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THE DAILY BE :
CMAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PROPRIETOF
010 Farnham , bit. Oth and 10th Streeti
TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION.
Be copy 1 yc rIn advanc ( postpaid ) 910
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
TMIOAKD CUICAOO , ST. PAUL , MINSKAI-OLIS J
( OMAHA RAILROAD.
Ixiare Omaha Passenger No. 2 , 6:30 : a , m. .
CO nrnoJatlon No , 4,1:0 : ( p.m
Atrlve Omaha PM enffr | Xo. 1,8:20 : p.
Accommodation NO , S , 10.60 a. m.
HAVIN8 OMAHA IAST OB SOUTH HOTJKD.
0. , K. ( k 0. 7:40 : a. m. S-40 p. m.
0. A N. W. , 7:40 : ft. m. SUO p. m.
0. , U. I. & P. . 7:40 : it. m. 3:40 : p. tn.
K. C. , St. J. i 0. B. , leMes at 8 ( v. m. Mid C
m. Arrh cs&t St. Louts nt 0:30 : a. m. Mid C
m.
m.W. , St. L. & P. , loaves nt 8 n. m. and 8 :
Arrhcs A St. Louis i t 6:40 f . m. and 7
i , WRBT OR BOirtUWMTS.1
K. * M. In Neb. , Through Exprem , Si'-O
B. & II. Lincoln Express < i:20 p. m.
U P. Ovtrland Exprtm , 12lb : p. lu.
0. Jk R. V. for Lincoln , 11-.4& a. ru.
O. * R V. for OscooU. 0:40 : a. m.
U. P freight No. 6 , fiiSO a. m.
a. P ' rclght No. 9 , 8:20 a. m.
O. V. frolpht No. 18 , 2Wp. : ) m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 0:10 : p. m. emigrant.
. ,1" . Doiner expreM , 7:36 : p. m.
U. H , frclrht No 11 , 11:80 : p. m.
U. P. Den\er freight , 8:26 : V ? m.
AnMVlNO FHOM lAtIT A.ND COCTn.
t. U. * C' 6:00 : a. m. 7:58 : ( i m
.1 'i \VM ( l:4S : ft. m. 7:21 : p. tn
0. H. I. iP. . ' 4Bvm. 9.0bp. to.
n. c , St , Joe ttO n. , "Ufla. m.it : h ,
PHOM Vlln ( fttlTAKD MtTUWklt
0. II. V. from Lincoln 1.0 $ p. m
li i' . I'm t Hr J xtircss S:2f : > p. n
P * M. In NcK , Through Kxjifbri tilt p
B. I M. Lincoln Express 9.40 n m
tji P. Dim cr fJrrc.ii. 7:36 : n. tr.
L T. Freight Xo. 14 J.KJ p. iu.
U. P. No. b 6:10 : a. m. Kmlit kin.
U. P. freight No. 14 , 12:15 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8 0.00 p. m.
U. P. No. 12 1:46 : a. m.
U , P. Denier freight , 1:10 : ft. m.
O. & R. V. mixed , nr. 4:46 : p. in.
BDMIIT TRAtKR BITWIIM OSUU * AHP
COUNCIL
Le vo Omaha at 8:00 : , 9.00 , 10:00 : and 11
m.i t:0 : 2.00 , 8.00 , 4.00 and 5:00 : p. m.
Leave Council Bluff * at 8:26 : , 9:26. : 10:25 : t
1:26 a.m. ; l26 , 2:26 : , 3.25,4:26 : and 6:25 : p.
Sundajs The dummy leaved Omahn at 9
and 11:00 : a. m. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m. Lea
Council Bluffs at 9:26 anil 11:26 : a. m. ; 2:26 , 4
and 6:26 : p. m.
Through and local passonecr trains betwc
Omaha and Couiu U Bluffs. Loa\ Omaha 6 :
TUB , 8:60n.m.i 8:40 : , 6:45 : , 0:00 p. in. Arr
Omaha-TUO , 11:86 : , 11:4,6 : B. m. ; 6:40 : , 7:05 : , 7 :
140 p. m.
Opening anrt'OloiIng of Mf III.
ROCTS. orra. OLOSI
a. m. p. m. a. m. p.
. W. . . . . . . . 11.00 .9.00
Ohlcr-zo , R 1.1 Paclflc.ll:00 : 9.00 5:30 : !
Ohlc | o , B. & Q 11:00 : 9.00 6:30 : S
Wnbanh 12.30 6:30 : S
Bloux City and 1'ftdflo. . 0.00 6:30 5
Onion PociHc 4-00 11:10 :
Omaha 4 : R. V 4oo : 11:40 :
B. 4il. In Neb 4:00 : 8:10 :
Omaha b Sioux City. . . . 000 7:30 :
B. & H , Lincoln 10.30 11:00e
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . , 1:80 11:00
D. P. Denver Rxp 90 u
O. , Sioux City li St. P..11:00 : -
Locftt malls for State of Iowa leave but one
day , viz : 6-SO a , m.
Office open Sundays from 12 m. to 1 p. m.
TI10S. F HALt P H
Business Directory
Abstract and Real fcttato.
JOHN L. McCAQUE , opposite Peat Office.
W. K. BARTLETT 817 South 13th Street.
Architects.
DUFRENE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECT
Room 14 Crelghton Block.
A. T. LARGE Jr. , Room 2 , Cielghton Block
Boots and Shoes.
JAMES DIVINE tt co. ,
fine Boole and Shoes. A good assortment
bouie work on band , corner 12th and Hntncy.
THOS. ERICKSON , 3. E. cor. 16th and Douzl
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
006 10th street , manufactures to order peed we
I fair prices. Repairing done. _
Bed Springs.
1. T , LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Douplaa
Books , News and Qtatlonory.
1. 1. PRUEHAUF 1016 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
UodtlANE & 8CHKOKDEU , the oldest B. and
house In Nebraska established 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTAURANT ,
MK3. A. RYAN ,
comtw corner ICthand Dodge.
Best Board-for the Money.
Ectlsfactlon Quarautei
Meali at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cai
Furnished Rnnma Supplied.
Carriages and Road Wagons.
WM UNYDER , 14th and Harney Streets.
Clothing Bought.
4. HARRIS will pay hlghestCash price for seco
bind clothtnp. Corner 10th and Farnham.
uewe era.
JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnham Street.
Junk.
H. BEBTI10LD , Rags and Metal.
- Lumber , Lime and Cement.
JOBTKi & QIliY corner 6th and Douglas &
< La-'npaand Qlaatware.
' J. CONiNtR 1309 I > ou las St. Good Varlet
% ' Merchant Tailor * .
O. A LINDQUE8T ,
One of our uout pcpular Merchant Tailors la i
wlvlnj ; the Utest dtelgns for Spring and Sutum
Qoods tat gcitlomui wear. Stylleli , duraJbl
and prices Ion as ever 216 13th bet. Dougr.&Far
MJIIInery.
URfi. 0. A. RIMER , Wholesale and Retail , Fa
cy Goods In greet \ arlety , Zephyrs , Can ! Board
' Hosiery , Qbv csCorset , &c. Cheapest House
Ibo West. Purtlasers sivo SO per Cent. OrJ
by Mill , llj Fllfonth Street.
"
\rounory.
JOHN WEARNE&80NS cor.Utb&Jackione
Hour and Food.
OMAHA CITY UILIS , 8th and Karnh.ro Hb
Welahans Bros. , propHetors.
Unjcnrt.
JL hTKYENS , Jlst beivucn Cumlng ami liai
1 , A. HcSHANK. Corn. 23d and Cumin ? Street
Hardware , Iron and.SUal ,
DLAN & LANQWORTHYVboleaJe , 110 at
1U 16th street
A. corner loth and California
4 Harneis , Saddtit , &c.
B. WK1ET 20 18th St. bet Faro. b. Uaine
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Hotels
V ANHKLD HOUSE , Ooo. Cunfleld.Uth & Fftrnb * .
BORAN HOU8K , P II. Ctif , 913 Farnham 8
bLAVEN'S HOTKL , P. Sla\en , 10th St.
gouUiern Hotel Qua. Ilamcl Btb & Leavcnworl
Urugs , Paints nna Ulii.
KUHN & CO.
ft 'liU f.no Viti " > od > , uor 1r r > i
ti.v it tii , .
W.J. WHITtnOUfK.WhoIeaale&Rotall.iethi
0. FIELD , 20 2 Morth Side Curnlng Strte
PARR , DruggUl. ICth and Howard Streeta.
" Oontlst * .
DR. f AUK WilliamIMock Cor. 16th & Volga ,
Dry Qoodi otlon , ttc.
JOHN II. F. LEUMANN & CO. ,
Ken York ; Dry Oooda Store , 1910 and IBIS Fan
him struct.
L. a Knewold also boota and shoe * 7tb & Paclfli
ruruiture.
& 5. OROflB , New and BtJOnd Hand Furnltur
rd 'Kovoa , llli Dcn UHlgheat cwh prlc
aid lor tocoud Itn ) itoooi.
BONNKR 1809 Una/la it. Flna yood , tu
' Ttrce Work * .
, OMaEA FENCE CO.
BD8T , FRIES 4 CO WlSHarney St. 'Immoy
jd Iw Boi , life and Wood FekXiei. . Offlc
Oljcars and Tobacco.
WEST * FRITSCn EH , manufacturers of Clgi
and Whol ( il Dwlersl n Tobaccos , 180& Doiil
If. F. LORRNZRH manufacturer 1418 Farnb *
Florist.
A. Donaghue , jilanU , cut flower * , iU , ooqa
eto. N. W. cor. 16th and DouclM streets.
Olvll Engineers and Surveyor * .
ANDRF.W ROSKWATKR , Creifthton nio
Town Survejj , Grade and Sewerage Sfntetnl '
Specialty. _
Commission Merchants.
JOHN O. W1L L1S.KU OoJfro Street.
D D I5KKMER. FordrUlli w Urge adrertl
ment ( n D llv and Weekly.
Oornlca WorKs.
Wet rn Cornice Works , Manulactureri Ii
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Hoofllng. Ord
from any locality promptly txpcutcd In the b
manner. Factory and Office 1218 Harney St.
C. SPKCHT , Proprietor.
Galvanized Iron Cornlcoo , Window Caps , el
manulacturod and put up In any ran of I
country. T. 8IN11OLU iio Thirteenth street
Orockery.
J. 110.NNE11 1509 DonelM street. Qood line.
ClothlnR and Furnishing Uoods.
OEU. II. PKTERSON. Also Hate , Capo , Hoc
3hoa8 , Notions and Cutlery , 80 1 8. 10th street.
Refrigerators , Canfleld't Patent.
0. F. QOODMAN llth St. bet. Fatn. & Ham
Show Case Manufactory.
O..J. WILBK ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of Bh
Cases , Upright Cases , 4' . , 1317 Caw St.
FRANK I. . OKRHARn , proprietor Oral
Show Cao niwutactory , 818 south 10th iitrt
between Lcan orth atnl ilMy. . All RO
loth x' ' t. far , ft l :
Utovea nti M\x re.
A. UtRMKSTI'.K ,
aiid Unuur.j , nd ManufacUl
of Tin Roofa i d nil ktnil. of Building Wo
CKld Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1809 Douslaa St. Good and Che
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills i
Cultivators. Odd Fellows Hall. _
Physicians and Surgeons.
W. 8. O1BBS , , M. D. , Room No t , .Cielgh
Block , Utb Street.
P. 8. LE1SCNR1NO , il. D. Haaonlc Block.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Eje and Ear , opp. postof
DR. L. B. QRADDY.
Oculist and AurUt , B. W IBth and Farnham
Photograpners.
OEO. HEYN , PROP.
Orand Central Oallorv ,
212 Sixteenth Strool.
mnr Masonic Hall. Firat-claea Work and Prom
tieea guarantccp _
Plumbing , Qas and Steam Flttlnff.
P. W. TARPY & CO. . 218 12th St , bet. Fatnh
and Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZl'ATHICK , 1409 Douglaa Street.
alntlng an aper anglnK.
HKNRY A. KOSTKRS. Ill Dodge Street.
Shoe Otores.
Phillip Lanjr 1320 Farnham at. bet 13th & 14
Second Hand Storo. '
PERKINS & LEAR. 1416 Douclaa St. . Now I
Second Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Ooc
&c. , bout-fat and sold on narrow inarrlns.
Baloons.
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
In tno now brick block on Douglas Street , I
Just opened a most elegant Bool Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
every day.
" Caledonia " J FALCONER 679 16th Street.
Undertaken.
CUA9. RIEWR , 10111 Farnham bet. 10th & 11
00 Cent Stores.
P. 0. DACKU8 1205 Farnham St. , Fancv Ooi
"PTLES ! PILES ! PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Las
No One Need Suffer I
A euro cure for Blind , Blooding , Itching o
Ulcerated Plica haa been dlacotered by Dr. V
llam , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. Wllllai
Indian Ointment. A atnglo.box baa cured I
worst chronic cases of 25 or 80 j cars standing.
one need Buffer five minutes alter applying t
Monderful soothing medicine. Lotions , Inst
incuts and electuaries do more harm than goi
Wllliam'a Ointment absorbs the tumora , alii
the Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at night at
getting warm In bed. ) acts as a poultice , glros
stunt and painless relief , and is prepared ouly
Plica , Itching of tboprh ate parts , and for no
Ing vise.
Head wnat the Hou J. KI Ccfflnbcrry of Cle
and sa > a about Dr. William's Indian Pile 01
ment : I bao used scoroa of Piles cures , and
affords me p ouauro to Bay thatl have noer fou
an } thing which gave such Immediate and pern
nent relief aa Dr. William's Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt
price , 91.00.
HENRY & CO. , Prop'r * * ,
CLIV LAND , OHIO
ForealvbyO. F Oooduian.
OctlOdnml&wnnwlv
H.
Emplopent Agent
Railroad Ontflt on Short Notice
llltb St. , Near Farnham.
ml-ood
THE KENDALL
PLAITIM IADH1E
DEESS-MAKEES' COMPANION ,
It plaits fro.ii 1-16 of a n inch to
UJth In the coarwwt fclta or finest ellks
It doea alf kinds and stj lo < of plaiting In use.
No lady that doe4 her OH n drug * making c.
.florj to do without ono aa nlca plUting
lever out of fashion , If keen It Bella Ituelt. F
rlachlues , CIrculara or Agent's terms address
CONGAR & CO. ,
113Vitaing St. Chicago , 111
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FAST- TIME !
In going Rast take the
[ Mcago & If ortliwest
Tralni leave Omah * 3:40 : p. m. and 7:10 : a. n
'or full Information call on H. I' . DUEl > , Tick <
Lgent , Uth mil Farnham Sts J. BELL , U. 1
latlway Depot , or at JAMES T CJ.AHIC , Oonei
Ageni , Omalia ] al7m4e If
-R T. JAOK8ON FLAN > ,
A.GraduaUifiom the Unlvciulty ol Peonsyi
Minlaot Philadelphia of the
C'laui of 184U. )
Tenders his profcKeional services to the citizen
) f Omaha and alt other * needing the name , pri
Heating Me ihlm therefor from 49 j cars' ox
icrlrnci' , sixteen ) cars of uhlchjtime ho spent I
outh America , from wlilcli country he haajui
cturncd , calnlni ; wlillst In the provinces man
cmcdliN for various diseases common tothl
nunlry Iron ) tri iutl\cs of tie we.
The J'ouir mil i-unw | Hy of all C'hroit
> I u4iti , particularity thoi > o of females. llama
> e found at his rooms at the Haulers' JIousi
rner of Dodge and Sixteenth Strecta.
n23oodlWiStmo w" *
COUNSELOR - AT LAW
J. H. McOULLOOH ,
Room 4 , Crelghton' Block , Fifteenth Street.
Ian16-3m
DR. F. SOHBRBR ,
Physician and Surgeon
CHRONIC DISEASES , RHEUMATISM , Etc. ,
A 8PKCIALTV.
' * ° No. U12 Farnham St , between 14th an
16th. Omaha Nub. | 28oo'
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'JBLACK.pnAUQHT" i-mp *
I / " 'etion nnd hcnrtbnrn.
TKN TtlO SAND MILES OP W1H
The Eloctrlo Web thftt Covers N <
York Edleon Underground
\Vlr03.
New York fctar.
On a rough cnlculntion it is oatlin ;
od-countint : the wires of the to
graphic companius , tclophpno conn
nics , distiict telegraph companioaai
the Police and Fire Dopnttinonta
tliero arc moro thnu 10,000 miles
telegraph wires swinging ever Ni
York city. They run in every imr
inuablu ( lircctioii , nnd such n trcuu
deus network ofviro is unheard
and unknown in rxny other city ,
the Continental cities of Europe t
number of telegraph wires in opei
tinn is n more bagatelle comptvr
with Now York's gigantic slumir
It is being seriously agitated tl :
seine concerted notion should bo t.n
en with A view of placing all ,
nearly nil , the wires undonrround ,
place of having them , as now , c
structing the streets nnd Jlsliguri
the housetops.
A now danger from telegraph wii
has recently boon developed by t
introduction of Hho , electric lifj
wires. Such n tremendous current
electricity isJJ necessary in opornti
these lights , that n human bmng
mi ht liappen to como in Uncut c
ciut would bo killed by the shu
Tin ) repairing of the AN ires hll'uuU n
plo munt to n small army of live 111
and others , who are constanly I'liiplt
i'd on the work , as the win : * ute
wnys brtuking or becoming cr i - < (
Not n storm comus along that dc
not do great damage to the wires , n
if they could once bo put undi
ground nil imnienso saving would :
suit to the companies ; but then t
outlay necessary to the porfi
isolatiod and the work
carry out such a colossal iindortaki
would bo very largo. There are il
ons of patents nnd plans for putti
the wires underground , but whotl
any of thorn nro practicable for use
an extensive scale yet remains to
soon.
soon.Tho Edison Elcctrio Light Co
pany tire placing nil their wires unc
ground , nnd have nearly ten miles
ready laid. Ono ot the chief diflic
ties in the way of placing the wi :
beneath the surface is the v
amount of sewers and pipes nlroa
laid. Some idea of the way (
streets are already out up may
gained from the following figur
which show the number of miles
ready under ground ; Sewers ,
miles ; wutor mains , 512 miles ; i
pipes , 1 mile ; pneumatic tubes ,
mile ; .tubes for telegraph wires ,
miles ; tubes for electric light wires
miles ; total , 1,789 CO-100 miloa.
According to the Superintendent
the Fire Department that dopartnn
alone has some 900 miles of wire 01
ground , supported on about GC
poles. They have four wires unc
ground from Fire Headquarters , n
about seventy-five wires under grou
in Mercer street to the corner
Houston strcetTi * These wore laid i
wooden trough , and then a solution
pulverized glass , rosin and oil
materials was poured into the trou {
forming n solid , compact mass ,
works well enough so farbut it woi
require s'evoral years to test the p
ent thoroughly , nnd the wires 01
have been down < xbout G montl
From other sources it was learned tl
the wires in all principle cities of (
Britian and the Continent nro
placed beneath the ground , and tl
the system works well. The 01
trouble experienced is locating a brc
when ono occurs and repairing
This would prove a serious trouble
haying the wires under ground
Now York , as the streets would
continually dug up to got at the ma
breaks sure to occur. The wires c
coated with the best gutta porcha n
placed in hardwood boxes or ir
tubes. It has been found that , ev
with all these precautions , the bcj
are eaten through , and the gutta pi
elm covering of the wires destroyed
n voracious littlp species of woi
against whoso boring proclivities ov
iron is scarcely proof. Sometime
whole section of a street has to
torn up to discover the defocti
wire.
Maliio Nowa.
Hop Bitters , which are ndvertis
in our columns , are. n sure euro i
nguo , billiousness and kidney co :
plaints. Those who use them s
they cannot bo too highly recoi
mended. Those alliicted should gi
thnm a fair trial , and will bccoi
thcioby enthusiastic ; in the praiao
their curative. Portland Argus.
mar l-d2w
An outbreak of Navnoo8 ] Feared.
The following letter was rocoivi
lioro yesterday from a trustwortl
[ tcntlcmah iVho resides in proximi
to the Nnvujo reservation , and n
far from Port Defiance , at present c
: upied as the ugoncy for the Nava
Indiana :
Fob. IS , 1882. Last Thursda
rvlii hwas issue at Dofiuncothoro , wo
iftuen Indians drunk on the parai
; round , making inquiries for Eat
unn , the ngeut. That gentleman w
> hhgoJ to tloe to his room and lot
ninsolf up through fear of person
riolonco. The Indians amuse thot
ulvos hnggiug 2nd fighting , \vhii
cared the cmployoj almost to dcat
'livy broke into etoro rooms , and
11 . ' .licit1 drunken dances they talkc
ight. Boal-Cliinno.Theunnyor Sta
Jaiior , one of the principal men
ho Navajoeb , . 1ms boou making it voi
ubious by throatoniox to take n
nd all other white meu in Defium
long u ith him. Wo are oil prepare
have written to place him on h
uard. AVe 'havo cleaned our gui
nd prepared our Mmnunitinu 1
iwr , wt > uit im . < n o.ual on MIIU
calo. The Star-Gazer says tliat "a
ho Americans are liars , AS they huv
o frequently fooled us , " It-seen
aid hero now , worse than I hu\
eon it for years , and ivo may bo a
( icked any uioiaont. Friona'ly Ii
inns are. coining to us from tinu i
imo to warn us of danger. Wo to\ \
ipon this information for safov
Vhy can not the government clmn
ho agent hero and Bocuro peace an
ecurity ( o the settlers of the couj
ry ? Wo do not care who is sent , s
hat ho bo an honest man , and on
an control and ditoct the Indians i
ho ways of penoo and industry , Cei
duly the Nnvajoes uru susceptible c
lie highest cultivation under propc
mnagomont. The country is rapid 1
Qttling tupj and it is n question c
great importance to the Indians , t
whites , nml the government , thai
man of character nnd responsibility
placed in charao of this imports
ngbAcy. Yours truly ,
M , 1) ,
Yonra of SniTorinR.
MM. Jtarnhart , corner Pratt and Uroi
way , liutTiilo , WAH for twelve yean a
fercr from rncumatiim , and niter ttyi
every known remedy without avail , w
entirely cured by THOMAS' KCLFCTBIC O
LIST OF LETTERS
KemalnlnR In rostolTice during the
f March 4,1S82. ,
OKNTLF.MEX.
Archer J W Anthony W U
Albro A W IJourlcer 1 *
lirncn H
Bcrghuul C
lleiincficn J T inn J C
lionlcj O UoydTF
rolmorgtn .1 Olnrk V ,1
aimi.lu K T Ctiniinlnfrii K W
Cdjliis A Carcton J Q
Omrk , T Clemens G W
Clark U 13 Deimnoro 0 A
KitKcllnml C Kkatrom 0
Fisher W W Foster W
FUlier A Forcl N O
Frankfort W J Fox .1 A
Gilbert L li Glees J
Green J Getty W P
froCll ! -2 GuuM A
UrllHth ' .V.C uckiua M B
llatriu J X Hnrfrndou J
llcchter I " .1
l"
llcllman 1) .UmUT
.Tones W T Jon DS W II
JohiKcn S .lorl II M
.Toynt t \i KHUIU w T A
Kucken W KliiKcley K
KellcyDC 2 Kennedy WH
JoydT I < lilniito V
Llttlefielcl M Lane J M
Lynch J K IjiiiiBtvrer G F
Iiuninx II luw U 1' & Co
Ltiicluer D Ltnbury F
MofUtt K Jlikkelson T L
Jlorrow G Mohlcr II
Miirnnn J
Matthews O Mlherly K-2
Morgan O Mniunos J
Mnlitnify J Miu | > liy At
McGntroTH
McCirt.l O MoMllleii C
McCtillom .T.T
M cl/ennnn A McCnlmn A II
Norton 11 Nlcl-on M
O'Boyle J 0 Ilcarn , T 13
O'Horron T O'Connoll T
Pfamikuche 13 1'e.rcoFH
l'it kney L 0 I'e'ern u '
n.Jtcia A Itii in-oii L
Heed J Uio r.l II
Knilgets .T It 15lUi rtl on P
Kosiitur ,1 A Ulc , url . .n C
Snltcr C A S cvfio A
Sanhee S Sun < M A
Sh.-rtley .r Sclmltk .T
Stiim ,1 0 Scheulchet H
s ott .r M. n SchlosI P
Sxelis enl * S irensou T C
Stem ) N Svzcnnyk G
Slottn-ley Sluw it k Co
TlluIIIprOll ThmnviV
Ttmruutix L Trtiuklu NV
Tims crPA Thorp J 0
ToltRon O L Thomas 11
Veshr ck J Wollhehr W
Warren F A V.'ngncr ' li
Weaver A J WilkinsAF
WardJ N Warner F M
Wnlkey G Wiggins II G
Wilko4lt ( } Wellnitz M
Wehning J Wilco\ C
LADIES.
Barton Miss J BengtRen M rs M
Butler Miss G Carpenter Miss N
Classen Mn 13 Cnsxicly Misa A
Callahan Misa A Carmody Miss M
EKSOX Mis MB. Easterling Miss J ]
Koluxfee Mrs M ! Fegan Mra M A
Grow Miss 13 C Guntlier 13
Glebe Miss J-2 Harris N
Hansen Mrs J Hurcly Miss J
.lacoli-eu Mis3 A Kc. necly Mix J
Kline Mra ! Ml Kraty Mrs W
King S G Kellogg Mrs J K
Lytlo Miss Ncllio Lundxren A
Larson Misa M ! S McDowell B
Mason Misa 0 Miller L
Mauck Mias M Mahoney Miss M
Moore Mri K B McCtflieMissJB
Morrisey M rs A. B Noonan Mary
Nichols Mias G O'Drfy Mrs M
Piekctt Miss M Perum Mrs L A
Peterson Mrx V.eaherMiss F
Kus Miss M P llosenheim Mrs L
Stevens Mrs W Shouing Mw S
Taylor Miss E Thomas Mrs II
Vahden Miss H Wilcley M E
Wiberg Mis 1
UEOISTEI1EH LKTIEIW.
Branch Mrs E Lcnf Mrs P
Levy J Sacksse Misg A
Andeit J Muller P
Mchring F A Hagerstrom A
Eisbrrt M
FOURTH CLASS MATTEH.
Uupley J Hall J
Townsend E Quick S
King G Hill 0
Clnpp 0 W Horning A M
Kin0' A N McUoy F C
Burrows D W
WTHOMAH HALL , Postmaster
Sliro-Rrdnoss nnd Ability.
Hop Bitters , so freely advertised
all the papers , secular and roligioi
are having a largo sale , and nro su
planting all other medicines. The
is no denying the virtues of the H
plant , and the proprietors of the
Bitters have shown great shrowdnc
and ability in compounding a Bittoi
whoso virtues nro so palpable to eve
ono's observation. [ Examiner ai
Chronicle. marl-di
A Surprised Confidence Man ,
New York World.
"Can you toll mo where Clmthn
street is1 asked a handsomely drci
od young man of a World report
who was standing at the Iwad of Oh ;
ham street square last night. '
promised to meet a friend in the
saloon , which ho said was on Ohathn
street. But I am a stranger in t !
city nnd have lost my nny. "
The reporter was waiting for a C
Icstial guide , Ho Jeo by name , wl
Imd promised to make a tour of t !
Chinese quarter with him , Ho thoi
fore felt justified in saying ; "I tliii
that is Chatham street over there ,
am a stranger , toobut I cuino up th
street from my hotel and I was told
was Chatham. "
Thank you very much , " said t !
nice young man , "What n disagre
able night it is ; won't you have
drink with mo ] ' '
The reporter acquiesced and wi
UH new friend entered a saloon. "I
nko prmin of your bent brandy in
iiujji.lon tn'iliitr. " CfmihuiM i > < juu
saloons have but ono kind ot brand
a very bad kind , and the dibtinotii
nado is in the price and not in tl
jottlo , While discussing the liijui
Jio nice young man glibiy deacai.ti
m the marvelous flights to bu eeon
ho city by strangers , mid after dl
posing of the fourth brandy and so ]
tar proposed that the reporter shou
iccompai y him to the saloon
ceep his engagement. "If my frioi
an't there , wo'll U't > oil'on a quiet li
It * 'racket' that's what they all i
' it "
su'fc ?
The reporter demurred at first , bi
mal/je / , unwilling to spoil a good etor ;
turtud with the nice young man dev ;
3hatham etroot. "Hero wo are , " 1
omnrked , as lie stopped at the hoc
f a pair of atnira leading to a diuropi
t4 blo "dive. " and showing n wondo
ful familiarity with the placn. "Con
down , wo won't stay long. Icaniho
you things you i\o\or dreamed of
of in thu couiitiy. It's n live
place. "
The reporter , at this point , wishii
to make some , return lor 1m compa
ions goncsosity in paying $2 for i
cents' worth of wretched liquor Hire
back his coat intending to offer hi
some cigarettes. Before ho could en
ry out his intention the man tunic
and dashed at full spend up Clmtha
street. Ho had caught a eiiinp e of
lire baclgo , which closo'y rmombl
that worn by policemen and dote
tires , and li , d tint wnitcd to go <
that little racket he crossed.
Too Lrtto to Mend.
The . .1. Aiclcn , William street , 13t
llnirali ) , wiltc * ; ' Your Sruiso Utossi
ha < worked on 1110 opleii liil. I had no n
i elite ; u edto lopp I ailly and > , ft up
th'morning unrrfre < liid ; iuy breath w
\crv ( ilfetiMvo anil 1 sutlcrod from nave
lieadnclie ; ilncenlng your Spring 111 <
HDiii nil these } m | > t"tim lia\e vntiiMu
and 1 feel quite well. " Price f > 0 ecu
trlul bottles 10 c < nU.
inar'-illw
THE UIC1I AND THE I'OOIl.
Uofutnl of tlio SnylUR tbnt the lit
Grow Hlchor , tuo Poorer.
N'on YnrkTImo * .
Are "tho rich growing riuhurai
the poor pooroi ? " Alr. MullniUM'
known English statistician , leiut
much atusod nclnge. Cotnp.iri
1840 tilth 1877 the probntu returns
the United Ivtngdoiu showed UH
dividing all classes into rich , midc'
class , mid worUini ; cluss in 18HO ,
England , of the first there were 2. 1
per cent , of the BL-COIH ! 21.20 , of t
last 70.40. In 1877 it was roiircsoi
od by 3.70 , 20.-JO , nnd 00.1)0 ) per cm
In 1840 England had nu aggregn
wealth of 80 per cent as her snare
the means of the whole United Kin
Scotland showed i
aoni , but in 1877
creased menus , and that of Engla
fell some 3 per cent. If in 18lOt
( .mounts of the property on whi
probate cr succession duties wore pt
represented a total vnluo of men
equivalent to 54,010,000 , this
about 2 Id average per inhabitai
In 1877 it was 131,400,000 , or 3 1
per person in the United Kingdoi
It is in Scotland that there is me
wealth in proportion to persons th
perhaps any ether country in t
world. During the thirty-seven yet
from 18 10 lo 1877 her wealth has i
creased from 190,000,000 to 97' '
000. "or to-day she 1ms 277. to ovc
innabHnnt. "Forty yonis age
writes Mr. Mulhill , "Scotland swar
ed with beggars to such a degree tl
the Sheriffs declared the state of t
country was so alarming , nnd t
farmers wore so poor that tli
bled their cattle ajid cooked the blc
as food. " With increased moai
as the Duke of Argyll has conclusi1
ly shown , comes a greater demand
the individual for food. If statist
are to relied upon , in thc.yont If
each person in the United Kitvgdi
consumed twenty-two ounces of t
fifteen pounds of sugar , 209 pounds
wheat , nnd 84 pounds of moat.
1880 the quantities used wore tea ,
ounces ; sugar , 54 pounds ; wheat , i
pounds : meat 118 pounds. "Where1
the middle class is the most comfc
able the 'country is most prospero
This is three times as numerous
Franco as in Germany , and lowest
Russia. In fact , Russia is n coun
of Princes and peasants , nnd the fii
some 24,740 have an average inco
of § 185 each. Some idea of the
crease , however , of the cost of liv
may bo had from the following sti
ment : Whereas , from 1830 to li
an English family of five could 1
comfortably on 92 14s , from 1871
1880 it would have cost 107 4s. Wl
our own census is presented in nil
various aspects , a very curious anf
BUS can bo made on this interest !
subject. It does , not seem , th
that in any country "tho rich
growinericcor , and the poor poorer
NOTICE.
0. fl. DodRO , of the firm of Trice , JIcDcrn
& Dod e , m I'mmlicra and Oas Flt'er , nt Om
9 climolveJ as to O. 0. Doiltfo , who astlg
to Thomas 1'rlco all his Intercut Sept. 20th , II
and Thomas Price iwsumci the third Hhan
flnnllablltlcs for ld 0. d. Dodiro. In cor-1-
'n of salit transfrr. O. 0. r
1880. SHORTJLIHE. 188
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Direct Line to ST.
ANDT1IKKA8T
From Omaha and the Weai.
No change of c rs between Omlhit r.uti nt ixi\
and but one lietwcun OMAHA auil
NEW YOUK
Daily PassengerTrasn
IliUUIHU JkUi
EAHTKKN AND WESTKItN OITIK8 with i 1 !
CIIAIIOKS and IN ADVANOK of AtL
OfUER LINKS.
Tblb entire line la equiiiixid with I'ullmi
I'ttUcu SlouiiInK Cars , I'ftl&ca ! ) ) > Coaches , Mllli
Stktv Platform and Coupler , and the celebrn
WiMlnghoiie Alr.liraku.
fST to that jour ticket ruvili VIA nANa
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rui'l , vl& fit. JOBO ) h uud St. LouU.
TlckoU fnr ulg at all couion etatlun * ID '
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A. 0. DAWKS , Ocri. Bunt. , St. Joaciih , lie
Inn I'me anil Ticket AKV , , St. Joxepli , Jlo.
AMDT UOHDKN , Ticket AKCII ) ,
10 0 Karnham atreet.
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COMhScrHD 1USKIWI11I.
Pay TftxeB , Berit Houses ,
, jr 10V WANT TO BUT OB BRU
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Clearing Sale f
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LACK'S
PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place to Buy Bargains.
VERYTHING MARKED IN JBED FIGURES ,
Look for the Red Ink M rks.
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Practiual Sausage Manufacturer ,
ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL
VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES , -
Family orders attended to with despatch , and ev&ry-
thing promised satisfactory. I invite a call at
0 210 South Tenth Street.
CARPETS
HAVE DECLINED SLIGHLTYi
AND-
Is the first to make the announce
ment to his customers and
the general public.
MATTINGS , OIL CLOTH AKD WINDOW
SHADES ,
Always sold at the lowest Market
-Prices.
We carry the "largest stock ana
make the Lowest Prices.
Orders promptly filled and every
attention given to patrons.
J. B. DETWILIR
1313 Farnham Street.
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ORCHARD & ; BEAN , J. B. FRENCH & CO ; ,
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