Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 15, 1882, Image 2
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. JANUARY 16 , 1882 SOCIAL NEWS / Gathered iu Omaha During n ' Dull Wook. ! Tlio Paxton ItecoDtlon and Uio Turn- era Silver Woddinff SociiU Notes Throughout tlio City. Tlio wcok hns not hocn ono of un usual social vitality. To bo sure three nighta of opotn have nlTorilucl oppor tunities for Indies nnd gentlemen to exhibit thoinaulvcs and listen to soinu good music at the same Unto , alill in opnra all tbo dancing is dnno on the atago and the troupe is apt to mono polize largely the attention of the audience. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Win. A. 1'axton give a reception at their elegant residence on Kiirnam and Eighteenth streets. Invitations to the number of two hundred won issued , almost without exception tc married people , and there wns a largi attendance. Holl'tiuu'rt orchestrn furnished the music and dancing earl ] became the order ol the evening Shortly before eleven an elegant sup per was served. Among those pros imt were : Mr. and iMro. i ) . ( ) . Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Peck , Mr. and Mis Darker , Sir. and Mrs. Milton Harlow Mr. and Mm. Ooo. I. Gilbert , Mr and Mrs. 1 . K. Her , Mr. and Mm Swobe , Mr. and Mrs. Kd. llaney Jlr. and M rs. Murao , Mr. and MM Ilansconi , Mr. and MM. Pritehett ] Mr. and Mrs. Jiroutmnn , Mr. am Mrs. W. .1. Connell , Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose , Mr. and Mm. Uolpotzcr Mr. and Jlrs. ,1. 0. Cowin , Cen. ! ant ; Mrs. Mandersun , Mr. and Mm Guion , Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon , Mr and Mra. Ed. Johimon , Mr. and Mm Eason , Jlr. and Mrs. Goblo , Mr. am Mrs. T. L , Kimball , the AlisHe lierlin , Ivennard , Shaip , Ijanifl AmbroBoand Jlaiiacoin , and Mrnsrs Ijams , Her , Garlichs , Crary , Sharp McMillan , McCormick , Jtouiington Sv caton , Murphy , Herlin , Me eath WillianiB , Love , I'axton and KraneiH A silver uedding reception whicl partook of the character of u hotisi wanning was iven im Friday evenii ) ( by Mr. and M rs. Chas. Turner at thei : beautiful now residence on llowan and Sixteenth streets. The invita tions bore on their face the iimcriptioi "No Presents , " but a laruo inniibe of beautiful ll ril gifts U'Btilicd lliu friends wore not to bo dobarrei Rome more practical method o uxpreasing their icgnrds than men congratulations. The largo nuinbe of guestu wlio thronged tlio parloi comprised many of our represcutntivi families , particularly tliosu who eve twenty yeara ago shared with Mr. nm Mrs. Turner the privations of life in i frontier town. Among those proton were Mr. and Mrs. IJerinaii Kountze Judge and Mrs. Clinton liripgs , l\lr \ and Mrs. A. J. U.UIHCOIU Mr. and Mrs. J. II , liorback Mr. and Mrs. Georjjo liarkor , M r and Mrs. JJ. E. 13. Kennedy , Missv , Fannie and lottio Kennedy , Air. utu Mrs. Charles Childs , Mr. and Mra ' 'homas Hamilton , Mr. and Mra Bean , Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MeLain Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. MoLain , Mrs Uurdotto , Mrs. J. N. II. Patrick Mrs. A. J. Pnpplotoii , Mrs. Ritalin Gen. Lowe , Mrs. 11. E. Gaylord , Mi and Mrs. John Campbell , Mies Ma Campbell , Miss Berlin , Mr. Frani -Murphy , Mr. T. B. uuming , Mr. nm Mrs. K. B. Knight , Mr. GoorgoJIoau land , Mrs. W. II. Ilomington , Mis HaiiBcom , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I3ir ker , Mr , and Mrs. Louis Hood , Mr and Mrs. David Whitney , Dr. am Mrs. Conkling , Mr. and Mrs. W. F Sweozy , Mr. and Mrs. Bausorman Mr. nnd Mrs. George I. Gilbert Mr. Kollum , Mrs. Sears , Mr. Oharle Woodworth , Mr. Charles Isaacs Mr. ml Mrs. Uussell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns , Mi and Mrs. II , Pundt , Mr. and Mra "William Dolan , Dean and Mrs. Mills paugh , Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Bloomu of Council Blulls , Mrs. Hugus , Mr and Mrs. J. T. Grillon , Miss GrilFen Mr. and Mrs. Council , Judge Cliatl wick , Mr. Goo. W. Mogoath , Mr. an Mrs. Oscar Stephens , Mr. Thos. I Shaw , llov. A. F. Shorrill , Dr. Ohwi wick , Will llamilton , Mr. Warro llogors , Misses Minnie Mogoatli Laura Ccnnoll , Julia Knight , Mar Knight , Irene Lowe , Kittio Lowi Anna ( Jury. The gentlemen members of th IJoss English Opera troupe weropleai antly entertained on Friday evonin by Mr. Juleus Meyer , who gave a n ception at his rooms on Farnam streoi whore opportunity was Herded thoi to moot a number of Omaha's lovei of music. The reception while vet informal soon partook of the chaniott of a chamber concert in which tli riiilonmthean club nnd the visitoi participated. A lovely quartette b Mozart , Griogo Sonata in D miiK Air on the fourth string by Bach , ni ranged by Wilhelmj , together with flute duo by Messrs. Meyer an Schneider of the Hoes troupe , and flute solo by Mr. Schneider forme the evenings programme , a musia treat which was highly enjoyed b . all in attendance and by none mnr than the visitors who expressed them solvcH as greatly Hurjirisod at findin o many nccomplinhed musicians i our city. It is unnecessary to BII that the usual delicious supper wn ervod , for Mr Julius Meyer alwaj entertains rojally , HOOIAl. NOTWi. The next "Pleasant Hours" part takes place on Friday at Masonic 1ml The reception given on Saturday i Brownoll hall was ono of the most 01 joyable of the series. The next wi Uko place on February 4th. "Look out for my left arm" is 11 prevailing exclamation. The vuccin tion rage is all the go. Several informal ladies' lunch were recorded during the past wee The wooden wedding of Mr. ni Mrs W. J. Lard was pleasantly eel b rated last evening at their borne < Webster street. A number of frion wore present and assisted in makii the eveniug one long to be remben by the participants. ' Uarjiago Licenses leauod During1 U Week. Frank Homnnukon" , aged 27 , Margaret Oriel , aged 27. Thomas Murray , aged 30 , to Miss Bridget O'Dottoqhuo. aged HU. Andreas Hcssdorfer , nged . ' ? ! ) , to Tiss Kunignndo Gink , a ed Uall f Pnpillion. Albert Longstrom , ngcd 20 , to Miss tmtavu Puturson , aged 20. Robert II. Steele , aged U" , to Miss linnio Robinson , aged 121. Edwin H. IJoiison , acted 2.1 , to Mien jOUisa.Schmickngod I1. ' . THE STATE AT LARGE , Movements of People. ( Jon. < ! e < > . S.ISmith luinl"dly deputed nr the natii tin ) capital 1 if > l v.uck. W. A. Ma tcr has dcpaitcd from 1'n'r ' iiinl tu make his homo nt Cornin. , Iowa 1'rimu Warn 11 , of Kalimon" , IIIIH re irned from alclt to the " ( Jl.i luiiilu < n. " Al. ChtUtian. of Vairmint , has cnno i < t'ntru DIIO.O , of Ind. , where huwlll ulluni clionl , John W. Harden , of I'lattumouth hai niic on n mission to anhliijjton to i Ith Arthur. W , A. Mnrlow , of Krcmnnt , ii rcpar .lions ti move to thu uoininurciii ittr polls , Mr. mill MM. 15. W. .Tore * , of KacitiP Vis. , r.'o xiMtins their daughter Mrs lorris .Innei < , nt David City. lie > . tieo. C. Kecci , of Orleans w' ' > " I"11 icon iu New Mexico for no\urnl months it run of n patty of U. S. surveyors , hit' ' Lturned to llarlan uiiunty. Mrs. Harah Murphyof Kannders county ins licun allowi-d : titn ion an the whlowo Kolilior nf thi' war MS MM. Murphj o\or eighty ycam of age , 1 ut appear nn h younger , ah * is thti molliiT ofV T Murphy , one of the energetic ; fanner > f the ( .utility. WeUding Holla. I.conidas liarton anil Mins I'lnma Kil ; H' , of Iniliaiiola , uero tied on thu Int. rank J * . ( iayle , of I'latUnmunth nlni'd the licncdictH nn the Ith , .Mi Alic Litiin dKliling tint holioiH of liiltlatiiin. 1) . I'rank D.tvisandMiiH KvaD. Chain > ers of Sehuyler , were iinltul on the 7th I'lio Hun beams v n them \utli uimsuii varinth , J. U. Mdlcr nnd Mini Nellie Hinith , o 'awnco county , were tieil at Tccimineli 01 ho llth and danced all night with tli ioyH an i girls of their iieh'hliorhoi.d. It o.tn ho truly Kiihl that David Keid am MISH Annlu MuLiod , of .Sclniyler , uen narrlcd by Inches a reverend ( , 'entletnai nun North liend. 'i ho lerciiiuny wit njiicludul < iii tliu 10th. WnliiHi ituirtely reeovorH from onoHoulut ] iNcnt when luiotlier IH billed for thu lira nttirc. OtlH ( lallin nnd Mii'H DriiKnili 'Jegley ' are tlio ohjuctn of coiigratulntioi nil Int-ercHt thJHMelc. . C'liau. Iv. Klick , of Omaha , in the lu'l'j'J ' itmhiiml of n Mt. I'lotHiint giil , Mini laiP ruO. iSc.irl. Thu coicinony WIVH per unned in the Methodiit church of thai ivln Itttlo town in ( Ja/u county , 01 ho Hlli. S.umifl W. Dunliangh , of Alma , ha tcanu there. Tlio ceremony wiw JUT ormed on the I'.ltli in the ) irc ciiL'j of tin clatlvu of bnth nnd a few invited guestx 'hey lin\cKonu to Kl. ChurlcH , la. , for i nonth'd reuieation. The .N'enmha ( Jranker force have hem .mtliiKon . wedding cake for n week , th liiniliin if Mr. and Mr * . David A. Kil ( In and Mi , iiinl M , ,1. A. Kaiiin I'lio four were made two on the 1st. Col Caiim h.ivu heon frequent lliin winter. 1'ied Mace , of York , icccntly bucaiiia lie fuituimtop hi-t'Hsor of an low.i Vtidou ind tiuco children , A full Hedged family lieu li eecoiul liandud , ii a valuahlo no. jiiiiitioii to a raw homealead and a do- nolislicr i f time , pnrno and laWr. Thu limt olliclal tiu of.Iudgc Murruy , o ) edie comity , on the lOlh , IH louktd upon a a no a nnu tiwty piece of woik. Hich ird J. Sniitli and Mis.s Kmmn M. Dawen joth of MiujilurKvuro tlio icclpienU o he judicial injunction at ci t price. I'almyru clainmtho the fastent record ii miniate c roinoniert. JiiHtlco J , A LVoiiiitii'rhauaer united a conplo on Nov Yearu in tun Hecondx. lie probably for Kot to put IIIH atitiiKraiih to the neceHsarj docuinontn ; that would rtiniiro a few nun UtL'H. v The hrMe * ' of Lebanon , 3ted Willoi lounty , are BlHterw , Jora nnd Lolo Jtrad niry , they Iiecomiii the UH'ential ril > n the -Ith , the former of Charles K jnnth and iho latter of JumeB McComli L'liuy left next niun.itiK fui a tutir of tin last. last.Tho The colored quality quarter of Lincoh Ian lievn Rlmkeii to its foundation ktono b ; in eluvated weddiiiL laxtTneitdiiy. " 1'vva til eclipuo > of nvfrnliadowlui , ' proportionn L'he piincipal iiarticiimntn were A , Jluril i\K nnd A > ibx K. IninbliiiBoiii , a IIIOH ppropriato tiamu for a bride. Henry 11. Looclien and AMnH Hichi llulno of Hunper , Dod o CJiuitycr ironounced iniin anil wife on tliu 7th ivhlle nuiiicrouH friends Htood to their hack .ill the ceremony closed. Henry had bee ; Ij lochon a'ouiul ' for a tuitahlo mute fo several years and dually struck Kichien. The liello \Vnterloo liao iiuhBided am iiirrcndcrcd , and all's iiuiet on the lUk lorn , JanicH ( ! . Herriiiton ( laid HIICCCHH ful H.eh'o toher heart < nd hand and ulgnei ihu articles if capitulation on thu Ith I'lio Waterloo lira H luiinl ( .two them i end iiutl lengthy nenil elf on their eahtori trip. trip.Tho The niatrimiiiiial niaiket in Alhioi opened upmut > imlly aitivo with the bu ; ! nning of the new year. C.tpt. .1. A. D llugno and Miss May Hamilton led ol with a t/iand Honrlsh on the lid , followei next ilay by .Samuel H. ISolliiiun and Mln Vina Clark , i.nd llanuy Cbrl ; am Minnie Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Mathlos Woich of Km inont celebrated the tviinty.fifth miniver Hary of thcli inarrliigo ou the Stli. Kour teen yearn' c uitiniiutis reaideni'u In tli " .Prettiest" WUH not without its la tiii | friciultiliiiH as was o > iilenced by iho ) aru < number of Clients who Undered their con ( , 'ratnlationaiid nuiiitruini hilver suuvtuir of the event. Hed CliQil taken the entire pantry with out n protest. On the 4th three iwl started on the straight and narrow path o wedded life , amid t oalfoctlointo coiiKr.it illations of admiilriK friends. Hohert C Laird and AU s Klloit I.eiUih lead th way followed by I'mchal Ijilnl and LUil. . J.eltHch , and Willis 1' . Kultuii and Mik iny A. l.tirn. When two uioninliil persons of ipp ) > it ex and well advanced in yojrs meet am unfold their tales of torrow , the result i a pooling of tears and u uviuUtiL' . Thi was the ca < of a widow from 1'uu'port 111. , who tincoiiscloiiHly collided with mournful liiato at Went I'oint , in the per mil of ClirUtlan Jattinn. A drought no\ threatens their " > a.o of f Frederick Sttiht and MIBH Mnry Mi Ket > iu wt-ro married at West Point o thtt Int. A rt'coiitlyii at the hoinu of th bride'd mother followed , to which n Inn ; number of Kue tn were Invited , mid wher mimy hourit were ipetit in itierry-iuiikiiu 1- red httiht the triaU ami trouble * BiiiKleiifHS till it ceased to bo a vlrtuo an then t M ely popped mid went out a beni diet. .1. SmUlrsVl Mlna Annlo Nolan miletl dep rttxi ri.ni Noith Plutto eaUwai bound before tbo holiditvH , Bmi us the lai liours of the ulil year were lout fudir away they ii'turued to towu ai man ui wife. The hluh character anil hUtorle Btanulnc of the J , Smith family nloi unveil tht new made benedict from tl wrath of the bachelor tribes iu that nek- borhood Plum Creek's ro'l of honor IIIIH roach' ' the pri portion of an iuciiiient epidtini MUi Mary i : . ClH iKioI nreepted t Olive l.ranch . ol the liouno of IkUrlon ( the l t ami \ \ , amiVller It Dalrymt'lo KOI I eil t < i prouilo for the Widow Hcbooley. mourning' nif filer of the Clnyjio d finiil on tlw "uin.i day. Ontlm JM a loncsot KOII of "Uonny riootlBiui , " from Fillwii count ) , fojineJ aclutiu and hwtint : unl w ith Mary Malcolm , nnd departed rnitward on n lour , l.rua , butnot leant , the marring ! : of Albert J < . Cole and Mis * Ilebecca Lit- o on the -Ith complete ! Uic wick's record ' feasting , The Kilt r citiplo "dlred n all" and treat * tl their f i lends to an i-lc < ant Mipper , followed by n dance to the ray liourn of dawn. A I.lltlc-Co'e Is fi leaning In famine tlmc . Ball Room and Pnrlor. .Imnci Lcary , City Mughal of 15catrlcc , , iort ' > silver watch with gold chain , n Vcw Year'H te tim"lilal. The I .lair .Social Club gave iti firM ow ya r parU * Vilday cnenltig. It waj merry and cclcst Kfiuieiing. The I-'ro'tiont Social Club h.i- boon r < " rganl/ed wi'h ' forty riiatnurrn , Th' ! firs ! arty was gixon r'lida evening. h II Million , of "pw-ircl , is the Imppj n cR or of a Hver oil' , prcccnti'd by thi lOodTctnplar'H loiU , " f that city MI tin Uth I'rcd. Mil lard arid James A. Wh"c1ei verc each inecen'ol with elegant album' ' t thtlr mc'cmati" In Fremont lait i j1 : .Iiid.o VVilliniiH , the retiring lonnt ; .iliji1 . "f J-Vward , was pr-fenti' ' ! with i iinph'te pet of Minim's nnd .Mecfvulo } ' viirkn by nictnbuiM of the bar. Sixty pcr onHvhirlnl through th nte * of the datiu ° at the luMilenco " vynr Urayhlll , of Dakota City , on th of the ld. ! jlilo of I'apHlinli gnll.oml at Ih csiilt nee i f ,1. W. Thump * n. Ni'W Year' ve , and cirolid tioht unil lefttothnm > vc noi.t nf II ffriian H nitric bow. The bampiet and ball of the legal fra en ity at Oakdalo is wild to have dt \ > -l > pnl several tne-loe Ii clinic ililiif , wliitl ho prompter dec ! led well taken. North Bend IHH _ organised a ohil > to dril n the art of dancing. The figures cut ii ho now tchnol building renders a nn ilili Mllon of lliH h'ji'l and toe ino\rmcnl i The viuuratilo I'liuidina Micks of Itei Cloud W.IH tin1 rpelpient of a pleasant mir [ iriKe on the 71'i'h ' annivcis < ry of her blrtl ) ii the "th. I'oity lady friemlx. Indti with dulicauen mid htibxtanllxl tokeim o ettcc-tn , urceti d her and pprend a feant o .vliich nil purtoolc. Mrn. Hubert Dick , of Crete , wai tlio ru cipinit of an clo iintHiirjiriso on I lie until vemary of thi ) OHh birthday , llerchil Ircn i.lid hrauit children preneiilud he .vitli a ( 'hin i tea set of fifty-nix pieeet. J ; iuu bampiet followid , tuonty inimhers o ho fntnily iirrnuiultiK ! the tnblen. The ladles of Fiii'inont have dccldo I t ( : illtivat closer lelatii in with thu ti-rp i lioreiui Kodde.iH , and to that end havi tKHiii/uil u "I'leai-ant Hour * Club. " Tin irntp.trty wax given on iho lOth , nnd tin itibduL'd n ( ivemcntH of thu men athe ; tiuc-il iittcn 'unco" wni iho Hunt ru cHhiug fo.ituro of the nffnir. The Hpiket.illed warriori ( f ( Jcnova yl one couiuests | on coiintlutii bnttleliuldi niihleu ! on tin ) years lly paU , sathered ir 11 Uiu K' rucouniK'H-i of new uniforms am > rlfht l.uttoiiH to c-lebratu the elosint ; , ho > car. l'iliiy ) tnenibcti were cnl ed u 1 the ccnrcily of f otii alotio p'uventec : i niiiri ) uli iut Hproad , Kocially and finan inll ) it WIIH a HIICCCKHU | ulf jif. Th'i bacho'orH of St. I'.utl were inilla ed into Iho lirMt degree of domeblic haiii | [ leiiHon Now Year's day. Mr. and _ Mm Widlnci Irctited thoiii to "a niiif ' , Hi'en tipper , " IIH ono of the t r ; thren cvpit'Mei t , and aftcruardn tilinwul tbo comtortHii .veddcd lifo ns uxviiiplllieil in a lovvl ; loni" . 'I IH nadne.ss < f despair lias fnllei m the lonoHomu hrothcthood of thu mint Iy bur . Ono of the tiioht i-njuyi' lo pvents ii 5t-ll Creek's social history wns the birth l.iy piirtv in honor of Miss \da Sliep.inl'i .hirtruntli . annivcwary on the 2d at tli' etiidcnco ol her paruntH. ( ! uc-tU fron JhioiKo , Uiiudia ai.d Kri'inoii' ' , bcsidcH i nrgo ntimbor of the yount , ' people of tin own enjoyed an evening of unbrokci > luasiiru. Minn Adv wns tln > rccipi-nt o cveral elegant and COB Iy ; ; iftn. Kdticntlonnl Proffross. Ono hundred children attend ths Itlooiii The total enrollment of the Tekama chools it 205. Hebnni is dolermino.i to have a publl 'ending ' loniiiH , The Hchools of ischnylcr opened last wee vith a mem'icndiip lit 30G. The State Teachers' asiociation wi ru-et atCrctocm the l8lli ! , 20tli and 'Ml f .March. The Vldi for electing the now school n 3chuyl r exceeded the appropriatio ? ( ! OlK > ) by several hniulied dull.irs , am ' 1 were rejected. The new brick school hoiiao at O ceo1a 1 learly completed. The lion.su is a t * ( itory brick , with metal roof ; two room jolow and two above. The past yo.ir has been ono of nniisun iroxperity in school matters in Hiuimler loniity , There nro 5,000 pupiU and II .eachers. The latter receive from $3,11 10 per month. Gage county Is divided into ono hundre Hutricts , of which ninety aru mipplie dlh good mibrttiutlal school hotiBci which cost about 870,000 , and whic mvo an average atlendanco of ' 1,000 chii Iron. . 'hi * Kri'-ndvillo Bchoo's ' hoaln the ne\ ear with ICO pupils cnnilleii Th schools aio iu a prosperous condition , an give | iroinisu of a very largo iittendanc luring the yo.ir. The present school bnihlingg at lilii Springs ure too small to accommodatu th iiirollment of pupils , as then ! nro no' 100 in thu four departments. Theio at learly 50 ; children in thooistrict of sclux igo. igo.Them Them nro forty-five Hchool districts i Inward county , nearly all of which ar novidcd with good mii'stautial ' iriiin ionics and Ml are in a thriving conditioi L'hn last ccnstiH lupnit givca 1,0'Jl tchot cliildrcn. And now comes the genius of Thu Lou 'ino News , with his statUtlcs that Holun na'aniH do not hava n tcndonuy to beconi ild inaldR , but that on the contrary thoi chanccH of matrimony aru fully 'M 11 cent , better than the it\era0o of woma .Ind. 1'awnee Citv in fortunate in her schoi .irivilegeH. Her graded schools , unde ho charge of W. II. ( iiinlnor , princlp.i tro rapidly taking a fiont rank. Kiv teachers benidcH the iirincipal , nro en iloyed and the number of scholars enrollv inco the holidays is over 290. Fiona ItoniB. Beatrice has sevunSchurcli oiyanUition Six hntulred dollars lus been ratie owartl building u I'nubytcrl.ui church i Xiolirara. The liu' churches of 1'awneo county ar io\v tilled every Hiibbnth almo.tt to the ' .initat cnp.it.Ity. Tliero nro HOVOII churches In llowar county three Catholic , two 1' tsbytena and two Methodi.l. K Hov. tlatncs K , Itobertn , father of Hoi f. C. Itobertn , hus accepted thu pn > toral of thu Contiri'gatiomtl churches at UU > i and Hiving Citv. Ho ill come to Hntli county about Krli. 10th. The moat acceptable letter of tntrodu tlmi tntt _ new coimnurdty wns that of M Win , Kniin' , who is noon to settle In Co iimbtH. H was In the ulnpo of a tifl dollar check to the building loininiltce the Cuthollcchurch in that town. The Methodtbt church In Xenial county Is Meadily advancing. There a live n > ldent ministers ami three loc iireucheis. The inrmbeuhlp < eaches little in IT SCO. 'I hero nro blx Methwli churches and li\u partonugeb , and ft Oi inun Methotli t I'lniicli. _ Tlieie are rci-iding in Nenmht c"tin live trnyeling mlnl ltira of the Methodl ch'ircl' ' , who givu nil their time to t church work within the comity limit * , ni two ministers i ending In Hlcliaid * ciumty Hjieiid u portion of their timu Keinaho. In addition tlnru are tht li > cul prtMcliprc. Th''rr rn < XK ) inenih iu communion ivith Ihu chuich iu tl : itinty. There nro nix church building * nd ( no parsonage * . There are In Pawnee county nine ilennm. nations represented Methodist , Vnllrd 'roslijterian , Presbyterian , llaptfst , 'Jliriftlnn , KvAngellral Ijuthcran , Orrni.tt ) l ptlrt , t nlletl Ilrcthrtn nnd t' . thollc. ' ( use iltnnniinatlnnR 1m e twenty cmmr- " * allnns , nn Increase of two during the cnr , with n membership of 1,700 , an In- ri-non of 200 in the year. The Sablwth choolsvill equal In number uiul mem- crslilp the churchcH. These twenty Imrehcs hn o among UiPtn thirteen hnrch building * , an increase of fhe in ' 81. _ Popularity- TIIOMAH" MUI.KCTHIC On , hnn obtained rcat popnlaritv , from iln Intrln. lovnliiouH n reliable medicine , in rmitiH largeness and nil Irritation * of the throa1 , .irafcs of thi client , ttc. For the-o it ir n incomparable | m'in ' irc. H-lw FARMERS AND JIKCHANICS. If you wish to nvoid great il.tnupi A1 \ tiotililo , boaidcB n no snmll iill of cxjioiiio , nt thio si'fison of tlio year , on fthnuld tuko prnnipt fttupn to kuu ] 'isprtic froiii your lioiiBuhnkl. Tin jnti'iu nhtitild bn cluitimi'd , liloorl uriliiid , Htonmcli and bowels roi'itla' ud , nnd pruvcnt and euro diseasot irifiii" ; from apriiin nmlariii. Wokiuiw of nothing that will so piTfi-cliy nut : stiruly do thin .13 Klpctno liittnrfl , ami it thu trillinp ; coot of lift1 cout 11 but' lo. n' < xchuiiyo. Sold by IHI ! it McVnlion. 7 TRUTH ATTESTED. SomoImportnntMntumnnti of XVo ICiiowu People Wholly Vorlltcd. In order tlmttliu puMic n-ny ( iillv roallro 1 > U ' ( iiultioncs of the stito i rut * * , aivcll ns tin inueranilnltlo ot tiu nrticlu ol nlnrh tlitj puak , oiulillsliliiri.wtli ) | t' ' u f.acliiillu s na urcHOl | > arlle uliose nln.irnv . IH liojnn I ( | iioi ion. The Truth of tlieco t ntlmonlah ) Is al.hO uUi , nor ian tliu fiw.tH tlicy nmioiinco bo Ig id. OMAHA , NHH. , May 2 , ISSl. I. \VAn\iin It. Co. : DRAII Hiu : I Im-o fri-'inently uwl Wnrncr'i info Klilnuv and Mvcr Con : for loot nlTcctinm tti.nil.int upon no > ere rliuimntlo ntUofiB , am n\cal'fta OcrltcU licnutlt thcrclrom. I hi\ ( lno US'1 ! ! the Snfo Nervine with natlsfuclory re nit * . I cousldor the a mi'dlcinoa worthy o oiillilonie. Deputy Treasurer. OMAHA , NFII , May -21 , 1-bi. I.VAUNRa & Co. , Kochi'ster , N. V : GKITM : I hn\o unetl jour Safe Klilncy ant Ucr Ctiru thin BprinK' n , n htrln\lk'ontor , atu HIM ! I the hist rcmiily I ti\vi tried. Ihui iHeil 4 hottlcH. nr-,1 , | t hai maila mo fcol hcttci hin mcr I ulil before In the U. I" . It. Phops. OWAIIA , X H , .M y4 , IbSI , I. II. WAnxm & Co : SIKH : For more than 15 y an I have puffcrct niicli In onvcnlonco froiiieoiiilinu'il kMno } am IvorillHCu-cH , id h\o htcii un lilo to work ny nrln y orji'tmnlno bdiu'nlli.c'iil I'rluln ; rint tinny intdlLliiiij aiul UoitorH , hut 1 rcw vorsu nmlvnrtixlay by il.iy Iua < ttoM I Imti trialit'nDiscas' , nml I wlatieil O'j-cll dcail If I ouM not hivospco'Jj relief. I took your Salt ( iilncy nnd I.Ucr < ure , Knowing nothing tNi MH e\or known tocuru tha dimiHcaint 1 Inv lot liven ilHAiipolnttil Th iniilli Ine lias eiinil iiv , and I nm pcrfoc Iy veil toilaintir , ! } hro1 | > li jour ijalo i\Ulnr > and M\erCura 1 wlnhjoti nil mice mln ] iuliiUhlng thij vluilli : ciiicuv through he v urlil. U. P. K. It. Shops. Thoiiaamlt nf c < iually n'ron ; ciulorscmont"- many of them In ca o < where hupe was ahan oni'd b v o been > oliiiitarily Klven , chow Inn tin cuiaiVixhlo pnworol Warner's Sato Kidney am M\er Cure , In all d Dcano ol the lildncjH. Ihi ir iirlimryornann. If any ono who reads thi : if phYo'cal ' trouble romcinbuf the Kru. In Honts of Famtlioi HoKtittcr'H Stomach Illttcrn Isruimuch rotinnlc- nn a hoii c-liolil m malty na siiuar or coffrc. Tli oHon of this Is that } earn of oporlonco hav rotvil It to bo p-rfoct y reliable In thoxo caxtsc enitrt'cncy uhvro a prompt anil comonleiit run : lily Inilcnianded Coimtlpatlon , liver ( cmpl-ilMl upepnU , liiilljfcjtlon and other troublei ar OM-noino liy It , For mlo bynll [ ) ni'ltaanJIcnlcrH ( ( , to uliot nppl\ for Ho ttttor'n Alumnan forlb3il. If you .ire If youni nf.iislf.-iM ( ) < aL of Ut rncilbytliui-timiiof \diir tlutii's uwilil aliht work , tu rev t'nmlA ' tiani | IIHU toietirnliini'ivfniil Hop Bittorc , vra > li' , u > Hop Q. FtitTiTlntf from niif It * . tloai IfyoiiniKinsr 1111"It-HUIl ' 1 llll ll'.l rliil or ln l , olil r yotn , BuUiTliif ( roM Intr on a LicJ of tick uei-o , rvly on rf o p Elttera. Whoever jrnaorr " , fii'l tivitilly f i oni i'heiu\cr ) uu - lli.it yiiiir i.Ftcni f orni of K I d n n y nii'tln cli nniliu : , ton- lut lulKlit In * 01 ( jtlniiilatliiK , ' I br tlmulj < iu > vl lthout < n' J/Mr' k .nliu Hop HcpSIttora QlttO' . O.I. O Ii tn ntwoluU , anil Int'bliita- ottlio ttomach , HOP drunkenness : > lu c ti r e fur uiu of opium , You will bo tobacco , o" citred If routine - Hop Diners Jf Tctmreiim Boldliyilrnft l > t . Kvndful i > lr t > n k aiut Ijwjnlrltiil.lrj NEVER Claulkr Jti It mny notEmuu. . onvo your FAILI BTO CO. life. It hue , nvod hun nxbMi , . * orods. ATuronto , Oat. Free to Everybody A Beautiful Book for the Asking By kiiiiljInK rwraonallr at the nearest offli olTHB BINufcll IIANOKAUTUHINO CO. ( . liy i > oKtAlraril II ( it dlttanco. ) any ADULT pe BOH wU | 1'Upri-wntoJ with k lioautltully llni ratoU copy ot a Now Book entitled GENIUS BBWARDBD , OU THK STORY OF THE SEWINB MAOHIN cfliiUliilnffn haiulwiino anil costly utoel in r. % IUK Irontljplcrco ; l o , M finely cngrmed wo cute , and bound In an elaborate blue and ga lllhoroiiriHl rou-r. Nn ch tv h to\cr U nm lor tlill hanilinine booli , nlch ran tli ) obUIn only by amillcation at the bianch and ubc dlnate oIU-ua ( n | Tlio Hinder lUnuficturlng Co. THK BINQBH MANUrAOTOniNO CO. . Principal OtHco , 31 L'nlon Square , N * \"oi n .Tev Mi 1 ' ' > * "J V ' > ( VfS.f . ? 'V ! e ° v"t > T'1'1 ( ' ( "tier I'Citift tli ) > irccf direct , < | tilckesr , \li-st line connecting I ho ercM Mttrorolh. til 'AGO , and M.fi n/.eimiN , Koant-K > TiiRffi T I ml Sotnii-KAvntnt Iiiit2 , which tormlnatrtri 10 , lth kAS"u CUT , l.iAVrnwonui , Ammo > OHSUI , Itu'rra ' nnil OMAIIthw OnvxuBCU Jr-wmi train which nwllato CVr.HY LINC OF MOAD bU p > tictrctf the Continent from the Missouri UvirtothBl'ixcifioMetio 'Hie JHIOAGO noCIC ISLAND & PA CIFIC RAILWAY Jthunr ! " 'lnofroM'hliv ; ' > ownlnp trttx litlo ! win . M Mlilr'i , liy Its o n tt'fiJ , tinch tnc altits Rliuluuinl . NVi THANiyms BT CAfctil Vir Jo VI'IIMI IOKKICIIOVH ! No lridillln < In 1- int'.at 0 nr uiiHcan corn , nn every pawnirtr < t arrkxl In rtriny , clean mid M iitilitri ] coKhu. * 1'ft.tt hniirissTn.lirt. HAT CARS of mrlviVJ mncnlficcncc , Pnuw/.f . 'ALACI ' HM r.riiio CAIIH. ami cmroxniv.orld fi\ non < JlMso C.M'.i , iiDon whlcn tnraharo crH ol un iirvif'iilox'ellcnca , nt thilow rnto of HtiVTMTT 'it. ! ! OI".TH PACII , with ample tlmo lrr healthful iijovtntrt. Through Ours bctwcuii Chlraito , Toorla , Mil an'.roand ' Mlwnurl Klvcr I1)lnt ( ! < md clfinocnn it d-nnta.ll points ol Intersection with othei I Ad 4. Wo I id t ( do not forget thla ) direct ! } "to cfct nco ol lm | > ortatic.o In itiinrm. Nolituekti , Uioi'k IllloVjoinliik1 , Utali , Idaho , Koxaila , CnlKoriun ) roiroi ) ) Wm-hliiKton 'icrrltoryi Colorado , Arlzcrj nd Nc Mo lco. Ami Iwral nrnncmcnt.i ruKuritmir bapuro a.- ny other line , and rates ol tire nlwnya nsl onat competitors , who lurnlsh but * tltho o the ujui' ' art Io 3 and tncklc ol tportsiacn frcu. Ticl.it , lUAiw and folders at nil prlnclpa filccn In the United States nnd Cnnadx It. K. CAULK , K. HT. JOHN , ricu I'roa't & Ocu. don. list nr.dPaM'rAtf . Manager , Chlcacn Rhlcniro. 830 , SilOmJHE. 1330 , KANSAS CIITT , St , Joe < fe Council Blnffs IS T11R ONLT Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND Till ! EAST From Omaha and the West. Vo chiiH'O nl cara brtnron Omaha and si. ixml , nd but ono LitMi'cn OMAIIAand NKW YORK . . Daily PassengerTrams IABTERN ANO W Et/TEKN CTrillS with LESS OIIAKOKS and I.V ADVANCK ol ALL ! OTHER MN'U. This cntlro line ts equipped 1tlt Pultn..n'i ! ulaco Sice ] Ing Card , 1'alaco lu > C'otclic : , Miller Mcty I'latlonn and Coupler , und the ci > iol > rttsJ AlTScc that > our ticket riaiU VIA 1TV , hT. JOdKl'U & COUNCIL ULUFPd IU1I < oiJla ? t. Josipli aril St. r uin. Tlikit ) Icr wU1 at all coution stations In th ( Vent. J. K. H.UtN'AKl ) , C. DAWKS , Gen. Bupt. , St. Jo cph , Mo ! Ocn. Pasa. And Ticket A t. , St. Joseph , Mo. ANHV ItOKDitN , Ticket A ont , 1020 Kurnliam Btrcct. A. D. liAK-nun Ocnera ! A 'unt , nil A II A NK PILES ! PSLES ! PILES ! A Sure Cure Found at LastI Tin Onn Need Safior ! A aura euro for lillnd , lilecding ; . Itching ana Jlccnted Piles hosbieii di co\credby Dr. Wil- lain , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. William' * udlan Ointment. A BliiRlo box has cured the worst chronic cascn of 2&or SOjoare standlnj , ' . Nc ono need sutler five mlnntoa niter applying thit wondcrlnl soothing mcdiilnct. Lotions , Instru ments and clcctuarlus do ruoro harm than good , William's Ointment abeorba the tumors , alia } ! ho Intcnoo Itching , ( iwtlculoaly at night attci cttlup warm in bed , ) acts as a poult Ice , ( fives In itant and mlnlesa relief , and ( prepared only foi i llca. itthintc of the prh ate parts , and for notb DK else. Head what the lion J. U. Ccfflnberry of CIovo and sa > 8 about Dr. William's Indian Pile Olnt mcnt : I Iia > o used iicorea of Piles cures , and II adonis me p catmro to nay that HUM never found anj thine M lilch ( , ra > o Mich Immediate and ponuv Dent relief aa Dr. Wlliiam'a Indian Ointment For sale by all dru 'latu or mulled on receipt o : price , 91.00.HENRY HENRY & CO. . Prop'ra. , CLBVKUND , Oiuo. For Bale by U. K Uoodman. United States Depository OF OMAHA. Oor. 13th and Famatn Sts. OLDEST -UANKINCI ESTABLISHMENT If OMAHA. 8UCCCE6OK8 TO KOUNTZE BROTHGH3. * KTAhnmini ) 1RM. Or nnlted M National I tank Augoet 20 , 1843 CAPITAL AND I'HOKlTa OVER 30a,00 ( CmtTRa AMI UIIIXCTOkli : KousTf.x , President. Auacaiua KOPNTIII , Vice I'nsl'lcnl. H. W. YAIVS , Crwhler. A. J. IViiTLKTON , Attorney. JOHN A. L'uilullTON. F. H. DAVIS , A al. Owihlei Tbl hank rucilvns dvpoalta without regard t tuiountn , Ibtuce tlmo ctrtlrlcatcB bearing Interest. Lraua draft * un Sin Franasco nJ prtuclps citlee of tlio United State * , alee I/onilon , Dublin Kdliibiiri.-h and tbo principal cltlc-s ol the contl nent of Kurop . .Soils paBiieiicr | t'.ckota lor emlf antalby the In UIMI Una mavldtf The Oldest 8 IN NEBRASKA. Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. BuilnoM transacted wine oa that ot an Incoi porated uank , Accounts kept In currency or gold subject Irlit chock without notice Certificates ol deposit wuedrwiaWo In thru six and twelve months , jcaring Intercut , or o deuumil without Interest. Advances nuilo to cuatomers oil Approved eocc rlttcs at market r U of lntont. Buy ami veil x < M , bllli ot exchange , * ovori ci\t , sUto , county anil Uty bcnJu. DmuMirht JralU on England , IroliaJ , UODI land , and all l rtJ ot Buropa. Sell European in.iwt < i ) tick i to. COLLKLT10NU 1'KU n'L.Y UA K tnrldt HAWKEYE PLAINING MILL 00 , Ocs Moines , Iowa. Manufacturers of SASH. DOORS , BLINDS BRACKETS , MOULDINGS , &O. Great reduction In Hank Counters , 1'lans tu aliliwl , anil work lurnUhixl In ill kinds ol bai omoltuDod , Counters flnlalicd In oil when d lired. Shelving ol all klnd < lurnljhtxl and m Into building n-iJy tor paint on short nolle Our workmen are the bent mechanic * that can 1 procured , Sa > e money by giving us your coi tracts. 8Ulrs , Newels and Daimlers. Our toteunD In thl department HU ( ormer with Frovt Manufacturing Co , Oblcag Ills , and hu done voice ol the flruwl Btalr oi uttie N OriJcn br mill momotlr attemlnl DEWEY & STOHE , ITURE ! lias * * - - ' ftp p . f. - - . . ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO. , CARPETS ! GROCERS ! TO ALL WUO HAVE TO J3E REPAIRED , 1ST OB , .A. "V" I IN Gh TO BE DONE OR While our Work is better , our Pvices are Lower than all otk ° vs I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS offered for Competition in our line Over All Competitors. \ For the Best Watch Work , For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. ) For the Best Engraving , For the Best Diamonds ( own importation ) FOR THE BEST DISPLAYED , ETC. . [ faying lately enlarged my workshops and putting In now . .nd improvot. i chinery , I hope to still more improve the quality and finish of our ork and fill orders with more promptness than is usual. ! My McHo ban always boon and always will bo : "First to gain superior ties end then advertise the fact not before no wild advertise in onta Seme unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying my announcements , I would bog you , the reader of this , to draw a line between such copied advertisements and those of Youra very truly , The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb. . Sign of the Striking Tnvr PO LACK'S PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE Is the place to Buy Bargains. EVERYTHING MARKED IW RED FIGURES. Look for the Red Ink Marks. No. 1 , No. 2 , British Consumption Physio , Brompton Oough Presoription , In I5ottle 31.00 each , C for $5.00. In Bottles 75 cents each , 0 for S3.50. Drompton Mhcnco Ihe oho\c nrcscrlptioni verp procured It the I argrtt and Mo t Hucorsaful Con iroptlon llomntal In the Worldat the "llrompton , Consumption and Couiih HcuiedlM , Uioabore ediclue * ti ilci.lxiude | rue4ln togland Infa llble Cure lor H CouiplalnU ol the Lung and Uubt. . XI. janlu-tl f