THE OMAHA .DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. NOVEiMBKR 2 , 1881
OM4HA. PUBLISHING CO PROPRlETO-ts
010 Farnhnm bet 0 h nnil Oth Streets
rants 01 i'nS' < Hii > rios.
Ona copy I ycAr , In ml anc ( p lpald )
8 mouth * " "
3OMln " " * , 0
RAIL -AY 1 1 MM TABLE ,
ciucMio , ST. nil , , NII.HAMUI M
on tin r.MUiu
Oinnl > a I ns-tiuir No. 2 , ? : Mm Ac
oiiiinoilatlon JI'P. 4 , 1 00 ) > . in
Air " i ii iiiiwi i n f No. 1 , MO p. m
Accommodation No , 8 , 10:60 : . , in.
Liirtxa OMAHA KA-I o * Kontii dr\n.
0. , II i c. T:41 : . ni. 3.4(1 ( p. in.
C. AN. W "HOi in. ,1:10 : | > . m.
C. , R. I. 4 : T. , 7JO : a in.S40 ( i. m.
K. 0. , St. . J. .s C. 41. , l < a\cs t . m. o l 0JO :
| > . in. Arrh C ! nt St. I/oula At 0:30 : n. in. iiml
p. in.
* . . SM.fc 1 > , , \MHntS l n. in. Alul 3:40 : n
in. Arrlnt it. Loiili nt 0:10 , m. nnJ 7 i
i m.
WKST OK vii'iiiMiwrn ,
11. a M. in fich. , Ihto'ith Kim | > o , siO : * . ui ,
B. V M. Llm-oln > Xiii s02 VI" .
U I1 Kxi > ro i , 1 :15 : p. m.
O , t II. V. lot Lltijolii. il < 5 . in.
0. A II. V. for Osuoh , 10 111 . in.
U. 1' . Irrltilit No. t , 6 f" n. m.
U. I1 ! r"ltM Vn ) , * 20 .1. in.
U. P. freight No. 13 , 2 : 0 p. m.
U. I' . T 1,1 N < I ' P. III.
. . P. Homer OXI > TC , 7:35 : ji. in.
0. P. < r , .i , il si ) | i. in.
U. P. Denver freight , :26 : p. in.
IkMVIMiHiuM ilAnl AND "lllJIII
C. h. ft tf b 00 . ir 7:25 : p m.
0. h N. W. , 0:15 : V it , T'5 ! ! p. m.
0. It. I. , tl' . . :45 : iv , lu. I'.US p. in.
K. 0. , St. Joe .tC 11. , 7:10 : n. m. 6:46 : p.m.
ARR1V1XO FHIM THH IWT AND HOVTIIWW1
0. 6 1L V. from Lincoln 1 03 1 > . lu.
U. I' . Fxprcw S:2S : p. m.
tl t M. In S li. , Through Kxpt .rt 4:16 p. in.
n. M. Lincoln Kxpron 9 * 0 m
U. P. DcnicrcxprcM , 7:36 : a m.
U. ' Kicght A . 10-4,35 n. m.
U. P. 6 0 . in. Kinl
U. P. freight No , 14 , 12:16 : p. in.
U. P. 0 00 p. m.
t ) . P. " . 1 - 1-45 n. . ni.
U , P. Dom r freight , 1:10 : n. m.
O. > B U. V , inljwl , [ . .4 > p. m.
DDHMV TRMNU unrWTKN OMAHA AND
lm\u Omatn at:00 : , D.OO and 11:00 : , I
1:00 : 4.00 , S 00 , 1:00 : , fi:00 : and O'OO p. in.
LUHC Council nintliftt 8:26 , 0:26 : , US6 : . ui , ;
1:26 , 'J-5t : U.iii , 1. J5 & 'M und ( iu'6 p. m.
Sunda > s Tin diin.my lcavu < Omaha at 0:00 :
a id lli : > 0n. in. ; 5:00,4.00-ind : BiMip. : m. L-oa1
0'iiiicll lilin at 'I'i ? anil JlsSS a. ra.:2:25. : 4:25 :
and G:2f > p. in.
Openlncan' Closing of
ROITk. ol'SX. CLUOK.
A. 111. p. 111. B. IU. ( I. Ill ,
0 llt. n % . \ \ . 11.00 9.00 030 2:40 :
Qnc.v'o , n I. ft Vaclllc.llnX ) O.nO 0 JO 2:40 :
0 iiwo , IJ. . 4 . 11:00 : 8.00 0 ! 0 2:10 :
U ! 0 < > . ' * n
9 > ixdt > mid 1'idllc. 0.00 030 240
U ilon I'.icllic 4:00 11:40 :
O'laliai K V 4.00 11:40 :
B JtM. In Nib VOO S'10
O > S'ouxClty ' . . . 000 73)
B A M. tlncoln luSO flfO :
U. f. I luralu Sunday. . . 1:30 J1CO :
U. P. Denr.r IX " :00 : O.SC
0. , Sluurclly & St. l'.llCO : : io
.1.11. u in Stilt1 ni uma lcA > e but onen
, In.
Uttkx open SiindnVH ( mm 12 m. to 11) , m.
THOS. F HALL I1 M.
Business flirectory ,
Abttracl arid Real fcitate.
JOHN L. McCAOUE , opposite Post Office.
W. H. riAKTLETT 317 South ISth Street.
Architects.
DUfKllNE & ItKNUKLS&OHN , AKCIIITKOTS
Room li Crciuliton Black.
A. T. LAUOE Jr. , llnoin 2. t'lulKhton lllock.
Boots and Bhoes.
JAIlIia DsVINK & CO. ,
? ino Hoota and Shoim. A Rood iBBOrtincnt ol
homo vtork an biiiiil , corner 12th and tUrnoy.
1UOS. KR1CHSON , 8. K cor. 16th and Douglu.
JOHN FOKTUNATU8.
COS lOth street , manufactures to order good work
kt fnlr prices. Repairing done.
Bed Sprlngi.
J. F. LAKIUMKll Manufacturer. 1517 Doucluet
Books , New < and Otatlonery.
J. I. FllOEUAUF 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
McSHANE & 8CIIROEDER , the aldoet K. and E.
hoiue In Nebnvuka eetabllfdiod 1876 Omaha.
CliNTHAL
HESTACKANT.
11ES. A. RYAN ,
oalhwcut corner ICtlmnd Uodeo.
Bwt Board ( or uie Mon y.
Httlataction Quarantead ,
Uekls at all Ilonn.
Hoard by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms far CMD ,
ml llnnmp Supplied.
Uarrlaeet and Road Wagons.
Wil SNYDER , Uth and Harney
Jewe era.
JOHN DAUMEIt 1.1U Farnhani Streot.
Junk ,
II. ISEJ'TIIOLD , 1UCT and MeUl.
Lumbsr , Lime and Cement.
FOSTEU & OHY corner tith and Dougltn Sis.
Lamps and Ulassware.
J , BONNER 1303 UouaUs St. Good V rlety.
Merchant Tailor * .
Q. A. tINDQtEST ,
Ono ot our most inpular Merchant Tulloro l > re-
celvliiK the htuut dcBlfiis for Hprint ; aud Summer
Goods ( or gentlemen's "c.ir. Stlljli , durable ,
sad price * low M eier 216 13th bet , Dou ? . Farii.
Millinery.
(
HR8. C. A. RINOEH , Wholesale and llctall , Fin
er Goods In Kreflt variety , Zephym , Card Hoards ,
lloeiery , Glou-8 , CorhcU , &c. Cliu ] > cst House In
the Went. PurchasorH a o RO per cent , Onlnr
br Mail , 116 Fifteenth Street.
(
foundry ,
JOHN WEARNK&SONS , cor , UthiJaduoiisto
pi
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA OITY MILLS , 8lh and Farnhum 8U. ,
. , propriet ra.
Urocers.
2. STEVKN3 , 21st between Curalng and lur
T. A. McSHANE , Corn. 23d and Cumlng Streets.
Mardwaie , Iron ana titeel.
OLAN & LANOWOltTIIY , Wliolwalo , 110 sni'
112 16th street
A HOISHil corner IWn nntl CftHlonili
Harncs , Saadlej , tic ,
B. WF.IS7 20 13th St. bet Karn-
Hotels
AHF1ELBHOUSEOoo. Oanflcl < i,0th & F rnh.itu
DORAN HOUSE , I' H CarOU Fnnihaui Ht.
SLAVEN'fl HOVEL. F. Slaien , 10th bt.
Southern Ilottl , Ous , Ilatucl Uth &Lea\cnwortb
Clothlnz Bought.
0 3HAW Hill | y hlRhmt Cash price for second
hand clothliif , Corntr 10th and Farnhain. ara
en
Oontliti. of
DR. PAUL , Wllllftiin' IMock , Cor. 16th & Dodge.
Drugs , HalnU and Ulls.
KUHN & CO.
PbarmnclsU , Fine "uric ( idods , Cor. Kiln , nd
Ooufin itrcct
W. J. WIIITEHOUf K , > VholcMe&KoUII , 16th st.
0. FIELD , 2022 North Sl&o Cuinliif ( Strtct.
PARK , Drusifiet , loto and Houard 8trtwta.
Dry Gonrls Notions , Etc ,
JOHN H. F. LEllMANN it CO. ,
Nevt York Dry Ooo < l Store , 1310 Mid 1313 Fntn-
him itr ct ,
L. 0. Encwolq also bootH and < hov 7th j ; Paclfli
huruiture ,
A F. 011053 , Now and Rtuiiid Hand Kumltiirc
ud Stores , 1114 touriM. IIlKhut va h price
aid ( or second hsnu yno i
HONNEK 1309 Uouru st. Flue good * , &c.
r-ence Works.
OMAHA FENCK CO ,
OUST , rniF-H iCO. , 1213 lUrney fit. , Improte.
ed Ic Don * , lion and Wood Fences , 0Hce !
rUllliiirn. Counter * ol I'ltie and Walnut
Olgars and Tobacco.
VVF.3T & KR1T8CDEH. manufocturcnol Ctptri , I n
and Wholesale lkAl r fti Tobaccos. 1S06 Douglas , ac
W. V , LOIIENKBN uaiiufscturei 1416 Far n ham , ties
Plorltt ,
A l - > i HShUB , tilfuiM , nit flontt * .
'o. V w. cor , IRth nl Ho i'i
Cslvll Engineer * -ind Survayorj.
\MK1'.W ) RO KWATKH , Ori'ljhton lllock ,
On.lo Mul'VArnc * < a
> H < n Simrtp , * Sjrtro
iv lull * .
Com mission
JOH > a. wit i.l ,
II ItKKMKIU FordclAll *
nt In iMtlt fti
Cornice ) Works.
rtiMlvrn Cornice \ ork , MMmfrviturcri- ti
Camlet- , Tin , Iron vnl ' < htc Hootllng. Onltr
'fun ' .in\ tomtit } ' ptoinptl ) e eciitiil In the lioM
'
ninner. Fat-tnrv ( iwl nil iv im llnttw. ) St.
C. sritCIlT , I'rflpnctor.
J\h mired lion turiiKVK. iVmihw On ] * , etc. ,
niniiraolnrnl vid put up In iny part ol thn
ountrv. T. alMIDI.l ) tin Thirteenth
I IION.SKU l 0ll ItoiKiM < lutt Ooo > l linn.
Clothing and HurnlthliiK Goods.
JKO. 11. I'KTKKhON. AIM llnti. C | * . ItooU ,
3lioi , Notinn ) anil Cntlcrli04S ) 10th street
RelrlRcrntori , Oanfleld's Patent.
0. F. UOOP.MAN Uth St , hot rVn. A Harnvv
Show C.iin Manufactory.
0. JY1M > K ,
Manulacttlrvr And Donler In all klnda ol Efhow
CORW , Upright Cwcj , d . . 1317 O&sa St.
FKAXK I , . aiilHAIU : > , proprietor Omaha
< liow Caio inanllfactnrj , 818 South ICtlistroit
iHtunn L a\fii iitli Hid Marcy. All
irrantc
Pawnbroker ! ,
UOSKNKKMl. lOth t . l-ct. far ft liar
Slove ana Tmwaro.
A. ttUKMKSTKK ,
llcftkr In titovon and Tlnwaro , and ManulMturo
of Tin llooh Mid all klndf of Llnlldlnf ; Work
( Mil rcllowV Block.
J. HONNKU. 1300 Uoiulav Ht. Oocxl and Chc p
Soedt ,
J. I'.VANS , Wholtiulo and ilcull Bwd Drill * ind
Cultlvxtom , Odd Fellow * Hall
Physicians on I Surgeons.
W. B. ailins , M. D. , K * > m No t , Orelghton
lllock , 16th Street.
I' , a. liisKNHINO : , il. 1) . Mutoiilc Hlock.
0. t . IIAKT , M. I ) . . K > r unil Kur , opp. postolJlu
1)11. U U tlUADDY.
iillstanil AurW. S.V Ifith nnd Karnhara St *
PliotOrApnor > .
OKO. 1IEYN. TKOP.
Urund Colitrnl Gallcrv ,
212 itlMGunth atrcct.
oo. r Masonic Hull. Kint-ciaw Wnrk and I'rompt
PlumblnR , Qasund Btonm Fitting.
I'V TAUI'Y Jit CO. . 216 12lh 8t , hot. Fnrnharo
iinl Iou bn. WorK promptly uttondcd to.
H. riTOl'ATIHCK , 140U Uciizliw Street.
Palntlnc nn nper nnglng.
tKNUV A KOOTKKS. 141 ttolgo Street.
Shoe otores.
I'hllllp La.au , 1820 Karnnain At. hot. 13th & Uth ,
Second Hand Store ,
i IJKKlhs A I.KAIl , 1410 DoiiK-laa St. . Now and
Second Hand Furniture. HousoFnrnisliInc Goods ,
. , bourlit and mid on narrow marring.
Baloona.
HENRY HAUFMAKN ,
In thu new brick block on Uoiiphu Strict , t
| list opened a most elegant ItecJ Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
o\ery daj.
" Caledonia " J FAI OONKIl 870 IRth Street.
Undortakon.
OUA8. HIKWE , 101S Fnrnham bet. 10th & lltd.
1)9 ) Cent Stores.
f ! nAC'KUS l0li CarnhKin Sr . KuncT Oool
LEGAL NOTICE.
Krantin H. KnRlebcrt and J. 7-uo
dcfendai ti. vrlll ttike notice that on the llr-t day
of No\ciiiiier , Ibjl , Max Jlojtr nnd Adolph
Slijer , a firm ilolnjc Imsiiuss as Max Mcjcr &
lirnthcr , filed their petition In the District Court
of Ioulw ; Couiiij Nebraska , iit'unut said do-
( ciijints ; theohjuctand piajorof uhich nro to
forcclo-o u ce tnin mortgage executed by the de
fendants to the plaintitf iion | lot three ( S ) , In
GtUu's addition , to the city of Oaiihi , In Uoiif-
\ta \ County , Nebraska , to xi'curo the pa > ment ot
a certain promlMury no to dated April 1 , Ib74 , for
the sum of hroc liundrtd ami eu > enty-clght doi-
lart and forty-eight ctiits.pajnblonlnty days ( rum
d .tc thereof ; til it there It now duo upon ald nota
and inortjaKe the sum o thiee hundred and
Btnenty.fi ht do lais mil for'j-oinu emits with a
Intercut thereon it twelve per cent pur annum
from the data ol'aid not * , and plafntifJs pray
for a decrcu th t defendants lie r < 1)111 ) ro I to pay
the tame , or thnt Hild preixlieii may be sold to
satisfy the amount found uuo Yon are required
to answer slid petition onlor hoforo tlio liiih day
of Januirv , A. I > . lbS2.
Unfed Nor. 14,1RS1. M _ .
MAX1IEYKH | * BROTHUK.
liv Swiilini. .iTL'LL , Attorneys. nlftev-tu&t
2
tfebraskaLandAgeiK n
DAVIS & SNYDEB ,
606 Farnham St . Omaha , NebrA
tl
I'aro.ully wlecUid land In Kaatarn Ncbnukafor inUI
silo. ( I rent Jiart-niu In Improved farms , and UI
Ouuha city property ,
o. F DAVib WKIWTKR SNYDEH
t olB L n'l ( Inm'r IT P "
PKOl'OSALS FOR SUBSISTKNOn
STOKES. 81.
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OXXICK OK PunCIIAS Q JlND DuPOT C. S. , 1 Wi
OUAIIA , > eb. , Itov. 15th , 1881. / WiMl [
Scaled proposals , In duplicate , Ruhjcct to the
usual conditions , n 111 he rocehed at this otllco J.III
until 12 o'clock 110011,011 December fith , 1841 at in
which time and place they will bo openi.il IM IIu
prenenco of bidderu , for fU'nhhliiB unil dclltory
the Mib-lstence torchoiisv , or on rarx. In aiih
imaha , Neb. , ( If oncara , ftcr Inspection an
accept nro at place of packing ) , us may ho ro- ii
quirud by the Suu > tstei ce Department.
One hundred a nl tnthe (112) ( barrels pork ,
light mess. To bo deliiorod bv January Uh
18S2. Ono hundred am ! twenty-hci on tlicr uninl
U7,000) ) pounds hacon , uliort , clfar nidus
medium wcL'ht > nil thlcknesi , paused In c alts ,
strapped of about 220 poumN bacon each. Path
i o of bacon to bo corned ulth cotton cloth
All to bo dcllvend by January [ h , 1S3-1.
The KoM'rnmcnt rescnes the ri ht to reject
any r all proposiK
i lank | irniiiMiln and full information as to the
manner of lildd ng , and tcrmn of contract and
pa\intnt , will he f urn bhud on anpllcitlon to tlnx
otlice ,
No proposal will he recelied unlcm accom
panied by the Instructions ro bliMurs.
Knteli > i > en contain ng propmiln should bo in.
marked "I'ropomN for Kiib i tirce StorsH , " and it
uildre ted to the undersigned
THOMAS WIWOV ,
nIB-dCt
GKAND OPENING ! er
Profesior Kinlicr , ( frnm ht. loul ) Dancing Au
idciny , Standtril Hall , tor Fllttunth and F'urn.
mil , Tueddiy o\chliv , September Olh.
Claiitesfor Ltdlononil OentleiiiLiiciimincnci.i (
? eptembcr Otbj
MlfNeiund Miiik'ru , coniineiicliij , ' Hatunli ) alter ,
10011 nt 4 o'clrx'k. ClanuM for Kanillloj , Hill bo
rraiiKtil to hiiit tlie honorable patrona. Alba bin
r.lltt ilnncln i bo tAiiyht.
Terms llliiTil , ami peifer Hatlvfactlon to nchol-
etiarintccil 1'rlvatuIiiKtnittloniwll iorl -
ittho Danclni it the - < !
; Aodtmy or wiKiice tcr
the patro'iK. cVI
Private ordcn a < 30 left at Mm Mo/er it VI
rro'B _ _ _ n-30-tf VIh
Mary J. Holmes. 1H 1h
Jnit publlnhud : Madeline , A Bplemllil new H
mrel by MIIH. MAHY J. IUIMK | , | M > KO no\ela 1)0
ell BO I'liorinoutl } , and are road and re-rend 1)0Wl
with uch Intercut Ucaiitllully bound ; prkc , WlVI
gl.W ) . VI
Alua handiMinc ncwtdltlonnol llin.
othtr norkK Tcmp.iit an KnimMiic , Lena
Ulvcr < . KdlthLjIe , HdnaDrowning , Marian Grey ,
Wiit Lnvn , Forest House , ttu , etc , ; i
ALSO , KOU > 11V ALL fiOUKHl'.LLKIIS : UI
MAY AGNES FLEMING. JP
A Changed Heart. Anothtr intensely Inter-
Cbtlllg IIOVll l > i JlAV AdSLrt I'LElllAU , UlttllOr Of y
tlioi > e capltil iio ili Ouy KarUtourl'ii Wile , A tre
Wninlerful Woman , Mul Uarrlagu. Hlluiit and II1II
Truu , loit lor a Woman , etc Ilcautlfully bound ; IIU
price , 91.60 U
r
G. W CARLETON & CO. ,
Oat2ldco < Jliii I'nUWicn , N. V City
Western Horse ana Uattle In-
siiranoe Company
, , i
Capital , - - - 8100,00000 n )
mures Horuea , Mules and Cattle against low by
accident , doceabu or theft. Aginclia In all coun o
ol the Btato , Send for rlrrvlars iteZOwly ea
PAUL , MOUPI1Y.
Snd Condition of tlio Fniuon * CIiCM-
JPlnycr.
Mori'hy's unfiiitunatoiutMilnl cnnili-
lion ia Hull undoistood l > y the ohosi
wui Id , anil there is not a player who
tints not ii'UK't it niulyniiiitliiw | uilh
linn it Ins ijreat nlltictinii. Tlioru : ire
two phases , among other * , to his
lutmlfss liallui'in.itioiiA n honor of
ehi'ss , iin 111 coiitmiulty locuritij ; belief -
lief thnt unlo's he 0,111 obtain a loan
( if S'JOO iiiitiit'dinu'ly heuill bo litian-
uinlly ruined. This latter is udl un
derstood by hii tnanj frit'lits in Now
Ol leans. Mr. Murphy ia constantly
r. questing lo.\ns of thatoxaet amount ,
is iii'ver refused , and lie never takes
tlio nionoy , hi mover tirurut tlio m-ed
of it , us DXpl lined by llini whui ask
ing tor a loan ,
Ho is oniiioly aitistk'd , mill all his
anxiety viiiiiahi'ft aa so in na thu fuund
to wh'ini 110 has niplit'l | responds
"Coitainly Mr. Morphy , will jou Jake
the money now1 To this his invnii-
able rt'si oiiso IB thnt ho ' 'will not take
it now , but xvill c.ill Hgnin for il"
which ho novur does. 0 a rccotil
occii-in Jtr. Alonihy linatily untorci
tlit olltcu of n neil known ri'.sulont o
Now Otluiins , and iniulu known hit
mod of $200 to save himself front im
petidiiiq ihaivstur , and rv < [ iii'sted a lo.u
of tluitninount. His friend rcRolvui
on an oxporitnunt winch > \ouh
test the rolntivo stronuth of tlu
hold upon Murnhj'a mind of tlua de
lusion , and the oilier his tivursioti U
chess , and , utanming asorinus toiio ,
ho s.ud : "You want thia nionuy vi-iy
much , it aooina. " "Yes , " Raid Mor-
iihy , "I inust have it it ia abaolutuh
necoaaary. " " \Voll , " replied tlio
ether , "I'll toll you what 1 will do ; if
you will piny ngniiiaof clicaa with 1110 ,
I will iiiaku it ? 250. " Jlurjhj'
countenance botrnycd the interim !
strugLlo ; butweon the colillictini ; uino-
tioiis aroused by thm ollor.
Jlu panaed in thought for seine mo
of his sense of the hardship intliutud
upon him by thu condition , and also a
quiet exultation over thu anticipated
success of a plan he had fonuud , ho
accoptenthutetnia , class-boardand tnun
wotu produced in an inner ollico , and
Morphoy nlayud Ins latest giuno of
chess. \ \ < th a disdainful curl of the
lip , and a niamfist repugnance , Mor-
phy moved in such a way that his
friend united him in every fuw moves ,
whereupon Morplry exclaimed ,
"Thoro , 1 have done what you ie-
quire , but the next time I piny chess
with you , I will give you the Queen ! "
and , already oblivious of his pecu
niary necessities , he was going away ,
when his friend reminded him that he
was forgetting his reward. "I will
como for it to-morrow ! " was his reply
as ho left the apartment. This inci
dent , which is undoubtedly a true onp ,
shows the "holy tiro" is not extinct in
Morphy'H breast , and that he still has
pride of his chess strength , and a
consciousness that he still retains it.
How Rngs tire WTcido-
PhllailclphU Itecord.
How many who stop to adnuro the
show-windowa of our carpet dealers
know how the nig is inaduf Tint it
is nove.ii aoniohow is nil that is appar
ent as it lies there , warm , soft , bright
with a dozun culorn , and attractive in
its pretty dcaicu of llowurs , fruit ,
birda , or figures. The rug ia twice
woven , and this is itu history : Fust ,
the border and center that ia to form
the pattern ia designed ; then painted
in straight lines upon paper containing
ruled ecule , and in thu proper colors
that are after ard to appear on the
rug. This paper rug ia then cut up
in-o strips , each containing two spaces
of the scale , and these pupcta are the
pattern that the first or weft no.ivcr
has to follow.
In weaving weft a warp beam of aay
200 ( threads in width and a wheop
beam of 100 threads in uidth are re
tun
quired. Two throada of the first and
ono of tlio second pasa through the
same split in the rood at regular in
tervals . .of say * ono-ihird of an inch ,
the intervening splits of the reed be
ing empty. The paper pattern is fast
ened to the middle of the work , and
the weaver follows it exactly as it ia
paii.tod , that is the pattern may need n
threads of crimson , two of block ,
of ecru , ten of green olive , and
. , the weaver filling tlio "spot" ex
actly IH to length and color. Having
woven the full length of the paper as
painted in the left-hand apace the )
paper is begun again nnd the painting
II the right-hand apace ia followed ,
and ; when all the papers which , laid
aide by aide , form thu rug have been {
thus gone over , the weft for the rug is
finished. :
The roll of weft-cloth ia then run '
through thu cutting-machine , a 10 'o
inch cylinder , aiound which a contin a
uous thread of kiiifo-bladenia wound. wi
This cylinder ia levolvtd , at a high
rate of speed , and the weft-cloth , pass
ing within r.ingo of the knives , is cut '
into strings by them. The so strips do
not unravel , bi'c.tuae in weaving , the ?
whccp thread ia twiated about the two
warp-threads and thu lillnu ia locked
. Afttr twisting each atrip to change
from bein a Hat thread into a
loiind thread , it ia wound upon a bob in
bin and is ready for the sicoud weav ,
, who ia called the setter. D
The warp of the rug ia black fl.ix ; !
nnd the setter uses two shuttlea , nl-
ornately a small one , containing a
lobbin of two-ply or thrco-ply H.u ,
iml n huge one for the un wieldly bob ei
of weft. A white thread on each
Hide , and one in the middle of the on. ,
black warp aio thu guides to'tho sot- j
, who Bees that certain parts of tlio
ivcpt-thread como under those- white
threads before ho prusaea the ra.or'o
Each bobbin of weft will weave about
throe inches of the rut ; ; so , if the ing
one yurd long it will leipiire twelve
lobbins , which mean twelve pieces of
weft-cloth , to complete it. Hut those )
welvo pieces , having each boon cut up )
nto ninety-six similar rugs , Thoro-
ore should the weft-weavor p.ul in ,
ay , ei ht threads ( ono-half inch in '
ungth ; of a wrong color or nhadu , that
urror would appear in ninety-six rugs. \
The Hotter having finished thumnu-
y-Hix sets of twelve bobbins , the rugs
ready for finishing , The nmchinu
hrough which they pasa cuts thu
urfuce oiF evenlyJund brushes thorn
reo ( of fragments of the materials ing
i9od. Tin's treatment brings outevcry out
detail of the dusi''ii and hoighteim thu
colors. "
Moat of .tho rugs made here are of (
llax and wool ; others are of nilk and
hoddy Bilk. The weft for the silk
rugs him eight strips to thu inch , and
cut it iciiirea | 288 knife bidden ,
uach ono of which must have a ra/.or
cdcc. The weft cloth and the W i
must i bo set to a nicety , since lni vi
nation j of tln > sixteenth of ,111 , int-1
would , niako the knives cut t1i < < 288
threads instead of the filling Ktveei
the j thnmK
There i ft fiun in Glasgow , Scot
land j , who manufacture ! For the i-nya
houiea j of Kuropo such ulnbor.it i > de
si-.Mia tv < the Lord's Supper , the weft
\o vor , in some cases , usiiiR liil lif
feront shuttles.
A Mnttnr of Eoonojuy.
] t is now the choice season < if tin
year when the man ofjlho houio pro.
oi uU to got n barrel of ajililM dowti
cellar alom . Ho alnajs sni'.irs lu
will never do it again , but ulu'ii the
year 1m tolled around , ho forit ; ts Ins
] < HHIUSI- and r.inhly shown on" hu tans
elo , just thu same na ho did the
ous aiitiimn.
Tlio man who gets a barrel of
, ilonn cellar ia either n i rofmi , nal
barrel -ahoior , with sinowH like .1 hut
tenderloin ( , or ol o ho { 3 a iiatui d and
professional fool
lluvuiL1 divided humanity int thi'ie
two e'assts ' , wo will now proved to
discn s tlu < professional fool.
llo gets mound behind the b.irrel on
the coll.ir stairs , sc that if jinyliing
bro.ika he will get the benelit. Then
ho asks hi" will ) to stand i\t tinhe.id
of the stairs with a light , ostensibly BO
that ho can see , but in reality s.t that
he can show her what n young Her
cules ho is. The young Hercules
and professional fool then
carefully Bets the chine of
the barrel on his largest and must
mellow too. Ho ewoars softly to him
self , and then gives the b.urel a vis-
cituH jerk that jnins htn nose into the
head of the barrel and akiiiBtho cntno
front of his legs. This maddens him
so that to undertakes to hml he
whole barrel over his head into ( ho
potato bin. This move is only partially -
tially successful , and when his wife
and two of thu neighbors roll tlio bar
rel from his roumins at the font of the
stairs , an awful sight meeta their
cazo.
cazo.Tho young Uorculos has bin head in
the plum jam , and his foot mived up
with thu pickled peaches. In his f.tll
ho has knocked ol ) thu faucet of the
live gallon coal oil can , and tlio nil is
running into his ear. Mjst of the ap
pies have rolled out of the b.iriel and
are bathed in kerosene. Kerosene
gives a rich aromatic flavor to
fruit that c.mnot bo nuccosi-
fully imitated. Sometimes in let
ting a binol of apples down stiir.s
the stair creaks and lota tlio man
down through , but that makes no
difference. The man always falls
under the barrel , and when it strikes
him across the stomach the low , mid
grunt thac ho pours out on the silent
air sounds like the remarks madu by
the baby elephant when the trick mule
kicks him just below the thorax and
abnnt duo south of the liver pad.
Wo'vo about concluded that it is as
cheap in the long run to hire those
httlo chores douo as to save a quarter
on the job ixud.then lay out $ lf > in anew
now and elaborate style of truss.
The Country.
Who that lmi over lived any time In the
country but must liavu heard of Iht'iirtuus
of Burdock na blood purifier. Buiilock
lilooil Hitters euro ilyHpfpsin , biliouMie .s
nnd all ( liwrtlurH arising fnim impure
hlood or deraiiRod liver or kldncyx. 1'rice
$1.00 , trial brttlen 1O " ' 7 eodlw
A Southern Romance
Five years ago a maidoii fair , whoso
homo was at a little town near MIICOII ,
Ga , anxiously awaited an important
li > 'tor ' from her absent lover , Days
passed wearily. The sighing lasshaunt-
ed the Dost-oflice , but the Postmast
er's face always wore that look of exasperating -
asperating quietude common to those
from whom expected things never
como. The maiden thought , that her
heart would break , for she realized at
last that nor lover was faithless. The
scene shifts. It is September , 1881.
In M.icon dwells thosamo lady , but
shy isnowalmppy wifowith two child <
ren. She has forgotten the faithless
ono ot her days of wo. She , there
fore , is surprised when from the town
of her youth comes a letter bearing as
superscription to her maiden name
that derives from her husband , An
iccompaiiying note from the Post
master oxplai.is that in tearing away
some of the boards of a lotter-caso the
nissivo was found. The envelope is
ostmarkod " 187 < . " The kdyspanks
ho bady to keep it quiet while she
eagerly devours the contents. Heav
ens ! It , is from John , who proposes in
lowing words , and begs fora kind
oply. The lady's husband also on-
oys thu letter , and , out of curiosity ,
oimnnnicaios with relatives of thu
brmorlover. It is learned that ho is
happy Chicago poik-packor , with a
wile and three sons.
SUHJIDK AND DY&I'KKSIA.
A ino.il reiiinrknhle euro for
'Wcllrj' fl nlth Uoiiewur. " Thu
nic , best billouH and liver reiiu'dv known ,
1. DruifBliiU. Ho ot C. K. Ooodninn ,
"Lot the Battle Go On.
Just before iiluchor came to the
:
insintanco of AVollington , an nid do-
cimp rude up and H tinting thu Iron
Duke , s.iid : "What is your fnico'
ipinion of iidvertising"I / think , "
uplied the ciiiuuror ( | of the littlu Cor-
Hiuan , "that an advertisement is a
good thing , and its value is greatly
unlimited : by an occasional notice in
lie ' local columns , Let thu battle go
. " The battle did go on , and J\i-
wloon was defeated , [ Vide Great
Jattlofiolds of the Woild ,
AN JJONKST MKDIOlNJi FltKK
OF COST.
Of all medicines advertised to cure
my ullection of the ' 1'hioat ' , Oliost or
Lungs , wo know of none we can reu-
inmund so highly a * DII. Ji.\o'HNiw :
iKovjnv ( for Consumption Coughs ,
Colds , Anllima , Bronchitis Hay Ku-
vcr , IJo.irHunosB , Tickling in the
I'hioat , loss of voice , etc , This mod-
cine does jtoHitively euro , and thut
\thuroovoiythingolsuhas failed , No
nodicino can show one-half so many
lositivo and puimanoiit cures im have
droady boon ollbctod by this truly
wondoiful rumudy. Tor Asthina and
DionchitiH it is a purlect spocilic , cur
the very worst CJIHOH in the short-
timu ] > ossiblo. Wo K.'iy by all
iiL'ium givu it a trial. Trial bottlen
"reo , Regular HUO SI.00. Forwiluhy
Hl/ly IHH & MuMAiios , Omaha.
C. F , Manderson ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
"i i-arnham Rt. , Ouiolii N
To Nerve .is Sufferers
tut QHEAT EUROPEAN RF.MCOY.
Dr. J. 13. Simpson'H Spo itlc
II li > | < entlH mri' for , i | ( nnMdifhm , Hnuilna
IV rttiw liiiixiMiic.i , tnil Ml dh i N rrtiiill
troui SoIMbu * , < w Menial Aiulftj , t/w. .
V ijwrj J n lnJIhonv-U SUIp. ami "
f hkli lit il lt.it "
tt lull ) wr
.
1'rlrr , Spcdflc , f l.hl \ t | nckvi' , ot ln | wrt.
KM for tii.W. AiMrovi nil ordtrx to
II HISISON MKlHl'INi ; IX
No 104 Mid IM Main St , liuflnlo , X. Y.
SrtlU In Omilin li > < t ( looilnian , J. W. li ll
I K l h , uiii nil mii.-iiHin'iy\\hito |
WtiSTHKN
GORNIG , : WORKS !
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
' 1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB.
-MANUFAOTUUHHS OK-
GALVANIZED IEON
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON I SLATE ROOFING ,
Speobt'a Patent Metilio Sky
light.
Pntrnt AdjnttnlilB Rntcliet Darnncl
BRACKET SHELVING ,
Koncm ) Ktitu A cnt ( or thu 1io >
Inu ol Kood * .
IKON" rKMUN't ! .
Cresttngt , U.ilmtr.idci , Vcrandni.'Oltlco mid
Dnnk llnlllilcs , Window And Cellar
UimiiU ; Alto
aiJNUUAh A(5KXT
Pcerton And Hill Patent Insldo Dllnd.
inn 4.111
Richmond , Ind.
Builders i f
ENGINES OF ALL SIZES ,
From 3 to 25 H. P.
For 8mn"
SAW MILLS ,
For nil Ornlnt nnd Scedi , Including Clover
and Timothy.
Peed Mills , &c. , &o.
It will p.iy you larguly to write , stat
ing what you want and how
you wish to pay.
Unimirl Inducements to Cadi Purchntera.
ADanE83 : ROBINSON & CO , ,
no2wtf Richmond. lud.
Article * of Incorporation of the
Mlllard Farmers' Club
ArticlcH of Incorporation muita ami
adopted this 'Jtlth day of Uctubcr , A. 1) .
1881 , by nnd between the undornigned incorporator -
corporator * , UK follows , tu-ivit :
NAMK.
Article I , Thu naino of thin club nlinll be
the Millnni FanaurH * club.
1'l.ACK OH 1.DH1NIWH.
Article II. Tlio iiriucipul plnco of btmi
new of thin clubMiall b nt
tion , county of PmiKli
NATUIIK Or IIUSINEHa ,
Article III. The ( , 'i'ai-rnl nnturo nt bunl-
ttCHH to bo tr.uiMicieil by thin chili IK In
conduct gunurnl liti-niry nnd uncial html-
nCHH nnd othur eiitcrtiiiiiinent-i of a Hociul
character.
CAI'lTOI , HTOCK.
Article IV. Tlio amount of unpitt' ' Htork
> r tliJH fill > HIII ) | | ho two tlidHHiuul ilnllnrB ,
livldfd int > nlmrc'H iif line dollar eat-h ,
wlildi-hnll bu tulil in tliv nmiinor [ .ru
ne riboil by th" diioutiirH.
COMJIKNCKMKNT AND TKHMt.NATI IN.
Artie ( i V. Thiui'liib Hlmll co.ninonco to
trnnxnct liUHJauAH nnd I'xeiciru it cnrKriitH |
powers the li'Jth day of Ottoha' , 1H8I , uuJ
ita poworH Klinll c imo n tlioHh ! day of
October , 1981.
AMOUNTS nv U.MIIUTY
Art'cleVI. ' Tim hinheut amiittnt of n-
bllity or liiilubteilnei-B , which thin club
Hhalfnt nny one time ndijoct itwlef , nwll !
be three hundred d.tlirn
OKF1UKUH.
Article VII. The oflicerH of this
cluli hidi be iiimliKteil by n
board of three dhoctorH , who Bhall be
elected from milling the Htockholden ) , and
they bind ! appoint a prcsid-nt and mich
other ollicois an by law is required.
JUI.IUH HcuiUKiiKit ,
J. UI.UM ,
CI.AUH SCHUMANN.
W. "
BTATUOF NFHUAHKA , )
COUNTT of DOIIFI.AH. f
On thm 'Mh day of October , A. 1) . 8881 ,
lorMiiinlly appeared btfnie me , Cluirlen
{ r.indfH , ft notiiry jmblio for Hiiid county ,
Juliiu Suhrocdur , J. l.lnni , ( limn Kchu.
n.iriii , W. tieindorf , to mu kiiiivrn to lie
huMfiiern ; ol tlio fnifuoiiiifarlick'n of in-
iiiHir.itlon | , and ackniiwlfilf ; ! cl ihuHUino tu
je their vdliintiny act and 'icuil.
CHKAI. . ] ( IIAIII.IX ' IIANDKJI
N'otnryr public fn anil for Duncan county ,
THE OCOIMTAL !
J. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets,1
OMAHA , NEB.
Bates , Two Dollars For Day ,
2.r iein
. X.OXTT.S
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
GRAHANfPAPER CO.
S17 and 210 North Jloln Ht , Ht. Louu ,
WIIOLRH4LH DIUI.IOW IM
NKwa IOOK , \ i PAPEKb 1 wiiAWjrfa
KNVKI.OI-KH , CAIII ) 110AHI ) AND
Printers Stock.
tfCiaih i ld for U& and Paper Stock , Bora
ron and llitalu.
l'at > vr Utock Wartbouiet JiZUto 1237 , Nortli
( H. it M. U. U. , Central Nebraska. )
osoaaox. - > u.
L. A. Itoltzer Groceries and Qiioonswaro
U A. Scolt General Merchandise , Sowing Machines etc. *
J. V MuiiHon & Mro General Morchundisu
flV. . \\\'Ht Dry Goods , Clothing , Hoots , Shoes , Hutu and Caps
Fagin Schooler Drugs and ChemicnU
J. G. ( Jruen it Co Stoves , Tin nnd Hardware
II. Ilazolwoml Haudwaro , Stoves , Tinware and rmploinonta
C. A. Mytirn Co Hardware , Stoves , Tinware and Implements.
Mi'jkey , Nanco & Rlorrill Bankon
\V. A. Langworthy liankor , Loans and Exchange
0. AV. Kyle Attorney and Notary Public
King tf I'hurman Attorneys at Law
\V. J. MosBholdor lleul Kstato Agent and Attorney
0. G. Blnu Barber
\V. P. Ellin Woods Ilcuse
( C. itN.V. . R H.Vostorn , Iowa. )
Mitchell it Thompson Gonnral Merchandise
M. linrrott General Mcrchandiso
R. B. Hulliis General Merchandise
L. S. Amsdon Cashier of Bank of Dunlap
0. W. Taylor it Co Hardware , Stoves and Agricultural Implement *
Nay tt Moore Hardware , Stoves nnd Agricultural Implement *
D. J' . Siininoim & Co Hardware , Stoves and Agricultural Implement *
L. A. Shermiin . ' Groceries and Queonswara
Wettengul Bros Wagon nnd Carriage Maker *
J. Schulfiuld Dunlap Boporter
O. H. BALLOU ,
D15ALEU IN
Lath and Shingles ,
Yard and Office 15th and C innings Street , two block !
north of
ST. PAUL AND OMAHA DEPOT
uod-Hm
Max Meyer & Go.
Goods
GunsAmmunitionSporting ,
BASHING TACKLE , BASH BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha , Ne
TO ALL
OTHERS
In Convenience ,
DURABILITY , ECONOMY
AND
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
BUY § BEST !
SOLD BY
Lang & Fotick
] B 2S3T
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
MINNESOTA FLOUE.
It always gives satisfaction , because it makes .
superior article of Bread , and is the Cheap
est Flour in the market , Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded ,
VM. \ / . YATES , Cash Grocer.
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