THE OMAHA DA FLY BEE : WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1 , 1881
rolvoon tlio vice-president. What is the
intention of the constitution in its
spccifica'ion of imbility to jllschnrgo
the power * nml ( ItititM of said ollioo ,
is one of tlio contingencies which c.ills
tliu yicu president to tliu oxoroiso of
prcsidi-ntml functions. Is tlio inn *
bility confined to lonu continued in-
tollictUAJ incnnncity , or has it a
broader import ? Wliat must bo ita
extent and duration , how must its ox-
istencobo eJtablijhed , hns the presi
dent , whose inability is the subject of
inquiry , any voice in determin
ing whether or not it exists ?
la the decUion of that momentous
and dictativu question confided to thu
vice president tit is it contemplated
by thu constitution that congress
should provide by law precisely what
should constitute inability and how
and by what tribunal or authority it
fihonld be ascertained. If the inabili
ty proves to bo temporary in its na
ture and during ita continuance thu
vice president carefully oxorciai-8
the functions of the executive ,
by what tenure docs he
hold his ofliuc ? Does ho continue as
president the remainder of the four
years term , or would the elected pres
ident , if his inability should cease in
the interval , be empowered to resume
his office , and if , having such lawiul
Authority , he should use it , would the
vice president lie thereupon empow
ered to resume his powers and duties
an such ? I cannot doubt that thrse
important questions will receive your
early and thoughtful consideration.
IK CONCLUSION.
Deeply impressed with the qrarity
of the rosii'iiimhilities which have so
unexpectedly devolved upon mo , it
will ho my constant purpose to co-op-
crate with you in such measures as
will promote the fjlory of the country
and the pro pority of its people.
( Signed ) CIIKSTKH A. AUTIICH.
WASUINOTOK , D. 0. , December G.
OOCIDBNTA.L JOTTINGS.
WYOMING.
Thu Cheycnno Kynasium lias disbanded.
The Inter Ocean hotel nt Cheyenne has
been xold fur S2 ,000.
The Kock ojirinKS coal minex arc tun
ning full force , Averaging 115 care n day.
Laratniu ban a r. > al emato boom ; $35,000
worth charged | iindN in oue day rcc-ntly.
A Kawlins restaurant man named Ilrrt-
zol ekipprd on * , but week , lo.ivin mourn
ing creditors behind.
Territorial papers urge an amendment
to the asseHsmen lawn HO an to catuh the
cattle men before they ilinpoee of their
herein. .
Th'i Tiaramio Boo rtrang lias made ar
rangements to build tvro-stiiry brick
office , get a power pwu and other tin-
provementi ) .
Thu cultivatinn of oats and bailey in
Johnso cuuntv the past teason , has prov
ed quite remun-i'ntive. ' Thrcuhitii ; ma
chines are now at woik.
The moral Kentiment' of Buffalo , .Tnhn-
Bon cou ay , in on the up.gnvle. The dati e
house IH now closed a' . 10 o'clock at night ,
and entirely prohibited on Sundays.
The three companions of the late K. 'IS. '
McCauley , iiccid ntly poisoned nortli of
Kawlins , arj at the latter place , and
though a iye , it IH feared they will no : re
cover.
John McNamara , of Richirdson county ,
Nebraska , who hud been working i t Car
bon , attempted to board a freight tr in at
Medici e Bow. He wan hnockeH I'own ,
his left wrist run over and right hand bad
ly crushed. He was also injured intern
ally.
Thiity-ei ht miles clue west of Cheyenne ,
pa Horiia creek , in a silver bea ine belt that
is Bai I to bo four miles long and one wiiio.
Sixty looat om h ve been made there dur
ing the pant summer. Assays yield n *
high as foity ounces of silver to the ton ,
but the averagetwenty. * ! .
COLORADO.
The Robinson mine at Ljailvillo has
petered.
Pueblo countyTproperty is assessed at
$4,429,400.
The tota' assessment of the State footn
np $9(5,59 ( ,18r..48
The public Rchoo's t f 1'ueblo tempnr.iri-
ly BUB , . exiled fur wa t of fuel.
Red Cliff is now a permanent station on
the Denver & Rio Gran e raihoad.
Hurry Irving h'u just sold hw interest
in the Xowman Mines , at Rico , for $200-
000.
000.It
It is estimated that S.'tO.OOO were hpent
by the ladies of Denver f r ilresst-M to wear
to the enmity ball.
Thu county j lil at Denver fa crowded
with . . 1 members of the
vn.T.uua , an pife > -
sion will tuke uutico.
The Texas mn-ltt-r at Oalcyville t hipped
288 .IM of bullion , weighi'tj ; l.'ttuiiH , to
I'iiiladelphi i , valued at V13,4rhi.i5. :
The wholn valley < > ; tlu North Fork of
the ArkiuiKas i.s said to be an immense
placer , nnd ground in vaiioun lucilities in
nuiil to havu yielded heavily in gold.
Tun Chic'igo , lHirlin'ton & Quiricy people
ple continue 10 Much ibo tliu light ( if way
into the city of Denver on terms guneially
satisfactory to property ImlderH.
The association or atiizcd at l ) avcr to
raitiu m n y fur th < - erection of a i iirlleld
uionti iii'iit luxe Minouuco I that the eff < rt
in a failure and the money already ro-
ccivtd will be refunded to
CALIFORNIA.
Two now canning factories aru
way in Sacrameiilo.
The Hiibacriptioii for the Veterans' Home
iu San 1'ianciiuo amounts to $14,500 ,
Threj Ch nese lepers were discovered In
a umall ehanty near the depot in San .Toi < e ,
A locouintivu for thu new railroad at
Bodiuwau hauled into Um thu other da }
by Hixtevn mules. It wiiglitd 0 , IK
pou.nU.
Thu Urgent humpback whale ver cap
turud iu Monterey Bay was killed lunl
week. It measured 85 feet in length , ami
yielded ovrr a bund ed barrels of oil.
There are 500 miles of streets in Kar
Krancisco , 25 milett of whicli art ) payee
with cobbles 20 Htonu block' , fiC anhpliall ,
58 broken atone , 27 wood plank , and foui
with wooden hlocUs. Thecodto each pei
quare foot is : Cobbles , 20 cents ; basall
rocks , 33 cents ; composite , " 8 cents ; mac
Adam , 12 cents ; H od Mock , 3 < cunts
planking , 10 cents ,
The Marysville levee is completed ;
cost of 83 000. The average height of tin
levee above high water mar * of last A'in
tor id three and a half feet. Tim avora.'i
height of thu levee abo\- the city lottl !
twelve feet. The average width on ton i
icfeet , with rt basts of h'fty feet. Wurl
on the leve n in Butter county i near ) ;
fin'shed. ' Thus far , $3jfiOS.n : habrei
expended in the woik ,
UTAH.
The deer law expired Nov. 30 ,
Ogden bin aline of Hcrilic cuachct.
Machinery for the Ogilea Iron work
itre.arriviug daily and put iu place.
Thomas Cmaw fell into the nhaftof th
ur.'ka mine and was dashed to piu en.
Og'li'n ' in to have a now mammoth hr
tel , to be built ou the corner of Main an
fifth ttrects.
It is raid tint umitll-pov { * very pt.i
valent among the Ute luillani ou tli
UinUh reservation.
A young man n me' Oould , foil under
Utah ami Nort 'er i truck , itt Ogdvn , an
lid injurifn resulted fatally ,
Tbo amount ot dried fruita ibippcd froi
Ogdfn by the Union Pacific during tlip
muiith of October foot * Up to lMViU > S
pounds. _
MONTANA.
Tlio new Miner' * ball at lluttp \ * being
or.iiieineiited with pink granite.
Ti i her fit for manufacturing into lum
ber is very tcarcc in the \icinity ot Hutw.
It is estimated that the population nf
the ter itiuy IIAS Incre.ued 10,000 dur.ug
the present year.
A blacksmith at llutto thawed out dv-
ramlte cartridges by the tire , .uid soon af
ter the chop disappeared.
Montana Is the only ci-ctinn of the union
that reminds of the ( jarfield monument
fund , llo/eman forwarded f"Q ( M ) Tlunks-
giving day.
The jury in the ca e of the City of Huttc
against Joseph Knlnvorth , < rii'd in * he polio
lie * court , brought In the following re
markable ver.l ct : " \Ve. the jury , find
the defend < nt nut guilty , and mav the
Lord may mercy on his null. J. 11 ,
CurtiK , Kutotnan , "
DAKOTA AND THE DLACK HILLS.
Cuitcr county cries f"r artesian wells.
A new bank has been opened nt Ouster
City.
City.Kailrnad
Kailrnad meetings are the order of the
evenings in the Hills.
.Several tliou and sheep have been given
In clnrge of Lincoln county farmers by
ea.stcru parties.
Th Huliool for deaf mutes at Sioux
Valls'kii open f < r pupils and the tuition is
free to all deaf and dumb ic idiiits ! of the
territory.
Au ear of corn measuring fourt en
inches u length , nine and oiie-iialt in cir-
ciuntereiice and weinhing two pounds wi\s
ral-u 1 in Miner county this Rea on.
Avcr'a roftl d covety near Mandon , on
the Little Hart river , is salrl tu liavo lilos-
Homed out iut i fifteen foot \ein , furnish
ing a pro luct that favor.ibly comp res
w.th the best qualities ot I'ittsburg co.d.
ARPONA.
A I'hcnix man is niirHing 12,001 carp
an I will supply tliu marko next spring.
The and ntuity of Tucsnn is to ha\e its
treetH lighted , the eouiicil having voted to
erect 150 oil lamps fcr tnu purpo-e.
The Mormon settlers in Arizona are
huldiua ! fort for protection ngaiiiBt the
India'a. at ! cost of $8,000. It will be
calledjl-'ort Muroui.
NEW MEXICO.
] .a C'ruccs ft 11 htrapn the leather for
bloody murders.
Las Vegas has organized a fire protec
tive and tire bug exterminator.
Paul du Chaillu , the famous traveler
andw.iter is d"i g the country. IJan-
quetu wo e tendered , him in ttiu principal
tuwns.
"Rustlers" attempted to run of a lot of
hnrnes from the r nch of C. 1 $ . Kmith , nar
Holbrook Smith's men pursued the
thieves and having overtaken them , shot
them dead from their horses.
WASHINGTON.
There are 1,751 children of school age in
Spokane county ; number enumerated ,
l.G'.IS , not e nnierate ' , 53. Tot.il number
of childien in the county , 2,338.
The c nstruction part1 snt out by the
Western Union Tele''ra'ih Company , to
I ) ild a line at Like Pend .I'Oreille , "built
seventeen miles of line in twunty-ouo days
IDAHO.
Fresh milk hi ings 81 per gallon at
Hailcy.
Hay in now worth $33 per ton iu llailey
and S 0 in Ketclinm.
( Jold h is been discovered on Deer creek ,
nine miles wo t of Hnilov. The vein is
thri'o feet wiilo and can be traced 700 feet
The ere assays SA5 to the ton.
In Idaho , fencet are made by digging
trenches about two feet wide and piling uj
sagebrush beside i hem to th ) iiei lit ol
three feet. No horse ever trijs to jump
tint * sort of fence , and no hog can over get
beyond the ditch.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The telegraph line is fiiiiahed from Ku
gene to Springfield , in Lake county , Ore
gou.
gou.Over
Over SMO.OM in nsHemmrnts will be
come delinquent in Xovaila mines during
this month.
The Portland police have arres ed a
Chiniisi burglar iu whoso don a lirgo
qua ititv of goods ot varius kinds weic
found.
The depth * of the Kureka , Nc\ada
min-H. fr in thomrfaco of the g ound al
the top of their shaftu to the Sutro tunne
level. ar - as foIovv ! : Utah. 1,1 ( ! " > feet ;
Sierra Nevada. 1,501 ; tJninn. 1,502 , Ophir ,
1,000 ; C. .t 0. H'mft ' , 1,550 ; ( Joi. Virgmi.i ,
1,1)25 ) ; I tonne r uhaf t , d'ouklfc Curry , I , < i7ti
( Jouldi ; Curr , a ad I5oit Ac 15el her shafts ,
1,4 JS.
Making n Raise
.Inlin llay.s. Credit , P , O. , fays that for
ninejiiouilis liecouM nut r.tisu his hand t (
Ids he.i t , thr u.jh lamonebs in t o Hhoiil-
dcr , but by the u-e of I'IIOMAH * KL UTIIK
On. lui v..is entirely cuit-d. dccO-eodhv
A SMALL TATE OR
The Sequel to n Scene in n. Suburban
Station-
The town of Wood Hirer in this
Stuto is now enjoying a puriod of enviable -
viable notoriuty. Its rural serenity
hftH been diaturbud by n moral earth
quake and its peaceful paitime.s laic
aside for u time. The town wouk
doubtless havu slept on for generations
lulled by the murinuringa of ualug iah
atreani close by , but for the periodic
calls of a brother of thu cloth , of the
Methodist Episcopal purauasion. Al
though imturo waw not excessively lav
ish in her dowry , by dint of cultiva
tion ho acquired n burning taste for
the beauties of nature and art-leap
women. The records foil to mentioi
more than one nt whoso shrine he won
a diligent worshipper ; her charms were
innplu to Bootho the Plutonic throbs
th.it reverberated beneath hia vest like
the distant echoes of a bane drum.
At the period of which wo write
not two moons ago , the revoreni
brother felt his exchequer growing
beautifully less and the prospec
of replenishment aa remote n
his desire to leave the clmrmoc
neighborhood. During this puriod o
financial depression ho concluded tc
combine the ( substantial with the pan
' *
H'IVU pleasurca , and went to board a
the domicile of hia devoted , who slml
be nameless hero. Shu had a husbnni
with n wooden leg , which failed t
licnnratoBuftlcicnt warmth toBootho ho
frosted pedala. 'T-viia the winter of he
discontent when the r. b. applied fo
shelter from tliu chilling blasts of hi
creditors , and royally ho feasted o
her bread nnd bacon. Deconun
thoroughly domesticated , ho sot t
work on the diflicult feet of accom
plishing her solo's salvation , and th
performance of little acts of giillantr
that increased hia importance by ucv
oral degrees. The husband in th
meantime kept hia weather uyo peolc
and his timber appendage in fightin
attitude , A party was given at
neighboring town to which the tri
id referred to were invited , and i overs
of the townspeople. Returning the
betook theinjelvo * to the depot an
aited for the midnight train. Tlio
d inmiVM sunglv tucked away on i\
invcnicnt bench and was soon asleep ;
vn more member * of tlio party were
odding in the shadows of tlio stove ,
hilo the r. b. attended strictly to
is adorer. The lit full Ilicker of n
rakoiunn' . ' ) lamp c.ist"a deep religious
glit" over thin scene. The horoiiio
nil fortified herself against tmer -
nciea , anil when conversation liu.'gcd
reduced a paper of candy. Tlio r. b.
ow bog.ut to toy with the tassels of
er inuH'iuid playfully tip her under
10 chin and between these nets a
inngo of gum drops took place. Thn
nnoroua snores of the sleeping nt-
miauls alone disturbed this toto-n-
< o Presently she Binolo the
ovorend brother in the vicinity of
10 fifth ri'j ' and whispered in his oar ,
This is a good time for our busi-
ess. "
And then the light went out.
The principal witness to tlm scone
irked in the shadow of the ntovo ,
ith eyes half closed on purpose Ho
as been summoned from Denver to _
[ Wear before a jury of deacons this
FooTilo
Those languid , tiresome sensations ,
uisiug you to fool Rcnrcoly able to bo
n your foot ; that constant drain that
j taking from your system all its
lasticily ; ' driving the bloom from
our cheeks ; that contimml strain tip-
n your vital forces , rendering yon ir-
itublo nnd fretful , can easily bo ro-
mveil by the nap of that marvelous
emedy , Hop Hitters. Irregularities
nd obstructions of your system are
elieved at once , while the special
ause of periodical pain is permanent-
y removed. Will yon heed this ?
Cincinnati Saturday Night. decl-lH
Dorchostor Novm >
orresxtulenco | of Tlic llw.
DOHCIIKSTEII , Nob. , Doceniber 5.--
'lio winter is shorter at this end than
ast winter. Coal is plenty.
Grain nnd hogs , owing to good
iricea , are being turned into money
> y the farmers.
Building in town nnd surrounding
country still on the boom.
All our merchants are putting in
ixtunsivo ntocks of goods , to meet the
lumand of the holiday trade.
Tlio lumber yard of A. J. Neimayor
t Co. lias been sold to 11. T. Decker ,
of the firm , who will continue to man
igo the business in person and do the
wmo rushing trade.
Our now bank , under the manage-
nent of J. C. Thurston , cashier , is n
naterialulvanhigo to onr buaincs.s
ueu and to the farmora , stock raisers
, nd feeders of thu nurrounding coun-
ry.
ry.The most enjoyable nnd most mic-
cesaful .social ntHur of the season was
ho festival given by the ladies of the
jhrirttian church ou Thursday evening ,
December 1 , for the benefit of Prof.
Hush , formerly of Lincoln , but now
) .mtor of thu church nt this place.
Resolutions of a very flattering
nature , and highly commendatory ol
; ho professor's work at this place were
passed , and several speeches wore
undo amounting almost to culogiums
ipon the professor aa a Christian gen-
: lcman and an earnest and successfu
worker in the cause of Christ , lie
, s earnestly requested to remain
among ua another year. The supper
was among thu finest wn over sat down
: o , and although an immense
number of people were present ,
From town and from many miles in
the country , no ono went away hun
gry. The receipts of the evening
were about ? 52 00 , and Prof. Bus !
was presented with an elegant copy o
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary , by
'riemla and admirera. Altogether i
was the most unanimous endorsemen
any divine ever received from the
people of Dorchester and vicinity.
T. C.
TJnrivnlrd
As biniit ! certain euro for the wont forms
if dyspepsia , indigestion , constipation
mimrity of blood , torpid H er , disotdtrei
minrys etc. , and as a medicine for eiadi
eating every Bpecies of humor , from ai
ordinary pimple to th worst ulcer , Uuu
> 0'k Ui.ociu limKlts htand unrivaled
I'rice ! * t , trial si/.e 10 cent'j. ' dcc-5-cow
Bucluin'N ju-uion Salvo.
The best aalvo in the world for outs ,
jruiscs , Bores , ulcers , salt rheum ,
'over sores , totter , cliappod hnnda ,
chillbluins , corns nnd all kinds o !
skin eruptions. This "salvo is guar-
inteud to give perfect satisfaction in
every caao or money refunded. Price ,
2oc per box. For sale by
Ton < fc MoMAnoK. Omaha. '
ALMOST CJIAHY.
Hrnv otton do wo BOO the hardworking
ing father Htrnining every nerve anc
uscle , and doing hia utmost to aup
[ iort bin family. Imagine his feelings
when returning home from a han
day'a labor , to tind hit ) family prostrate
trato with disease , conacioua of niipau
doctora * bills nnd debts on every 1mm !
It must be enough to drive one almos
cra/y. All this nnhaiipino.'ia could bo
( voided by using Electric Hittoro
which expel every disease from the
syHtem , bringing joy and happiness to
thousanda. Hold at fifty centa a bet
tie. Tali & AIcMnhon. ffl
FACTS"TlfAT W J-rK NOW.
If you are Huflering from a Kovero
cough , cold , asthma , bronchitiH , con
aunijition , lo.tn of voieo , tickling it
thu throat , or any affection of the
throat or lungs , wo know that Dn
Kj.No'ri NKW DihcovKitv will give j'oi
immediate relief. Wo know of kiln
dreils of cases it has completely cured
and that where all other medicine
had failed. No other i emedy cat
allow one half IUH many pm-muni'ii
cures. Now to give yon Katiafiictory
pi oof that Dr. KIMI'S NKW Dtso >
KKV will euro you of Asthma , Hmn
chitin , Hay Fever , CotiHUinptioii , Ke
voro Couglm mid Cohls , Hoirmiii'hs ;
or any Throat or LUIUJ Disi-aso , if yoi
willcul ut J. K , IHII it Mc.M\no.s'
Drug Store yon can gut a trial boltl
free of cost , or a regular nixo bottl
for SI. 00. jsuilOlyiti ;
Western Horse ana tiattlo In
soranco Company ,
.Capitol , . . . * 1OOUOOOO
Ineurui Horoui , Mulus and Cuttle aiimt IOXH b
looiJcnt.Uorcojw or thclt. Aifcnciui Iu all coui
( lea Of the Htate , Hnd Inr rlrnulon
B. D. MoLAUaHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public.
< t tor I'dne the mo t direct , qiilcki-xt , MI
\tc t line ronncctlnR lh in it Mctrojiollii , rill
AOO , Mid the KAHTHUS , NORTII-KAIIIIIRS , anirti
nl HotTII'KAnrKKK I > liK , which toniunitctlicto ,
Ith KAM AH CITT , LRAVRHWORTH , ATCIIISON ,
'oiisni. UU'rrii nnd OMAIU , the COVMIRCUI
> iTRt from nlilch rikHMo
EVERY LINE OF FIOAD
i t jwnotrateii the Continent from the Mlmourt
U\cr to the Pivcin > Sloiw. Thn
CH10AOO HOOK ISLAND it PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
i h only line from Chlo ( to owning trocit Into
tuitni , or which , by IU own ravl , riwhcn trtc
lalntu ntiot u imnuxl. No TRANHTRRX nr An RUHR '
Co MIHKISII ( Mssritiosnl No huildlln ; In III-
antlUtrdorMiicliAii CA , IM ocrivw nuiT If
Arricil In roomy , chan MH | > oiitll i l coMhm
pan Kait Kxiircso Tmln .
DAT CARHOlunrhMol mftziilnconc
'ALACK KutitriNii CARD. ntt ourounw
) IMSII CARM , uinn uhlcli uuvO't nro nonnl nt uiv
irj * wl oxrclleniH ) , nt the low rnto ot a VR. > T ( '
'INK CKSTH KACII , with ample tlnuili.r hcMthlul
ThroiiKh I'Ain lictw-pcn Chicago , I'corln , Mil
auki-o nml MiHKOiirt HUor t'olntu ; niul rliwn eon
ncctloni at Ml | X > lnt of IntcrsooUcn with ollici
roivln.
Wo ticket ( ito not fowl this ) illrivtl ) t < i v\en
ACO of Importance In KOIIKI * , NetinHkn , I'.Ucl
Illln , W\omhiK , Utah , Malm , NuMvlfi , ( hllfornlo ,
rixoii , WashiiiKton Totritorj'i Colorvlo , Arirom
nil Ninv Mnxlco.
An liberal ftrninsonicntfl ro ifnnlinc biunmo at
ny uthur line , MI j rote of faro Muitjn anl on MI
competitor ! * , who furntnh but tltho of thii cent
ort.
ort.DOITS and tackle of njwrtflrocn froo.
Tickets , inni nnil folilom at all prlndpik
Illors In the United SUUfl aiul Oinala.
11. H. CAULK , K. ST. JOHN ,
* lcu rriw't & Ocn. Qon. TU ami 1'iwi'r AK
Manager. ChlovCT ) ( 'nl uro.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Co the Liqnor Denier * of Omnhn-
MATOII'H OmcK , 1
Novumber L'S , 18H1. f
The City Council of Oinahn , pci forming
.ho duly di'volvin * up u it uinler thu Iu i
iiiimi of 1881 , p oviuiiiK for tliu lKi'ii"iii , ,
if dealer * iu iiquon in Xebraska. Imvo
> nsnrd an ordiniiuco wiiich taken effect on
hu lnt day of .T nuary , A. 1) . 18M. ' .
Jnder tlio terms of thin ordinance a 1 who
mnxwo to engage Iu the vending of In
, oxlcAiiiir | liqunrH in thin city , mu-t file
with the City Clerk < if Omajm tlitnr applj
cution for licciiHe accompanied by a jn'ti-
.ion tioiu thirty free holders ro idont in
Jio Wrtrd whn e it IH piiiiio-i'd to m ll
iquor , n lx > ud In the HUIII ol $ Ti , 0 i con-
lltioiu'd [ w mutim ! by law and the re-
ceijit of tlio City Treasurer i i O < ha for
Lit ninmnit duo f r the tiinn the licct u U
requ red ut thn rate of $1,00 i per annum.
ItlankH will bo found in the oltico of the
City Clerk and will he furuMivd upon ap
plication. Under fie law mi license ) can
ijwuebeyond the end of thon.uninpid
- Inch IH the hri-t Monilay iiftiT the lirxt
Tuivday in Anril A. U. ISS'J ,
All applicatiiinH for llcensu iniwt lie o\cr
f r the njmco of two weeks , diniiif ; which
linio the notice requited by Inw must bo
l > ublinlii'd l < y tlis api'liuaut , a blank form
if nuch notice will do ftinuslieil bv tlio city
clerk. To give the rifjht to sell liquor ,
ciimmoncing January Iut , 1S82 , applica-
tioiiH and petition- ould bo in do on or
before the 10th day of December , A. IX ,
1881. On January Ittt , 1K8'J , all .saloons
for the Halo of liquor in Omaha , not licenn
ed under 'he Hatd ordinanj < MiiHt clriHo nnd
remitin clontxl. \iolatorn of the 1 iw will
lits arrctttcd by the uiarsha > nnd itolioo of
the city.
'Signed ) JAMIUI K. Born ,
Copy ) nUO-Gt Maynr of Omaha.
NetaskaLandAgenf
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
IC06 F rnh m St. , . . , Omaha , Nebr *
9100 ,
Jarn.ullv Belectoil land In Kaat4ir Nohnukafoi
ul , uriat llarKahni Iu imuro ud ( anal , an < !
) malu city property.
0. K. DAVIU WKI18TKB HNYDKIl
Ut Land Hoin'r II P
_
DISEASES
-OF TUB-
EYE & EAR
DR. L , B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist
LATE CLINICAL A80IBTANT IN ROYAI
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Ittferenctii all Kvputnlila h ( .Iclaim of Omaha
Wromce. Corner ICth and Farnham 8ti.
Omaha , Neb auliimutf
BOGGS & HILL
REAL ESTATE BROKEtfS
N * . 16O8 Farnluua Stre t ,
JBC , - - 2NHE1XX
No Changing Cars
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
here Ulrwt i-onnrotion am miwlo with T - iufili
SI.KKI'INO OAH LINKS for
KW VOUK , IIOSTON ,
I'lllLADKUMlIA ,
UAI.TIMOHK ,
WASHINGTON
AND AUi KA8TKKN IT1RH ,
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kor INDIANAPOMH , CINCINNATI , IX3UIB.
II.UK , an. . ) all | < olnt In the
TUN HUM UNI
For ST. LOUIS ,
'hern illroct ronniHtion * ru uukilo in the Union
IVH > t with th Through SliH'phiK Car
Umwlor AU. 1'OlNTfl
NEW LINEDBS MOINES
T1IK FAYOIUTK UOtTTK FOB
Rock Island.
The unnitaM Inducements oderix ! by thti lln *
o tnt elnrs ami tourlnU am UK follovrn :
The ciilcbmtisl 1'UM.MAN (18-whi ( > ol ) PALACE
LKKl'INIl OAKS ran only on Mill line 0. , II.
Q. I'AhACK ItAWINO IUHM CAIIS , with
orton'a lU'L-llninj ; Chalra. No mtru clmtv" tot
> at In UivJInln Clmlm. The laiuoilA U. , 11. &
l. 1'alnro Dlnlnj ; Can. OorKcoiu HinoklnK' Can
ttixl vi Ith rhignnt hlKli-lncknl rottnn rotohlni ;
haln , ( or the oxcliuho UHO of flnt-clun | Mwon >
ure.
ure.Htcol Track and > u | < orlor equlimont ) comblr 1
Ith their ( jacat through car armiKomont , mku
il , aboi o all othoro , tlio favorite route to tnp
"iut , South anil BouthMuit.
Trv It , ami > ou will flail tratollni ; a laiury In-
toad of n illfloomfort.
ThroiiKh ticket * via thin wlobrntud Una for ( ale
t all olliciw In the United HUtw and Conaila.
All tntomiatlon abjut rottot faro , Slooi Inn
' ar anxninnoiUtlonii , Tlmo Tnblpj ) , ote. , will
beerf ally ( th en bjr ajpl > Ing to
f KUCKVAL LOWELL ,
General eniror Aiccnt , '
J. POTl'KU ,
Gfl. Manapur Ohlcaco.
880. SHORTJ.INE. I860.
KANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
U Till ONLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
ANUTHKKAST
From Omaha and the West.
No change of can between Omaha and - uouui ,
ami liut one between OllAIIA and
NKW YOHK.
SX2C
Daily PassengerTrains
tuciimo ALL
EASTERN AND WRHTKItN OITira with LK8E
CIIAJIQIS and IN ADVANCK of ALL ;
OT1IE11 LINKU.
Thli entire line In oquipmil with Pullman'i
ralaco SlcopliiK Care , PaUco Day Coaches , Miller *
Safety Platform ami Coupler , and the oelebntot
WostlnghouM Air-brake.
tZTBoo that your ticket roads VIA nANBAf
crrv , ST. JOSEPH * COUNCII * BLUKKS Rati
road , via 8t Jcwuph and St. Loula ,
Ticket * for ealo at all coupon stations In thi
Weel. J. K. nAUNAHD ,
A C. DAWKS , Qen. Hupt. , St. Joseph. MoJ
Qen. Pan. and Ticket Agt. , St. Joncph , llo.
| ANUT DOKDKM , Ticket Agent ,
1020 Farnham street.
A. D. DABKIKK Qenorol Awnt ,
OMAHA. NR
Sioux City & Pacilic
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTE
Huns a Solid Train 'through from
Council Bluli'a to bt. haul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Houn.
IT IN
3S.OO MILKS TUB SIIOHTB8T UOUTK ,
ruou
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTII Oil niHSIAUOK
and alt polnbi In Northirri Iowa , Mlnnirotft anO
Dakota. Thin line IH t | ii ! | > | dlilth thu bnprnvoi
WuHtliihoune ( Autoinatli * Alr-lirako and Mlllei
Platform Couulcr and IluOor ; and for
SPEKD. BAKKTV AND COMPORT
. Piillnmii PaUru Klcciilnif Cur
run through W'TIIDIT ' C'llANOK Ix'tvus n Kan
H.IH City and St. Piuili : > Council lllnlld urn
Hloux City.
Trahm liatu ITnlon Pacific Tramfcr at Coun
ell lllulfH , at 7Ufi : | i. m. dilly on nrrhul ot Kanwn
City. Bt. Jo cih | anil Ooiincll Itlnirx truln lion
tlio South. Arriving at Mom Cltj 1 1 : a.ri p. in.
and at thu New Union Ik ) > ol ut St. Paul nt l'J.31
noon.
TKN IIOUKS IN ADVANCK OK ANY OTHKIi
ROUTK.
taking the Hloux City llonti
youL'ut u'lhroiiKh Train. 7lio Shorn kt I.lriu
thu Quickest Tiino and it Comfortable Illdu In tin
arn liutucvn
COUNCIL HLITKH ANI HT. PAUL.
e&Hua that your 'lick. ti road via thu " .Sloiu
City and I'udllc Koll.iuil , "
J. S. WATTLES , J.Il. I1UC1IAKAN
HuiMTliitiniliiil. Om'l I'uo. Aw-nt.
P. K. II01IINSO.N , Am't ( .1 n'l PIWH. AX t ,
Mlfuviurl Valluj , lowu.
J , H. O'UKYAN , Southwurturn Axunt ,
Councl Illntrd , IOHO
BASTOZ & TOLS ,
Will Remove in a tew
days to
BOYD'S ' NEW OPERA HOUSE
You will do well tc
call and examine
our stock of ,
BOOTS § SHOES
At 1422 Douglas St , near 15th ,
Which will be Sold at Extra
ordinary Low Prioea B w
f-ro
THIS NHW AND CORRECT MAP
' MI IX. jfyond any rcasoimMo question tlmt.tho
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN
> .M lu'Lilui tin. ui j. tO-\ lor ) mi Kilakr nin'i' .nucliiij ; ln illini ilKo'ilou icivxtij.
Chicago and all of the Principal Points in Hits West , North and NoHhwcst ,
. 'irofiilljT ninlnothliS'np. Tlic rrlMMir\1 ! | Cltlomf the Wf" < l And N'ortlihpif Rn MAtin
on tliHrond. Iti tliMticli trnlus tuuku close COUUCC'.IUUH rtltli tbolrulnyoluil rullMudt >
Junction points
A .
' *
r i * > . yj
: " 7 < si 5 gg > t- > .y\- ) i i. L i ft ° c/ffi
. ' . . . , .
* ; MIN ! : < . nW \ rwjflOAdO , t . ! TyUTH r3Timi4RAirWA > (
THE CHICAGO A. NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
Ovpr nil of ltstirlnclp.il lltipi.rmii eaeh wav dally from two to tourormoro I'ast Kxpi
1 rains , ti Is the enl > roail west of Chicago that uses the
The Imperial Palace Dining Cars.
. , . . , . .
'i.-1 > i v cvii 1.1 t'linuif ii u i.iiiv iiinmkiir\i.ti. iivi ii iittv 4 i ii\u niin i nir IMIIQ
t.Her > this recd lire fcuM by all COUIK > U Ticket Audits lit tlio UMltcil Status ani- .
( niiailiii. (
iti'iiii'iuher to jwk for Tlckct-s via this roadbn uro tlicy read over It.and take none other.
HAKV1.N UliaiUTI.Gou'l WauaKor , CUlcaRO , W. U. STB.NNKTr , Ocu'l 1'ass. Apont , Chlcav
IlAnitY V. DUKU Ticket AjjontJO. & N. W. lUtlway , 14th anil Fainhftm itreetn. 1
D. E. KIMtlAUj , AulnUnt Ticket Anent 0. & N. W. lUlltvay , lith.and Farnham ilrecll *
J. I1KI.L , Ticket Agent 0. k N. W. tlalliray , U. P. H. 11. Depol.
SAMK T. r-I.AHK ( lennral Airent.
WM. ROGERS'
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
finest Silver Plated Spoons and Fork
The only umlj Uional plato that
original firm of i
in giving for in-
Hugo r a Bros ,
atanco a single'
All ou > Spoons ,
plated Spoon a
Forks and
Kuivua plated triple. thiokuoHA
with the greatest
plato only on
of oaro. Each
the B o a t i o R
lot being hung
on a scale while where axpo d
! being plated , tc to wear , thereby
insure a full do making a single
poait of silver on
pl t d Bpoon
thorn.
thorn.Wo wear aa long on
Wo would call
n triple plnttid
especial attention
one.
tion to our BCO-
Rival. Orient. Tinned.
All Orders In the Wont nhould ho AildriMtwl to
A. B. HUBERMAN3T ,
Wholesale Jeweler ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Omaha , POLACK
. ,
Cheyenne ,
Fall and Winter
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
IN
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices te Suit all
1316 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEAK FOT7RTKKNTR _
Opening Dec. 10 !
FINEST HOLIDAY GOODS
E Ever Brought to Omaha.
LARGEST LINE OF FINE FANS ,
In all the Latent and Most Novel Designs , Celluloid Setts , over
50 Styles , Diaotiti and Kubher Setts.
; fl Do not fail to Call and nee thia ABSortmeat.-ttss.
KUHN & CO , , Creighton Block.
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