Nebraska Newspapers

    JUAlLYBJbJJB : THURSDAY MAY 4 , i882 ,
THE DAILY BEE
CMAHAPUBLISHINQOO , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnham , bet. Oth and 10th Street * .
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1 ML WAY TIME TABLE ,
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OMAHA RAILROAD.
I/tare Omaha I'aMcryer No. S , 8:50 : * . tn. Ac-
tntrodMlon No. 4 , 1:01 p. tn
AiilvcOnifth * rastonpcr No. 1 , 8 : ) p.m.
4ectc relation No. 8 , 10-.W n. m.
< MKH OM tU KAFT 01 MOTH tOCRV.
C. , B , J. ( , . 7:10 : 1 > . in. 5:40 : p. m.
0. & X. W. , 7:10 : . ni. S : 0 p. tn.
0. , R. I. & P. , ? ! 40 k. m. 8:40 : fl. m.
K. C..SU J. & C. IL , leaves tt ' DO ( k. m. nd 7 45
m. ArrhesatHt. Louis at 8:3u : t. m. nd 8:52 :
m.
m.X1. , St. ti. A. P. , leaven ate * . m. and i : < 0u
Arrives fit. Louis t 0:40 : . m. and 7:8C
a
' wwr 01 BOcrnwwTB.
n , ft H , tn Neb. , Through E prees , U : > - t < i ,
B. \ M. Lnc ! ' .n Kxprc s 8:20 : p. tn.
U P. Overland Express , 12:16 : p. m.
O. * R. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 : a , m.
O. & 11 V , for Osceola , 9:40 : . ra.
V. P freight Xo. f , 6:30 : a. tn.
C. P ' rtlrfit No. 9 , e:20 : a. m.
V. V , frclclit. No. 13 , 2'6flp. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , C:10 : p. m.
- . P. Denver express , 7:35 : p. m.
U. P. frtltht No 11 , 11:30 : v. m.
O. P. lKu frclclit , 8:26 : p. m.
iLUVlno FBUM HAST
0 n. I. O 6.00 . rc. TrJTi p tn.
C. / V. Is' . , 9:16 : a. 13. 7:26 : 1 % tn.
0. TV. L A P..r:45 : ft. m.-SSf > p. m.
( v. 0 , St. Joe & .C P. . T.S6a. in. 6:4Cp. : ui
AKUV1M > FROM Till WK3 AID BODTIIVUT ,
0. fr H. V. frcm Lincoln l.Od p. m.
U P Ptolflc Kxprcsa Svi6 p. m.
H f. M. In Nob. , Tlirounli txprow tilt p m.
R * . U. Lincoln Exprc 9'4S n lu.
V. f. Denver etprcw , :35 iv. in.
IT. . Frtlicht IJo. It Sl : < 0 p. tn.
U. P , 'Jo. fl 6:2.0 : ft. in. Eraljt ml.
W. P. frcisb * Va. U , 12 : p. in.
U. "P. Ko. t1 0:00 } ) , m.
II. V. So. 12 1:16 : R. m.
U , T. Denver trolkht , 1:10 a. in.
O ft n. V. ralxul , r. 4:45 : p. n.
Bt/VMV / TE. H tUTWXKI OMAHA AJTB
OOGNUL KtVFFft.
JC.o vo Oojah t a:00 , 9:00 : , 10.00 and 11CO :
m. ' , 1-0 2:00 : , SJ.-0 , 1.00 and 6:00 : p. to.
JLcii t Council Bluffs at S:2t : , 3:2P : , I0rt6 anil
< i\b \ . ra.j USf , : SB , 2.26 , 4:3C : in & : i5 Pu .
SiinJ T Inn diirami knvca Oinnha t 90
nd ll.w . m. : : OC , < ; iX ) and c:00 : 1 > . to. Lane. !
Council Dlnfli * l ( .26 ml 11:56 : 1. , m. ; S:2\ : < : * . ' >
mod f:1'j : p. m.
Throci ih ivnd l f&l pueHenwr tuinn between
Om'vha and Council Ulufli. luarc Oiriha 8:16. :
MB , 8:1 : a. m. ; S:40 , 6-46 , 00 p. m. ArrUt
Omaha 7to , 1V.5 , 11:15 : a. m. : 6 > o. 7:06 : , 7:16 ,
iO p. tn _ _
doting of Wrlli
on .
a. ni. p , co. > . DI , p. in.
OhlCAgnBli , W 11.0" ) 5:03 6SO : 1:10 :
Odlcato , 1' L& l'fcCif.o.ll : O'OO 6:40 : S'iO
on. * - . cj iron W.M DOT z.4&
< 'ity a
lino.- .dS d 1 il'.4f >
U WO 51W :
l.h M. t" .ft 10
On Rhj. .1. tjtvnx Ci'.j . . . . t : co 7 : JO
C. to M. LlwoUu . 6uO :
U. P. I..ncohi , Runr'.iy. . tl 0
J. P. Demcr E\p V.-W
0. , Sioux < ytyi St. P. . .11:00 i :
Ucftl mallu for State of lowluive tml once
dty , \ It : 6:30 : a , m.
6 c open Sniidajrs from 12 la. to 1 p. m.
TTIOF. F HALL P M
Bismess Irectorv.
Abstract and Real tttate.
JOHN L. MoCAOUE , cppciltc Post OSw.
W. R. KAUTLETT 317 South 18th Street
Archltectt.
aOFKKNK & MENDELSSOHN , AKOHITKCT3
Room li CrclRhton Block.
A , T LAROK Jr. . Room 2. Ciolithton Bloclr
Boot * and Shoos.
JAMES DBVINE fc CO. ,
Hoe Ewrls atid Shoe * . Apjod M80rtm n
horac n rk on hand , comer 12th and Barney.
THOS. KRICKSON , S. E. cor. 10th and DoutrUa.
JOHN FOUTUKATU8 ,
105 IDth street , raanufncturti to order Rood work
* ! lr price * . Repairing done.
Bed Spring * .
LAKRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 DonU8t.
N w > nrt RUtlonerv.
J.I. FKUKHAUF lOlfi Farnham Street.
Gutter nnd Eggm.
UcHHANE & 8CBROEDER , the oldeet B. and E.
honso In Nebraska established 1876 Omaha.
UKO'ltiAl.
RESTAUKAJS'I ,
Una. A. 11YAN.
Ja < awcrt corner lOtband Doto.
Beet Board for the Monoy.
Batlnfactlon OuanuuiMl.
> a ; .11 Hours.
Bo rd by tiie Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cuib ,
Hnnn-t Ruoplled.
6'arrlaKea and Rona
V71 ! FfVDER , 14th and Birnev Streets.
/ ClothliiE nought.
i n/RRI' / WIH P4 ? lilphc'tCashvirlce for necond
b'D/clo'Jjlnf. Corncr,10th and Jatnbam.
oowe era.
( JOHN EAUMKR 1311 Fatnham Street.
Junk.
H. BKKTIIOLU , Ra a acil Metal.
Lumber Lime and Cement.
fjTER & OR A ? corner flth and DouglM
Lamp * and aiusware.
fBONNER 1809 Doaxlas St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
O. A LLNDQUE3T ,
no ot our moat popular Merchant Yatlora ta re-
Mng the latent deuiina for Spring and Bummer
roods for gentlemen's ' ) wear. 8tyli li , durable ,
/nd / price ! low aa ever 216 18th bet. Dous.&Faru.
Millinery.
fKS. 0. A. BINDER , Wholesale r.nd Itctall , Fan-
jy Qcodt In treat rarlety , Zephyr * , Card Boards ,
jfortery , Gloves , Oorseto , &c. Cbetpdat Uouw In
/the / Weet. Purchasers save EO per cent Order
/by / M U. 116 Fifteenth Street.
rounary.
1 J01IN WEARNK to SONS cor , Uth&Jarkaoneta
Hour and Food.
OUAHACITY MILLS , 8th and Faroham
Weishani Bros. , proprietors.
Qrocon.
Z. bTETENS , list between Cumluc ami lui
T. A. UoaitANE , Corn. 2Sd and CumlnjUtreeta.
Hardwaie , Iron ana tttcel. >
OLAN & LANOWOHTIiy , Wbolesile , 110 anc1 :
i2 Utb street
A. HOLMES come 16tn and California.
Harness , Saddles , &c.
B. WEIBT SO 18th St. bet Farn. A Harney.
Hotels
&HFIELDnOUSE.Oco. GanfledBth ! tt Farnham
OOUAN HOUSE , P II. Gary , 013 Farnham St.
ULAYEN'S HOTEL , F. Slaven , 10th fit.
.
( outturn Hotel Om. Hamel 9th Si Leavenwortb
rugs , PalnUand Ulla.
KUUN A CO.
rharm * uts , Fine T nc Uools , uor. lt > th and )
Donzl > s t recta
W. J , WH1TF.UO UtK , Who : < wale & Retail , 16th SL
0 , FIELD , 2053 North Ride fhiuilnfr titrrel.
PARR. Drugyiit. IQtn aiid Howard Street *
Dontlsts.
OR. PAUL Wtlllami'Hlork Cot. Iftth A Dolga
Ory uoouk Hoiiun * , etc.
JOUK H. f. LKUMANN t CO. ,
flew York Dry UuaO * Bute , 1S10 and 181S Farn.
L. q gpewold 1e" 'vxtf * * cd ttyxn d Padflc.
ruruituif
A F. OBOKB , flovr nod ilfrjond Hand jfuruktuit
.od Btorei , 11U Dciu < . UVIiMt u u price
uld for second tanl rccot
//.BONNKIl 1S09 Donna . Mae f eocdi &c. t
y rercu
OKABA KEKCE CO r <
' OUST , /WES A CO l l nunc > Sw , li.cft
* d Ic Boxes , her ar.j Wood fvac i fit
Illoits. Oooi > l > l' ? 'HM ' nd lcti
Puwnbrokers.
IQtb' St" Kt lin (
Hetrlgeralorf , CanHeld's Patent. * t23
OOODilAN lUi Bt. bet. Karn. k lau
Glean ri > { Totxcco.
WKST * rHnSCI'Elsnwitrictjreri
tad Wholeiu IVb rat -i Tel > r 3a , 1SOA Dcu lat
If. V. kOREN'ZKN Ri\nutacttirer 1116 Farnham
Florltt.
A. Donahue , plint , cut flowtn , edt , ooqnttl
etc. K. W. cor. 16th noA Dou ln ttrcet * .
Olvll Enftlneer * ind fiurvoyor * .
ANDRF.W ROSKWATKH , Crolghton Block ,
Town Surrey ) , Ontde and S weric * Syttcm * a
Uommlttlon Merchant * .
JOHN 0. Wit. LIS.11H Doilijo Street.
I ) U. I3KKMKR. For det&lln iwlarge adTerllw.
ruent In Daily and Wrekb' .
Oornlce Work * .
Western Oorulce Workt , MnnufMtartn Iron
Oortilce , Tin , Iron and Shto Rooning. Orders
from ny locality prorrplly oictutevl In the bwt
manner. Fuctor ) anJ Offic ISIS Harney St.
0. SPKCHT , Proprietor.
Oal * nlttxl Iron Cornices. Window Caps , etc. ,
luAnufruiured and put up In any ratt of the
country. T. 9INIIOLD 416 Thirteenth ttre t
Crockery ,
J. BONNKK 1809 Douela * street. Good lln * .
Clothing and HurnlthlnR Uoo < a.
UKO. H. PKTKRSON. Alno Hat * , Caps , Boot * ,
Kh 3 Notloni and Outlorv. BOi S. 10th itrect.
Show Cae Manufnctory.
0. J. WH.OK ,
Manufacturer and Denier In all Undt ol flbow
CI M > , Upright Cae c. ft . , 1317 CAM St.
FRANK L. UKHHAKU. proprietor Omaha
3)ion ) Cftso manufactory , 818 South 16th stn-el ,
tictnron I < CA\enuorth and Marry All gondx
Utovo * ana inMpro.
A. BU1UIKKTKK ,
Utiloi lu HSovei ntiil Tlnnuro , and Manufacturer
ot Tin Roofa and Ml kind ) ot Tliilldlntf Wor ) ,
Odd Fellow e'Block.
J. nOKNKK. ISM Ooucliw li no.1 unit
J. SVANh , Wholenla acd HotMl Wi Utllli n.l
Culthatcre Odd FiJlown KM 11
l Sur eon
w. s. oinns , M. i > . . U POjro ,
, If.th Street
V. b. I.EtSilMUNU , r l > Mujonlu lllo\a.
C. L. HAUT , M , T ) . , Fj < iid liir , otp. pc tomce
UR. L. T QUAtHtt'
0iilithnd ! AurW. P W IMh nt FaratMn KM
GKO IIIIV.V , PROP
flnad Centrnl Gr.llcn ,
12 Slxteoiith Utitit.
near Us-Miitc Halt. lfula 9Worh and I'ron.rt-
nR , Qaa and Stn ni H'
P. W. TAUPY & CO. . SIB IS St. , bet , Karnham
and Douglas. Work protup \ attended to.
n. riTZt'ATTlICK. IU
f IntlnK wn aper tinging ,
1ENRY A. KOSTKRH. HI Dodze Btroe )
Shoa toret.
Phillip Lan 1850 Farnhtm t hot. IBtti ft 14th.
Oecnnd Hand Utore ,
PKKKU H & LKAK , K18 OouqUw St. , N w * nd
Second Hand Furniture , House KiirnlDhlng Oocidn ,
to. , bfitirht nnf told nn oarron innrrlnc
baloont
UEKHY KAUFMANN ,
Va ton now brlc'rf biac un Douglai Street , baa
Just opened ft most n ! < v tit IJi'CJ 1'all
Ilot Lumh Irnui 10 to 1
" Caledonia " J FAI.COXKR flT8 ih Htrcol
UnUonukcra.
. RIUWE , 101S Fsrnham hot. 10th * lltd.
00 Ount Qtorea.
P C BACKUS Farshnro Pt. Fanjr Oool > i
Mraska National
BANK.
OF OMAHA NEBRASKA
( No. VOOS. )
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
Office ifCoMrruou.ER or THE cuKBiucr , >
WKIIIKOTOV , April 25th 18S2. )
liKRKA-s , by satlifactory ovldenca presented
to the uuderagncd , It I as boon made to appear
thaf'T E NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK OF
OMAHA , " In the city of Omaha , In the county of
Douglio , and State of Nobraoka , has compiled
with all the proUeionsof theKexiued Statues of
the United btatet required to be compiled with
lcfo.-e an association shall be authorized to cnm-
mence the ba-lnt s of Banking :
Now , thr.rofaro. I , John Jay KioxComptroller
of th * Currency , do hereby certnV that "Tho
Nebraska NatImal Bank of Omaha , " In the cl'y
of Omnhn , In the c > uniy of Douglas , and state
nf Ncbraokn. Id utllorlzd tn coin mono * the
business at Vanklngat provided la Uecllin Flftv
One Hundred and HlKt.v-Nli < of the Bovlied
Stituten of tl.o United States ,
In testimony whereof witness my
) hand nnd foul o ( ofllco this 26th
{ SEA I. . V day of April lh&2.
) , . JOHN JAY KNOX.
Comptroller of the Curreicy.
7 ho Above Bank Id now prepared to receive
buslnesn It commences with a fully pad up
c j > tal of * 2M,000.00 , with officers anil dircciors
as follows :
S. R. JOHNSON , PRHsn ) NT. ot Steel o , John
son & Co. . Whilerato Oroccrs.
A. r : . TOCZLIN , Vic PaiBiiiRST. of C. II. & < ? .
U lt.Jrston.
W. V. MOUSE , n' W. V. Morse and Co , , Whole-
tuilo UfKU nnd Shoes.
JNO. S. OOLi INS , of G. H. A J S. Collins ,
Wholesale Leather nnd S ddlcry.
JAMES M. Woo north , Counsellor nnd Attorney
> -t Law.
LEWIS 8. UF.r.U , of Byron Itccd & Co. , Keal
KitntoLio lets.
IJKNRY W YATES , Cashier , late Caihler oj th
Fir t Nutloual Hank ot Omaha , and
eon netted with Hie aitlie nunajcd-
nr.cut of fhnt Bank blnce Its organ-
iratlon In 1SU3.
miioly
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Corner Fourth and Locust Streets.
13 Of. X.01DXS , ZKCO- ,
J.H. HDRST , - - Prop
Rooms , 75c , § 1 , and $1,50 P r Day. ,
An elegant Re'Uuiait UcantieUed with this
ho'Jko whoromeali aru iiedatreaoonablaprices
Open day and night. m-lOui
Hatter of Application of II. A. Nolte
for Liquor Licuise.
NOTIOK.
Xotlco Is hereby jrlvon that II , A. Nolte did
upon the mild day of April A. D.JB82 , fllo bis r
application to the Ilonrl nf Countt Com- in
mlieloncrs of Douclai O unty , Nebraska , for tl
license to sell JUIt. Splrltuoun and Inous tlBC
Liquor * at Elkhorn Htatlon in Chicago 1'ieci ct BC
houtfUs County , NebrasKii , from thudtli day of at
May 18J2 , to the i th day ot Aiiu'ust 18 2. atw
If there bo no objection , remonstrance or pro * w
t-8t filed within t o w uks from April 22rd A. to
U. Ib82 , the said Ilteiibo will bx iranti'il. ui
H. A. NOLTK ,
Applicant. in
Tim OMAHA IIKK no ipapcr nil publMi fare
ho above notlco for two weeks at the itxucnue fam
f the appllcuit. 'I'lio County of Uouxlas Is note m
o be charged thcrewllh. re
JOllNfllAUMKIl , Ii
2t County Cicrk IiTJ
TJ
NOTIOK.
Matter of Application of .T. K. Ulalce ab
for Liquor License. fr <
Notice Is hereby given that J. K. Blake frhii
lid open the 24th day of April A. I ) , 1882 ,
lie his application to the Mayor and City Coun * an
II of Omaha for license to sell Malt , Spirituous od I
.nd Vinous Lliiuori t No. 214 South Hfteontb
trcet. Fourth Waid , Omaha , Neb. , from the 8th P ?
lav of May 1883 , to the 8th dayof August 1682. dil (
If there b no objection , remonstrance or pro Jo
fit filed within twe weeks from April 24lh A.
. 1882. the said license will be granted. lisHi i
J. r. Ill AKE , Hi
Applicant. ho
TmOuiUA BKI newspaper will publish the
bove notlcoonco each week for ( wo utwks at
ho expense of the applican t. The City of yci
maha Is not to bo charged tleruwltli. ycii
J , J , L , C Jxum , i
Citv Clerk nci
W. J COINNELL r i
. , , pit !
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW , enl
Orwx rroiit Uoaiixupiutrtlit IUnio < > "
wljr.ck oitlldlnt , M Wirn r | ' * ith nd
ORAIG'S OITY BEBEN HOUSE dot
now open to the jmbllj with a full oupply o its. .
its.Un
Cut Flowers and Plant ? Un
or Sale. We will l < o glad to nave the public I'h
: | call and ece ue 3d
touquota or Any Floral Doalgu Made bo
to Order ter
ON THE SHOUTEST NOTICE. ill *
"Olty Oreen Hem * . 8. W.'Cor Uth nd Web-
/ur , one block from ICth ftrcst cat. Nurwry ,
arc
So street , cppoeltc Foit. Jta. V , Cralff , ilorut
jd landscsptf Gardner. r'tui-ta. am
NBBRA3T A FARM NOTES.
No drvmth'tlih year in Nebraska.
K , C , Wdrldge , of Xellgh , Is planting
2"iO buihels of potatoes
The increase of corn planted in Wayne
county will be fiO per cent.
Heuben Henry , of Adams county , 1ms
1.000 ( .each tree * in bloom ,
Over 1,5 0 ncron of trees will be planted
in Holt county this season.
A coti'ldorable quantity of Kimlan rats
will be tilled in Thayer county ,
Capt A V. Cole , of Jnnlata , set out
4 000 trees on his farm Arbor day.
Tim Independent says n fine class of
farm houses nre going up all over Butler
county ,
.T. l , Cook , of West IJlue precinct ,
Yoik county , has set out 1,000 apple *
tws un his farm ,
Theuutlo > k for small grain couldn't well
1 e littler. Corn planting if ) now in order.
Wr t Voiut ProijreM.
Tlio Republic xn valley contains a lot of
li v t nt that the fanner * expect to Ret
good price * for in Denver when the trains
run through.
Ii. 11. Cnvibr , of IOWA , last week
taught three farni'ln Staiitonc < mntynay.
ing S.1.-100 He will convert thorn Into
stock fat inn.
John Kterom U farming two hundred
aurex of land this reason , John U one of
tlio wideawake farmers of this county.
Alma Herald ,
Mr. S.unncl Freeman report * tint some
piectslof winter wheat on tneprairio'ardslx
to eight inches high and looking Hue.
Franklin Manner.
Wtu. Stollcy mid Kli A. lla ncs were
were appolnto.l by the Hall county society
togithcr and care for the conuty'n exhibit
at the next stale fair.
Hairy Vail has a (1ok ( of 350 sheep ou
his farm in Hamburg precinct , Stanton
county. Ho t'lKures the interest on his in
vestment ut 40 per ciut.
Oeo. Kichanlson , of York , has n Licea-
tertihira buck that weighs 100 pounds , and
hissccond lleeco of wahed wool tiliped the
scales at'27tf pounds.
M. 13. Anderson , of Martin county ,
Minn , , panned through Niobrara last week
with a Hock of sheep , the micloiiH of a
r.iticlie to b started on Eagle Greek.
Fiom the best data obtainable , we opine
that the whe it acreage in Adams county
i * IPSI by 25 tier cent , than tint of 18SI ;
while .hat of corn planted will bo neatly ,
if not quits , 33J pcrccntgreater.-Junlat'i
Herald.
Everything in the vegetation line ia
growing very rapidly now. and a number
of farmers m fiom Wood lllver inform tin
that they uevcr saw liuer crop pr spectH
or email grain i a better condition at thin
feasou of the jear , Gnmcl Island Inile-
I oudeiit ,
The largest wheat crop ever art wn in this
county 1ms been put in this spring. Bhou d
the yield be tin a\erage , there will bn a
Luge surplus wised hero thin season. Be-
sided wheat , farmirs have also xown a
Inr c nc reave of oat ? , barley nnd millet ,
Alma Hernhl.
As an evidence that farming in Ne
braska pa v , wo giro the C.IHO of John
Ol'on of Strouinburg. Ho purchancd last
spring SO acres of land , paying for it $320.
He put out that season uO acres of bro at
coin which brought him SI , 20 nnd after ,
wurtl void the farm for $800. If this ixnot
a gooel iutertht on money invented wo do
not know anything about it.
The area of wheat BIWU , will not be
m re thnn one-third to one-half us large as
la t ye r , but theio will probably be three
ucie" < of O.V.H M.lie'0 th > ro was one the e a-
H. n b fiuu. The IMS uUiut tno iiHunl quan
tity of barley , with lesa flax. The great
bu'k ' ( if lliu crop nil l > o uurn. An unpre
cedented amount , of blue grass , timothy
and clover n'o.l. It la guno into the ground.
York Tribune.
A LINEAL DESCENDANT.
An Illegitimate * Son of the Author of
the Declaration of Independence.
Robert JufTorson died the other
day at Oberlin , O. Mr. Jefferson ,
says the Indianapolis Journal , was
perhaps the best-known colored resi
dent of Indianapolis , and with him
probably dies the only descendant of
Thomas Jefferson , third president of
the United States and author of the
declaration of independence , in this
patt of the country. There exists
the very best of reasons for the
belief that ho was in truth
the ton of Thomas Jefferson ,
Ilia story being published in the Jour
nal of April 1 , 187. * , and attracting
vary ueuerul attention. The story of
bn life , and his ru.isoiiB for boiiovin. ;
iiiuself ihe eon of the illustrious pur- ,
sonage whoso natno hr > bore , wore do-
by himself to a Journal repro-
icntativo aevnnil weeks ago , : m fol-
ows :
"Yes , eir , I baliovu I am tlio son of
I'liomas .Icd'uraon. I have every roa-
ton to think hu wtia my father , and no
reaoon to think otherwise. My
iiotlier was a slave yirl , a tall nnd
mndauina woman , belonging to Mr.
jhnstiixn , of Oharluatown , Va
Cliomas Jcfforson and my mother's
iineter wore warm personal frionda ,
ui'l frequently exchanged viaita ,
Ifr. JellKraoii passing a good
leal of his time at Charlostown and
t Mr. Chriatiati's houao. My mother
ras a housemaid , and had charge of
ho apartments Mr. JelTornon usually
ccupiod. Her name was Millie Ilod-
liford , and aho wus aaid to bo a very
iretty woman in lior younger days ,
1 though a dark mulatto. I was born
a March , 1803 , at the houao of my
lother's master. I can remember
lie homestead well , and have myself
son Thomas Jofiuraon. My mother
nd all her people always told me lie
us , my father , and 1 have no reason
doubt their word. My mother was
nmarriod wliun I wan born , and my
mater has often , told mo who my
ithor was , and it wat hu who named
10 Robert JdFerson , ThcRu are the
asons for my belief , and on which
suppose I am really the offspring of
ho mas JelToraon , "
Mr. Jefferson was a alaro until
xiut 1852 , when hu purchased his 9
eodom and that of his , wife , from n
s master , paying ? 2,7C4 for himself bt
id $1,500 for his wife , having earn- feT '
the rnonoy at odd hours doing car. T ,
inter work. After living in novcral th
Toront places for short periods , Mr. re >
lUerson finally settled in Indianapo * to
, in 1854 , where has since resided , fnm
is eatnte is valued at $25,000 , his m
IIHO being at 185 Minerva ntreot ,
o has lived by himaelf for several
are , and in that timu 1ms added lit
ucli to hiu fortuny. He could Jo
ithcr re.'id nor write , but , being On >
isod in au educated family , was u tivh
liasant talker and had attractive and h
Pr
tenanting wayu. PrO.
New Jersey Senatoreblp.
A private letter from an observer in 1
jw Jersey represents that a good
al of interest ia already manifesting
elf in regard U the contest for the To
iited States noimtorship. Mr. Me- ell }
mrson's term will expire with the l el
of next March , his successor will 1)0
chosen by the legislature next win- iu en
. Among republicans it is assured wit
they will have contrpl uf the leg , kbn tin e
uture , and , as a consequence , there
many candidates , prominent y
long wjiom are Secretary Kreling- >
huysoiif lleprcMmtatiTO llobcson , ox
lloprescutntiyo Ualsoy , and Messrs.
Groy , Richards and Ilotmt. The
writer rmya the domocrnts , however ,
do nut concede that the republicans
will bo able to control the legislature ,
on the contrary , they claim , that the
succcMor to Senator McPhcrson will
bo a democrat. There i sonic uncer
tainty about Mr. Mol'horson's pur-
iwsea and doiiros in regard to this
matter , and it is not definitely known
whether ho intends to withdraw from
public lifo and engage exclusively in
private business ho having recently
purchased one hundred thousand
acres of grazing land in TOXIIB for a
stock rancho or whether ho will
again stand for the soimtorahip.
X.IVE STOCK SUFFERING.
Dofootlvo Civra for Cattle nnd Tnolr
Dnng-or Horrors of tlio Route.
N w York Herald ,
The lU.-Kev. Robert It. Clarkson ,
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Nebraska -
braska , in aponkini ; of "tho present
barbarous method of traimportinir live
stock to market , " recently said : "The
cuUlo from tlio plains of Wyoming ,
Dakota. Colorado nnd Montana are
driven hundreds of miles without suf
fering , and with little or no loss , to
the shipping point , where their mis *
ory and the risk of the shippers be
gins. They nro loaded in cars nt
thickly as they can possibly stand ,
nnd curried for dayo toother without
rest , food or wator. Within tlio four
\uUla of the cars thus crowdcd _ theru
is un endless struggle for moro existence.
The horning nnd tr.tmpling nro aa
terrible as anything the imagination
can conceive , If n steer in over
thrown , or sinks from exhaustion , ho
is trodden to death , nnd the carcass
will not bo drawn out until tlio train
roaches an unloading station , There
the creatures nro driven out , with
blows nnd shouts , into u muddy > ' ( ird ,
perhaps in the midst of a storm ot
sleet or snow , and fed and watered at
an ononnoua oxponsu to the shipper
Hut what must bo their condition
when they are landed iu an Eastern
city after such a journey as that ?
They Imvo lost llcsh heavily ; f-oino are
dead ; many are sick uud weak ; nil
are bruised in a manner frightful for
the customer to think of , and very
few or none are really fit to slaughter.
Vet with this beef people nro regu
larly fed. Much is said about tlio
adulteration of liquora and of food -
why not look after the condition of
our beefl"
The eininoiit divine , in those re-
nmrkSOpoiis subject which interests
people of nil classes , in all places , vat
it has received surprisingly little at
tention at any hands. That cattle are
huddled and packed in herds rang : < ig
from fifteen to eighteen iu cars cup.v
bio of decently accommodating only
two-thirds of that number ; that in
such crowded quarters t.ho poor beasts
have no chance to Ho down for rest ;
that the moro vicious have full op-
poraunity to harm their weaker com
panions ; that horning , trampling ,
bruising and killing among thorn oc
curs on every cattle train because of
the nono-soparation of creatures ; thnt
there is no possibility of feeding or
watering stock on the cars , and that
the unfortunate brutes have to
exist two and three sometimes
four days at a time without eating
or drinking ; that in their exhausted
and sick condition they nro driven
from tbo cars before food and water
are given them ; that a truia takes
five or six days in coming from Chicago
cage nnd St. Couistho main shipping
places in the west , to Now York , and
that during that extended period
these weakening and sickening con-
ditiono 'exist , are all indisputable
facts. The cause of the animal as a
sufferer ha * boon plcndcd many times ,
but the rights of the consumer , who
is compelled to eat the mo.it of the
animal that liita uniergonp all thcso
nutriment-killing experiences , nro
only rarely and impotent ! } ' cham
pioned.
I'l'.OCKKH OK UEULINK.
After diligent inquiry anion physi
cians , railroad men , butchers , unttlb-
dealers , and other experts , the writer
has learned some of the necessary ro-
Bulta of theao terrible journey * , and
all goto show the unhealthy condition
of the animulu whim they arrive here.
For instance ) , n steer will lose , on the
average from 90 to 100 pounds between
tweon Chicago and Now York. Tlio
Animals are dosed with unit , coal-
screenings , antimony , saltpetre , und
Micr similar medicines , which are
allowed to operate for u few days in
the endeavor to bring them back to u
respectable appearance. Just before
being Bold they are filled up with an , i
niich water as can bo forced in to thorn
order that they may
moro and , consequently ,
> ring a higher pnco. Often
lines an animal is compelled to take
at inuoh us fifty pounds of wator.
tfot a long while ago an exceptionally
ino lot of cattle , averaging 1040
lounda in weight , wua shipped from
lobraaka , consigned to the English
uarket. An is usual , they were noted
od until Chicago was reached , whcro '
hey wore landed , supplied with fod-
lor , und re-embarked in throe hourd.
Jotwoou Chicago nnd No1- " York their
nly feeding place was Ituft'ulo , where J
wo hour * were allowed. On roach-
it ; Now York ono head was slaugh *
d. Its blood was found to bo almost
dark us blue ink , showing that the
iternal organism of the animal had
uen completely deranged and made
ivurish by the hardships of the cars ,
'aimers pt hides complain greatly of
10 losses they are mudo to suffer by
oson of bad transportation , If the
tugh hides undergo injurious effects
om the traveling , how much raoro
ust the tender flesh uuffnr ?
Bucklin'a rnica Salve.
Tlio JiEBT SAI.VK In the world for Cut * ,
ru ( oj Sores , Ulcer * , Suit Rheum , Fever
iron , Totter , Onppcd Hands , ( /'lilllilaiiix ,
rn , un'l all kin eruntlona , and ] ) bl-
vely cures \ > \\e \ \ < . It In guarauteed to
vu uatlsfaction or money refunded ,
rice , 25 centu jwr box , Kcir ule hy
Qooiitnan
. . .
" - - - - '
VVarnor's safe Kidney and Livtr
ir , Idlw
NOTIOK. 01
Kllikft Uclauyhtiu noii-ruldent dtfgiiiUnt :
Vouare licrebv nutitUcI tlmton tlio 24th Jay
A lull ie6i , > d ord It. MtLauthllii fliud a
lltlui ojolnut you In tlio Ulttrlct Court o (
iuiU County , Lo' rnka , the object and pray ,
ol uhltli are to obtain a divorce /romjou and
ttoJyof the children ; Iwue ol the tuirria.-e
Ih you , on the ground that > ou hare wilfully
uidonua tha iilalntlfl without k-ood cau e , dr
term cl two > tar lut piui. You are re-
Ircd to aimucr nild i ntltion on or bolero Ucn-
, the 12 t Uav ol June 1B&2.
K D. MCLAUGHLIN , i-inintio ,
o e VIE. It Ily K N , HALL , till Attorney.
Proposals For Imllnn Supplies and
Trnnsportntlou.
| - \ DrAUTMKNT OFTIIK INTKRIOU , Offlctof
Indian AffaltVaiMn < ton , April 25. IMS.
) irpx > . l . Inclortcil "rnivwli for I
Vjfor Il > ( mu t I'PKiKinlildl In m- ( > -
arate tnTcloHtltcou | , Flour , Clothlne , or
TrKn | rUtlin , c , ( M the ranc nm > l > c , ) and
dlitctrd to tlio l'omml lontr ol Indian Affolrx ,
o < . C5 mt 67 Wooifr trft , N > * York , will
l > o rfcolrtd until 1 v. m. ol Tur * > Uy , May SS ,
1SW , for furnl < hliR for the Indlon frr\lc < ' about
$ .iO,000 iioiiml ) tacou , 40,000,100 pound * llffl on
thehool , lSCOOxjund | llrani > , 70,000 poundi
ItaXlng Ponder , v.COO.OOO f otird Corn , 710,000
pouml C'olTfc , MSOOCO , ) pound * Xlour S12.000
punds Kofil , 800,000 poundi lUrd llrcivl , 7ft-
000 ( tounds Hominy , 8,000 poundg Urd , 1,050
barrels mcsi pork , 231HXI pound * lllw , 11,100
| x > utii Tea , GMOO jxjundu Tolmcro IOOIUO
pou ml < Salt 210 , OtO tx > und Soap , 0,000 | > Oundi
Soda , | , StOOCO pounui Bu ar and 839,000 psundi
Whpat.
AIM , IllanVtt , Woolen and Ooltvn OOCK | ,
( ccrjl Lln In part ol Ticking , & ) ,000)ril < ! Stan
darl Calico , StOC > COy t ( ] ; llrilllnK , VOPOOy ril ,
Duck , free from all Mting , I70COi janl ; Den-
lins , 17,000 Jran1 ; Olniflinu , M.OOO ) nli ; Kcn >
lucky JcMij , Cft.OOO jard ; Choi lot J..SOO > nnl ;
ltr > .wli Snrctlnir , 200 000 j rd , lllf chod Khrct-
Inc. S0,000jarj i Hickory f > hlrtlne , 10 , 00 } rd !
Calico HhlttliiR , P.JOO yard * ; \\lntry , 3,000
\anlt ; Clothlnir , Orocrrlcs , Not'om , Hmdnaro ,
Mnllral SuppllN , and a IOIIR lint of m'ncol
Unrous article * , nttch a * lli\rnrn , l'lo K , lUln.
k'orin , Ac , , and for about 476 aconn rrqulrcJ
or the ccnlco In Arttona , Coloiado , Dakota ,
iUhj , Indian To rltor * , Hltine oU , Mcntan < ,
N'fhtaiku , oladA ni lVi l rondn , to ho drlUcr-
ext at Chloneo , Kant nClt\niul MoiuCIn , Also
for such \ \ ion ; * an ina.t to trqulml , adapted to
the cllniAto nr the I'aclllo Con t , with CAllfon la
brtiVcn , ilcllrcml at Situ Kr > ncii > ro.
Also , tintu | > ortatlon fomuchof the aitlclm.
K0od < , Mul nuppllot tlmt may not bo contracted
for to bo dcllTcrrd at tha AirnicUd.
Hum MCHT RR HAH OCT 01 ( lOtltKNMILI. HAIKU
Schedules ohonltif ; the klndia'td qinnttllcn nf
ub > lstriicogupplles equips ) for each AKCIIC ; .
Anil IhokltuU iul qttanllllrn In J.TOM , of all
nther RO di atul Articles ( i' ; vlhcrlth blank
proKiK | l9 nnd for inn for contract and bond , con
dltlonMch' ohjcrtrd by bldilerii , tlmo nnd
place ol delh cry , ternin ol contract nnl pay
ment , trMinportatlon routes , nnd nil other ncron-
tary u utructlona wtlllM lurnlihod upon nppll.
cat.on to the Indian Ollko In WadiliiRton , erNe
No . 05 nnd 07 Woostcr Mrcct , New York : Win.
II. Lon , No 4S3 Druftdwiy. Now' York ; the
Conuii ssarlm of Hulntnlcnce , I. H. A. , at
Chojciine , Chicago , I ot cnnorth , Omaha , Saint
Loiil * , Balnt 1'aul , M in Kmt cltco , and Yankton ;
the PoKtninntcr nt 8lotu City , nnd to the P. !
mastcrn nt the lotion Ing named plivcon In ICnn *
con : Arkanrati City. Iturllngton , Cnldwell ,
City , KnM'orla , Kurtkn , ( Ircnt llriul ,
llouard , Iliitrlilpon , Lnr c' , Jk'Piicrwin , Mar
lon , Mfdlclno I.oJgp , New on , PKICO Oily ho-
dan , Htcrllnir , Topckn , Wellington , Wlcliltn nnd
Wlnllold.
llldi will bo dpci od at the hour anil dny nboto
nUtoil , nud blJJcrii nrc linllol to lie pri'icnt nt
the opening.
CKKTimn CHUCKS ,
All bldii IllllBt l ncroinutnlct | by cettlflcd
chcilt upon Bomo Unlttd Stntcii l > cwiltory | or
Aitlftant Treoeitrer. lor > thnF > tfltn ) vritnl. of
the amount of thuproponil.
H ritlCi : , Commls loner ,
F5FSCIAL LIMBS.
Somothliitf
NEW
rou
OMAHA ,
Dr. Crnw-
orcl.of I'luvu-
Iniul , 0. , tliu
old , pouiOur.
and nklllful
nmnufactuter
Artifioinl
Limbs.
Of the latest Improved plan , linn opened n
muclmijlril aurcary hmltuto at 109 South
14th ftroct , Omnha , whcru lie | g prepuMl
furnlth limbs of uierj description , skeleton * )
mid Bupportcnfortuiralltod anddcforuiod llnibu ,
trusses , and shoulder hiacca ami eupixirtcrs lor
oinalt ) wcikno-n. &a. Ilio Doctor lins Imd 23
jinrs cxiirrlcnco 11 wcJirlnc and adluitlnir.
J. B. OKAWrOMD.
109 South llth St. Omaha , Neb.
THE KENDALL
PLAITI MACHINE !
It plaltn from l-lOol a n Inch to
n Idth I n the coaneit felts or finest si ks
It docs all kinds and style * of jlaltlnu In uno.
No lady that does her own dress-making can
afford to do without one as nlco plaiting Is
c , nor out of fanhlon , If seen It sells Itaolf. For
V. chiinH. ! Circulars or AKent'e tormu addroac
CONGAH & CO. ,
l Adams St. niilown III
JOHN HTABLHH , KROMR hCIIAUF ,
President. Vlco Proa l.
W. S. DSIUIIKU , See. and Trcas.
IBS NEBRASKA
MIUFiCTnEIM CO
Lincoln , Neb.
MANUFACTUUEUS OF
Oorn Planters , Marrows , Form Roller * ,
Sulk Hay flakes , Bucket Elevating Wind
ml &c.
Wo are prepared to do job work and manul
turlngfor other partlin
Addrca all orders
NEBRASKA MANIJFAUTUIUNO CO. ,
I.I PO's Vnc
Genius Rewarded
on ,
toe Story of the Sowing Machine ,
A bu'iddouiu ' little pamphlet , blue ind
01 e vtitti numerous rujrrM lu rs , till ) bo }
GIVEN
a any uult pencil cMlug for It , at buy brunch
r sub-fllfli.0 of 'Hit. Vitiu ! * Mil ittv.-t jrinCom -
ianj , cr util bo .nt bj iij.1. , jiott raid , to
ay pcrtun lhlii ( ( at a dlstaucv frem our ottlcoi ,
a
The Jnger Manofaotarlnp Oo , ,
'rlncipal Office , ! )4 ) Dnioii.juaro ,
NEW YORK
fnhln il&w
i P mm & GO a
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" L. Sommers &
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3RACKEBS !
A
BlSOJi'lB ,
OAKr.S ,
JUMBLES
AND NOVFLTIES
Wholesale Manufacturing
IONFEG s IQN&ES
AND DEALERS IN
'ruits , Nuts and Cigars ,
III S. 14th St.
MAHA MEB ,
J.L WILKIE ,
UANOrACTUIlEUOi'
APER BOXES , Gl
? .IQ and 220 S. 14th St.
. - - 3XT3E1XB
n ? * w
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas 3tst
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
\
1020 Farnham Street ,
„ . , - - - ISTIES
-WI10LESALE-
BOOK.SELLER AND STATIONER
AND URALKION
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE &ROOE
1213 Farnham St. Omaha. Np.h.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
-OF
Men's , Boys' and Children's ,
CLOTHING
Ready for In-f pec
AT
POLACK'S
CLOTHING
HOUSE./ / !
The LoweiiFPrices Guaranteed. )
' 1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th. . lx"T
.
Marldood.
Oldest Wholesale and THE LEADING
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE MUSIC HOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here IN THE WEST I
General Agents for the
and all novelties in SIL-
Finest and Best Pianos and
VT.R WAR - . CLOCKS , Organs manufactured.
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low as
he Latest , Mont Artistic , any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
ind Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold
SECIOUS STONES and for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices ,
ill of PINE
descriptions A SPLENDID stock of
PATCHES at as Low Pri- Steinway Pianob , Enahe
les as is compatible with Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
lonorable dealers. Call anos , and other makes.
md see our Elegant New Also Clough & Warren ,
Jtore Tower Building Sterling , Imperial , Smith
, ,
American Organs , &c. Do
orncr llth aud Farnham
not fail to see us before pur-
Streets hasinp.
MAX MEYER & BRO. , ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW CASES
Large Stock Aways on Hand.
HI
PILLSBURY'S BESTI
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
I1) )
MINNESOTA FLOUR
always gives satisfaction , because it ins i U
suparipr article of Bread , and is the Ohear
eat. Flour in the market , Every sack
.warranted to run alike or ill
money refunded , u 1 *
VM. \ . YATES , Cash Grocer
DUHSELOR AT - LAW
J. H , McOULLOOH ,
loom 4 , Cnlghtot Uloek. flfUeulu Street.
B. D. McLAUGHLiIN , < M
ATTORNEY AT - LAW
9md Notary Public