.MKDV OKTMKACK. In the Biltl h Metropolk
iliino Itliiis olFeutoil mo u than . .000,000 CJlt.K.S ( , a d in the tryiufj Wint ref 1 80.(4 | (
jrurlllB.1 with linvi.iK . KAVKD JlLTfDKKDi OK LIVKS. Obtainable only ( ! u 15ot-
UH SI.0 anil Wo cncli ) , from
or. xi. O3MC-A.BLA. ,
ADORES" , RESIDENOE ,
P. O. Dox G02 , llOilJ.Lf S. W. Pierce and.20tli Sts.
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
W1IOLE8ALK AND HKTA1L DKALEIl IN
Laih , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , Li ME , CEMENT
tlTSTATB AOKNl > 'OH IHLtVAUHKK CKHKNT/COllt'A.N'V
ear Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NEB
I 3E1
Of the Very Latest Styles.
FOR LADIES , GENTS , Affl CHILDREN ,
-TA-
MRS. HUBERMANN'S ,
16th Btroot , bet , Capitol A.venuo und Davenport , Fura ma date
to order and Rftr > erinannatly done , lOt ,
a.
