Nebraska Newspapers

    1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. DECEMBER 72. 1&81.
THE DAILY BE IS.
OMAHA PUDLI8HINQ CO , PROPRIETORS.
910 Farnhnm , bet. Olh and 10th Streets.
TKKM9 OK SUW3CU1PTIO.X.
copy 1 year , In fuhancopu ( tx\i | ! ] ) . .f 10.00
6 non't ! " " . . . t.oj
month " " . . . 3.00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
VUHICAHB CJIICAOO , Kt. mt , SUSNIUrOtW 15O
OMAHA IUILROUI.
teATO OmAhft Piunengor No. 2 , 8:30 : a. in. Ac-
cotnmoilMlon No. 4,1:00 : p. tu.
AtrlieOmfth& Vnssonccr No. .1 , 5:20 : p. m.
Accommodation No. 3 , lOi.'O a. m ,
LH1VINU OMAHA AJT OR KOtlTII BOC&D ,
0. , n. & O. 7:10 : . in. 8:10 : n. m.
C. h N. W. . 7:40 : . m. 3:40 : p. m.
C. , K. I. & I' . . 7:40 : ft. m 3:40 : p. in.
K. C. , St , J. 4 C. I ! . , UnvcH nt 8 it. m. nrd 0M :
p. m. ArthcsatSt. IxmUnt 0:30 : n. m. nnd 5:62 :
p. m.
( m.V. , St. ! , . & { ' . .lours at 8 v m. ami 3:401 : > .
m. ArriTRD ivt St. Louis nt 0:40 : n. m. ana 7:30 :
m
wiur on foiTtrviuna.1
B. A M , In Noli. , Through r.vpicM , E : 0 , ra.
11. A II. Unroln Kxprc * < fl'20 p. ni.
D Otrrlniiil Kiprctti , 12:16 : p. in.
0 , .t K. V. ( ot Lincoln , 11-4S k. in.
O. A U. V. for Onccoh , 0.40 n. m.
U. 1' . freight No. 6 , 60 : a. in.
D. P. freight No. 9 , 8SO : < i. m.
U. V. frokht No. ia , : Hp. ) m.
U. V. freight No. 7 , H:10 : p. m. emigrant.
-.I1. Dcincr oxpreta. 7:1S : ! p. m ,
U. P. froli'ht Nn 11 , 11 SJ p. in.
U. 1' . IK'tiur fright , 3JO p. m.
AktlVlSO FRO * CUT AhS MUTIt.
n. n. A o b.oo a. m. 7:1 : ? * p m.
( . & N. W.,0:4D : a. m. 7:2.1 : p. in.
0. H. I. & I1. , 0:4 : 5 n. in. 3:05 : p. in.
K. C , BU Joe & 0 It. , 7:40. : ) . ui.-0:45 : p.m
rMst tun KB/TA
O. ft IL V. Ittn Lincoln 1.03 p. ra ,
U. P. I'aclflo KxpnwH 3:26 : p. m.
U & M. In Nob. , Through K\prct 1:15 : \ > in.
tl. & M. Lincoln K.\prc jt 11.40 R m.
O. P. Pemcrcvprctw , 7:35 : a. in.
U. P. Freight No. 11-2 60 p. in.
U P. To. tt 5:10 : a. in. KnilRrant
D. P. freight No. 11,12:16 : p. m.
U. P. NO.D.OO p. ni.
V. P. Vn. It 1 : < C , n. m.
U. P. Denver freight , 1:10 : a. m.
O. A It. V. mlxoj , ar. 4:45 : p. m.
UDMUT TRAINS RlinrRILN O-iAHA AMD
COU.ItlL ntUFFB.
LOATO Omaha at 3:00 : , D.-OO , 10:00 : and 11:00
m. ; 1:0 : 2.00 , S.-CO , 4CO : nnd fctOO p. m.
Ixnvo Council Dluffa at 8:25 : , 0:26 : , 10 25 and
1:06 . m. ; tS6 , 2:25 : , 3:25 : , 4:25 : and 6:25 p. in.
8unHnj- The dummy leaves Omaha at O.'OO
mad llxo a , m. ; 2:00 : , 4UO : and 5:00 : p. in. Leaves
Ooundl DluJTi at 9:25 : and 11M a. m. ; 2S : , 4:25 :
nxl C:2C : p. m.
Through and local paMenpcr tralni between
Omaha and Couu U HluJlB. Lcare Omaha fl:16 : ,
7146 , 8:40a. in. ; 3:40 : , 6:15 : , 0X0 p. m. Arrive
Ouiaho 7:40,11:35,11:45 : : a. m. ; C:40 : , 7:05 , 7:15 ,
7:40 p. ra.
_ _ _ _
O enloganl doting of Mplls.
louiK. onra. CUIBB.
a , m. p. m. a. m. p. m.
Cfclcago&N. W 11.00 0:00 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , R I. & Pacific. 11 0 DAO 6SO : 2:40 :
Chicago , B. & q. . . -.11:00 OKW 6:30 : 2:40 :
Wabash 12:30 : 6:30 : 2tn :
Bioux City and 1'acino. . . 900 6:30 : 2tO :
Union Pacific 4KX ) 11:40 :
Omaha&K. V 4XW 11:40 :
B.&M. In Neb 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha& Sioux City. . . . 600 7:30 :
P.&U. Lincoln 10:30 : 6:00 :
D. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . lSO : 11:00 :
D. P. Donvcr Kxo 0:00 6:30
a. Bkrax City & St. P..11:00 : S:40
malls for Htato ot Iowa leave but once a
tef , vix : 0.30 a. m.
Office open Sundayo from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TII08. F HALL P M.
Business Birectorv ,
Abstract arid Real fcttato.
JOHN L. McCAGUE , opposite Post Office.
W. H. BARTLETT 817 South 18th Street
Architects.
DDFRENE & MEXDELS30IIN , ARCT1ITECT3
Room 14 Crclghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. , Room 2 , Ciolghton Block.
Boots and Shoe * .
JAMES DuVINK & CO. ,
Floe Boota and Shoea. A rood assortment ol
borne work on hand , comer Izth and ll&rnoy.
mO& EJUCKSON , 8. E. cor. 10th and DousrUa.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
COfi 10th street , manufactures to order good work
t tali prices. Repairing done.
Bed Springs.
3. F. LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1517 DourUset.
Books , New * and Stationery *
J. L FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
MCQHANE & 8CHROEDER , the oldest B. and E.
banse In NebnuOu. establUhod 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RKSTADRANT ,
MRS. A. RYAN ,
cothwtst corner IGthand Dodee.
Best Board for the Money ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed ,
Ueala at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash.
Furnlshnl Hnnms Supplied.
Carriage * and Road Wagons.
WM 8NYDER , 14th and Ilamey Streets.
Jewei , ere.
JOHN DAUMER 1314 Famham Street.
Junk.
H. BEimiOLD , llairs and Metal.
Lumber , Lime and Cement.
FOSTER & GRAY corner ttth and Douglas Sta.
Lamps and Ulauware.
J. BONNER 1309 Doualos St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
0. A LINDQUEST ,
One of our most popular Merchant Tailors Is re'
celrliiK the lateat ilcsiKim for Spring and Buminor
OooJs for gentleuibn's wear. Stylish , durable ,
stnd prices low as ccr 216 13th bet. DOUC. & Kani.
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. RINGER , Wholesale and lUtall , Fancy -
cy Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Card [ loanlrt ,
Iloeicry , Glotca , Corsets , &c. Cheapest House In
the Wcxt. Pnrrhascrs ea\o SO per cent. Order
by Mail. 116 Fifteenth Street.
hotindry.
MBN WEARHE k SONS , cor. llth&Jarkfionsta
Hour and Feed ,
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnhtm 8U. ,
Wehhans Bros. , proprietors.
Urocer * .
Z. STEVENS , 21st between Cumlng ami lur
T. A. McSIIANE , Corn. 23d and Cumin ? BtrooU.
Hardwaio , Iron and Steel ,
OLAN & LANGWORTIIY. Wholesale , 110 ni'
112 16th street
A. HOLMES corner Iflth and California
Harness , Saddles , &a
B. WEIST 2013th St. bet FamA Itarney.
Hotels
; ANFIELD HOUSE , Geo. CanfldJ.Sth & FarnnADl
DORAN HOUSK , P , II. Gary , 913 Famham St.
SLAYEN'S HOTEL. F. Sa ! > on , 10th St.
eouthorn Hotel GUI. Hamel Oth & Lcavcnw ortb
Clothing Bought.
O .SHAW will pay highest Cach price for second
b&nd clothlnc. Corner 10th and
Drugs , Paints and Oils.
KUUN & CO.
Kino Vuo Uuodu , Cor. 16to and
Doutlts trceU.
W. J. WHrrEUOfJfE , Wholeule & RcUII , teth it.
a FIELD , 2022 North Bide Cumlng Street.
PARR , Druinrtet , 10th and Howard Streets.
Dentists ,
DR. PAUL , Williams' Clock Cor. Hth & DoKs. |
Dry Goods Notions , Etc.
JOHN II. F , LEUUANN & CO. ,
Hew York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and 1812 Karn-
hsm strict.
Ck 0. Enevola also boota and shoes 7th & Pacific.
r-urulture.
A t , GROSS , New and BtvOnd Hand Furniture
od Stoves , 1114 Douglu. Highest cub price
Id for second hand goooi.
.BONNEK 1309 Don/U it. Fine goods , &c.
Pence Works.
OUAHA FENCE CO.
OUST , FRIES & CO. . 1213 Harney St , Improve'
4 Ice Boies , Iron and Wood Fence * . Office
Railings , Countm ol tine and
Olears and Tobacco.
WEST d FIUTSCHER , manufacturers ot Cl arf ,
\VTiolenalo I > re.lr l n Tot > cco , 1305 Doucla * .
V. P. LOKKNi'.F.N mannUcturtr 1410 Farnhtm
Florist.
A. Donaglme , plants , cut flowers , Mtots , ooqaet *
etc , N , W. cor. l < nhnj Douclwi streeta.
Otvll engineers nnd Surveyors ,
ANDRKW nosKWATKR , Crclphton Block ,
rovn Surveys , Grade and Scworogo Systems a
Specialty.
Uommlsslon Merchants.
JOHN O. WII , 1.13,1414 Dolgo Street
0 H. nr.KMKIl. For lUUlts MO Urge advertise
ment In IHHv
Cornice Works ,
Western Cornloa Works , Manufacturers Iron
Oornlco , Tin , Iron and Ditto Hoofllng. Onion
from any locality promptly executed In the K-st
manner. KaUor.v and Olllcc 1213 llarney St.
U. SI'KCIIT , Proprietor.
( lahtuilznl Iron Cornlcx-s , Whitlow Cn | , etc. ,
manufactured and put up In any part of the
country. T. S1NHOLU 410 Thirteenth street
OrocVnry ,
} . DONNER 1209 IOUIIM ftroot. Good line.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
OEO. II. I'CTKUSON. AIM Hnt * . Cap" , noots ,
fhofg , Natloni nnd Cutlery , 804 S. 10th street.
Refrigerators , Cnntlold's Patent.
C. F. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Fam. A Hutnoy.
Show Cojo Mnnufactory. )
0. J. WILDE.
IKnutucturor and Dealer In all klmls at Shoir
. , 1317 Ca < 8 SL
FUANK L. GHRIIAUD , proprietor Oinnhiv
Show Case iiianutsctnrj' , S18 South ICthntrett ,
between Ixvuonuorth and llarcy. All goods
wnrranloj lltut-clas .
Pawnbrokers.
nosKNFKLD. Ibtli St. . tict. far ft liar
Qtovcs KIIO 1 tnwaro.
A. Bur.iKSTiu : ,
Dou'cr In Stove * and tinware , and M.viufMturer
of Tin lloofa and all kinds of llulldlng Work ,
Odd Kollows' Block.
J. BONNIIR. 1809 DousUfl St. Good and Cheap.
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholwtlo and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators , Odd Fellows Hall.
Physicians nn 1 Surgeons.
W. 8. GlUns , M. D. , Rjom No 4 , Orelghton
Block , 16th Street.
P. B. LEISKNIUNO , I. D. Masonic Block.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , opp. poetofflce
DR. L. B , GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurlst. S. W 16th and Farnham Sta
Photograpners.
GEO. HUYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street ,
near Masonic Hall. First-class Work and Prompt-
Plumblnc , Qas and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. , 21012th St. , bet. Famham
and Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. 7ITZPATRICK. 1409 Doiulu Street.
Painting nn apor anting.
HENRY A. KOSTKRS. 141 Dodge Street
Shoo Utores.
Phillip Lang. 13JO Farnham st , bet 18th & 14th.
Second Hand Store.
PERKINS A LFJVR. 1410 DouslM St. . Now and
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
he. , bought anil sold on narrow marrlna.
balooni.
HENRY HAUFMANN ,
In the now brick block on Douglas Stmet , has
just opcnod n most elegant ucoi Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
o\cry day.
" Caledomi " J FALCONER 07910th Street.
Undertakers ,
CHAS. RIEWE , lOiy Famham hot 10th i lltd.
09 Uent Stores.
P. 0. BACKUS. 1205 Farnham St. . Fancy Oooilx
WESTEK1ST
CORNICE WORKS ;
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA , - - - NEB ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GALYAMED IEON
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON § SLATE BOOFING ,
Speoht's Patent Metalic Sky
light.
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
I am the general State Agent for the above
line of KOods.
KOods.IKON
IKON FENCING.
Cresting * . Balustrades , Verandas.Office ( and
Bank Railings , Window and Cellar
Guards ; also
GENERAL AGENT
Peerson and Hill Patent Inside Blind ,
THE KENDALL
PLAITIffi lACHfflE
DRESS-MAKERS' ' COMPANION ,
ity
TH plaits and priwe perfectly ono yard per
minute.
Itlt iililtHfro.il Mftof an Inch to 1 1-1 Indus In
width In tiorriarnt feltn or finest nllk' .
It does all klniU anil Htjlei of plaltlnfr In uw.
No lady that tloeH her own dru.tn making can
a ord to do without ono on nice plaiting In
n.verloutof fanhlon , If ectn It nlln Itself. For
Uachinit ) , CircuLira or Atent'n ! terms adtlrtM
CONGAIl ifc CO. .
113daniH St. , Chicago , ni.
OiO.V. : . KKNDALL , , ' ' '
THE OCKDENTAL !
d. I. PAYNTER ,
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howard
Streets ,
OMAHA , ISTEB ,
Rates , Two Dollars For Day ,
125J6m
SIBBETT & FULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
8p cUl tttoBtloa giun to collectlooi lo Butl
fr "
AFTER DUET HAUTE.
The Brooklyn Humorist's Attempt nt
Pacific SlojH ) Uoiniuicliiff.
UrcoKlt n V tcle.
Tlioro wixs ovidoiitly trouliln brewing
ing , ntul trouble of abnormal intorcat ,
for never before in the history of Four
Ace Flat had nil hands knocked oil'
work for a whole dny. When Abe
Tucker wixs hung , a coinmittoo took
chnrgo of the solctnonitics , nnd the
beat of the inhabitants nttundcd to
tliuir business us usual , liven when
Hud D.xvis licld four iineons oyor the
kiiiR-full of the 'Fritco , with $000,000
in the pot , the honest dcni/ons of the
tint iiulustriously stuck to their legiti
mate vocation of gouging oacli other ,
and local tradition says the tiuht bo-
twoLMi iMullitis and tlm Kid did 'not
draw a hnlf-payini ; ring aido.
Hut to-day the whole Flat was at
leisure , and it was rumored in the
morning that Buck Oalloway would
wear a plug hat , nnd posMbly a vest
wlum ho appeared on the tlehl. Unt
Lcllingwoll had bought n now blue
tlunnel shirt that morning , and itVIVR
said that ho had greased nis boot * , all
of which proved true , thousjh de
nounced as c.iuards by the skeptics
when lirst mentioiiett in tlioir pres
ence.
ence.At thu Oriental saloon thovo wnn
tripe on the free lunch table , and at
the Palace garden blue chips had uono
to § 20.
And yet it was not 11 gal * day.
Thuro was nn oarneatness in the faces
of men that destroyed any idea that n
picnic or a lynclnpg matinee was in
prospect. Besides , the constitution
of the Klat was ritrorously in favor of
postponing all pleasure until night ,
nnd so it uns manifest that that there
was trouble on hand , and trouble of a
serious nature.
During the morning it was all gos
sip , but toward noon , when Buck
( lalloway , in the much envied plug
hat , nnd Hill Letlingwoll , resplendent
in full blue shirt of dazzling brilliancy ,
with boots greased to n mirrorliko
resplendency , passed ouch other on
the street without the customary
salutation , all Four Ace Flat know
that the hour had come , and braced
itself for the oxcitomont.
Pools took n now impetus. Money
was placed rapidly , nnd in the market
loans were effected at thu heavy per
centage of four for one , which made it
easy to keep the reckoning.
"Think uho'll stay game ? " asked
Pete Wilder , as ho examined his pistol
and loaded it with grave solicitude.
"For whatever yet got , she will , "
responded Mr. David S.impson , who ,
by reason of his having added some
salt codfish to his stock of liquors , had
become a merchant and been elected
Mayor. "She'll stick like a tree. "
"And the Englishman ; " demanded
Pete , taking aim nt a man who had re
fused him a thousand dollars.
"Prottygoodnhot , " criticised Mayor
Sampson , as the unaccommodating
capitalist dropped in his trucks ; "took
him just under the ear. Yes , sir , 1
think the Englishman will stay , too. "
And they joined the crowd who were
pressing toward the outskirts of the
town.
"You say along the outside of the
wecpin , Bill ? " remarked a tall , hand-
BOIUO girl to Mr. Loflingwoll , as she
fastened her hat with n steady hand.
Life in the silver leads bad loft its
impress on her face , which , in spite of
the traces of dissipation , had still soft
lines of womanly loveliness in it.
"Ilight along the outside and for
the hip , " replied Mr. LeflingTrellwho |
was admiring his shirt with an ani
mated countenance.
"Arc wo most ready , Buck ? " in
quired a large , fine looking Knplish-
inau of Galloway.
"I don't regret the act. But I
may hold to-day in remorse as long iis
Ilivo. "
"Oh , blow that ! " retorted Mr. Gal-
lowny. "Aim low and lot remorse
keep shop while you're gone. "
Out on the mountain side wore
congregated the wealth and fashion of
Four Ace Flat. Above thorn the
trees waved musically in the summer
air , and the broad stretches of sweet
grass smiled or looked sad as the great
billows of clouds cast shadows upon
them.
The Englishman looked around him
and saw that ho wns no favorite. The
bold , beautiful fact ) of the bravo girl
had won such prejudice ai the Flat
thought it good judgment to show on
an occasion which demanded the bone
and sinew of fair play. And us ho
looked nt her , whom ho had never
seen before , the Englishman expresaed
a thrill of admiration.
Mr. Galloway raised his hat to Air.
Lcflingwell , and hero n complication
arose. Mr. Lellininwcll's hat
was old nnd mishapen , und
Mr. Galloway peremptorily declined
to accept the rising thereof as a re
turn of his salutation Mr. Lellingwoll
protested , but public opinion wnu
against him , nnd it win nt length
decided that 1 o could not , EO to apeak ,
put old cloth into a nowgiirmont , and ,
therefore , for na much as Mr. Gallo
way hud taken oil' his now hat to Mr.
Lellingwell , on the field of honor , Mr.
Lcflin wiill must return thu courtcity
by taking oil his no\\ whirl to Mr. Gal
loway.
This delicate point having been sat
isfactorily settled , Mayor Sampson
embraced the opportunity fern
n little oration , ruying in nub-
stance , that nn how thu Eng
lish bloke had busted a hole in
the gal's side partner , for which she
hud demanded satisfaction , all hu ,
Mayor Sampson , could ndd to the
proliininnrieH wan goin' in for keeps ,
and may thu bust man win.
There was not n tremor iw Bill Lei-
lingwell placed her in position. Her
face was ns calm as the air around her ,
and as she gazed upon her foe , hu who
had ouiit her husband homo with no
recognition for her in hm OVCH , a smilu
played around her lips , for she knew
ho would BOOH go down among the
roots and worms where she luid plant
ed the only thing she over loved.
"What's your woppins ? You have
the choice , " asked Bill of Galloway.
"I'm dogged if I know , " replied
Buck. "lie has got 'em there , but
ho won't let on to mo. "
Thu Englishman had heard the
question , and now advanced with u
largo paper parcel. Ho was pale , but
calm and obviously under control ,
"I have like this "
one , ho said
quietly. "At tho'lire' lot her open
the bundle , und 1 will mine , Gnu of
us will fall , if not both. "
The girl took the package and held
it firmly. Loflingwoll had won the
word , and ut his "One , two , thrno
fire ! " both papers full to the ground.
The Engluhinan stood firm , but
with a wild shriek that woke every
hiding echo in the Sierras the girl
dropped - dead !
"It's a lucky thing your English
man got out , " remarked Bill to Buck ,
n * they nietnt the Oriental dm ing the
evening , "Tho boys would nave
grafted him if ho'd staid. "
"Yon bet , " replied Buck. "If I'd
know'd what it was , ho'd have got it
from mo right there. "
"What was the wcopin' anyway ? "
askinl the barkeeperlio had not
been able to attend because > if some
financial regulation imperatively du-
nmiulei' ' by the till in the ab.tciico of
the proprietor.
"What wasit' ' " sneered Bill , "What
was it' ' Uvtnrn doogoned livejnouiio !
That's what it war ! "
"Buolmpnllin. "
New , ipiielf. complete cure in fmir day
initial v lTcctinn4 , sinnrtinp , frequent o
( Illlk-ult urination , kidney dlsriiieH. SI.
Op | > nt at ( . ' . K. OixxlMmii'i' . ( fi )
OLD DARLINGTON.
A Town of Siupltnm , Smolcr. Soot
nml81nK Hills.
l'ati V'Mnclrco Chronklr
Darlington is a town in the notth
of England , devoted mainly to iron
ttnoltiug , iron rolling , nnd on Satur
day nights to boor. It th ono great
rolling mill , vthureat the furnace
il.imot , aiiioko and metallic vnpom go
up 1'iicu.tsingly dny nnd night , blncL-
uning the iiu.ivens , blackening the
houses , nnd blighting the vegetation.
The ntr , so strongly laden \\ith sul
phur and other chemicals , make n
person unused to it sick when in the
immediate vicinity of the furnaces.
Of these there nre ncres nnd milen ,
blots on thu landscape , with their
tall , ungainly chimneys , rough sheds
und awkward scaffoldings. Acres on
acres of ground nro covered with the
"slag" or rofuao of the furnaces , forming -
ing in places hills of hnrcl , vitreous ,
volcanic looking matter of IBor 120 foot
in height , or covering more ncres of
land to n uniform depth of 12 or ID
feet. It is the accumulation of cen
turion , nnd land nuiat from time to
time bo purchased at any cost in the
immediate neighborhood whereon to
deposit it. It is drawn from thu
furnaces in great iron pots , which are
run on tramways , nnd their contents ,
completely solidified , though still
glowing , are dumped over overgrowing -
ing nnd encroaching sides of these
artificial hills. So they dump them ;
so thu rounded masses , taking the
shape of the pots , lie halfway down or
nt the foot of the ' "slag" mountain ;
by day half-cooled nnd showing only
in their middle an angry , red , fiery
spot. As the shades of night gather
they seem to grow redder and redder
nnd glow in the darkness like enor
mous molded coals of fire , for the
cooling process requires days.
Till : K.VTHKU or AM. I.OCOMOTI VKH.
At Darlington , on a stone platforn
ncur the railway station , stands the
first locomotive used in England , nnd ,
for that matter , thu first on this earth.
It stands there as a memento to future
generations of the starting point of
steam transit. It is open to the
woathur , n queer , spidery-looking
thing ; fore and hind wheels of the
same size ; pistons , rods , cranks and
all the machinery atop of a small
boiler. As compared with the pas-
Bcngor locomotive of to-day , it is in
appearance oven as awkward , ungain
ly , throe-day-old colt , with hind legs
BO much longer and out of nil proportion
tion to the fore lugs , is , when con
trasted with the BUIIIO blooded animal
live years after , stripped and ready
for the race. Yet this , the father of
nil railway engines , ran from the year
of its birth--1825-until 1858
It ran over the first railroad over
built in England , that from Darling
ton to Stockton , twenty-live miles in
length. A portion of the original
track still remains , thu rails , or rather
ships of iron , being clumped to up-
hewn stones in place of wooden sleep
ers.
THE HCHKUULH OF TllKAKIO.
Now read the first time-table of the
Stockton and Darlington railway , and
compute if you can , how much print
ing one of to-day would require if put
forth with so much detail and elabo
ration .
jTlll'KTOS ' ANI > DAllMNdTO.S 1UIMTAY.
The company's conch called the
"Experiment , " which commenced
traveling on Monday , the 10th of
October , 1825 , will continue to run
from Darlington to Stockton everyday
( Sunday excepted ) , setting nil' from
the depot nt each nluco at thu timu
upecifiud as under :
On Monday From Stocktonat 810 ; !
in thu morning , and will reach Darl
ington at ! ) : ! ! 0. Thu conch will set oil'
from the latter plucu at I ! in thu after
noon , nnd will reach Stockton about 5.
Passengers to pay ono shilling each ,
nnd will bo allowed n package not ex
ceeding 14 pounds , nil alovu that
weight to pay at thu rnto of twopence
pur stone extra. Carriage of small
parcels threepence each.
A BnjiUnt Mitiintor'n Experience-
1 am ti ] ! , iitint | miniNtcr , and before J
oven thuiielit of bcinu a uleruymnn , I
h'radnaled in medicine , but left a lucrative
practice for my present profcHHioii , 10
ye.u-H ago. I wan for mnny yearn n Hiif-
ferer from ijiitnHy ; Tliomun Kcluctrlc Oil
cured nit- , I wnu alxo troubled with
lioaiBcnenf , and Tlioinan' Kcluctrlc Oil nl-
wiiyn rullmcd ir.n. My wlfo und child
Imil diphtheria , nnd TliomiiH1 Kclectrlu Oil
cured tlieni , mid If taken in time will euro
beum UmcH out of ton. J am con
fident it If u euro for tliu innut
dlmtinato ould or cough , nnd If IUIT
ono will tuko : t until ! teanioiii | und half lill
it with the Oil , nnil tlii-u place the end of
the H nnn in one nostril an I draw the Oil
out of the hiioon into the head by Hnilling
nn haul an tiiey can , until thu ( .11 hilla over
into the thruat , ami jiracticu that twice n
week , 1 ilnn't care how ulftiwlve tliuir head
inuy be , it will clean it out nnd cure their
cntnnrli. For cluafnuxj and eiirachu It him
iloutj wondc'rn to my curtain knowledge. It
IH the only nudlcino dubbe'l like patent
niediclno tint I have ever full like rcconi-
uicndlnj ; , mui 1 am very nnxioux to co It
In every p'ncu ' , for I tell you that I would
not IIB without It In my homo for nny
tonblileruUon , 1 am now mifrcrln ; ; with
a pain Ilko rhemnatlmn in my light limb ,
and nothing rcltevcH me like Thoinnt' ' Kc-
lectrio Oil. 1 > U. | J. F. CltANK ,
-i"-lw Cony , 1'a ,
VICTOR'S ' RESTAURANt ,
101G Faruhum Street.
Ojnltrx , Chops anj Game CookeJ.to O'Jtr ,
And Served Under Pertonal 8upervltlon of
Proprietor ,
VIOTOB DOORQSS.
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTOENEY AT
- - LAW
rioposAis : von CIHAIN.
Onr'tof imi Tunx , \
iiMittMi'iOmns V
OMAIK , Neb. , nwcmbrr SO , 1 < W1 J
Smln ! tirow ) < . In ttlillc | tp , mlijcct to thn
twiml roniUtkmt , lll Iw TtivU < xl nt thl < oillixi
until 12 oVIotk noon , on tiniunhi , J Hum 14 ,
1NS2 nt which tlmo anil I'lucc the will t
PH'iH' l In | irr MiTct lililiU'r * , ( or ( u nlxhltijt iiT.cl .
dclix rj In qiiniitltlM < rMiilrt | < l , tin to Jiinc in ,
1 2 , * tOm hai1owitNrtirikn | , or t UtlonJ
< in the Union I'ncinc rnllr < wl , cait cf Kcut ncy
Jiinrtlon. o ( S(00OiPUpotituN Corn ml l.CXO.CW )
1-onniU On In.
l'rn | iAN rorijtmitltli-d lew ttmn Iho nhnln
Mill lie rrwhnl. li < 1Ucr > nlllinitnJnulll.il
Mtilrnl. | roniinrncii Kilininrjr I. MS. l'itl < r
ilii-i1 will lie rh n to ntHdiH of ilnmtwtlc pro
Unction , romlltloiK ol vrliv nml qmlltj Iw im
tiii.tl | , nt il tuirh im-ftmi < ulll ! M > Ivrii to nr I
iln cl Aim-limn imnliirtloii | irodiiiv l on thn
ririDciTit't to Iho rvtcnt of tlin < x > p miH'tlon
n < | titlfil IT the ( inlillimin < thinTho ( . ' " -
frninint nin > the tlRhl to tijrttnii ) rr ftll
| > n'lHnnl < . Hlil fhoi Id ntulo the ruin | > tr 1UO
j uinil4 , mot | nr hnol rlnhil th iu\i > lo | > < < < ixiu-
talniinr Iliom Mianlil W unlorml "HUN lor
Htnln , " mill ivMnivil to thiMimlir > Uniil Illil
iUr intriiiu | < tel to Mihnui | mipn li lor U-
llurj of Iho ( 'urn In new nvmnlfini \ \ ) MrKu
o ( 10J | < oui tin rnrli - And for II > ! IM > Iof , iho fin
l > it In IIPN rf iMiil Imrlnp pnoks n't ICO i-oumU
isicli.
isicli.Colr
Colr | * rf thS nilu-ltU'nunt nnil oflhi'rlr
cularol in tinclloni lo liliiilirii ran I oliUt uttl
nn nppllratlon lilhUoltlns vnl ono ivniy < ich
o ( Ktlil iilM-itlmint nt ami nrotthrtihoiilil In' nt
taolusl to flr ttvoniiviut Mrti i > rointi i KIII ! form
ft | virt lirtMf. ' M. I. UMll.NinoN ,
doi'O-Ut ( hkl < > ui\tti rnia tir.
Miittrr of Aimllcntlon of Chn . .lo 'pli
( or Jinnr | l.ici'ii'o ,
Noricn.
Nnllif it lirirliy K' ' " ' " Ihi * ' ( 'lit * . lo r | < h
illil upinthc'JM cU ) of Diminlivr , A. 1 > KM , till
hn ! | > | > l'rntlon ' to the Vujar iul < lit O utinl nl
imih.t , lor Iloi'ii-Hi to nil Mull , Sprit i n an I
Vlnmi < Il. | OIK , nt Tt'iitii liiHt. butwiH-n
linxoiiMorth unJ .Mnny itr ' 'H , Klr t wiinl ,
Omaha , lh. , tioui the till il.n nf J.iniury ,
1S > ! ! , to tl i < IPth ilny rt Anll | , IS-vj.
If Ihciu bo no olijiotlon , ruur < i > tmnro or pro
tottlllp.1 l htn t o K ) > H titini IHc lulu i Slut ,
V 1) ) . , IVil , ( hi1 Kilil IKvnio ivl I tin Rmiitfil.
( .mi. .liwtni ,
AiHuiii' | | .
TilHduAiu IMILT Dm iu' TnHilllpuMUh | |
thnnV o\o notit ) IIDIV ( vuliU't'k for tuoMttkM
nt Ihu i'\M'iiM ) ol Ihi' applliiint. The lily of
Owiln tsnotto ! ch < rxi-l tlurowl h
.1. J. U C. JIlWrTi * .
Di'l ! City Clrtk
Mi\tlt r of Aipllmtinu ol hchroU'f A
lloclit tor l.itior ! | l.icfusi' .
NUTICK.
Xotloi in liorvhy cl > iui tlmt ohratfr & lUx-hl
illil , upon the Hlh < Ur ot Dmuuhcr , A. ! > . , 1M1 ,
IUo hli apiJIoutlon to thu llnjor niul fit ) Coun
cil of Omaha , for Htviif < > lo no 1 Mult , rplr'ituoui
uml Vlnotu llo.uom , nt No. Ill South Ktffoinlh
trfi't , Tlnnl nun ) , OnwIiR , Noh. , from th l t
day ol Jkuu ( ry , 1M2 , tolhii lUtli iL > ) of April ,
18K2.
If them ho no olijrctlon , rrmonnlanra or pro-
tent til wtlhln two Minks from 14th of Dnx-m-
IHT A 1S81 , the palil ICCIIIHI lll lie printed.
SCIIHOTKK & t WIIT ,
.
TIIK 1) ) u UKR now iijwpor will publlnh the
abova notlco for tv-o wi'oUx .it , th r\K'iiii < i of the
li < it < The Ultj of Omaha U not lo bo
Koil therewith. J. J. U C JKWKTT ,
City Cl rk.
Atattcrof Aiipllcatlon of .Michael Wullnnz
for l.iuor | License.
NOTICI : .
Notice in hereby K' ' von thnt M Ichncl Wnl-
Iniizdid , upon the .Mtlidivy of December ,
A. ] ) , , ] HM , flic his nii > licntiiii ! to Ihu
Mayor niul Cit ) ( \mncil uf Onmhii. for
llcfii o toHcll Jliilt , .Spirituous nml Vinom
Liiiuiirf. itt north .siilu I.c.u'i'iiuortli , bu-
twi'i'n 'I hirtounth nnd I'ourtooiitli htreetH ,
Second \viircl , Uuinlii , Neb , , from the
"tli day uf Jnnunry , 188 , to the 10th dny
of April , 1882.
If there bu no objection , remonstrance
or protest tiled within two ueikx fiom
Docomhrr ' 24th , A. 1) ) . , 1881 , the HniU
lcen ! > will bu r-tntcil.
MICIIAI i , WAI.I.AN/ ,
Applicant.
TUB DAILY lUr. : newHpnpur will pnblixli
thu ubKivu notice mice each week for two
weeks at thn exneupe of the applicant.
The City ol Onmlm in not to be eharueil
therewith.
.I..I.L. c. jJiwirrT ,
lec .2t. City Clerk.
Matter of Application of Chan. 1'inxch
fur Ijlquor J iccrtno. .
NOTICK.
Notice il hcri'liylvi'ii ( thnt Clmi. Plnxcli did ,
ti | > oii the 16th ilay of Deucinliur. A. 1) ) . , 1881 , Illu
h,1) umi in.tlon to the Jluvor nnil City Council of
Omuui , forllccinotoscll MultSilritiuiiwund | Vln.
OUH l.liniom , ut Xo. CM Houtli ifiitli Htrrot , lint
\\anl , Umalui , Nib. , from thu l t il.iy of Jan-
nary , IBM , totholOth ilay ol April. 1 82.
If them he no uhjcrtlon , rumonxtinmu or pro-
U'nt tllnl nlthln tuo e kH from Dorcmbcr 16th ,
A. 1) ) . , 18il , UiOBaul lleeiiHe will tie Krantcd.
CIIAUI. < I'lvitni ,
Appl cant
TIIK DAILT Drr. ni'UBpapvr nlll puhllnh thn
alravo notice for two ittxkH at thu expense of the
nppllcAnt. The City of Omaha In not to bo
clinonxl therewith. J. J. U C. JKWRTT ,
declO-1' t Cltv Clerk.
Matter of Application of .lumen KorHyth
for 1'orniitlo Hell J.iuoras ( | a lniK''iiU (
NOTICK.
Xolliu l hrra'iy ulxen tint .lamM Kornyth
ilid , upon the If.thUa } of Ilucvinlwr , A. D. , IhHl ,
Illc IIB npill.itlon ] to thu Mayor und City Conn-
ill nf Omnha , for permit to Mil Malt , . - plrl t nous
nml Vinnut ) l.lquorn , OH n Dru iBt , 'or niillcl -
nal , tiivchnnlcal anil ehomlenl pur } > o CH only , nt
Ho. 02 North HlUeenth mrtot , Kourlhranl ,
OiimhaVeb. . , from the Ut ilaj of January , ISS'J ,
to thu IDtlidaj of April , 1BB2.
If there lie no object Ion , renmiiNtraneu or pro-
tut tllullthlii two HO ks Iro'n IHwinlier U.th
A. D. , 1H81 , thunald ptrmU "III ho u-nmUil.
JAMKH l-'llllHVTM ,
Appllennt ,
Till. DAII.I ItKt , ncuhKiH | > r will piililiih the
alwiiotKe : for two \uekii , at the Lxpeiihu of
Ihotppllentit. TlioClly of Unuliit In not to l > o
ilmivnl thtruuilh. J. J. 1C. . JBWI/IT ,
ilteir.-m Ctj Clerk.
.Matter uf Application uf I'Mward Oeid-
ri.fli for Liquor Liceime.
NOTICK.
Notice IN licrehy nit en that Ixhuuil Dclilrlch
dlil , iifioii the mil . .l.of December , A. I ) , , 1881 ,
Hlo hUnppUrntloii to tint Ma or and City Conn
ell nf Oniuhit , lui'liceiihu l > n\\ \ \ Milt , Hpir tnoiiH
nml VlnouH Lliii ) i , nt .Nil. 'JuOfi C'unilnuUriel ,
.Sixth u aril , Onmha , Nih. , from the nt < l < i ) of
Jnntiary , 1M81 ! , to the 14th tin } of April , KM.
If thcru ho no ohjfctlon , riiiioiiHiiin < o or pro-
tent Illril vlthln two wmkn from I.'llh of Dteum-
tier , A. I ) . , IKbl , the fcnld HIYIIMIilll hoL-nuit il.
I DUAIIIi llrllilllCII ,
Apillennt
TIIK DAILY Htr neuftpipcr will puhlh ) the
itbovu notleii for tuowixkHiit Ihu uxjienHj of Die
npollcnnt. 'Ihu Clly of ( Inmh.i It not to hu
ilmrifiil thcrswlth. J J.J , . C. JKWI.TT ,
diwir.-lL't Citj Cltrk.
Matter of Application of Chrihtlan An-
ilremin for l.lijtior l.lcvn.su ,
NOTIOK.
Kot'eo U lieriliy xUcn thnt I'lirlitlnn Andre-
hen dIJ , upon tko 14th dny of Deieinber , A. I ) . ,
Ib8l , niehli fp ) > luttloii to the Major und City
Council of H ma IHI , for llruito to till .Malt , t-plr-
ItuoUH nml Miioim LlijiloiH , atNo. . YO'J , I'lllimtli
itruet , Thlnl wurd , Oiuuh.i , Noh. , from thu Ut
dny of .Miiiar ) , Ibil ? , to thu IDlh daof A | rll ,
Itwii.
If Hide In no objection , ninonttrinm or pro-
lutllliil ulthln two wHiliH from )4th ) of Iica.ni >
Lcr , A. D4U81 , IhcfcuM llrinmiMlll lie ( -rantcd.
C. AMUIKBOV ,
Appllmnt ,
TIIK DAILY HIM ncwriupcr ulll | TuMl h the
above noUrti for two \uieku at tliuexjiciino of Ihu
tjiplltant. The Clly of Omaha h not to bo
(1 , ircid therewith. J. .1 , I > . .U JKW1T ,
d cC-m ! City Clerk.
Mutter of Application of Klclmnl Wilclo
for Liijuor Llceiwc.
NOTICK.
Notice ID hereby Uen that IllchuilVllde dlil
ujon thu 10th ilay of December , A. D. . IbUl. file
IIIP application to thu Mayor und City Council
of Onuha , lor ll'X'n ' to mil Malt , hplrltuolin anil
Vliioim Mijuorn , at Ji'o , 1121 Kurnlmm Bfrvtt ,
Third Ward , Onmln , Neb. , from llu > ; Ut ilay of
January , IBM , to I lie 10th ilaj of Ajir.l , IMi
Iftluru l.ono objmitlon , rcmnnttiance oriio-
ttbt tllcil ulthlntvto mi lid liom Uuceinber 10th ,
A 1) , Ikbl , the nald lletnvovtlll lie K
Appllumt.
DAII.V llir. lu'wiiapcr ulll publlih thu
al ivo notleo for two m IKS at the m | cntecf thu
njipllcant. Iho City of Omaha (4 ( not to he
ilurKuUh J J. I. C. JKWHT ,
Duel Mil , Cltyt'lirk.
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
15th and Dodge Oti. , Omaha , Neb.
Tuli icency clot * T imri broker Ku builncw.
Does ntupooulat * wid thtreloro.soy bargolui
ie Intun-d te r one
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
IIQTKIX. TOWXF
ARLINGTON , J. Q. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Net ,
JUDKIN3 HOUSt : , JUDKINS & DRO , , Red Oak , U.
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 , Mllford , Neb.
REED HOUSE , 0CO , REED , Ulysiet , Neb.
WOOD3 HOUBE , W. P. ELLIS , Otceoln , Neb.
COMMERCIAL. HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromiburju N J- .
AMERICAN HOUSE- , GEO. H. McCAIN , South Dend.tU
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Loulivlllo
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , DUIr , Neb.
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. U. HACKNEY Aahlnnd , Net *
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , Oakdnlr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. CLEMMON3 , Onward , Jfeb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. EVAN8 , O'Neill , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL O. F. OAS8ADY , Denlion , In.
HARTNtY HOUSE , w , p , HUNTER , Wi-Jlilde. la.
UELLOU HOUSE , MRS. A E. URUCE , Rltlngi City , M b.
DORCHESTER HOTEL , A. 8. KINKLE Dorcheitrr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. O. MEAD , NellRh , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE , JAS. McKILLIP , York , Neb.
TUTTLC HOUSE , W. H. TUTTLE , Aurora , Neb.
GAGE HOUSE , A. It. OAGC , Republican City Nt&
OCSVER HOUSE OAIRNO& WILLIAMS , HnitlnK * . Neb.
SANDERS HOUSE , CHA3. E. McNISH , Friend , Neh
WOODWARD HOUSE , WAREN WOODWARD , Cxoter , Neb.
JUOKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , MaNrrn , la ,
PARK HOUSE , W J. GARVIN , Cornlnfi la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE. WM. LUTTON , Vllllsca , U.
E8TEO HOUSE , N. T tSTEB , Qrand Island , Ne&
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILM8 , Kearney , Neb.
WILDER HOURE' THOMPSON REED Wllber , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A , C. OAARPER , Hardy , Nob.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , W. W. SHUWFELT Waco , Neb.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , Q. W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Oolumbui. N b.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE J. S. QREGERY , Central Cltv. Moo.
SUMMIT HOUSE. SWAN & BECKER , Oroston , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8IEVERTZ , NeolA , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emeraon , U.
Mills County , lown , C. , U. t Q. K. H.
M. Cluwo Exchange Ba
L. W. Tubba Or iitMil
D. L. MoMurtry , M. D Phyaiciim nml Bui eo *
D. 0. Abhi Furnitur *
Whlpplo t ( Initr .Hardware
Applogtito Groceries ami Holiday Good *
J. Orillilli Moat Miirkct
J. T. ( Iriat : Blacksmith
J. T. Irolund Elevator
A. L. Sheldon Hotel
A. C. Van Auadalu llonural Merohnndiso
J. U. Moons UruKB and Orgjma
W. S. Ooodnll ( loiiornl Morcliaiidisc
Mills County , ] < . , U. , 11. .t Q. II. K.
II , H. Ciroy & Co General Murehantlise
I ) . iVr. W , McFurlmul Dry Gootla and OJrocorios
Dr. E. IJ. Strioklur DrupRut
S. I'urcull ? Furniture
E. P. UosbyHhull ifc Co Morclmnta and IJankcra
lioabynholl & Mason Grain Dealers
O. T Ivoa Ivcs House
H. E. Terry \ Brick Ynrd
Of the Very Latest Styiee.
FOE LiDIE , GSM AND OHILDEEH
MRS. HUBERMANN'S ,
6tb Street , Bet. Capitol ayqnue ixnd Davenport. Purs made
to .Order nnd Repaq irinipr Hnon atly done lot
Opera House Clothing Store
217 South 15th St. , Under
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING ,
GENT'S FUHNISHING GOODS ,
HATS & GAPS , TRUNKS , ETC.
Largo Stock and New Goods 1 All Goods Marked in Plain
Figures ! Strictly
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
If Honest Goods , Low Prices and Courteous treatment -will do
it. all who call and see for tboinsolvoH will be satisfied that the
OPT3RA HOUSE OLOTHTNG STORE is the place to buy.
t > ov23uo < llm
TO ALL
OTHERS
In Convenience ,
DURABILITY , ECONOMY
-AND
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
BOY THE' RFSTI
< sU B fcF HIT \ ff I *
-SOLD BY
Lang & Fotick
O. H. BALLOU ,
DEALER IN
Lath and Shingles ,
Yard and Office 15th and Cumings Street , two block *
mrth of
ST. PAUL. AND OMAHA DEPOT
ond-3m
CT. SIPOIRL ,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER ,
309 South Tenth Street ,
QUALITY AND FIT GUARANTEED.
French Calf-Tongue Boots , Sewed , - - $9,00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , - - - 6.00
American Calf Boots , 5.00
Pegged Alexis or Buckle Shoes , - - 3.50
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FEET OUT OF
SHAPE ,
All Orders Promptly Attended to and Filled With Dispatch ,