(1 ( THE ( 1UJLY ME : T1IU PoD Y JANUARY G. 188-2
RIGHTEOUS INDIGNATION.
ASovoro Setting Down on the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil ,
And Its Course Declared nn In-
suit to the Community ,
The Sormou to be Published
and Distributed.
A Summary of the Mown of n Dy.
There WM nn unusually largo gath
ering nt the Unptiat church on Tuesday -
day evening , including members of
tlio difToroni donominntionn of our
city , to take p.irt in tlio union service.
The mooting was ono of the moBt in
teresting that lian boon hold thim far
during the acaaon of prayer.
The pastor of tlio church , J. C ! .
Lemon , delivered a brief but highly
interesting I'lscourso , and at the con-
elusion of the oorvico L. W. Tulloys
aroao in his seat and rctpiCBtcd tlio
Cliriatian men and women present
nnd all 'others no diuposnd , to remain
nnd attend a meeting , the object of
which would bo fully staled In ilium.
Tlioso not wishing to remain retired ,
nnd Mr. Tnlloyflatalod that the objecl
of the mooting ivaa to get the BOIISO of
thii Christian men and women re
garding the ncurrilou'i article
that appeared in the Nonpareil Tues
ut day morning , .January H , entitled "A
minister's mistake ; " that the timohac :
dr cciuu for tlio mon nnd women it
o Council Blufl'rt , who bo'iovcd ' thai
criino was wrong , to take n hold nlnm !
in defonco of n Christian minister who
haa dared raise his voice boldly against
it. It was time that the moral cle
ment in this community expressed
their indignation for a jiooplo that
claimed to voice the Hontimont pre
vailing throughout this city , that
claimed to uphold tomporaiico and
morality and at the snino time was
found upon the aide of vice nnd criino.
For ono , ho could Bay that he hud
listened attentively to the lecture delivered -
livered by Mr. Lumen ; ho had also
rend the article that appeared in Tlio
Nonpareil and ho wm ready to declare
the latter article a falsehood and an
insult to every Christian man and
woman in Council lllullM.
Ilov. Cyrus Iliunlin , of the Congregational
gational church , was called o the
chair. C. M. Drown said lie felt very
free to oxprosH himiolf upon the sub
ject. Ho heard Mr. Lemon's dis
course , had read the article in the
Nonproil and believed it to bo faliw.
IIo had rend the Nonpareil and believed
liovod that its local page was on the
nido of vice nnd crime.
Mr. Overtoil stated that in a con
versation with ono of the police force ,
who listonml to Mr. Lemeii'd dis
course , ho atatod that ho drew it mild
ly , that ho did not tell half the story.
Hon. N. .7. Dond stated that the
article which npponrod in the Nonpareil
roil , wna , in his opinion , nn insult to
every Christian nmn and woman , ant
for ono ho was ready to denounce i
and the paper which ullowec
its columns to bo thus used. Ho was a
friend of John W. Chapman's , bu
when ho allowed his paper to take up
vice and criino ho was ready to do
. iiounco such a cause. Ho was prosoni
and hoard Mr. Lemon'fl discourse tint
could say , so far as his observation
"had extended , it bore the imprint o
verity upon its fnco. Ho Haid whoi
Christians were iiuultod it was no1
unchristian to resent it. "
A. B. Walker spoke as follows
"His attention had boon attracted t <
the article upon the Ipcnl page of Th
Nonpareil. IIo believed it to bo
falso. IIo , however , could not believe
liovo that the editor or proprietors endorsed
dorsod it. Ho had no doubt but tlui
the article wna written and publisho
without the sanction of thoao in con
trol. "
Ilov. Thomas 11. Clealand though
the article co'ntomptiblu and buneatl
the notice of the Christian men am
women of Council 111 ill la. lit
wns not present during th
delivering of the discount
by Mr. Lemon. Ho wan not prepared
pared to discuss that. Ho was of tin
opinion thut a committee should b
appointed to tnko some action n
the promises , but that they should nc
with intelligence and discretion. B
far as ho had boon ndvisod ho did no
believe there wns anything Unit
drunken man could write worthy o
even a passing notice by this mooting
Mr , Uro/.oo , pastor of the Method !
church , said thnt ho wns not prosen
to hoar Mr. Lomon's discourse , buth
had read the article in the Nonpareil
Ho considered the sumo contemptible
and beneath the notice of Christiai
mon nnd womon. Were ho in Mr
Lumen's shoos , ho would pay no nt
tontion to it whatever. Ho had ii
times past boon severely criticised b
the press for Liking n bold stam
against vice and crime , , but never no
ticed such attacks nny more than h
should the flutter of the lip and of a
turkey bustard. Ho thought nny nc
tion condemnatory of the articl
would bo giving the writer a prominence
nonce that ho does not deserve.
Mr. Tulleys nguin arose and said
"If the citizens of Council UlulF
would allow themselves to bo iuaultoi
without in 80IUO manner oxpresain
their indignation they would fall fn
short of doing their duty. The lend
ing newspaper printed in this city 01
last Thursday morning contained ai
article that not only shocked th
7ijoral sensibility of this community
but , was an insult to every Christin
man and woman in it. A largo ma
jority of them have patronized tha
paper , and ho believed it was time fo
thorn to demand some moral suppur
from it. It was time that the Nonpa
reil was miido to feel Hint the mon
element in this community had righl
they were bound to ru'ipect , Ther
was a time when mon liuvo not dare
to denounce that paper for fear
bringing its wrath upon thorn , bu
thnt time ljus passed , IIo ollered th
/allowing resolution ;
"Jlcsolyod , Thut it is the BOIISO
this meeting that the strictures in th
daily Nonj areil on the morning i
January 3d , 1682 , in relation to
discourse delivered by the pastor i
. ilio HaptUt church , entitled "Crim
in our city nivl tlio proper inoins of
suppressing it" nn ; nmlicious'inisrepro-
floiitnlions of tlio truth , and call for
the indignant protest of nil Christian
ion nnd women in Council lllulla. "
H. S. Cole moved th.it the word ma-
cious bo stricken out. Lost.
Hovorond Cyrus Ilnmlin said ho
as sorry such a meeting had heni
illod during the week of prayer , llo
cs afraid of the otfect it might have ,
lis opinion was that if any action
as to bo taken it should bo deferred
nlil next week. Ho thought nil
Ihristinns had .1 right to bo indig-
ant * There wns such n tiling as
ightcous indignation , but it was
lot always advisable to make it pun-
ic. Ho thought the article in quus-
ion unworty of notice.
Mr. Hossil moved that Mr. Loincn'A
iflcourso bo published and distributed
hroughout the city.
Mr. Tulleys insisted upon his roso-
ution , and the question was called ,
ho resolution ngnin read , and adopted
without ono dissenting voice.
Judge Homl then moved the np-
tointmont of n committee to secure
ho publication of Mr. Lemon's dis
course. Thofollowing were appointed :
.1. Ilond , Col. L.V. . Tulleys nnd
} lnrencp lIusKce.
Meeting ailjounicd.
TIIK NIW : I.NIINI : ; MOI.SI : .
Work has boon commenced in earn-
ist on the now engine house , to bo
erected by the city on the lot at the
unction of Main and Ilryant streets.
I'hu pile driver has boon employed for
some limn , nnd the most secure foun
dation is assured. Wo nro not in
mod ns to the dimension * of the
low building , but understand it is ti >
jo two Htorieu in heighth.
i II.UAIII.K IMl'ltOYBMKNT.S.
\ V.V. . Shc'rman , who for about
, wo nnd one-half years carried on the
laniuHS making business , over I'M
book's ' saloon on North Main nlreul ,
ins recently purchased of .J. P. Cus
sndjr a ono-story fr.imo building ,
situated on middle Main street , bus
ronovntud and rolittod Mio same
hroughout , taken down the old and
[ tut in n now front with all the modern
mprovemontH , including largo pinto
glass windows. Ho has moved in nnd
s ready for business. Mr. Sherman
cliiimi to carry a larger stock of goods
'in his lino" than any' firm in tliu
jity , exclusively in the retail business ,
lo keeps n full assortment of sad-
tiers' material ; also a largo stock ol
np-robes , blankets , harness , dusters ,
whips , etc. He keeps four men em
iloyed constantly.
NAIIKOW IWCAI'H.
Hannah Hninos , nn employe at the
Itovoro house , met with nn nccidoni
yesterday that eimo nenr causing in
slant death. She fell tliu entire
ongth down the hank amirs , striking
iptm her back and suD'oring a very
Kurious injury. It will bo sumo time
it'foro nho will bo able to resume her
abors.
TIIK I'OI.II'KMAX'.S I'l.UA.
Ollicor Cusic rises to explain the
ring Irannaction. Ho arrested u man
> y the name of Kusbel , who had upon
lis pursim n couple of pawnbroker's
checks , which ho took and put upon : i
shelf at police headquarters. They
aid around the oflizo three or four
lays. Ho then took thorn , weal to
Mrs. Davis , the pawnbroker , urn
asked her to let him sou
the rings they called for. She pro
ducud them and remarked they conic
bo redeemed on payment of two del
tars and twenty hvo cents each. Mr.
Cuaic informed her that ho would take
ono of them. She wrapped ono up ,
took the money and handed him tlio
ring. Ho kept the same about live
weeks , Tvhon Mr. W. \ V.Vnro callec
upon him nnd wanted to know if he
bad n ring in his possession. Mi *
Cusio replied ho had. Mr. Ware then
told him ho must take the same up t <
Justice Haird's ollice. Mr. Cusiu replied -
plied that lis would do no mich thing ,
but would leave the ring where hi
purchased it , which ho did the nauii
evening , advising her that upon until
eient pronf that the rim , ' be
longed to Mr Smith t > deliver tin
same to him or his attorney
Mr. Cuaic nays ho was surprised whei
ho read the nrticlo in the Nnnparoi
rellecling upon his iiilogfity ; that lu
had lived in Council lllull'fl for ubou
fifteen years , und this is thu first at
tack ever miule IUKIM his persona
character. Ho cxoneratcn Mr. Chin
Kield from nny comu'otion wlmtuvu
with the transaction.
1'UAlll'n ' lllllNUN.
Frnnk Dani or , whit for severn
years has been Inndlord of the Tro
mont house on lower ISro.uhvny , dioi
Tuesday. Mr. Danigor has heun vor ;
low for some time , nnd his domis
wns not unexpected by his family
He loaves n most c&timnhlo wifo. M
D , was burn in ( lormnny and at th
time of his death wns about 41 year
of ago. The funeral will take plnco
this afternoon from the Tromont ho-
tul.
A rim : MAKIIII.
Ollicor Itrooks arrested a man bj
the nnmo of John Wilkin , on com
plaint of a man mimed Pnyno , wht
keeps a lukory on lower Mnin Htroet
for disturbing the pt-nco , breakiii )
glass , ete. llo pleaded guilty , nm
was lined S8.8."i , which ho paid ; nisi
settled in full for the glass.
A.V oi.it floosi : ,
belonging to Jlrs. 1'latnur , one tha
she has had about her premises fo
Bovornl years , and for some time has
boon considered too tough to kill , dioi
of its own accord yesterday aftornooi
nt the family residence.
rilK tlHiTlllOT fOI'RT
took up the case of State of lown ,
J. F. nnd A. .1. I'lumer , charged witl
an assault with intent to commi
great bodily injury upon the persoi
of n German namud Schouning
County Attorney Sims and Joh
Limit , assisted by N. M 1'tiaey , up
penrod for the state , Holmes & . Hahl
win for the defendants.
1'rnnk Kliliot got on ihum , use
obseno language , eto. , was taken t
police headquarters by it citizen , nn
delivered into the custody of Chit
Field , llo was fined $0.85 which h
paid.
A 4KNHIIII.K I'lllhONT.K.
William Crowoll , who wan sorvin
out n sentence at the jail , was put t
work on the outside , llo look ndvan
tBgo of his chance to escape. Ho wa
jut hut n nhort time before ho wa
captured und taken back to jail.
IN MOT WATHIl.
Tlio case against llobort Timblu
charged with breaking and onterin
ft dwelling u f-ufh Main slrcot , wai
discharged by .In l < c Iturko , there not
buing Bullion tittc'iimony to hold him.
Ho was immiifli isdy re-nrrested i > u
two other chugi * , innii'ly , lii.ilicloui
mischief and iiMuti't , n it wnrrant
issued from . .JuslioFiamey's court.
Hull wns fixed in lli. < sum of $500 ,
'Iii > h ho promptly furnished ,
A MUiDKIII'I : * MKStP.NrK ,
McUec , ro ontly convicted of ir.ur-
er in the second dtgroo , will receive
is sentence , it is understood , this
uorning.
rOI.N'K I'll KI.Nni.
Jnck Tliurman , arrested by Ofllcors
/longh and Moltnz for drunkenness
11 tl disturbing the ponce , wan fined
li 85.
Isaac Stewart wns taken in by
Oflicor Marhytio drunk , fined $0.85 ,
8-.70 , und gave his name for the
mlanco.
I'f.rwOXAI. .
Mr. Jacobs , of St. Paul , who has
eon visiting the family of Mrs. Dr
) .ihornu , returned homo last ovoiiiiiij.
II. L. Harvey , an old resident of
Ingnolia , and wall known here , is
ying danu'crounly ill. Or Studley ,
f this city , in tending him.
T. M. Untidy , senior member of the
real estate linn of liurnlmm , Tullny's
V Co. , iVnrl htruot , loft oi'i Tuemlay
veiling for the uait , on business euti-
H-eted with his linn ,
Mini Lou Oaborno , daughter of
MM. Doctor Otbornu , left Tuesday
evening fjr the east.
Caplnin II. L , Henry hai returned
lomu from nn oxtunded business trip
( i Chicago and the cast.
IIIII IKM. !
A t''am hauling dirt to Union nvo-
iiio became unmanageable on Wash-
ngtun nvonuo , near the City mills ,
mil backed tliu wagon into n culvert ,
it considerably , although not
themselves in any wny.
The saddle nnd bridle recovered
'rom Gro.voll , tliir * Hiio.ik thief , is at
jolico hendiUirtur | , subject to the ( tr
ier of the otvner thereof.
C. D. Dillon , of Neola , wns at the
Dgdon yesterday.
.Iiincth | DurrmlurKur , llrtmdwny , Huf-
nlu , WHS Ini'iicuil ' dy IIM brotlicr tn t y
riiOMw" Kff.Kcriiif Oil. for n Hitrninu I
mklc , nnd with half a dorcn application' *
iVM i cnableil to walk ruimit : if < nlii all
ri hU --Iv
Mr Ijluooln nnd the
The ! > - > 'tor's Htory , and Another.
1 mentioned that President Arthur
was a Mmon. "Vos , " snid the doc
tor , "eight of our Presidents have
been members of the fraternity
SVnshington , Jackson , Pierce , llu-
clmnan , Andrew .hthnson , Grant ,
Ciarfield , nnd now Arthur. " "Mr.
Lincoln was not n Mason"No / ;
but ho thought highly of the Order.
Toward the uloso of the wnr ono of our
le.iding Masons c.illed on Lincoln for
some favor. Ho said , when the visitor
Look his leave : ' 1 have hoard
much of thu good deeds of Masonry
iluring thu war that if I were not o
itld L would still knock nt the door of
the lodge. " " 1 could not forbear
Lulling the doctor u story which I had
licard of Mr. Lincoln. It was just
ifter ho was nominated in 1800 that a
prominent Mnson called on him nt
ypringfield and said : "Of course ,
you expect all the Masons to vote
against you , Mr. Lincoln ? " "No ;
why"Because / all tlio other
presidential candidates uro Ma
sons. " "JJless mo ! " exclaimed
Old Abe , r "is that so' ! " "Jer-
tainly , " said the visitor ; "Bell has
taken nil the degrees , and is n member
of the Qriind Lodge of Tonnojseo.
Drcckonridgo is an otlicor of the
grand ledge of Kentucky. And
Douglas why , ho is grand orator of
the Ornnd Lodi/o of Illinois , right
hero under your nose. " Mr. Lincoln
turned nronnd in his chair , laid his
legs across the top of thu other table ,
laughed , rubbed his face , stuck his
fingers through his hair , and said :
"John , you have been down in I'.gypt
u good deal yourself , "Well , yia , '
admitted the visitor , "sorry to say
1 have frequented that | lnc.ility. '
"I am reminded , " said Mr. Lincoln ,
"of nn incident that occurred in tin.
Slmwnoctown court house. An old
woman , who was n real hard case ,
wns n witness , and the lawyer , bound
to got oven , nsked her : 'Are you n
virtuous woman , madam V Shu was
slightly snrpisod , and said : 'That ,
sir , is n very hard question to usk
lady who is n witness before n pub-
lie court. ' Ho rose nnd repeated the
question sternly , Shu still evaded it ;
but when ho persisted she finally an
swered : 'This much I will say : that
I have great respect for the institu
tion. ' "
WORTHY OF PRAISE.
As n rule wo do not recommend
patent nivdicines , but when wo know
of one that really is n public benofnc
tor , and does positively euro , then wo
consider it our duty to impnrtthnt in
formation to nil. Electric bitters i\rt
truly a most valuable medicine , ami
will surely emu DiHousimss , J'tiver
nnd Ague , Stomuch , Liver nnd Kidney
complnints , oven where nil other rem
edies fail. Wo know whereof wo
speak , nnd cnn freely recommend to
all , [ Ex , Sold at 50 cents n bottle.
Ish t McMnhon. (7) ( )
Matter of Appllcntliin of Miuhnel Wullanz
for Liquor License.
: SOTIOK.
Notice U hereby ( -Ivun that Mlclmul Wai
liinz did , upon the ' 'Itliday of December ,
A. D. , 18Al , lil hi * apiillcatltm to tliu
Alnyor niul Oil ) Council of Oumhn. fur
lieeiifo to neil Mult , Spirituous niul VIIIIMU
Ltiuom. | at north niiie lA-avenworth , U
twccii 't'lilrteentli and Fourteenth ittreeU ,
Second wnril , Onuilii , Neb.itnn tin
"th dny of January , 18Sl , to tlio 10th da\
uf April , 18 i ! .
If there bo no objoctlun , reiiiuimtriince
or protest tiled within two \verka from
DofcmlHT 2Uh , A. 1) . , 1881 , the Hah :
liceii > 'o will bu Krniited ,
MiciiAri. WAII.ASV ,
Aiplk\uit. |
TIIK DAILY HKK neuspriper will pulili.l
tliu nbovo notice once cncli week for twi
Uft'K-H nt thx fXiieiiKO of tlio | ipllc.iiit
Tliu City ot Onukhik U not to bo churei
tlit'ieuitb.
.I..I.L. e. , iiwi5TT : ,
lix:2.it. | ! City Clerk.
o. w. ixusi. A. o. oinriu.1
DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law
8. W COIL TH 4 DOUQI.AS KT8.
Edward W , Simeral ,
SOLOMON'S
CASH PRIGE LIST !
1204 Farnham St. ,
OMAHA NEB.
, - - - .
Preserve It and Compare Prices With Others
! fj ' Clipper Niom to
Girls'flipper "led * 1,0
tHtJI O.I . Wagon in City fli
2lx' < ftCliroina < Walnut Framci Irl
HxlOCartul Wnlnut KraniM S0 !
Sl\3t Carved Motto Kraincn , Walnut 2ft
Iuxl4 Walnut Promts 2'i
ilandunt u VeUtt Kraind li
llooin Moulding , Wnlnut or ( lilt , 1 Inch | wr
foot t
llo in Moulding , Walnut or ( lilt , 1) ) Ineli
for foot It
llr.iKs llookn for Itaoni Moulding , per uoz. . 40
lleil I'.oain I.tmp , CoinpletL''i
llnml I-umni , ( 'oinplnte VS
IKS llan.l Lamp , Coniplctu 3)
Iron Coal lluckut 'M
( lDO.1 llroom If'
Kt llroom In Market 20
Chlld'a llrooni Hi
Hilttoon | , 'JO
Cimpidatc * , 30
Kxtenslon liiliarv Limji i 2 ' 0
II ( Haw ( iohleti ( one tt ) i'O
II ( Jln ? Timiblun ( ono net ) 31'
Linni Ohlnuie8 5
Uood Lantern 40
Unu GallonOitCnn 25
Low Prices for Iron Stone China Ware
I'lihaudlc Tcai , per Hut ( li ! pieces )
llandlu TV.IH , pvr putl'2 pluceH ) .
L'nliandlr Cnlfeo , per But (12 ! plurci )
llamllo Oolite , per nct(12 ( pieces )
Ono So' I'lo I'lalei ( II plerci )
I'no Set Tea Mates ili plcciM )
jiio So' llrcaltfait Plate * ( Oplccuo )
Dim Set Dinner I'latt"(0 ( plu-ct )
Cream I'ltchurn
Wiwh Iloul and 1 itchcr
Chambers
Toilet HCM for lied Hoom ( It pieces ) .
Dust i'ar.s
Ktcelo Dlanioniln
trokiiiR Olosaei , all I'ricu' .
ConJuctani' i in terns.
ahovu prices KOH CASH , and jon will
llnd them at leant lu to 3D per cent , li-n than
tNou hero , as u o purchase for Ca > .h , ai the lo" cut
ratf , and cell lor Cash Only. .My cin > toiiicru arc
not ohllxcd to pay for loss of liad ilebtH , as wo
keep no hooks and no cnar 'os aru made. Give
us rt trial and be convinced. I'Jeaso call and
price ourCioodi as \ > o Imu thoimnda of articles
not munt onvd on this 1 > I1I.
All Are Welcome , Whether They Want
Goods orNot. dcUcod-tf
*
To Nervous Suftorers
THE GREAT EUKOPCAH HEMEDY.
Dr , J. B. Siaipaou'H Speoitlo
It Is a pott'.tltoi-uru ' for x > nnau.'i rlioa , Hcni
WooUnfHi , Ini ) > otr..icy , and 'til . .HMMJ rtwult
from Scilt'Alnuu , , M MrnU.1 An\li't > , Loxit
Mtinory , laliu lu tlu Uarli orSidu , Ktnl dU
n : " * " 4.-.T. , " ' ' I'1" "
LOIIblUUpllCfl
Hh wonder
ful nuccciu.
I' ui | > l
* < int frvfl to all. Write for them nd get full t r.
tlcuUrt.
1'rlce , BuoclBc , tl.OO per package , or ( Is package
ago * for 15.00. Addrcw all ordrra to
Jl. HIMSOK UKUICINK CO.
Noi. 1M and 106 Main St , Duttalo , N , Y.
Sold tn Omaha by 0. K. Goodman , J , W. Dell ,
K lib , and all druwliUevery where.
I S < M
DISEASES
OKTHE-
EYE &
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Urfcrcnctu all UoputtbU jnlcUns of Omaha
cyOffice , Corner 16th and F rnh m 8ti.
Omaha , Neb.
Clarkson & Hunt ,
Bucueaar < r > la Hlchudi ft Hunl ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
) UU > Mrl Om b K b.
Wlictbor ID lt Primary , Secondary
or Tortlnrr Stno- (
rtcmovmall trace" ol Vcrcilry Irom the t ) *
tarn , Curw Scrofula , O1 , | Sorc < , Hhcunvv.
tim , l > zcin , Cauirrh or any
lilo < xl Dliwaso.
Carol When Hot Spring Fail !
Malitrn. Ark. , May 2 , 18SI.
Wo hare COPCX In our town who lUislntllot
Sprlnf ( nJ were flimlly curcJ xvlthS S. ; ) .
5 & , llflBT.
Memphis , Mcnn. , Mnj 12 , 181
Wch&TonoM 1,290 bet IMO ( U.S. H. In ft J tar.
It ha * ulrcn unh trial ntl f .tlon. 1 nlr inlniii-J
> hjlmns now rtcoiiuncnil It nit a po HUe
ri. MA.NH-ifU ) fi Co.
Uiilsvlllc , Ky , , M y 13. 1SS1.
S. H , S. hit * ( dM n liftter tali f.icilon thnn Any
moillclnc 1 hvuocrKnM J , A.
Domct , Col. . Miy 5 , 1SSI.
Kvcrypiircha cr ijicaksln the liUlicit Urnii
ol H. H. S. b. Mct. ctrr.
Illchmon.J. Va. , Mny 11 , 1RS1.
You can nfcr nnvhoily to u < < In rciranl to the
merlin of H. S. 8. folk , Miller & Co.
'Iao nc\cr Lnonn H. , H to full to euro a tajo
: l Hjihill < , when prnpcrlr taken.
II. 1. , lcmnr ) > l. > . ,
Kit Warren , t'Ul
The aliovo hlKuersaruuclitlcmoiirt hiith stand
Ins A II COMJUTT ,
Governor oidcoreii.
IK TO" Wlft'l WtV : I.L'PAKi : Y 'UKSK CA
TO UK 1'AIl ) FOK WIIKN
Wntu ( or i rtlonl.ii9 nnil nrniy of little
> ook 'JIo i.i'-o ! to the ITutf rtunatu. "
.81OOO Rownrd will he inlil to nny
: huni at who will llntl , on nmijsli lnO liottled
S S. .S.nnc iiirtliljof Mtrcnry loitlde 1'oUs-
lum or any .Mineral suhstinfe.
SWUTSI'KCIKIC CO. frop .
Atlu'im , On.
1'rica ol regular size reduced to 81 75 | wr ot.
lo Hnmll u Ztt , holdln , , ' liaH the quantity , pnce ,
Sold by KENNAHD & CO. .
ind DniUKlnts Generally.
WEI DE MEYER ON CATARRH :
"Treatise" on the cntmee , cons iuoncffl and
rare of "Catarrhal Diseases , " by Dr. fW. .
Vel Do Meyer , of New York City , dlacoverer of
ho antidotal treatment. Ailvanci.il theory , Itn-
> ortint lact.H and ( itaitllnucorroboratlorn
Itaifneai , oak ejes , loss of olco , ncrofuli ,
cucorrh ex bionchltisand unilerinlnnl comtl *
iitloni ru"tilt from Citirrhal iwlson. " "Trea-
ro" frco and sent postage paid to nny o e ,
on receipt of instil card. D. U. Dewey & Co. ,
ulill'hcn , No. 182 1'ulton Street , Now York.
dlilcod-lt&wU
OKAY'S SPECIFIC > MEDICINE :
TRADE - . MARK
Eiiillhrrin
ciiy. An tin-
failing' cure
fur Seminal
Weakness ,
8orinator- |
rhea , Iniiiot-
nc'y , and all
follow as a
BEFORE TAKItiB. iucnco of AFTER TAKING.
) elf.Aluiauu9 ; l.urH of .Memory , Unhcreal Losti-
tide , I'aln In the Ita .k , Ulmncua of Viilon , I're-
nature Old AKV > r > "d many other DUeiHei that
cad t > Insanity or C'cnsuiniitlon and a 1'rciua-
uroOra\e.
particulars In onr pamnhlct , which
\o dcairo to send free tvmail to everyone.
i TTlio Spccinc Jtcdlclnu is wld by all dru j'ints
ot SI per package , or 0 pack ucs for 80 , or will
ofcnt free by mall on rcci ptof the money , by
Mressinif THK011A JKDICINKCO. ,
DtuTalo , N. V.
For sole bv C. K ( Joodp ocTmc-eod
United States Depository
Jb'JLJbC&C'JL *
NationalBank
OF OMAHA.
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHEnS. )
8TAUU8IIKU I860.
Ortroulzed as a National Bank Auj urt 20,1S63
CAPITAL AND PIIOKITS O\"EH enoo.ooo .
IliUMAS KoL'.sr'.K , i'rt > 9idcrit.
Afoi'BiUb KOU.VTZK , Vice President.
H. W. TATKS , Cmhlor.
A. J. POPPLRION , Atwrnuy.
JOHN A. CIIXIGIITON.
K. tf. DAVIS , A-ft Cjfihlft ,
Thl lianK receives dcpoaite without rcsaril to
mnounU.
sdiics ti'.no eortlilc.Ui s hoikrln interest.
mw8 uralta on Sun Krancis < o and principal
cities of the United Htato , also I iiiilon , Dublin
Cillnbiirih and the principal citlca of the cent ?
uent of Europe.
Bolls pougcriuc-r tlckots for cmli-rxiitblhy tlio In
man line mavliltl
W. K. VIC US. Jl. SIhHHE.L.
I , E , VMS & CO , ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasalle Street , CHICAGO ,
Grain and Provisions Bought
and Sold on Margins.
il.icVnic-O'illm
K younrub
man of li'i ,
tcrntelllruorarniiu
nlpht null. , to rt'i
.nnlniit n nil ton , brainnorvenrc
Mop Uittrra ' , UMJ Hop B.
if v < j mi j nx unu I * ! uttering fromfliiy U
i i mm i > till iMTOtluiu U > ou ro narK
younii buUcrtu froi
[ HIT on a tn'U ot hf * * *
' ' ' -iTi. TJtCUHttTlUH Ulft rtft
* l.iilvit r'/di * * it tuiullv ( ruin BOiut
i i vt > u r > " ' ui 4s" * r'P d.aaR
J | , av. 11 rni > lCTin ! < \
1 "
1 lllllirly 'J - T
NcpC.itore
\ on "III
mrwllf JOII
Hop Uittore
w e n k ami ft-t . Kujfoi
try Clitult-
Itt t may notrrrntf. .
nvo your
llfo. It hne re co. ,
Biivod hun- Bo ke.lfr , B 1
Urode , A Toronto , OnU
Mutter of Application of Kite-lien liroi ,
for Liquor Licence ,
XOTICK.
Notice U hcriiby iflven that lilltlio'i llron. did
niion the Uth da ) ol 1) ( I'cliilur , A. I ) . . Ibiil IIUi
ln ai | < llcallon to tl'u Miyor and City Council
of Onulin , for llrenso lo M Malt , Sp'rltiioim ' and
Vlnom I.iijuors , at Ihc NMthnu'l ' lloiiso , Konrth
\Viml , Omahi , Xeb. . from Ihu 10th dav of Jan
uary. 1SS2 , to Ilio 10th ibj of Apr I , Ibs :
IfUuioliuno olijiutlon , wmoiutranee orrro-
tot tiled \\lthlntno wcflm from llmtrnlivr 15ih ,
A. l > , 18J1 , ( he tulj lIcdKo w 11 l > o granted.
KITCIIK.N IlllOs. ,
Appllcaiit.
Tin : I\iu Ilir. no BUH'r "ill puUlili the
above notiCD oncu vacliMcck for t o wct'lunt tl.u
cipentoof thuappllcuit. Ttio Cit ) uf Omaha I :
not to be charged therewith.
J J. I. C , JK\Vf'IT ,
Jaii'M' ' ! . City CUrk.
C , F. Manderson ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
'I r n > bt ' . *
SirJi Jfr
MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS , MOLING , ILL ,
* '
#
Wholesale Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS , ;
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Moline Wagon CoFarm and Spring Wagons ,
DeorB&Mansur Oo , Oorn Planters , Stalk flutters , &c , ,
MoliuoPtunp , Co- , Wood anil Iron Pumps ,
Wheel & Seeder Oo- Fountain Oity Drills and Seeders ,
Mecnauicsburg Maoh , Co , Baker Grain Drills ,
Shawnee Agriotiltoal ( Jo , Advance Hay Bakes ,
Met Manufacturing Oo , Eureka Power and Hand Sliollers ,
Whitman Agricultural OoSliellers , Road Scrapers , &cc ; >
Moline Scale Oo , Victor Standard Scales ,
A , C , Fish Baoino Buggies ,
AND DEALERS IN
All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock * .
D 3E"O2EC. Q./X'Or IEaOCJ-TrJEJS.
Addrosa All Conimumcatioiis to
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
9 ft
-W50LESALE- V
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER :
AND DIIALKIJ N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS.
Jy 18-mo
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
IT" \ /
V _ dJJTO I
Mining and Milling Company.
Working Cnnltil - - - - $3 ,000.
Capital S : OCK , - - - Sl,000t/X )
I'nr Value of Hharo , "
- - - - 3
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT. f -ij
. . . . , , .
DIl. J. I. THOMAS. President Cummins Wyoming. ,
WM. II. TII.TON , Vice.l'rcbldent , Cummins , Wj-om
K. N. HAUWOOD , Stcretarj , Cummlnn , Wyoming.
A. O. LUXN , Treasurer , UumnilM ,
Dr. . ) . I. Thomiw. I ouh .Miller W. S. Ilrimel. A , fi Diuin.
K. N. HarwoO'l. I'l-ands Lca\ciis. firo. II. Ful ,
Dr. J. C. WfttUns.
CKO.f. . KKNDALL , Author'vcd Accnt for ialu of Stock ; lo44S ! , Orimlia , NeO.
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALEM <
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME , :
On Eiver Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
FEARON & COLE ,
Gommissson Merchants ,
1121 Parnham St. , Omaha , Neb. * ' rf j
ConslnnmentD made us will receive prompt attention. . References : State Bank , Omaha ; FUll ! * < i
SCO. . Baltimore ; Peck & Bansher , Chlcmro ; > ' w .u * n Cincinnati.
HEADQUARTERS I
FOR
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We desire to call the special attention of the trade to our
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overshirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &o. , now open. Wholesale only.
8HREVE , JARVIS & CO , ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodire Sts ,
. o.
WHOLESALE GROCEB ,
1213 Farnhsm St. , Omaha , Neb.
