THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. JANUARY 23 , 1882.
IN SOCIETY.
The Social Ev-nts of ft Week
in Nebraska's Metropolis.
The lOlat Reception of the
p'leivsiuit Hours Club The
Imperial Party.
Social Notes nnd Pol'lto Person-
nlltlca ,
Thurc are strong uviilcuooa tlmt tlio
intcrvnl botwcoii the close of the
present week nnd the beginning of
Lent will bo filled with nocia.1 events of
more or los < importniicc ao fnr ns of
number nnd the character of the on-
turuinniunt * are concerned. Sovornl
private niusquo parties nro nlrcndy on
the tapis , nil of the clubs will prepare
their members tor a forty dnys fast by
making special o ( Torts to render the
coming parties particularly interest
ing , and a few receptions in private
houses will be given before Ash
Woomsdny casts n pall over
oOcbty for n matter over
a month. The intended
Pleasant Hours masque ball will not
take place. This announcement ia
made at the request of the manage-
m < M > t , who have thoroughly canvassed
' ic matter nnd make their decision in
accordance with the strongly expressed
wishes of n majority of the club. At
the same time it tiny bo hinted thai
the members of the club may yol
liavo an opportunity to attend n fanoj
dress party in thu near future , given ,
perhaps , not directly under clul :
auspices. There seems to be a grow
ing tendency towards smaller partier
nt private houses in Omaha , n move
which has in view the comfort of
tin' guests , no less than the
convenience of thu host nnd hostess.
Few residences can comfortably eon-
tain from ono hundred to two hun
dred invited guests , and u general re
ception nearly partakes of thu charac-
of a uencral crush. "Commerci
partiei" hive tiiktm fum root ii
Onmha during the past winter , anil
have proved a popular form of enter
tainmcnt. During thu p.iat week r
number of these little miciul gather
ings have occurred in various home ol
our city. Tun club parties have beet
given ainco oiir last record , the mos
notable of which was I he
| ' [ , KAS.\NT nouns.
Having turned thu corner of iU hun
dredth pii'ty the Pleasant Hours bo'
gan its second Hurica amLOlst \ recup
lion at Masonic Hall on Friday evun
ing with the invariable nccompani
tuenta of an excellent attendance ,
lioH'inann's best innaio , an untiring
executive committee and an unusually
good Hour. Some sixty couples won
present which by no means taxed tin
r > > soutcos of the hull but afl'erdud Huf-
ficent room for dancing with comfort ,
Among these present were Col. Mar1
tin , U. S. A. , and Mrs , Martin , Majoi
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas , Major am
Mrs. Furoy , Lieutenant nnd Mrs
Dunicl Kingman , Mr. am
Mrs. 0. E. SmiircB , Mr. am
Mri , Slienis , Mr. and Mrs
Pritchott , Mr. and Mrs. D , O. Clark ,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis , Mr. am :
Mrs. Colpetzer , Mr. and Mrs. 0. J.
Greene , Mr. and Mrs , J. 15. Dotwilor ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Taft , Mr. and Mrs. Ed ,
P. Peck , Mr. and Mrs. Lyinan Rich'
anhon , Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Jones ,
Mr * , lliugwalt , Mrs. S. O.Udwoll ,
Mm. Shiverick , Mr. and Mrs. Levi
C.irter , the Misses lUrkalow , Ual-
combe , Padlock , Berlin , lloyt ,
llodclis , Richardson , Bishop , Shears ,
Shiverick , Bora Luhmur , Hanscom ,
llustiu , Uiiigwalt , Kiinball , U.iwsoi
of Plattsmuuth , ilacobson , Lyman
Newcome , McCoriuick , Ilaydun , Hall ,
Morgan , Smith , Hrady , Tilhttson , uiu
Urou'iiHOii , Messrs. Liout. Footo 17.
S. A. , Lieut. IJourke , 17 , S. A. , Lieut ,
Schuyler , 17. S. A. , N. and M. Hark <
nlow , lirtuly , Lehnior , Crary , Collins ,
Aiinin , P.itorson , Hundricks , Brook ,
Dcach , Dickey , Taylor , Squires ,
Morris , Sharp , Scott , [ toss , McMillan ,
Kimball , Butler , Morgan , Hayden ,
1L. . and J. R. Ringwalt , A. Saxi
nnd L. Davis.
TIIK IMPKltlAI , .
The second party of the second 1m
porial sot ios occured on Thursdn }
evening at Masonic hall under Uu
same eflicionl munauemunt which ha.1
so successfully guided thu affairs o
the club fnr thu past season. An ex
cellent floor and thu usual ileliglitfn
music made thu occasion all Unit coiili ;
be desired , Among those pt < m < nl
wore L. II. ICorty and Mrs. lvity
Mr. and MIH. A. J. Simpson , Mr. nut
MIH. A. Hospe , Mr. und MM. A
Trajnor , Mr. and Mrs. A. Melvei/.u-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Haney , Mr. nm
Mrs. J. E. House , Dr. and Mia
Hyde , Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. Hwnbu ,
Mr. and Mrs. I.V. . Minor , Mr. am
Mw. Robt.V. . Taylor , Mr. and B1r
.1. H. Keith , thu iMisses Simpson , Lib
Ine , Allio und Blanche Witlmol ) ,
T/sohuck , tlio Misses Cook , Ndmh ,
Carrier , Barbcau , Cot'.tor ' nnd R.o ,
Messrs. Wilkinson , T.iylor , Twcliuck ,
Carrier , Hudly , Hiishnuin , Wood
waid , Snyder , Cocke , Browning
Hume , Hnwkinson , Withnelland An
drew Rosowuter.
I.ADIKS' LUNCH AND
On Tuesday afternoon MiiaWoodiu
McConnick cnteitained a number o
her friends , at a ladies' lunch , ii
honor of Miss Kate James , of Counci
UluflV. In the evening a few gentle
men were invited to meet MIBS Jume
informally and a very enjoyable evening
ing was spent by all who participated
These present wcro Mr. and MrH. J
M. Watson , Mr. nnd Mrs. Peck , Mis
Kate James , Council Bluffs , Mm
Newcombo , of Quincy , 111. , the Misse
1 ' Dollio McCoriuick , Rustin , Hey )
Iloss , Balcomboj Richardson , Biahoji
Slmrj ) and Shivurick , Gen. Georg
Croor , the Messrs. Sharp , Remington
McCoriuick , Mills , Morris , Annii
McMillan , llendriclis , Hitchcock un
Watson ,
The
COM EltPANI ) HALL
of the Hebrew liunovolunt society , t
which reference has already nee
inadp in our local columns , took plac
on Tuesday evening , tit Standard luil
fl J ' '
There wan a very largo attendance of
our Uading business nnd professional
men , nnd the occasion was rendered
ill Iho mnru enjoyable by Omaha's fa-
vnrito I'hi'oniftlhean ' club , which
'airly excelled lliuir record in the selections
lections rendered. At the conclusion
if the concert , thu floor was cloa ed
'nr dancing , and was quickly tilled by
mum forty couples. Dancing was
continued until long aftur midnight ,
when n most delightful occasion wait
irought to a close.
A. I'l.r.AHAKT OCCASION.
On lust Wednesday evening n iitiin-
jor of our younger folks enjoyed the
iiospitnlity of Mr. nnd Mrs , Oeorgo
15. Stevens at their elegant residence ,
coriier of Hurt nnd Twentieth streets ,
During the evening Iho guests p.wtook
of n delieiuus lunch , music , dancing
und inspection of Mr. Stevens' fine
gallery of paintings. Hoffman fur
nished the music , nnd at midnight the
gathering dispersed homeward , all
very much delighted with the pleas
ures of thu evening. Among those
present were Misses Hrady , Hrewn-
son , Calderwood , Kennedy , Wilson ,
Minnie , Nellie and Funiiic Wood ,
Messrs. Snxe , Goodman , Coons , Dan
iels , Martin , Wood , France , Foster
and 8. Dean.
MARUIAOi : MCKNHKS LSflUKIl KOIl TIIK
WI'.KK ENDINO JANUARY 21.
David 0. Redman , tiged 20 , to Mies
A lift ) Demurest ngod 20.
Martin Ilnntzingor , aged 31 , to Miss
Anna Mngor , aged.
D. T. Donaghuo , aged 25 , to Miss
Honoria Frnnciesagod 20.
Joseph Orubor , nged 22 , to Miss
Mann Schmidt , ngod 18.
Joseph 15. Koeaters , nged 2 ! , lo
Miss Mary L. Uaumijartnor , aged 10.
Ohristopher McKenna , aged ! tl , to
Mrs. Margaret Asmus , rgeu . ' 15.
F. L. Norland , ntjcd 2.5 , to Miss
Caddy Morris , nged 21.
Hary Minor , nuuil 1)2 ) , to Miss Jen
nie Moore , aged 110.
William Kramer , nged 1(5 ( , to Miss
Anna Ilenke , aged 18.
Oeorgo Sturgos , ngod 47 , to Miss
Neally I loath , aged 22.
HOCIAL NorKS.
The Hums club baniniot takes place
on January 25th. A largo attendance
is anticipated.
The Standard Club will tender n re
ception to Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Kaufman
on their return from their wedding
trip on Wednesday , January 25'h ' The
reception committee consists of A.
Heller , Henry Ilimwit/ and Julius
Meyer.
A pleasant little caul party wiii
given by Mien Kustin on Monday
evening lo a few friends nt her rom-
denco on Ilarnoy and 17th streets.
On Thursday ovenim ; n pleasant lit
tle municalo was given by Miss Hotly
Collier nt the residence of Mrs. J. M.
Meredith , on Dodge direct. Some
twenty-live couples weiu in attend
ance.
ance.Two small and informal commerce
parties took place on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in Capitol hill
houses.
The lady teachers of Hrownoll hall
gave a commerce party on Thursday
evening to 11 number of their frioiula.
About fifteen were present , nnd the
evening was concluded by dancing.
The Terpsichorean club will give
their next party on Tuesday evening
next at Standard Hall.
On Wednesday a private masquerade
paty was given by Mr. Win. Brown
at Masonic hall. Seventy-five couples
were in attendance in costume.
Irvinos orchestra furnished the music.
Tlio Danish society celebrated ile
tenth nnivowary ou Thursday even
ing at Turner hall , with a concert , ball
and suppor. There wore about three
hundred persons present , nil of whom
passed a pleasant evening. Mr. C.
0. Thrano , the president , was pre
sented with an olugant gold watch
from the membnrs of the society , and
Mrs. T. A. Jensen was made the ie-
cipient of a handsome silver castoi
'rom the Indies.
1'OLITK I'KR.SONALITIKS.
Miss lloyt , of Uticn , Now Noik ,
who hai boon aponding several montlif
n this city as the guest of Mrs. L ,
M. Bennett leaves to-morrow fet
Utica.
Miss Minnie Richardson completes
icr holiday vacation to-morrow , and
will return to Utica , N. Y. , to con-
' -inuo the prosecution of her studies.
Lieul. Schuylor has returned from
.lie east and leaves early in the week
: or western posts.
Mr. Frank Ximmor , lately of
Omaha , but now of Wheeling , W. Vu. ,
returns east to-morrow.
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Movement of the People.
MM. L , Toinlln , of Tceimwoli , has gone
, o llliiiolHim a visit ,
( IIWKO V'lllard nnd wife , of VnllH City ,
o hiiiiiu I ruin th ciutl.
.Mayor Olu'p ' , ol I'ort Outnrlii , N. Y , , ii
vi lllh | ; liUt-iin at Illliu ijplillKH
11 n .lolm O'llynio , iiHslMtunt pnwecut ,
ink' uttornoj of Now oik City , in In Lin
ulii un 1 Kutuiod on "I'lio WroiiKH ol
liuluiul , " Kihl.iy nlnht.
Mr 7 Sitd mill finiilv luvo loft l-'ro'
mint fin Uiiiv r. in uliuili div they In ,
; enil to liioitu | ioriii.iiit > iitlv. riuiniinten
IIIIVD KI'I | cunt ) tn re-let tlio dumrtuiu | ol
III I'lltlTplMll , | | | | | | > M 1111,11 , 11110 wll3Kl
lotivily , uii | vl ) > i iinuo ciintrlliiitutl l.iik't'b
to thu iiri'dent | ii < ihn | > rltof tin tiivvn.
llollu.
MIlLnll. IVmlfll ami Mf Alllo Ulr
liny wire unititl at Kmvuul mi thu l-'lll.
.lacoli It. MiiUimn mill MI H Hell 1) ) ( >
nun , of HluoSiirinij' , vvuio imirriitl un tin
fitli.
.lumen lllvvUiiinl Ciirrlu I Logan , o
IViu , vveru rivuttfil un tlio llth at ( Sli-ii
oml V'.II-H county.
O'.V. Ill ( ; ity In keoiiln , , ' tiiuu t ) the inn
u < f tli uiilun. John Hunt and MIIJ
MKM'I ' juiiiol tie mtrritnl throii on tin
IHli.
IHli.Tliti
Tliti Hev. Julm 1' . 1Uof Omnlm , Im
iirt'd a llfu iiiHli-tuiit in tlm i jr > > mi o
ilia- Nellie Cuttle , of Sevvanl , Hoi-teal t <
III * all on teiiileilliirx.
A IJrUht | mrliculnr utar of Nuinalii
omitv i nlotl mulrnit out on the nth ii
Xi'inuhu county , A superior citizen , Mr
U. W , Kruln , w.iHpicaunt wlieu the ll h
went out.
Mr. HJ. Noble , of tlio Noble Hron. o
ISlalr , haa ( 'one to Onawu , Iowa , utter
llfo piirtiuT. May ho micceed and happ :
ncHi , ho e > cr their lot , is the wUh of Tn
UI.K vorrciijioiuleiit.
MUj Ann 0. 1'rowutt , of Fullerton
playoil with edged tool * and Ihmlly bi-cani
tlio happy posbewior of a Chliuel Wlllini
0. It wnb u piano case of love , wo
mulched nnd ucaioued.
The youthful typo of The Alexawhl
> vWMiiIiped | hlu iimtrliuonlal prospects er
tliey lilumomwl | iy ncmllug hlu Ktn \ mui
tucho fii | . aa u Olirlbtiuas t'lft , with
njioon In thollpiip | > crtute.
Juilb'o Murray , of l-'icmont , h thoixipi
lar tie contractor of loilje | , On the lot
10 iinlrid Frederick Sclmcll an 1 Mlnj
1 nry Oyckinnn nnd 1 Icrmon 1 ) yckninn nnd
II-H Viitm Peter * , nnd cent them on their
ay rejoicing.
( Umrloy Stuinp , of North I'lntlc , went
ant fcii hi * fttint licfnre tilthollilnjn , nnd
ctnrncil la-t wiok with a bride. The
irttipr of his Joy * MM ( Ann * A. Wcin-
/ird. The ceremony took pUce at Io ! ( -
Illc , III. , Dec. ' . ' 2.
' ] he principal fonturo of thn wp < ldln of
ohn ( ) . Miller to Mi n Nettle Hinith on
liclltli , ntTcctmidoli wn the fnct that
lie ceremony wan | icrforniod hy lUv MTA.
lolling. Lot the fact I ) ' credited to the
npld pniKreM of woumn nulfrngo.
A Imppy , quiet weddlns took iilncc at
ho I'nlim church , CAM county , .Sunday ,
nimiry inih. The occasion WAX voiy
nj'iynhl ' * onllle ojntractliu l rtjcs he-
mr Alonzn T ) . CarrUon an 1 MIM I.mma
„ Hridotmtinp , both of Casi county.
Mr. nt d Mrs. Wllkcrfon , of Cret' , ccle-
rated the fifteenth nnnlverHnry of thtl
mrrlnse lait Fiiilny. A Nrge nunihcr of
rlomln participated In the merry dance
nil sxlnl : nuiusemcntu , li-iivlng elegant
nd niilxtantial r mlndcis of the event.
ii > < ei'h ( ! oct7. ci > Hn d the big ferry from
li "VaU-rlnnd" Home fix months nnil set-
led ilown In 1'tattMiiouth. An noon ai he
ccured n nuita lo location for 11 home he
otlfied his betrothed , nnd ln t week Mie
ro Hcd the Minilouri , frenh from tin old
: ountry , ind wan immediately Installed ,
'athcr l.vncholllclatlng.
The Fremont Herald man \VM Hlilver-
ntt between two Miects when ho brought
rth the following mournful refrain :
"One liy one the rones blossom ,
One by ono tlio bucln unfold ;
OMB by one the damneln marry ,
I/caving ua chaps out in the cold.
It HmnllH to hcavtn.
The editor of The O'Neill City llecord
mi the lloor. A mouth's experience nnd
buervatlon are cond nHed In the follow-
nij : O'Neill C'lty will take the chroino for
wrddiniti this winter. Other towno per-
mpn mfi'ht do an well if they hud as innoy
winnhu. pretty and alinablo girls.Vo
will ndvlne any unfortunate bachelor who
wished to remain In the unhallowed r ii n
if Mnglu misery , to keep clear of Holt
county. Ths girls of oiir county are Irre-
intahle.
The marriage of Newton F. Crane and
MHH | Uvn Harmon on the Ifith w is an ex-
died event In the i-ocial llfo of ( cntral
3ty. ! The 1'roOiyterian church was up-
iropriatoly decorated with llowern and
vrcatliH , and an avorureen horseshoe. The
J urier Hays "iho hiidn was hccou Ingly
IreKHCil in fawn colored f Ilk. simply made
nit In txfulHltc | taslo , and lioth exhibited
he greatt-st ca e and self pimseiwlou
Ii oiighout the ceremony " Mr. and Mm.
> nno took in the mctropoliit ou their
our.
Aaron Palmer , of Urownvlllc , hai Be-
cured a KiitlouKh for life. The Hev. F.
M , Kxtabiook and MI H Dellah endorieil
Lho application on the llth. The festivi.
Lien on the occasion were in kn > ing > vith
Lho joyotiNiicHi of the event. The Adver-
Li or Nays Mr. I'ahnur Is 0110 "f our enter-
priding young biiHlnei > s mi n who by bin
own cxcrlionK and byterling houcnty IHK
worked hlinxolf up to an h < nor.iblo Htiuul-
Ing In thu liutincsH community , mul tin
liiiiluiHWull known : IH ujnimt cHtima lu
young lady , iid a worthy companlou for
10 woilhy a limn.
Ball Room nnd Parlor.
Thn friends of Mr. and M H. Harric , ol
.Madlxun , enjoyed an uvening < > f nocial in
A-rciiiiri-o and iimuarment on th > > 10th.
ThoprinterH of KaP Oity "chaied lu
utii g lioiirH with Hying feet , " Fridaj
evening , in luuior of I'Yaiiklin's ' blrthdny ,
A hauimot , ( if course , was the feature ol
, ho uvoning.
Itev. Albert T. Swing , of Fremont , wa <
igrceably mirprino I by members of 111 ;
lock un the 18th , nnd preHciittd with u
nuulioiiio tccretary'a ( leak aiid other
, okeli8 of CHtoom
The proprietora of the Commercial hotel
at Kearney entertained a large number ol
Moods on the evening of the llth , Dane-
ng and refreshments formed the feature *
of the entertainment.
The gallant Knights of Honor of Dor-
: hrHter blunhingly submit to the nianiuu-
latlons of a lady doctor. Dr. M. Eve
Hyeinon has been appointed examiner o
the lodge. The membernlilp la increasln )
tapidly ,
The Kociablo at the residence of Mnj
MathowHon on the evening bf the 12th waj
one of the largest social uathoiingH tha
over a-Hoiublod in Noi folk. Over ninety
icrBinirt were pre iiiit and all ic med to en
i > y thoiimelvcs hugely.
The 1'lcaH.int Hours club of Lin roll
? ave a 'full d USB" party Thurnday o\en
ing. It WIIH a loud ntfair and largel ;
a < tended , lllnirlcs Dcuel , John UOSH
Walter Saxo and Charles Sweescy , wen
among the Omrha boys who daiucd attend
iincu to th" capital belles.
About twoho couploo of the yoiimrfolki
male a raid on Mr. ami Mrn , McUlellam
on the evening of the 10th , and succetilei
In Hurjirislng that htdy Cuinplctoly. Me
cleared out iiis kitchen nnd dining room
and piocured a violin and organ nnd tin
young folks wont at it In good style.
The Equal Itlghtx club of Cietu in
vndedtho reaidonm of Judge Morris on Hi
evening of the llith , nnd made thonisel\c
at homo without ceremony , The judu
was forced to Buhinit and acknowicd | , ' tli
justice of the mid , About forty person
participated In the evening's sport.
The neighbors mid friends of Mr , am
Mrs Whoitly , living northeaxt of Hum
boldt , niiult ) a chindestmo dcucent , th
ovcnlng of the ! ) th lust , at the homo a
Mr. W. to eelebrato their IlOth wcddiii.
anniversary A conllal nnd JuUlan
spirit , snarkllug with wit and pleitsantrle
beguiled the hours ,
Educational.
The toichera'ot 1'awneo county | m > o 01
gaiilzed an aHHoeliitlon.
Mr. J. I. Ncubett , of CloveUud , O. , hn
taken chat go of the hiuh school [ it Weft
1'oint.
There are fifty romfortnhlo and we !
api > olnted tiuhool hoti'es In Madlno
county ,
Thorn nio thirty-tinco school district
In I'hulim county nnd 7 ! < 7 school rhildre
enrolled ,
MifHiIenulo Talhot has opened a solec
pchool in Auroia. Slio ulieady hat imlt
ik number of Kcholniii.
ThoHUpuiintundunt of the Hchooln a
I'luUHinouth uill hereafter receive thrc
ollars fur each day actually employed.
Thu Central Oity library t-cheino ID Ha
hlo to fa 1 through. Fifty dollara I
all that U i emitted to finleh the found. )
lion.
lion.Tho
The Ninth Plalto Mlnaiy asxoclatio
IH nt present purdinxlng u l.irgo number n
buoKx , mid otherwise plating itielf on
pti'iimuent ' footing
I'lxf. Hake , of lllalr , IIUH returned fron
111" Wifccoiibln lt , lirlngiiiK with lib
Mrx , Hake , who takes a position OH asxiil
ant hi the higher depaitmunt of the HUI
school ,
/1'liH o npIoyeH of the Union 1'uclfio a
Ni r h I'littte liuv.i formed a library asso
ria'ion with the followingoOlcors : l're l
lii-nt , J , H. MoCoimoll ; vlco droNhleut , It
.1. Wyiiiaii : HecretHry , A. Klcpj treasunn
I ) . 1 ( , ( iiillin ; board of dlicctoix. Crti
1'ieree , ( too. U , Hammond , John Oweiin
The sum of $211 Wi < H fiiibscribed to pur
chafe bonks immediately.
The Nellgh correspondent of TIIK UK
writes as follows relatha to the new col
kgo tberet "Your corrccpondent state
that it will probably bo known iw th
Merritt cidletre , m > mimed in honor of th
county Buiwilntcmlciit. Now. this i * entirely
tiroly untrue , for on the articles of incoi
IHiratiou it I * allied nates college , mid a
for Mr. Merrill's zeal and uneixT. howe
o > or great , that may have been to Bscur
the institution for our town , it Is we ]
knonn there ore sooral other gcutlcnui
who laboied hard in the C.IUKP , nnd ga\
tory liberally toward it , and I think ou
of fulrnesa to these it ought to bo kuowu
HolltflOUB ,
There art ) twenty chunhe in Miullno
county.
The Catholic ixjople uf Wymoie hav
started a fiuul for u meeting houcc , an
ho priMieet | Is that they will foon hate a
inlldlng under way
The Nov. Uurncll continue * toore the
wicked of OrlHim , particularly tolwcno
hcwrrsand mnnkoti , and habitual lip-
lorx. The field In cullirlcntly largo to re-
ulr several week * ' labor.
Hev. < ! . W. Uttlnwright , of tha Con.
relational church of lllalr , hai reMgnMJ
he pantornite and accepted the position of
iipo'intciident ' of inHilonary work for
IIM dtate , Colornd" and Wyoming.
The I'rMbylcrlann of Ht , I'nul ha\o
wen roiled from their Hplrltunl letharuv
y the Uov. .lohnn.n. n i tpd by Hev F. .
wnilixiiMof llntlugs. The "a a' < en-
" 1ms resulted In much good.
A contract for building a I'resbjterlan
lunch at NIobrara ha been ler. The
ulldlngisto be 31 by 50 feet , 18 foot
oiti , with a xnlre II feet in bight from
lie ground. The cost ul the building
innltted iilo bo S2MX , ) .
Uov. Mr. Wilson , paator of the McU o-
l t church at In man , it pushing the Inter-
itnof that denomlniitlon In Holt county
lo has otgnnlred a church at Cleveland
'Ith a mmberi hlp of thlrty-tlircc , and
x Hocur. d the means and plnni to ertct
nlkllnt's at th'Ho ' towns. Ho is now
rgotintlncr for a church building at
VNclll.
Don't Throw Up the Spongo.
When Milferlng humanity are enduring
orron of dys | > eimla , itidlycstion , or
orvoiiH and gcner * ! debility , they are too
ft n Inclined t throw up thi xpongo and
e lgn thcrnselvu to fate. We xav. don't
i It. Tjke Hi iinoi'K lil-ooii HlTTKltstho
nfalllng rctntdy. i'ricc , 31.00 , trial size
0 cpntx ? ! ! lw
TRUTH ATTESTED. .
iomo Important { ttatementi of 'Wo
Known People Wholly
Verified.
In order that the public may fully realize the
enulncncM of the statements , ja well as the
lowcrand taluo of the article of which they
peak , wo publish herewith the fic-elinllo slf na-
u res of parties whoso sincerity Is hayond iucs-
Ion. The Truth of these testimonials Is also.
iito , nor can the facts they announce ho IK-
ored ,
OMAHA , NRR. , May 4 , 1881.
f. II. WAHsmi&Co. :
DuAttHm : I have frequently used Warner's
lafo Klilnoy and Ll\er Cure for local affections
ittcndnnt U | > on o\oro rhotiniattu attacks , and
mvonl < > 8 dcrlcd honcflt therefrom. I have
al o used the Sifo Nervine with natlifactory re-
ults. t consider these medicines worthy of
conflilo > .co.
Deputy Treasurer
OMAHA , NKS , May 21 , 1:81 ,
I. " . WARNKR 4 ; Co. , Kochi stcr , N. V :
ORXIS : I ha\o uswl your bate Kidney and
.Ivor Cure this spring as u Iverlnvi orator , and
find I the hist remedy I excr tried , HIUL
lacil 4 bottles , aril It hai mailo me feel better
, lian c\cr I uld before In the xprin , ' ,
U. I . U. Shops.
OMAHA , Km , Maj 24 , 18S1 ,
H. II. WAKVEK&CO :
UIRH : For moru than IS y ara I ImiosulTcrrd
nuch In oiivuilcncu IroincoinhinL'd klilni > and
liter iliseasci , id 1m u been un hlu to uork
my urlu j orj ; nsnho hiintfalTiolLd I'ritila
Krcit iimny medicines and ik'Uore , but I Krtw
\\orno and n ono day h > day luastold I had
Itrlnht'sDIstaii ) , and 1 isheil ii'i-Lll dead U I
could not hivospoeily relief. I took your tjafo
Kidney and Ll\cr Mire , knnuini ; nutlilnj'ulnc
uoacvor lirionn In euro tha disiane , und I li.-u
not been di < ipiolntid. | Th inulldiiu has cured
me. and lam pcrlcc ly ucll todiy , cutlfLlj
o gh your ( ale Kidnc ) and LlxcrCuro I
wish jou all succ sain publishing this v luublc
remedy through hu Aorld ,
U. P. R. It. Shops.
Thousand ! of equally strong ; endorsement !
mmy of them in COSOH where hope was aban
doned bae boon voluntarily given , showing the
romaikablo power of Warner's Safe Kidney and
Lher Cure , In all d season of the kldnos , liver
J" If any ono who reads this
.trouble remember tha great
Women
Who want glossy , luxuriant ;
nn < l wavy tresses of abundant ,
beautiful Hair must nso
MON'S KATHAIRON. Tliia
clccnnt , cheap article always
mates the Hair jxrow freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
ont , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sure
result of using liathairon.
In Holt * of Famlliei
lloktitter's Stomach Hitlers Ii aa much rcgardci
tu a houichold nrcevsity at sugar or coflue. The
n-ueiiof this U that sears ol experience havt
prov cd It to bo perfect y reliable In those caoci o
eincri.1'iicy whore a prompt and convenient rem
U demandoil. Connllatlon | , liver complaint
| niwla. Indigestion and other trouble * an
overcome by It.
For Mlo by all DrugsUU and Dcaloro , to whou
applv for llontctter's Almanac for ISbJ.
FASTJTIME !
In ( 'oliiK Kant take tlio
BMoago & Nortlwest-
ern
"Trains leave Omahn S-40 ( v. in onil 7 10 n. ni
For full liiloncatloiiiulloii U. I' . I UiL : , Titki
AKCII ) , lltli am ) Farnlmm SU J. 1IKLL , U. 1' '
lltllwav Depot , or at JAMK3 T , CLARK , Henoi
M A < cii | , Owalii. JaUmic If
BITTERS
jon suOcr from DjspcpnU , imo
I1UHDOCK IJLOOD IIITTKUS ,
f jou are aflllctcd with DllloutncM , use
IlL'llDOCK IILOOU IIITTKI13 ,
I ) ou are prostrated with sick llcadtche , take
IIUHUOCK I1LOOD WTTKIIS
f jour llouclsarc disordered , rcjulatu them with
Ul'llDOCK IILOOI ) 1IITTEU3.
( jour Hloodls mpiirc , pnrK ) U ulth
I1UHDOCK IILOOU IlITTEItS.
I jouhc Indlgistlon , jou will tindan antidote
i llUnDOUK BLOOD IIIITKUS.
f you are trowhlcd with Spring Complaints , er
adicate them with IIUHDOCK BLOOD UITTERS.
f your Lltcrls torpid , rotoro Itto healthyactlon
th I1UUDOCK BLOOD BllTKIta
f jour Llx cr Is affected , > ou 111 find a sure ro.
toralltoln 11UIIDOCK BLOOD B1TTEUS.
f ) ou have any species ol Humor or Pimple , fall
ot to take IIUIIDOCK I1LOOD IUTTKH9.
f > ou hae any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
ores , n curatho remedy will be found In
IIUIIDOCK BLOOD IIITTEKS
'or Imparting strength and vitality tothosjs-
cm , notlilnsf canc < | ual
IIUIIDOCK BLOOD DiTTKIlS.
"or Ncrtous and General Debility , tone up the
jstem with BU11DOCK 1ILOOD I1ITTEHS.
Price , 1.00 pei flottle ; Trial Dottle * 10 Ct
FOSTEK MILBURN.&Oo Props
, . , , ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by leh & McM&hon and C. V.
loodman. _ je 27 eoil-me
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE *
TRADE MARK .Thu OrealTRADE
cii > . AMUII-
falllni ; euro
lor Siinln.il
Weakness ,
Bpcrmator-
rhca , Impot-
cncj , nnd nil
Dlscatcsthaf
follow HH n
BEFORE TAKINQ.eqm-m-o ot AfTER TARIKQ.
Sell AliUKU , as Lursol M.niorj , Lliuursai 1 , 0.1 ,
tude , Pnln In the Back , Dlmncsi ol ' , l li Pro
nature dlil A 'C , nnd linn } other lll'ciM'i Hmt
cad to liis. nltj or Conaumptlon and it I uuui
uro ( ! ra\e
r-iTTull pirtlculars in ojr pann-hli t , wliith
\a dtelru to nnd ( rcu 1. mail to ' > i.tj ! .
rsrilie Specific : Medlt Inc Ii wld \ < \ Ml dm. l a
V Slp'rimckipe , or u picki/cs tor t ! > , ur will
MI ont frcu h\ mall > n 103 ptof * 4 momn. by
Till : OKA 1KDIWNF. CO ,
nmraio , . \ .
or cnlf liv r K Ooidi OP"HO H
Tnls K\mt ppeciHc curt-i that most loatasomo
SYPHILIS
"WTiothor in Its Primary , Secondary
or Tortiarr Stngo-
Kcmovca all traces of > crcury Irom the 8 > stem -
tem , Cures Scrofula , Ol.i tio'0" , Ithcutna-
tlsm , E'zcma , C.imrrh or any
Illood Disease.
Cur oa When Hot Springs Fail !
SIalcrn , Ark. , liny 2 , 1881
Wo have cases In our tOHiiuho UN ed at Hot
Spring * and ucro flnally cured with S. 8. A.
McCAM.MOX & SIl'HRT
llemphls , Jtcnn. , May 12 , 1831
Wo ha > o sold 1,290 hot les of S.S. a. in a year.
It has glen universal satisfaction , t air inmi'cd
l > hslcTans now rceonmicntl It ns a positive
spcclHc. S MANirifLDA Co
Loulsi Illc , Kv , , May 13 1SS1.
S , S. S , has glen better sail Incflon than any
medicine I haie e\ereold J. A. FI..XNH : .
Uorirci , Col. Miv 2 , 1SS1
Kverypurcha cnpoaKH In the hlKnint urim
ofS. S. S. L. ilci8 > > et > r.
Rich' oii'l. Va. . Jlaj 11,1881.
You can refer am bonv tons In icraril to the
merits of S. S. S. Polk , Sillier & Co.
'la o never knonn 8. S. S to ( nil to euro a case
rf .SjphilU , v > hen properly taken.
If. L Uennaril. ) - , , , n. .
Kll Warren. j-lerrjOa.
Tlio above signers nroucntlemon uf hlvli btunJ-
Gotcrnor otGcorsU.
IF YOU WISH WE W LLTAKE YOUKSE CA
TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CUIIED.
Write for particulars and oopy of little
hook 'Message to the Unfortunate , "
81.OOI ) Rnward 1 ho ( aid to an )
chumist who \\ill tlnd , on ninujsM 1UO hottlcs
S S. S. , ono partlclo of Mercury Iodide Potas
sium or any Mineral substunce.
SWira SPECIFIC CO. Vrops.
Atlanta , Ga.
Price of regular size reduced to 81 73 per i nt
tie Small s'zo , holding half the quantity , price
91.00
Sold by KENNAHD i CO. ,
and DnnrcUta Generally
W. E. VIQUS M. MKRRELL.
f.E.YIGUS&CO
. . , ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasalle Street , CHICAGO ,
Grain and Provisions Bought
nnd Sold on Margins.
iluc7inu a illin
DISEASES
OF Til K-
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL A68IOTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL ,
llcfercncea all Reputable jslclius of Omaha.
iiTOfllce , Corner I5lh und Farnham 8t
Omaha. N b . . , ,
To Nervous Sutterers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
U Ii | x | tuocure far bxrnmtoirhe | , Semln *
SVeaknciia. luiiwUncy , anil all illsoasuj rosuHloK
Irora Self-Abuse , M Mental Anxiety , LOHOI
Uimory , l'aln In the Rack or bide , oni ] iliecatHW
" th t lead to
Consumption
Insanity an
rarlygnie
The Spoclftc
Umllclne Ii
bulnir uaixl
with wontlir.
ful SUCCCJB.
Pamphleti
jcut tree to 11. Write for them nd get full lr
tlculirs.
I'rlce , Bnecinc , f 1.00 pur i cVipf , or lx pack' '
k'e for f 6.00. AdJn-aj all onlt re to
II. S1MSON MKDICINK CO.
Kca. 101 mil 100 l ! n St. UuQalo , N. T.
old la OiUli by 0. F. Ooodnun , J.V. . Bell
K In , viU'l '
No Changing Cars
BirWXIM
OMAHA & GHIGACO ,
Where direct connection are made with Tb mirh
SLEEPINO CAH LINES for
NKW YOKK , BOSTON ,
rUILADELPIIIA ,
UALTIMORE ,
WASHINGTON
AND ALL EASTEltN ITIES.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Eor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOUIS
VILLE , and all points In the
TUB BUT UNI
For ST. LOUIS ,
Where direct connections are mode In the Union
Depot with the Through Sleeping Ct
Llaca for ALL POINTS
NEW LINE- DES
THE FAVORITE UOUTK FOU
Rock Island.
The uneqvuled Inducements offered by this line
0 travelers and tourists are as follows :
The celebrated PULLMAN (16-v\hcel ( ) PALACE
SLKEPINO CARS run only on this line U , n
1 Q. PALACE RAWING ROOM CARS , with
lorton'u Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for
cats In Reclining Chairs. The famous C. , 13. t
t. Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Can
ffttcd with elegant hl/h-backed rattan rev olvlnit
hairs , for the exclusive ueo of flrst-clasa passen
gers.
gers.Steel Track ncd superior equipment coinblro I
" 1th their gicat through air arrangement , m > ht $
his. above all others , the favorite route to tno
ast , South and Southeast.
Try It , and jou will Hud traveling a luxury Intend -
tend of a discomfort.
Through tickets \io this celebrated line for Bale
t all oitlccs In the United State * nnd Canada.
All nformatlon about rates ol fare , Sleeping
Car accommodations , Time Tables , etc. , will be
heerfully given by applying to |
PKRCEVAL LOWELL , !
General ' ' onircr Agent , Chicago.
- J. POTTER.
( In. .M irn'or Chicago.
Wort for being the most direct , quickest , an
safest line connecting the great Metropolis. CHI
CAGO , and the EABTHRN , NoRTU-EASTBRit , 1 otm
and SOUTH-EASTRBN Lui , which terminate ! hero ,
with KANSAS CITT , LHAVKSWORTII , ATCIIISON ,
COUNCIL BLurra and OMAHA , the COMMIKCUI
" -nmm from which radiate
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
: hat penetrates the Continent from the Missouri
River to the Pacific Slope. The
CHICAGO ROOK ISLAND & PA
CIFIC HALLWAY
[ a the only line from Chicago owning track Into
Kansas , or which , by ita own rood , roaches the
-joints abov o named. No TRANBPKRS BT CARRIAOF I
S'o MISSING coh.NKcriOMil No huddling In ! ! !
v cntilatcd or unclean cars , aa every passenger IE
carried In roomy , clean and ventilated conches
upon Fast Express Trains.
DAT C'Aiis of unrivaled magnificence , PULLMAN
PAI.ACB SLKXPINO CARS , and ourown world-famous
DLSLXQ CARS , upon which meals are served of unsurpassed -
surpassed excellence , at the low nvto of SBVKXTY.
FINK CHITS ACII. with ample time for healthful
cnjojincnt.
Through Can between Chicago , Pcorla , Mil
waukco and Missouri Hirer Polnto ; and close con
ncctlons at all polnU of Intersection with other
roads.
Wo ticket ( do not forget this ) directly to every
and New Mexico.
As liberal arrangements regarding baggage an
any other line , and rates of faro always asl ow as
competitors , who furnish but tithe o the com.
fort Dogs and tackle of sportsmen free.
Aiknvbo. maps and folders at all prlnclp *
offices in thu United States and Canada.
R. II. CAULK , a ST. JOHN ,
Vice Prcs't & Don. Oen.Tkt andl'ass'rAg
Manager , Chicago Chicago.
Sioux City A Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY ROUTE
Rung a Solid Train Through from
Oouncil Bluffs to St. Paul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hours.
ir is
2.OO MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
FROM
COUNCIL BLUFFS
TOST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH OK BISMAHCK
and all points In Northern Iowa , Minnesota and
Dakota. This line In equipped with the luiprov cd
WeHtiri.fhouKe Automatic Air-brake nil Mlllo
I'latfomi Coupler and Butler : and for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFOKT
lsunsurposai.il. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
run through WITHOUT CIIANOBbetween Kan
sad CIt ) and St. Paul , v la Council Bluffs and
Sioux flty
Trains leave Union Pacific Transfer at Coun
cil Blu8 , at 7:35 : p. in. dally on .arrival of Kansas
Citv.Ht , Joseph and Couni.ll Hluds train from
the South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 : p. in. ,
and at the Now Union Depot at St. Paul at 12:30 :
TKN'IIOUM IN ADVANCE OK ANY OTHER
ROUTE
jtarRcmembcr In taking the Sioux City Route
you get a Through Train. The Shortest Line ,
( ho Quickest Time and a Comfortable Ride In the
Through Cars between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
tarSco that your Tick eta read via the "Sioux
City and Pacific Railroad. "
/ S. WATTLES , J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l P&uti. Agent.
P. E. U01IINSON , Ass't Oen'l P * ! . Ag"t. ,
Missouri Valley , Iowa.
J. II. O'BRYAN , Southwestern Agent ,
Counci BluOs , Iowa
WAR IN PASSENGER RATES I
IIOBBIE I1HOS. , Brokers In all Railroad
Ticket ! , Omaha , Neb. , Oder Tickets to the East ,
until further notice , at the following unheard oi
Low Rates :
Ut class , 2d class ,
NEW YORK , # 20.00 ,
110STON , 20.00 ,
PHILADr.LPIIIA , 25.00 , f 3.00.
WASHINOTON , 22.00 , 20.00.
For particular ! ) , write or go direct to IIOHIUK
BROS , . Dealers III Reduced Hate Railroad and
Stiamshlp Tickets , SOU Tenth St. , Omaha Neb ,
Remember the plai-e Three Doors North ol
Union Pacific Railroad Depot , Kaat side ofTentli
Strett.
Omaha August 1.1231
BIBBBTT &
F.DLLBB ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
DAVID CITY NEB *
NEW YOIIK , JANUAll183i
Tnr Si v for IbSl consumed ( cur million one
ntnclrcd nnd nlnttj-tour thousaml three rilin *
Ircil nnd iilncty-oiio ( I,10I01) ) IIDIII iti of | rlnt-
11 ? paper In lit Iialh , inn-ay , anil Weekly
edition * .
This Is cqiiM to sixty mlllloa fc\cti liumtrnl
and > cvcnl-tuo thoutand sl\ hundred and
8CMtitj-M\cn ( GO,7T2,077) ) cones ot the lUllj
Hl7C.
The actual circulation ( or the past ) car was'
Dally 30701.101
Sunday 7,037,004
Weekly 3,400,164 ,
This H te for ench tU.v In the ) car the follow-
ng n\cragc
Coplet of the Dally edition . 120,041
Coplei or the Sunday edition . . .135,330
Copies of the Weekly edition 07,273
Tint Si v hai rulyortlslnz Rnaco to sell. In the
Dallv and SumU } editions IH price for ordinary
advertisements Ii 40 cents per airati line. I'rc-
erred positions and dl < pla\ed matter from CO
cents to 32.60 per line. In the Vi ccklj 60 cents
an afrato line ot space ! no extra char o for dis
play. Preferred positions 75 cents to < ; 2 per
Ine.
Atthlsprlen tihcrtllnp In the ( c\cral cdl-
Ions ol TIIK St N Is cheaper than Its publisher
iaie cr been able to obtain In any other me
dium , and ho has spent hundreds ol thousands
of dollars In making known TIIK Sf.N , and the
nJ\ intakes It odcM to the business community.
Tim SfS Is published every day In the jear , at
Nos. 160 , 103 and 170 Nassau Street , Ntw York
Cltj.
I. W. KNOLAND , Publisher.
Janl9-ft
1880 , SHORTJ.INE. 1880.
KANSAS 011 %
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
ia mi ONLT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
From Omaha and the West.
No chknge of cars between Omaha and ai. i/iult ,
Mid but ono hctnccn OMAHA od
NEW YOUK
Daily PassengerTrams
KBACIllMU AM ,
EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES with LESS
CHARQCS and IN ADVANCE ol ALL ;
OTHER LINF.3.
This entire line Is equipped with Pullm&n'a
Palate Sleeping Cars , Palace lay ) Coaches , Miller's
tatctv Phtiorm and Coupkr , and the celebrated
Wcatinghouso Air-brake.
tSTSce that v our ticket reads VIA ivANSAS
cirvr , ST. josnrii & COUNCIL BLUFFS R
rcn.il , via St. Joecph and St. Louis.
TlcVota for sale at all coupon stations In the
West. J. K. BARNARD ,
A" C. DA WES , Otn. Sapt , , St. Joseph , Mo )
Orn. 1'asj and Ticket A t. , St. Joi.pht Mo.
.AriDT Uonucs , Ticket Agent ,
1020 rarahatn street.
* , II. HUNAKI > Oi-nera ) Agent ,
OWATIA. NR
Jens STVRLPII , JI-KDMP SCIKMI- ,
I' indent. Vii'u 1'rcs't.
W. h. Uh mil- , See. nnd Treat.
THE NEBRASKA
IAMACTURM CO
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUFACTriliniS OF
Corn Planters , Marrows , Farm Rollers ,
Sulky Hay Rakes , Bucket Elevating Wind
mills , &c.
Wo are prepared to do job work and manufac
turing for other parties.
Addres all oidcra
NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING CO.
NKII. \
] an9-8m
United States Depository
OF OMAHA.
Cor. 13th and Farnain Sts.
OLDEST BANKING F.STABLI3II1IF.NT W
OMAHA.
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS , )
STAHLIBHIID 1E66.
Organized M k National U4.nk August 20,1883.
CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER 0300)000 )
OFFICERS AND DIBKCTOSa :
HiEMAN Kon.NTzn , President.
AUOUSTUS KODNTZB , Vlco Prtsldcnt.
II. W. YATKS , Cashier.
A. J. PofrmroN , Attorney.
Joim A.
F. H. DAVIS , Asst. C hler.
Ttil bank rtceU ea deposits wlthci'i regard to
amounts.
lesuca time certificates bearing Interest.
Draws drafts on San Francisco and principal
cities of the United States , also London , Dubun
Edinburgh and the principal cities of the contl ]
ncnt of Europe ,
Hell * pan8cngor tldiete for emlgranUJby the laj
roan line mavldtf
The Olrtetst JWs
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
transacted tame M that of aa Incor
porated uauk.
Accounts kept In currency or gold subject lo
slpht check without noticfl
Certificate of dci j it HIUCI ! payable In three ,
* iix and twt'lvu months , . < ant\uf \ Ictcreet , or on
demand without Interest.
Advances nude to customers on approved sacu
rttlcs at market rates of Interest.
Buy and neil gold , bills of cschange , govern
ment , state , county and city bonds.
Draw slgnt drafts on England , Ireland , Scot
land , and all parts of Kuropo.
Sell European passage tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MA UK
aurldt
THOROUGHBRED
JERSEY COWS & HEIFERS
For Sale By 1
GRAHAM P , BROWNE ,
A , G , TROUP ,
ATTORNEY- ?