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i 'fHE'OMAHA JJAiLV BE : SATURDAY , MARCH 18 1882
1'IIE DAILY BEE
OMAHA.
Saturday Morning March , 18.
WMthor Report-
( Tha following observation * are takenat
tfca sams moment of time at ail 'tb sta
tions named. ) t ' * . .
TTa D A T BrrU. B , Stout SmvnA , I
H frC-ninylUrcli 17. ISM. Qi pm. ) f
3
UrUk K Ir
NW ' "
&t - Cloud *
NW r ir
BW. Fresh > Cloud/
Taakton.i. C'm Calm
DnJIolnei. BE Krwh
DaTenport. . 21.72 SE llrlik n onily *
19.05 8SB Cloudy
29.71 SB Fresh Cloudy
Jloorbefcd. . . M.81 8K Rri.V M. rainj
Tlaoent. . . , 29.02 Frsh Lt. r ln
Bfeatrck. . .
Xoford. , , . .
Outer.
AMinlbolne .
Klrtr 4 feet 7 Irichoi above hlgh"iratw tnark' and
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ttottn.
LOOAL BBBVITIEIB ;
The WWtjLeadWorks jnejter day
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iiitppod a carload" their oodSj'to Ban
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Jfnncisco. , 'i tf , *
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A ca/'cif'n'alls was shipped to f5an
, 7rancsco ! yostort'ny by the OmarKv Nflil
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The ubiquitous organ giiridcr has put
In an appearance ,
-JKio uStuiKr of ' 'Ao poiqo Rald fts
and ctatYn file ; clty 'cotirt yest nli y1. A- ;
Nobblest'llno of- Derby IMU , Spring
Style , ' , now ready nt i'rcdcriok's , tlto
leading Hitter.T ' * - - " t !
Chas./Sweesy / , ot trjivclly. ; has bccri
offered an engagement Trith-lan- eastern )
"base ball team , but has not thng far
mocaptod It ; T ' ' . . , \ , ' ' "T
-i-Onq plAln drufiK" Iippfeaf6 < l bcfojo
Judge ! Jjnckethi8jimorning ( : Jn ? ipald hia
little finio of" $10 and costs. . . ,
It is eald that tllton Nollcs hna rnivdo
a fortune from'TiU pf
A fair way for making another off his now
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Oou'rfoiltnln DaUdr has liocn In an uh-
i llttlo Iftker'6ndi"thbroVand"nld6fuinula )
xlpplo in hi fiujjjfcj1 * ' t yV VJ > '
The casei pending in poll.o court
nnd
; flpalnst
. " . ' . ' tlio
ji resent.
But little attentionban , bean _ paid , to
rtho small jx > * Score of late , but tlie'red
ilaga havoall boon-taken down , and the
jiest Louse is about to bo n useless estab
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lishment.
Vivo hundred dollars cosh will buy tjho
jitock and fixtures of the Michigan Tob'ao-
01 .Stbre , 1417 Douglas/Btrcctll BUsinesi
.good rent lo w. BatljfActo y rqaeo'ns'givon
for aolllng. morl4-tf
7 Messrs. Dowey& Stone forwarded A
car-load of fumituro to Ogden yesteiday.
This la a bng haul for. such goods and
shows the remarkable , enterprise of be
H WOd.
afofs areuoaomffofit
i hundred and fifty oars At grain Ior
i City via the K O. , St. 7oo & O ;
Tha fanuHUhlltthvBnUder- . > - > * *
, It wai aof warm yesterday' that men
l---f- '
- - - -
aoak" are redeeming them as fast AS pout-
w- i tk jut ? : J
President Dillon , pf the Union
; Pacfio , went out" to ElkboVn to inspect the
cutting of the roa 1 to the new .Kradp at
that XwfnTTnuraday : - . . - \ . ' : . . / „ t
The reported pool between the Union
TolDo aud Chicago , liurlinifton & Qulncy ,
, on Beaver business , is denied by the
officers of both companies.
The famous llttlo Builder.
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The ; pile drjver on theUnlortPaclfials
bard at * work qd the eastern "division , IXH it
baa b'eon for1" tlio past'ilx months.
The militia on guard at the dump have
erected a flng polo In front of ; the ofllcersT
quarters in Camp Omaha , and the stars
and atrlpo are flying therefrom yestertky ,
Tha soldiers who cot at the Union Pa
cific depot restaurant attract considerable
attention from , the passengers ou the noun
lralnwho bnaghie the city tobain a state
A'tcrrlbio'accident ' , op urrcd/ln th
foundry at tho' U.P. shops Thursday
Daetof the gang engaged t here , while low- '
Hng awheoj * by means of tlock-land
tackle was Wruok by. tiio flange"ln a sud *
den turn-of ho rope aud his skullfrac -
to be
past four yean \ > een a carrier for , the vari
ous evening papera-thktr naVj-been milT
liahod during that Ilmejjjaa'gona4utotthe
, U. If. machine shop to luara a t'.ade ,
.l teady and icltlblo 'and Ju'tfg ug.
from pust record will make a success In
e. undertakes.
The0maba.9vcoinpay [ ? J no.re. . ' . "
eelvinglta supply dl'cdal for jimnufaclur.
f gas , via the Burlington & Mltnourt ,
from Indiana and IJUnoJs. It Jormorly
-celvedits coal 'froin ' the UnlorrPaciflo ,
' ' but , ths opening up of tKe 0. , BQ.'by
riattionouth' effected the change.
freight business on the Union
la better yesterday than at any time fiiltlu
kktoryof theroad , at this' 'aeisoh ortlie
year. One hundred , .and fifty cars of
freight per day are forwarded , of whi.h at
J aat three-fourths is paying freight nnd. the
mat material for construction.
Colonel Wf K. Kinney'pf the 'Seventh
Kew York regiment , Colonel B.tynej Gov-i
rater Winnetton of WisooDkiii , General
J. C. Co win , .Colonel K. FSmyth * , Cap-
Ula Lanjwortby , Captain W. B. Model-
la d , Colonel Gibbs , ] level France , A. D ,
Morrla , K A. O'Bri n , W. 0. Saunden
jfcad Hotter Stull were entertained Tlmrs
* y by Capt , J. J. Neligb , of the
Wirtem Detective association at ' hls elts
rooaw under .Kuony'r hull. Muilo ,
/ a ry.
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-The
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Northwestern railroad , wan returned to
that reliable thoroughfare tor.aetlveservice
Thursday. ( The.carfhM _ becn In the shops
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for iometlmc/beljitr" edu atjls
nowiadorned within wltlf1 tieiivy Jtiun k
crtrtfttn * . and * . In 'every ( ftppoWme'rlt | I
elegant beyohd dcAsrlplioil. Ih 'the " % ire
of the genial dining car conductor , Mr.
Charles Davis , the Delmonlco is ns amply
RtiriplLed with excellent noccsiitlcs and
luxuries as the Inner man of any epicure
cnn sigh for , and the wish of the patrons
of the road Ia , ' 'Ix > ng may she run. "
A. citizen who was ttandlng nroun
the ( lamp Thursday- throw a brick atone
ono of the regulars and hit him , The sol ;
If r * took | n tiio.altuntlon and gave the eft-
itcn'ft evoro iKitiritng'witn | tlie'butt of Ids
muiket. 5 Thoiftttet : lay'jott Uo ( > Ue y *
while an'l1 then" picked Llmself up nnd
walked off.
Coroner' JaColnycileryoy' held an
Inquest In trio case of James McManu ,
th < j mtin who was run ove'r bj * the B. & M.
passenger train on Wednesday evening ,
and who died Thursday afternoon , nt the
Qarnoy ; st a'it surgtqal "instittiW , f e
jury/ourid n Verdict 'in n < * ordahci with
the [ facts , exonerating the company's em
ployes.from all blame * - "
It isiprop.piieil.tp hojif.&jnoetlnf ottho
foresters of the United States at Cincin
nati ; April 25 M > ' 29. } 1)V. WftraVr ; 'of
Qhlo'ttnlothctp7oftilrii5nt [ men/are * hi ( he
hJead' f.Mtho moremontANcbraJka ; -with
100,000 acres of cultivated timber , the lar-
Rest area of any state In the Union in pro
portion to.her populatlon , ahdnlJ be-rep-
resented there. \ , * * uf "V
UJfhop Jftrkson- will prencljln Prcv
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institute the Ilov. T. O'Caonell , rector of
St. James' pads ) ) , In , tbatj to.Wn , from
which 'a unanimous call lias been extend-
odrhim. A'Several of theclergy fire expect-
odito rjp prc oit at" the Institi " " - " ' ' ' '
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Mr. 0Conna'lt'wirstill ! ( hold
of .general district prpubytor , and .cxqrt
hlmfeoir ai much as poisiblo to'assist the
bishop in tlio general work of-rtt q lipcese.
.J-'A : man named Tot -Pony e dn > off Ived
la Omaha Thursday. IIo had a pocket
lull ofducatfl-and proceeded , . -cbnrter-i :
liackdA .riirup'.onlDudKe1. "iato'r on < he'
ha l hU fab6l'sma ] iediaad3wj ( 'r6Ia Eojl of
'siliali ' diflJiirii'Drnioniy. lie roundoa : up
'In the" cit . -jataria jesUoday Ed. L.
Hood appoared/ .answer i fqr/the-darn-
ages dono'KrPeridersbnf Hood'WaB'fetnt to
jail for ten days , and ordered to make res
titution In double the wnount' Ipatjtiy bb
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victim.
rooms Thursday In honor of lion. Chor'es
Ogd n ,
Orlean
the throe dailies was present entire and
.enjoyed the lavish honpltal'ty pfMr. ,
Meyer tp'theutraiBst. 'VfSf ujiu dics ,
If he over dooglio"wlll'6et a sot of obitua
ry notices that will pass him through St.
'Petcr'iTgato without any other recommcn
dation , V , ' "i c1 \ 1
. Charnunpand'4 / Axscompllahod
Young Actrosa Oomlnar to Omaha.
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On Monday evening next the
"Onlyla Farmer's Daughter Co. , " will
.ppote at Boy4'a-oBrft ho&o Thfe'
la tlfo priiihklM VonlynAmSf
playing thia aucooaaful piece , and the
popplo/ 'Omaha will aoo the same
caato hero u has boon played in New
% .0hlflKik UP 'P ' 'St. '
LdnLpand-iirthoJlftrgPoitjoB/
- / The
Now York World "
Bays : "Only a
Fanner'a ) auRhtor'l'harOr6n7nncoa'
molodraro > tiotonoitiria' ; ighly omo-
kional , oi4jtJ5oiigjiCJbo } said ,
lonsational , nnd having a strong
tot ) , 'nnd beifag - very'skil
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fully constructed , if follows "that
there are many , atrorig situations " niid
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plorityoMifo'andactTon'allthrougli-
n short , that , it is a VQry.ofFootlvo
ictiiig play. In addition to' thla , if
ihould bo said that
the dialogue is as
jood as the plot nnd the process pf
lovoloprnorit , thni the parts ar > nparlyi
11 oiruotivo , an'd that the denouement
s1 novel , ingbnious'i and highly im-
Tho'ctflfianywati'bf
.lian average oxcolloncor 1'ho per
ormanco , in fact , hud .very law do-
'
'octs , nnd was received with degree
> f interest and an amount of applause
iccordod to bu fct w or.tortainnionta. '
'Uo Increase of Oaplta4 Stock by the
O. , B.j&Q. . . . , .
, Burlington .t Quincy
alkoad , company will increase its
ap'Iiaratock April 1 to the grand total
f 602,308G ! } an amounjb. oxcocdod
y .0nlyllttCO othutcornpaniea "in the
Stages. .Tho capi
York' ' 'Central '
C
liver company last year wan § 89,428- h
OOTJlhat ofCtho Now YqVk. Lake li
frioHfc WoBtorn 5C8,870oOOj ; that of
10 PoinuylvBjiia , railroad company ,
08,870,000 , . The capital of aomo-yf
10 pthcr leading c'onipanicatla'frs'fuV
wat L ko Shorn -ifc-Bliohican-Houth
01
at
, 0hio ; KO tt Northweatorn ,
3GC73OpQj r ut
Ifc ! ' Jllluols OShtral-
ou
2 ,000,000 ; OhlcuRo , Milwatikco A in
* * Pnuli * 27,808,000 : Michigan j °
untral , { SlS.Taa.OOOj
. Baltlmora & of
hio , ? 15,872.000 ; Chicago & Alton , th
13000,000,010. , 'it will bo noticed th
lat | ho amount of capital atock has th
; t.o comparative refoienco either to rii
IB length of the linea , the amount of
i8in a done or the dividmula do-
rod. Some companioa prefer to
ivo their iudobtodneaa in the form of
mda. The increase of capita ! Block
B ° , mo } 1M haa been remarkably
pid. Thua the Chicago , Burlington
. rom frx
11,000 000 in 1870 , to $03,308,000 in of
' 82 ; while the Chicago , Hock Wand Bit
fi ? WmP < d ' * year from n till
. , to that let
, , ono bound. letf
Inore being but Bixty-threo milea
tr ck yet to bo ironed , the 8t. Paul bo me ;
wUiopoa to coroploto ita line from
licago-to Cquncil Bluffs by June 1 'die
i
The Grand Army'Qf ' the
pablio Around the
Cam p.Fir 9.
Thor Visit Abe Lincoln Pbat
Council DlulflB , ,
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The members of'Goo. '
Post No. 7 , 0. A. 1C , p ili
a rpynl time last night. ' Abe Lxncolii
Post No. 29of Council BlunV , by
way of reciprocating for their hojspit-
able entertainment hero a few ; day
ago , sent over an , invitation for thd
boys to come over and see them Arid
participate in.a grand camp-fird. The
invitation vras duly.accoptcd an lilgky
were thosp who were the gueslao the
Council Bluffs po t lost night. ' v'
About 7 .o'clock there \fas a gdndtnl
gathering qf the comradesof1 | ho po t
at ymau' * , store and a lit
tlo.Inter the column , aboiit billy
strong , was formed' ' 2nd' ' m'aj'che'd ' ' '
to the Union.'P.afcjGc do'pol , whorp. a
npocial train was , m Waiting to convoy
the Iowa side ,
them to : Accompany
ing the post was the band of'the First
Nebraska regimen ) , .N , .If , O. , wlio
had volunto rod their services for the
occasion and also , a , band .of' martial
music and a first class bugler from/tho
Njnth infantry. <
Among these who comprised the
party word : , Colonel Paul Tan'
dorvoort , iox'-commantlor ' 6f tlio
department of Nebraska ; Frank M.
Tilooro , post commandpr ; I ) . Hurley ,
junior vice commander ; Harry
Erdman , junior'Vico-commandor ; H.
H. McKopn. quartormastbr ; Major
Al Jlorrla , of the Omaha Gleb club ;
ond'Col.-E.'B. ' Tompld , bf Uni nSpy
fame. , Among 'tho' ladles were 'Mrs. '
F. M. M66ro , uMrs ; Rathburn , Miss
Jennie 'P6yton"Mrfl Hdrry.OBtrom ,
Mrs.Jiidgo Lipponcbtl'and Mrs. William
" . " ' ' ' '
liam- Johnson !
Tho. party einbarkod on the rtrnin
and on arriving at thef transfer took
the stroofcicarrjn woiyng and ; , wure
rattled up town at , a.livelypaco. .
At the iqrncr opposite .tho.Pacilio
house tlio cats wore stopped and a
largo 'delegation of tho' G ; A.-K ; of
that ci y KOTO lbtwaiti r ij * t'o ; ' rociiivo'
the Omaha 'delegation , 'wh o jnarchod.
witlf their oscp'rt to the Kiiighta.of.
Pythias'1 hall where tho' 'proliminjiry
reception . .was held. Tlio ' .h'all ,
waa .profusely , decorated with
the 'national rcblors' , opd .yftth
flags bearing , iho . .various corps
badges. , , Horp ta largo , asaembly had'
already came together.including ; 'the
members of the post and-a'numVicSr
of ladios. Oommandor Mpqro' fanil
Hon. 0. F. French , cornniandcE.of
Bolden'post , at Missouri Valleyjlpc -
supiod the chairs , and onlDoing.ca'llud
toordor the former gentleman mado'a
aoat addroaa , in which ho alluded
; o the relations between the posts'
) f the two'cities ' , so happily'co'pi- '
nendod a few wetki ago , oxprosaing
; ho .wish , thnt hey might Do.'slrongthi
mod ond'tho ' old < chaih "of fellowship
irmly woldodibotweeiu the comradcB
> f the two posts. ' - ' * ' - '
MJft Frojch'TCpliqd ) in -witty and !
rdryj cjogtaMe : p.oochj.
leartily aoplaudod.
Ool. E.fB.-Tompre-Vasx
md.rogitod , a roagnificoht''poem ' , .onli-
; ledU ALaQldiert Ko'tum. Irbm'Hhe
roih. " Ho > was applauded
< o , th , , r/coha I nD ( | 4 compelled
o oomo back , responding to the en-
ioro with n Ong'.whibh , .was , equally
tppropriato and * greatly enjoyed.
Sol. .Tompla ia Hho-go'ntleman who
s getting up1. the > VVnioS JSpy5" ' for
indentation at Boyd's Opera house ,
nd ho ia one of the finest .speakers
ro overbad in our midst. ,
Ool. Vandoiyoort was then called
ipon and spoke in his usual onthnsi-
stio stylo. Ho paid a. glowing
ributo , to the loir a Boldiora
f the late war , explained the'
bjoct of the G. A. II. , . and re-
ailed in a vivid manner the recolleo-
ions'of ' the Jifo they had experienced
n the field and in the bivouac. Ho
nally cut his speech short by saying
bat ho amollcd the hot cofi'eo and
rmy beans , and thought euppor was
"
eady. .
In a burtajljod recess at tho'sido.pf ,
lie ' hall-a-long thBlo' was spread ; Olid
Ill's was soon surroutided by the
K'mbqtrsr.of tbji , P.A. H , and their
uesti , . Thofi ceiijtor jof jth'o" Sa'blo
as o nanjiontcd tjvith fi numjo'danrjqii
nd gunndrs , made of turnips , cat-
Jts , etc. , and remarkably comic ,
lot colFeo , army beans , hard tack
nd ; lesB'ujTHfopiato'tak'b ; } wjTs'served
p with'other ' doliojciea atid grohtly
: ijoyed by the boys.r rr
During the BUpperHnVVork band
; At the conclusion of the feast , . ,
\rtioniof \ tie ( Crowd. "incluaiU | { thj ,
ind , ttdJQurnod to Bloom & Nixon'a
til , just opposite , which waa bril-
ind was in waiting to furnish muiio
? which * to' trip < the llght'fantaetio. "
ftor a pplka had been
" $ - - ! ' ' * uwtiaa played Jjy the
ark bundiho stripe , band took up
6 programme and'danoiiij * was tin
der of the night until buglu call
inmoned every ono to the cars.
Utforo leaving for Iho transfer dot -
t the band guvo a farewell serenade
the Pacific house corner , und-ru-
ived three rousing cheers for their
io. The two street cars cup Ud a
Jy crowd to the dqiot and thoiioti'ii
the bugle , the drui * and Hfo and
3 inusio of brass Instruments filled
) night air and echoed back from
} bluffs back of the city during thee
o to the depot.
Flic special train in waiting carded
happy and entJiusiostid crowd
oss the Big Muddy , and , the two
( ids alternately furnished music , so
it the ride was by ho means todi.
i. While crossing the bridge a
o of thanks was passed to the band
m York for their gentrous tender
services , and for the delightful mu-
they Rave the boy's. It ia duo to
nn to say Jht this band.under the
dership of Mr. 0 , B. Allen , ) U one
the best in the state , .and that a
ai
tropohs like Om ha niiaht will
.st of their skill Tli9y are { til find JnUc
pws , ana their playing cannot b'o
counted anywhere. .
L vote of thanks was also tendered
partial band and the bugler ,
enjoyment , Tlirce cheers ane
and a Ugcr wcra given to the bands
and the bualcr.
The members'of the pool from thia
city , were surprised and'delighted nt
the magnificent reception given thorn
by fho members of Abe Lincoln post ,
and'feel ' that n now nnd strong link
has been wcldud in the chain of friend
ship already binding the two posts to
otlior. Itwas.n splendid cnmp-firo
Atid the Council 'Bluff * boys did them-
aalvcs proud. ' .
THATBQY'S BISTER , " ,
Interesting and Eloquent Lcpturo by
Rov. t r. Vfncon ' f.Uticn , N. Yi 4
Uoforo the 'Sunclay school
! Tho.Sunday school congress , which
la atill in session at.the . First M. B.
church'iri ibis city" hos'alt'rac'ted ' jargp
attendances .at pacK aoBsion. The
churoh.Thursdoy . wasfillod.with.nn :
intelligent and appreciative hudi6nco
upon ; the odcasloif' oY , tr. Viiic'ont's
onlitlod ' 'That ' ' "
lecture , Boy's Sister.
This odd title is.intended , to , connect
this discourse with the famous lecture
of Dr. Vincent's .which is , well known
throughout .tho . , country , on1"That
Boy , " That the lecturer has not forgotten -
gotten that ho-WASftboy ; , and knew a
good many other bpys , is proVen by
the success pf | the jattcr lecture ,
which ho delivers to-night. The dm-
bourse lastnight , , was pretty conclusive
evidence that he has scon a number
of "that boy's" sisters and know
ho . '
whereof spoke. j
Alter referring to the , many diffor-
ont.kinds of , eirls from their babyhood
to womanhood , ho .dwelt nt.consider- ,
able length upon the "womanly girl' '
towhom hopaid a glowing trilmtu ,
With.a master hand ho , portrayed the >
power which she in her own woman's
sphere exorcises over the opposite sex.
Ho opposed woman sutlraga , saying
that ho , was glad , thcro were-a few ,
such women as. Mary 0. Livermore ,
and ho thanked God there wore rnly
n few. , A woman , .who controls .at
Idast.two or. thro.q , vptep in , her .own
humble manner as mother' ' and wife
will gain''nothing by dopcsiting .her
onpvofein the ballot bpx and she.
may foso what power she has. 'There
are -throo - , spheres fpr women , , first the
kitclici ) , second the nursery and third
the parlor.
Judge. Blatchford'a Decision In the
tlcAlpln Shl'eldPiuff Tobacco Case.
' ' AJI , important , decision , widely'
affuoting the intorosta off.Iho . 'tobacco
Irado throughout the country , was
.rendered recently by Jltdgo iilatch-
tord in .tho. . JJuited States circuit
court. . In the sCiit ofP. . Lorillard &
'Co.'against ' D. IT.-jMoAlpm''Co ' : ;
"Hianufflctiirors of ilip ; famous "Shield
Plyg Tobacco1 } " claimed to bo' , an' ih-
frimoinont'dfiho f'Seidlor Tln Tug
Putentj--his honor refused-to- grant
ari injunction , 'assigning-'us. 'rea
sons' i Iierdfcr that 'Mc'Alpiii'a' 'Tiu
Shield'aocs not Hnffinge .the' paiout.
The case , woi regarded as.a . test' suitL
i/iiwg vi'tjoro'usly co'hiestqd ori both
dides" , and watched with 'intorost by
thewhole , trade' Glflprd ' & Clifford
appeared' fpr Lorillard ; Samuel -A '
rDuiicah'atid ' B. Fi'Thurston forlloA.- !
P.In- ; ,
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iA NfiW ENTERPRISE.
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Establishment of. a' ' State Affonoy ( or
Hawtliorn'1 Cantennlal
"Bfoof ' 'Paint' . ' ' : ' l '
u t " 'iiil _ l _ _ _ ' - '
* * ! fj'3- ' . f '
Tim BOB , , a f otr daya aiuoo , Jiad the
ploaauro .of , 'announcing. the arriral 'in
'Of the rnom'bers of the firm of
HaWtnornj' Dlipt'richfl1 ' & Ogden , , the.
manufaciurpra of. the oolobratod Haw- ,
thprna'Oontontual Roof Paint ,
Ihoao gontlonion came to cstnblish an
igoncy ior the uao and aalo' , of this
liighly reoointnondod article , and they
liavo adyertiaod itintho most thorough
manner.
Yesterday , wo. had the hynor ofa
: all from.Air. . Hawthorn and. . Mr.
Shockoy , the latter member of the
tirm of Funk , & Shockoy , who , have
lakon hold 'of .tho business in this
> tatonndipr.pp9so ; to push' it in the
nest onergutio matiuor. jrosnra.
punk and.Shockoy came to Omaha
'rom Chicago nnd have been given
.ho agency for .Hawthorn 'a Centennial
oof paiift for [ the ontirn atato of No- '
iraiku , They are thorough and roll-
iblo businessmen and thuir acquaint-
LIIOQ will .proyp a plefwant QUO , dither
ociallyo in abuiuitfflvay , to thobnsi-
ic83 mqn of , Oma.hn , uTlioy'Bre.taking.
(61d ( of jtn artiulo whiohjhaa tnkou the
ead in , its poculiatf ] ine und will gain.
'
nvor' with js | bpttocticquajtitnucb. . .
'lio publib twill huut ; further from it
the Mtun . ' ' .
u . , * - .
The Hawtliorn 'Bros , will remain
iitlie ! city a f vvdnyp.yet , arid.will no
bubt meet iuiiy | ot our * citi/.euB.
jntliimon , and na ti ] tlioir standing in
lie bpaiiiesi w < ? rld , tlioy. tala pleas
ro in referring to . G.on , ftUndor Un
lid Mr. Jvountz. Thqy will ; iotiiu\d :
uferoncea , however , nftor their first
til , for they ixiu prima /aaie good
ueinoaa nion 'and perfootgontloumn. "
Mai no Now * .
Hop IJittvrSj 'Whielr are advertised
11 our ' .coiimii ) , nro a euro cure for
14110 , billipusuees. nnd kidney com *
hunts. ; Tlioso who USQ them suy
loy pjuniot hd too huhly recom- .
tended. ' ' .TJiQso nfliioted should givu
mm 'a fair triul , and will bccumo
iui by ontluuiaitio in the prai&o of
leir curativo-r Portland
mar
Shrowdueaa nml Ability-
Hop Bitters , so freely advertised in
1 the papers , secular and religious ,
having a largo sale , and are sup- b
anting all other medicines. Theru
no denying the virtues of the Hop
ant , and the proprietors of these
ittors have shown great shrewd ness
id ability in compounding a Bitters ,
Ijoso virtues are so palpable to every
' obaerration.vr [ Examiner and
'marl-d2w
Qeorge ; P , Brown , the now dry
ods merchant , is getting in stock
d making preparations for his open-
t , which Vi ] ] .take place .in a few" BU
Marl5-3t. bt
in
For a 'good. ' lima 'go to Finnev'a : op
opW
o at Ccntrfl , Hal ' ) ; Friday W (
"
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, J ' I.
Li * 'J.'i i i - i' . - ' i i. '
St. PATRICK'S DAY ,
, r. , k j ! j / ' . i' ' . . - J / - - i
The National and KeliRioue
.Holiday pi Irolang , , , .
* . . . ' , , '
i
i - : j. j \ >
Sketch of tho' Or oat Christian Mis
sionary ,
In every city , village nnd hamlet
whcro progressive , civilization has
ponelralcd there was found yosK r 'ny
80U10 native of' the "sea-girt ialo"
doing respectful harrfago 'to ' the mbm >
cry of St. Patrick , the patron saintpf
Ireland. , Jn tho/ English 'speaking
countries the 17th of March is 'sot
opart and public demonstratl'dns and !
religious ceremonies mark , ila , annual
rccurronco.ovcrywhoro.
( During the lost ton joa a < public
parades have gradually given placebo
quieter and mqro Imnofioial celebra
tions ; of , thq day , mainly , ot Krvliifious
and , charitable character. la ail thtf
Urge cities of thia. country'witli/ow
exceptions , jthis WAS the ru'6 yi it r U y (
nnd thu yagt SCUDS of inonoy spent in
useless .displays , are given to more
worthy objects. , .
-ttiglj , 'nioas , was celebrated in the
Catholio cathedral in this city this
terelay * by Rav Father 'English
The churplj wascrofvdcdi , This oven-
The distjngqiahod missionary whoio
anniversary js celebrated by the Irish
people and Catholics generally , bo an
his , ( labors in Ireland in 432. The
daleof , hisj birtU is a .matter of. some
doubt and is 'Variously asMgneU. byi
different ' authors , at from 877 to 387 ,
tho'latter if , not n still later idato is
more probable. Of the' ' , place , of hia
birth.nothing ia , known fur certain ex
cept .from hia confession , that his
.father hnda uinall fiina near Boha-
vom .Tiborniw , and1 in ono of the
ancient hbtorios 'he ' 'is .said. . , to
have , , been bprn/int .Numthur.
1'rora those data and other minor
incidents seine nrritars. assign his
b rthplnco as the modern BolouRiio-
iur-Mur in Franco ; others to , a place' '
in the .estuary of , the Clyde called
from him Kilpatrlck none the-modem'
Dumbarton , lip himself said his'
Father was a deacon named ( Jaipur-
nius' . Ills . .motherwaa named ( Jon-
cheo , , .or Conphessa , whom some
authors state was a sister of Saint
Martin of Tours. St. Patrick's origU
nal bamo is saidto hava been Sue-
coth , JPatricius ibeing the > Reman
immo by whichlhp was known. .In
his , sixteenth , year ho , was seizud
while at his father's f.irru by a band
of pirates , and. vith ; , a number' ' oi
others was carried _ to Ireland and
sold to apttty ; chief' in whoso.service
lieremained , six years.when ho Escaped
and went to ( Franco , ) where ho became
a monkj-.Crpt.ut [ Tqiirsraud afterwards
at the cclebratod-nionastcv of Loriue.
In thp.yeari 431 , ho went .to Ilomt- ,
whence , ho i was Bent thdfullowhigyear :
byPope , rCelcstino to preach iiu'-Iro'
land. ; .Such/is , the received account of
Jiis mission but iDr. Toddtixes.tho
date' eight tye4rs ; later. Hia mission
waa eminently success : ul ; Heiviaitcd
all partSiOf the .ialandj and baptised
lurgonujntjersDOthiofitho ; : cliioftains
and the cpmmonpooplo. ; j -1 ' . . .
"
The , "seeds- , . ' faith sowp by'St.
Patrick f hayo- flourished arid bornd
fruit , under .difficulties ; arid , obstacles
with few jf any parallelsin ; .ancient
and modem history. * . Schools , colleges
and mqnasteriGB.sprUnft.apahdtspread
the.lLcihfof , , kggwjodge . .atit time when
Eurojwj waa.Bteeptjd.in tho. darkness of
p"agamatn.i The island beoaino. the
envy , of , , her unlettered neigh ;
bora. ' Successive invasiongradJ
u'olly Raveled the institutions
of learning on the sdaahoroi and the
strife of clans domoliahod those in the
interior. But tho. faith remained ;
penal laws and famines wora equally
insucceBsfuljin exterminating , it , ana
to-day the sons of Ireland .in every
: limo preach the goipel.os St. Patrick
ii'l in the fifth century. , .
Sr. Patrick died at a pleoo' called
Saul , near Downpatrick , lyhere his ,
folica wore preserved until the time of
; ho roformatiou , and the place is still
. enoratc'd by the , people. The date of ,
-lin death ia the subject of much di'j-
Aito , some holding to the bdiaf it was
ri 4UO 'and others that it occurred 'm
[ 93 Ho waa vary aged at the time
if his death oyur 100 .years old.
Hie only .certainly authentic literary
cinuiiia of St. Patrick are hia "con-
ession" atid'a letter , both of which ;
ro written in u very rude LUinity ,
: HE PHliOMATHEAN CLUB.
il Most1 buocesaful Ooncerl ; ' a Max
Meyor's'MuBlo' Hall Tlaura- ,
dayNlffbt. . .
The second concert of tlio pecond
sries nnd the fifth'of ; tlio season by
liJ3 excollont'aiid painstaking .organ-
sation was given Thursday' in Max
ley or & Bros , music ballon Farnarn
Ireot. I'lio room' was comfortably
lied and the audience was composed !
f tho.best class of our musio' IbVing
ublio who haVe tlio Instu to appro-
into and enjoy such chamber music
Diicerts aa Mr , Saner and .his. nsso-
iatos Jmvo had thu couruge lo give in
ur pity. Such programme. } as that
roeii.ed Thursday do not usk- for
mt form of approval usual.y tunned
npular. They demand some'knawK
Igu and a real , love fur art on thu
ut of tliu liatoiiur who would give J
idicinua attention. On the Other
ind they call for on the
irt of the performers requisites n
it readily attainable. Each paftici-
int must bo to a largo extent it solo- tl
L with the good taste and technical
ill tho.t make him auporior to any 1
! iio for personal display , while nt 1J
to sumo time ho must recognize tlut J
his hands alone is intrusted the in- 1J
rpretatiop pt the part to which ho
assigned , Both of these conditions >
HO filled ThuntLiy alike by aitis's
id the audience and the result was a J
Rhly enjoyable concert. , The club
uorud updor the disadvantage of
, ying lost ' their 'oelluat , Mr. Schnei-
r , end 'their .second violin , Mr. 1
hulz. The pinissions were readily U
ppliod by Mr , Sauor with an addi--
inal viola and double baas , the music
jug transcribed to moot the change
the instrument , , The programme 1
isistod of.six rmmbore ; auiouq which * *
re. Schubert' * aploldid forelleu * ] ' ? *
Lutet , trio , fpr yioUu , .viola and'i >
flute by Beethoven , Haydn'a sensuous
"serenade , " and a pleasing nnd nntis-
fying sonata for ffru'Jpia/ids ' / bW j.faVi
and a septet by tfilmmdf/ari'flhgcA-fiil
u quintet. Mr. S.iurr appeared as n
soloist jnSp9Jir'a ninthcqncerto fur
tThevfoImV. ! ' f . " 1 "l
jf j-jf * , il \ ' / i ; $ ; L n
EvTry guntleinari in Omaha dhoula
see the white swan unlaumlricd shiit.
the best made , at Wiig &
cor. Tenth and Jackson.
,
pDStirtctiU-klch- tradlcn
rhalPolion.
Her. ChM. H. Taylor , 140 NoWe ittcct , Ilrook-
lyn , N , Y. : "One ( uckaice edectea a radl l
ture. "
i Bav.Oeo.A , R * ! , OoblaiH'l , .Bchoharie ; Co , ' ,
N.rf.fc ' ' Jtl.f tortd irb ; to' nV'.mlliliUriai I
bors.1
Jlev. TT II. , Sumn r , Fr deri ki
rwul U In six canes In'my family. ' '
Hey , 0 > . K. fnjtVSU.Brephen' 'n tir ! ?
Phi all vgulfo woiJcrful : ; lot ted , dltttlbuti
yow"Trc ti 4 ; 1 J v < t \ \ y - > l I , x ,
t
] Chita.'m'StariliftV , KcwpotlJU 1. : fww
( oodoat to hear thochutch belli ring ; hoarlnz
lestoriil " vj , - j K . %
* W. Umbrljth 73 Bl ill iitrrot ,
MJ.l "SufTc td 0 ; Y arj. jxjrtcdtly
. . . . „ M. K. Shcnney , 3te2"fei > rt „ . . . „ . , „ . .
Louis : ' 'The first natural breath In Oveariv1
. tin. J. W. l'.irc . ll , Golden City. Col. : "Uirfl
only no package ; entirely ureJj differed 24
ycflrSi"
in 'Francisco : ' 'Suffttcii-'ls years ; perfectly ,
cured/'elcTji ,18 ? )
DrAwcl.Dt Meyelr'a..Poiular "TREATISE"
on Cat.ir h mailed frto. Thegr at Cure Is de
livered by Druggists , or by O , 0. Dpwcy & Co ) , .
182 FutonstreetNe : ( Yonkf4U r 100'f f" '
SPEQiAl ' HUTIGES. '
tr
MONEY TO LOAN .011 M t jr Otflce Of D.
L. ThonVai' ftqoai'8 Crolihlorl Block. " "
> O rlWJATO LOAM At 8 faef'con'ttnV '
iP/6t > U UUU toreut In uniiiore2,600 and
upwards , tor 8 to 6 years , on Brst-tlasd cltvond
erty. ' Bums -nnu , Eatitiand
6th and Doiiflag Sts ,
WANltO.
WANTED A dining room grl | nnd'tccond
covk , ab" JIaus' restaur.iit , 1C18 'Dodifo
To rent n , Improved farm iiejr
WANTED . 'Address , OJ3 I3'.h. 4GO-23'
WANTBQ A. ( to-id-glrl'-lmmed ately ; 'ono'
that can cook , at No.'UD N. 20ih St. , bet.
CLlC gO Will U.BCj 4 Kl-iiJ
A poid cojk. J/d /
WANTED , at 600 IHtli ktioot.
" ) - XU4niii 1 oboii
WA"ETEliXU4niii
. ? * $ n ft i 3
'TTrANl ED. Partner , with a Jew .hindied.
jlV dollars ( or a > ery puQt mtnuf-ilc'umn i ,
business ; 30 tofiOpor icnt vroJt AddftuV JT
OOP. 40J 18
'
( \ \ \ |
WrANLTED-Z.llen fjr ralroad work. U.
. 'VV ' MttinweliOr , cniploymciK a uiit , lltb
itrcut , nccr Farnaui. 107 17 *
fTTANTrD-aocd pastry and . Im'cat coclt
I Y at ths NUgira hpusv. Tchth ) , stra t ( i be.-
tV een Faruanuna Douijiaa , ' ' , ilply .Mmmc-t
dlito'y. it1) jI
'ITITANTtD Ooott ulnlnff room girl at No.
fi\\ llttetrjut boiwtea C Uol
21,1 , i avcnuo
anil PavpfrpffiBttjfo. f { # V / } ' y,463 1 ' fc
-fri os.yvior |
uWloage < llpan/id'ii.e'jiT.i' | of qnoor'
moro borafrs'anadb arctjip'nffJ nd huxko 'Him
keif geiieraMy usef ul.Y-1 A > tfoo honi's ' jjrcferioct
h-irhv&sof.-J AdajeLa'LFb.jBKif'ifflto.l" * "
458-17 * .
\T7ANTED -A rapid and.4cointo _
YY rtter deelrea iatuation. OeM .
ana undonUnda general oUlco wor . Addr M
Stenotf , Un (0169. < 182' .
.
accommodated at fiBS BlghtcoaUi street ,
on re * enable tonu < . _ _ .
\ f7'ANTlJl.flm claWlaundrew at the St.
.Tl ChatIM favMU-aood-wajfO * nd"stt-iul/
employmeni
Vy < * WWBj A gQijA slstank'.girdeneT1 "at
Ki.ui.t20.
- Two girls for genrra housuwori.
WANTED- will buTilJ. ' . Chas Fldok.i
Eogle Eoifaaj / . _ * * *
ANTpD.VS'Iriit-cfiii wba fafaiedlteiy ( ; '
t wazci paid. J. J. Oood. 32 Pearl
street , Uoun lIBluffu. . - | \t \
- = - -
Hoarders at7 too OsrUoid'hoesc ,
WANTED corner KthandJack n.St .
. ' U.ouKrl.At ) Iy at los * North
WA.M'Eu . ) MHa. J. M. COU.SSMAN
T
ITTASTEU A
IT work , tlao.ttvntixao.glr ) ; uorthweit c > r-
mr 23J and ) ut slrcei ; V j. * * I 3. Uf - .
I * 7 AATKU TAO KoUhirneKa _ : nik < jri ; Woady
work. K. STAOI ( , "Yprk " ; eJ. J lipci
trld < o nil chopl bimdo.
" * 28-tf
b"irdurs In a < cloct
\V school , 9t.WthftHiJ'ClkUforuiaSt.V\lvB V
.ooMis. H u T : , TsV-tfj : , \
. FOR RENT-lSoUaOtJ
7' * ; ' . . . ' ; ' " ; ' [ v
'
; iiIl Il T Nidi largo IdrnUfiM wAith front 'j
I'room. It'Oi Fa > ijhain , nbpve Itjh f\ 3T3lti-
null K3NT-A f > iriiMidfront rooia at 308
1 } Faruain struit , bet .voeii imh aud 17th . > * >
fCJ.U *
nOR URNJ TotUM of ff rtoijn'iiioeat
L1 te-BroWBelRliall , * oh110th"itrc'ft. '
Ion given at once Inq jlro of ClariBon It Hun
_ 1 _ pali7 * .
[ 7UH liKNT > o * Outt g , klx roouj2'2
J ciouthwest corner iilh _ aod lUvonport
: rou.
f il.
WU HE.ST N. j' i jB.'l/.16.IUlM'Un- ! ! | '
! ( linprovod Ioujluiicouiitj- l nd J4.Jnllo -
' ' '
: rc t , n f'f < t'4j(3-t ' ; ( | : H
OH JlUNr-oJm frtyrf'Wlii.urifdiWli / / ot
: id Chicago. A. llo'.jii ) .
0lllKNr | _ . .6to inpi.riuo < .tn ; UrjfQ-
?
ttory n w brick i OIIK > ulth am , wi li and
ul hoi.Bj , water and all modern Iifproveiujnt" .
r y llanhnJt.'il , Tuft , ( if ll Cor. , .mil
id FarnhwuJ . / _ . 404 jg
'
jVW Hl ! > T Nfroiy furnlsEod room. ,
" '
U20 ranihim i
nPR UFKT Storp room in brick building--N ,
! K. corner Idlh and Cumlni ; , . 0. < F flood-
ari , HID Farnli.m St. > . SOS-tf
f\OU \ ItrATr-Uoilje on b.nttnuli :
1 roiun , with-1 table AiplytdW
I. 307 S. Itlh St.
Oth and Ji i ftnr
\-Cr-iiouiHiolMht'iuitulUl | tuqu I
1 J.-Ptrirmi Koo. 1618 B..Fttlh St.877tf
10U iltKNT S 'hunuhwi roODiJi' ever U > t
cnaut * ' Klchm .N. K. urnSth tad DixK ]
II > IA. * y , V * J i tsc tj
. . . . . . . room * with 01
without UoiJ. Eu wwaljlg priced. MU
a St. '
FOR BALE
1011 UALitfA lurlut jxwl taulo aTTUogria
Ander a' " "tobaeeaii ; ; How818 Tea *
'
- " '
| f4t
r OO'FDE.Sr.ftOO * ;
w s tofite Ia iue
ten ii-o'frolhy ia > 0' mXbufictniire further
C BpleauU Job trad alre'ljr eiUbllthed.
m * aiy. TIllM el.BV flkrj K.vt.blM M.l i'k
. . ; ro lcl.tc ai Wd of St.
FOR.8ALE4.M , with lot CO by 1S2. Trice ,
460 2S.
Ufa 'arid ' lot , 261 ll
V -WigU St Ire to A. Douman , SGtli
and Farnham t . 118-lm"
. ' ,
PALK 'A rii * o (0 ( rctave ) r n 'excel Ion
c nd t on ; very the. p. Inquire a lil ofll
'n ' < 8ll S'tte Fiveicreltjf land , S-ntory frame
JL' hou e. bain 2 welts and otr.cr Improve-
rnsntu , call side of Sanndirs street , near Fort
Omahav qalj at.thu oiaoc , ; > " 401-tl
frOX SALK llou-owllh clithl ro . % "ceilar7
X1 ci tcir > and well , two full lots , best b r-
pa n In Omaha. ( ) Iy JI.70'f , a , Robertson
jfrtv mrpth arid UtckHry Bt * . 401.10'
"T. OK HAkK Largo hous , 2 Iot4 , 63x'82aeh '
J ; , Ipqulre 8th and Dorcn , i oar C. F. Good
m&rni rpfilif ! > nn . Clrn Ftillnikn . 3-M-24"
.iyKSALK-Alfltol yn ng | iBU ! grid ) Nor-
.IJ rhan t IjdteUle It Jllo-ju , iu t trrired from
IKo'eaJt I'all 'it' hrtcV'barn , opposlto Ojfdi n
Hduie , Council Bluffs. 876-17
. . , , , . 4LB-i-IIoute and corrAi ' .IptA iljear )
l'/lc ( ) , , 1000.0Jc h or tllOO.Oo'CA ' Fuibt.
p. Peat Office. gft3 tf
FPU SALK. A lot of young hi h ( trade Nor-
"man Ci uctdtlo stallions , Just arrived from
the East Call at bilck barn oppoalto Ogden
J _
T7IOK BALK Iloim.ttl th .6. room * , 'bam-and
JJ long lease of lot on 16th St. , bet. llurl and
WeUler.Inquire atKdbnlm & KrjcXMn't" "
r ,
iOh'SAt&-"c r"lo 'd of fat blackey mules
broke. Apply of Jj W. Bklnncr , Coin I ,
" * * * k " " * * *
fW" S2&-11UO
EOR 8At-2 residence lots on ntid near ICth
f Uee . ' Price ; tS 0 4rf $ HO eaih. Tenni
laay. McCAQUB , Agent , Opp. Po t Offlco.
y-r SOOtt
Eon SALK At Hall feed rcl I. r ear Military
r Ondgc , 79 tons of No. l'IC < lWK y-f iWilln * .
delivered lo any mrt of the cltyjl Als > 'Vrouad"
We at the lowrtl cWJIi prlco. A * . It. JtcCOYT
7 Uw. ) . .L .3 > . j a3-imVK . trriH
I7 0U SALE nicyclo , -lnch . tandard Colum
jjf | . ,
* lh6tl fHAtl5-'N'o. ' - Pyian''orVi'avy dralt
JL1 horses. Enquire of U. T. 1'auUtn. at 1'olor
ooi. ' . ' , -
I,1OR BALK HOUBU unil full lot In peed lot. * . '
X1 tlon , cheap. Trice , 81260. Easy .tonns. . .
.M qu opti. t < . tjfjifo.t ; j , itttjY (
on. SALE Bit building lot tn.Shlnn'a ad-
\ dltlon. 144 Icct east front by 120 foot depth.
. pott office. 14 tf
TJlbR3BAiiB 2"nire c lated'
JD . ihnw'casoB.'at ' Oco. II. outh'
10th St. , 741.V
TTIOU BALK Orrtll tjxcha .IT * for Uinaba pr j-
JD t Iperty , an Improvcd'ecc M if land adjoin
ing a station on U. P. R. R. H. DUNHAM , 1111 <
FarnhamSt. , Omaha. 720 8m f
FTlb peed eeren-year-old hon >
JD Warranted to drive single or doublo. Ebjr'
quire of OcorL'o Caotleld , CanQetd hotiM. . t-
. _ ' noTl3-tt
.MiaOELLANEOUB. ,
From Idaho and numfrjjstrcct ,
STBAYEU
" ' ' " ' " ' ' - ' " shorthorn
on'MHch'I8natfo"Yi5a'"c''ow-"wltn ; : ;
hornAi y Information leading to , her rccov > ,
cry wl'l bo thanklully received- . H.'Vniecar.
.r n ' . ' M 401.17 *
iANTKU Mtual.kn as hojlieupor , by a
-W ( jcnt'oTftn > , it yoxrs ! d : , Hho ; ° * poiki "
p.cnran.ad Bii liah. Ji ls.vA ( yiryffood ( Ip nn
toil bookrVf oeriwfi3jCt'k' ) ztitIiHtahi ; ; [ > k ln'aS '
tauten UuHiftwcolluKrf'tsinglx-o bo'tUef rrl
ence . AIsi a younif nun 17 yotri old , who ia
cent.7 For fui-lHi ( pfqnrinltonm'riplj or address
W. C. B. Allen , [ fl'Farn-in ' Wrttt ; OnlaharNeb.
. .VTiHTMl I' " 417-tf.
rilQi'WUIIKUSAND ' STOCKUtN My cattle
L e aloa are fltfatn In perfect ordor. Cull on
Mr. Va i O.niim at stock 3 aids , 101 h St. , fact.
jard room and stibllng. BrI ght
or bedtltqi. ; | CiJ
QOJtETiljNa iwdlt OMAVA4Br.fcri : fi
O . fordof . , . . . pleYelshl . . , ( J.J . tho-'old . . . - . poVulnijand1
ikl.fil ( niaftufactnyer o ( .artifiqlaljilim , the
la'.ent Improynl Vpl iif5\ ; \ > M i ojxcicduk-braach ! _
rafcbanlcal'fnwerj' Innllute a"'No. Iffl'aoulh
14th street. Omaha , Neb. , nhcro ho Is prepared
to f uroUh ilmlc o m-ery do' c. Iptlon. * kelctons
nd | < upMrrera/14r / paralyiRd and deformed y.
limbs , truwer inonlder , brac-s and supporters * 71
for f , uulo wcakniw. etc. 109 flouth 14th 8t.K V.
Omaha , Neb. J. BjCItAWFOKl ; . . , < fff \J
neighborhood tl 10th i.d Ca tl-ar 'Bit. , Koth'i
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at , wilt bo told . 'reasonably cheap , and part of
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ilftrch 21ut. James F. . Morton , ' 309 South 10th.
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