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THE DAILY J3EE : MONDAY , JULY 10 1882.
STATE JOTTINGS.
Tralric chickens nro ripening.
Five book figonts p.iralyzcd Fairmont
last vvcck.
One new caie of sm.ill-pox IIM develop.
od nt Columbus
Tierce county lini SS.OOO cftih on hand
nnd docjn'l owe n dollar.
The Sehuyler creamery shipped 0,000
pounde of Imtter to Lcadville < m tlio 1st.
Alonzo Itincr wa < killed by lightning on
his farm near Shclton , on the 'i'llh tilt.
Grand Island ovpecl * to scon sec one > f
its banks organized under n national char' '
tcr.
tcr.A IO-'BO ' nl tlio J > ginn of Honor win or-
ganitfd nt Slromnhurg last week ami nn
Odd Fellows lodge is talked of there.
During the fun ral of her infant son at
Sehuyler on'he .Id , Mrs. ( Sodctifchwarger
became to Mfecte'd that sha liiul paim .
Wldlo doing bridge work nl KeJ finix ! ,
Win. Wright , all. It M. emplovc , cut hi *
foot with nn adze and will bo lat.io for a
long time.
Dr. Doggc , Hie IMntUmouth physician
arrested for Mating the boird of health
riilep , wns Hiicd S0 nnd cost" . He took
an nppeal.
A mnn nimod Cochra.i had one aidn of
Ms head nnd fncc caved in by tlio huraling
of n largo Brinditono at Blinwood. Jus in
juries are severe if not daiigcrouH.
A son of D. M. lihodc ? , eight , or nine
year * of ago , fell elf tlio brick kiln , about
eight feet to the ground , n few days ago ,
injuring his ( .pine. [ Ulnir I'llot.
Jonntlmn Hibbard was flint nl Lincoln
on the 2d by a colored mnn named Me
Ctitcheon nnd diedjii a t < ltorl lime. The
negro is held for trial ,
Francis Todil , ngcd 00 , living alone on
bis claim south ot Wilsonville , Fumas
county , wns killed nn the "Oth by his HUU
house caving in while ho was anlocp.
Judge Cnldwoll. of Mall county , [ n few
days ago fined n man named Wilson SIOO
nnd gave him OOdoys in jail for nMaullliig
nnd cruelly beating his wife and step
ilaughtcr.
The mall route between JJxolcr and Al
exandria is discontinued. The govern-
mcnt has been paying about $ 100 n ycnr to
carry a daily ave-rago of two papers and n
postal card over tlio Hue.
On the 25th ult. n number nf Exeter
boys were fishing in Turkey creek and n
dlppulo arose which was Bottled by Joseph
Undrock. ft young mnn of 20 , shooting
FrcdSluka , nqcd 11 , in tlio leg. No ar
rests were made ,
Mr. 0. Warner's team ran ixway and the
family were thrown oul. Mrs. W clung
to her bnby until her clothcH were badly
torn , and both considerably bniised , Mr.
W. bung to tlio mules until his clothes
were dragged to taller * . The mules were
n largo poweiful team , and it is n wonder
they were not all killed. Burtoniaii ,
The county commissioners at their mooting -
ing on Juno -Sth. ordered that milieu bu
nerved on the C. St. P. , M. & O. , railroad
company and the Western Union Telegraph -
graph company to show cause why the
Raid railroad and tulograph line on tlio
Omaha and Winncbago reservation should
not ho placed on the asscDsmcnt rolls nnd
tax lists for the yonro 1881 nnd 1881 ! of Da
kota county , said hearing to bo had July
Ifi , 1862. Koflo.
Tim lasl part nf thii iinli story , from
The West I'oint Jtopnhllcan , taken llio
cake ; ' 'Oliver Dodendorf is proud over
the achievement of having captured n71-
pomul cat-fish in the mill race nn tlioIth. .
Jjittlo Frank Horold aot on that tipped
tlio beam nt 7-1 pounds. The hoys were
able to secure thcso monsters nf thn finny
tribe in consequence of the water having
been lot out of the race. In the shallow ,
water they mounted upon their backH and
piloted them to sboro.
Week before laot Mr. Samuel fJliandlcr ,
living nn Street crock , fifteen miles north
of Shclton , caught n water turtle weighing
28 pounds , dressed ; length nroiind the
Rh oil , three feet and eight Inches ; length
from HOBO to tip of tail , two feet and nix
inches ; circumference around the neck ,
ten inches ; circumference around the fore
leg , seven and u halt inches ; distance
across shell fourteen Inches. Mrs. Chand
ler , Mrs. and Mies 1'ost cooked the turtle
and Invited in the neighbor * , and eighteen
persons dined and feasted from the turtle
nod still there was turtle loft. Mr. Chand
ler'saya that when ho. was donning the
- turtle that H smelt like stale cod fifth , but
after it wan cooked It Listed like spring
chicken. It is very seldom that a turtle of
this sice Is found in this section of NoUras-
ka. Mi. Chandler captured the turtle
with n pitchfork , and nays the turtle fought
hard nnd died fame. Shelton Clipper.
A North Betid mnn lion n cow that
utands ciz feet high.
The Columbus creamery goon into Mor-
rick county for cronm.
Of the 2,200 trees pot out In the Central
City park lust spring , only two have died.
Mrs. Scott , living near Dorchester ,
.received. $1,700 back pension money re
coolly.
Tccumeoh is going to build a com
bined calaboose anci engine house at
once.
once.A
A factory for tlio manufacture of barbo
fence wire is to bo started up At 1'awnvo
City.
City.Thieves
Thieves went through a Tecumseh butch
cr shop the other night and got away will
sixty pounds of bologna.
Morrisay Bros , , of Plattsuinuth , are
erecting elevators at Uticn , Bradahaw ,
Hampton nnd Marquotto.
A Beatrice undertaker advertises to soil
coflins as cheap as anybody ulso and throw
in the use of the ho.ir.iO free ,
Near Do Will on the Fourth , a wel
borer named Nol'Javr killed by n blow
from a lover of hi * machine ,
A McCook lunluT HIH that the In
cou.u of thu concern for the tlirco days
ending July 1st amounted to u'uoty '
cents.
It in said the li. It M. railroad company
have already Hold $50,000 worth of lots n
McCook , the now division point on ( hcii
road.
road.Tho
The Gage county commUsioiiprj have
decided to build a wing to the court houre
at Beatrice , for the bolter accommodation
of the county olllccru.
A Falls City firm last week received
$8.20 a huudrod for three carloads of hogs
the highest price over paid In thu
county ,
O , W , Baldwin , of Koueuaw , wan ar-
ra Ved on the 1st for incest and placed un
der § 2C3bonds Peeling unroot Uve.ity
yenra In the pen , if ho stayed for trial , ho.
jcpod bin ball , I
A four-year old son of J. JI , Brown , o
North Bend , fell out of a boat on the 1st
and was drowned. HU father was near nt
the time , but lout hU wits and was power-
le&a to save the child ,
Joseph Becker , a farmer living two
miles north of Went Mills , while seining
with a party of neighbors in the Blue on
the Fourth , was drowned , Ho war ono of
Howard county's bout forwent , and leaves
A wife and two children ,
Edward Hoelgnon's two Httlo girls were
drawing a bucket of water from a weI at
Hastings ou the 29th ult , when they let
io the wiudUaa , which revolved rapidly ,
breaking the arm of 0110 and cutting n uo-
pore gaih in tie head of the other ,
The bam of David Doty , four miles
west of Haatlnc' , was struck by lithtnlug ;
ou the 23tb ult , tnd burned , o couple of
lioreeg and a large amount of machinery
being destroyed. The bam , by the way ,
wan well rodued.
George 1' . Wlnttriteen , ( county clerk ,
: r.et with a tevcro accident at ( ieueva on
the Fourth. A small t'uu had buen niulo
of iron tubing , and it wax charged heavily
and rammed down with great force. Mr.
Wlntentcen touched it elf , whim It ex.
nloded , two fragments of lead entering
iiii thigh , ranging inward and downward ,
and lodging , It U uuppoacil , ( a cloeo jirox-
imity to the thigh bone.
The biggott hall itory wo have heard yet
was .that of Mr , J. J , Smith , /rom the
south * cut part of Hamilton county. He
l < ayn that tie hail fell to the depth of two
feet nt his place Sunday morning , Juno
25th , destroying all hii mall grain and
corn , nnd many of hi * trees. Ho will not
give up the chip but try It attain , as thl < l
only onocropontof nine- [ Harvard Jour-
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Poreonn.lnnil Soclnl.
" Mrs. Mnblev , of Ornnd hlnnil , has re
turned from the Utnh hot M'finK' I""c'1
improveil in healtli.
Win. Durcni , nn M timer r.f . Johnson
county , now of Colorado. ! < back to ise-
braska vi ititif ( old friends and places.
A Urge numlicr nf the young friends of
Mi s Ncllia Morca , f ClarknvHle , gave
icr n sweet urpH e on the 2.tth ,
Mr. liurnhflin , ref I'laintlaw , ono of the
oldest rettlcru r.f 1'if rce county , Imi ptille 1
ip stakes anil inmcd back to IllinoK
.1. M. Woo.1 , tren'tircr of Ititchrock
county , hai g"iio with liii family for n
sumiucr jatmt in the Colorado mountains.
Mr. .T. 1. Itnbison , of Albion , ha ? re
ceived tlie appointment ni postal clerk on
he It. k M. from Hastings to Culbertson.
Dr. OolJcll entered upon llio discharge
if his duties as physician at the Omaha and
Vinnehago agency on the first of the
nnnth.
Comity Trcaiurcr Itnlltnnn and wife , n
Ubion , Ipft on July 3d for a family re-
inioniii Knnxac , to bo absent icthapsa
> itnlghf.
Charley Wa hburne , formetly mayor of
Jrand Island , who has been n citlr.cn of
'olormlo for soim inntitli , came back to
lis old haunts last week on a visit.
Mrs. J. It , Wilt r , of Fairmont , wan
ilea antly surprised by a host of her
ricnds on the 28th ult. , nnd rocelvpil
numerous gifts in remembrance of her lif-
icth birthday.
Misses Mnmio nnd Bertie Dunbar , of
Vccplng Water , hn\e returned from
chool nt St. Joe , whcro they graduated ,
nd will henceforth Hvo In the village with
.ho In'jhrymoBi ) cognomen. The local pa-
> cr nays they will boa largo addition to
ocial circlet ,
Master Wlllio Power * and Mlsn Jesfrio
Vhitmore , of Dakota City , colebrntcd the
'ourth nt the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs ,
Vhilmoro by giving n birthday party In
which many of the little pcoplo of the town
vcro invited. All present had a good
imo.
County Clerk MncColl , of Dawson , was
ill tore up. Ho recently changed the com-
) Inntion of the big enfo in his t.iilco , and
ust heforo Htarting for Omaha placed the
i uro , for safety , InxiJo the safe. Tlicn
10 forgot what they were , nnd had to send
0 Omaha for an export to open the big
ron box ,
Quito a party of young folks resembled
t the rufldonce of Air. James Smith Init
Thursday night. In honor of the twelfth
anniversary of the birthday of Miss Mnry.
3evcr.il nice present * were received by the
young lady , and nt twclvo o'clock a feast
vns Hprcad which would milt the taste of
ho mint fnxtidioiiH , Then thn young folks
mired off and ronirncd to their homos ,
vishing their fair young bostons many hap-
y birthdays , Auljurn Advertiser.
Minn Minnie Oilmorc , ilaughtcr of Prof.
' . H. Gilmore , of New York , IH in the
city , the guest of her aunt , Mrs , John
O'Kourkc. MISH ( > i more ii HO pleated
vith our prosperous llttloclly Hint nliu has
lecidcd to rcuinln licro during the summer
uonths and in order to indulge her love
or the harmonics has telegraphed oust for
icr piano , on which instrument wo learn
ho Is an excellent performer. 1'latts-
noulli Journal ,
W. 11. McBroom , the deputy U. S.
urvoyor , h Blocking IIH ! r.inch on the
'CCOH with Homu line blooded cattle.
Jnclo Sam must pay exorbitant rules for
surveying , to permit BO many men who
omo to the. territory poor to accumulate
inndflomo fortunes in a year or two ; or
hero is Bomethlrg rotten in Denmark ,
jono Star. I'copla iff the Kontancllo
country who have known h nesl nnd
itraightforward "ilank" slnca ho wax a
> oy , will Htullu to roHil the item from the
\Tcw Mexican paper.
Miitnmonliil.
I'M. P. Kico and Julia Colvor were mar
ried at Franklin , Franklin county , Juno
28th.
28th.Frank
Frank llawlins and Kya Malloy were
married nt Lincoln on the 2d , llov. P. W.
llowe ofllciatlng.
) Alex. Boltou nn J Belle llicharcuou , l f > Ui
if Oolfax county } were niarriod on the 3d
it Schuylor by Judge Xontmyer. '
DoWItt Wilbur nnd Misa Florence
3avidgo , of Covlngton , were married on
Thursday of last week in Dakota 'lord-
.ory.
19At the residence of Peter Honey , Ciraf-
ou product , June 2Gth , by Peter Honey ,
Csq , , justice of tlio peace , Kmmott Cash-
ng and Minnie Brown , both of Filmoro
cuunty , Nebraska.
Charley King and Annie Dnwson , of
[ jlncoln , with the assistauco of Judge
L'arkor , celebrated the > lth two days in
advance by uniting tholr lives , tholr for
tunes and their sacred honor ,
Frank Ide , ono of the loading sheep men
in the north end of the county , Btarted fern
n short visit to his old homo at Ann Arbor ,
Michigan , Wednesday. It is whispered
that hu will take unto himself a mute
while absent. Beatrice Democrat.
H. W. Glidden , better known hero as
"Shorty , " came in from Laramie a few
day-H ago. Wo understand that ho is
going about as n Kohr-ing lion soekinu
whom he may devour , nnd thnt a damsel
of this city will be the victim. Fremont
Tribune.
1 John Fishbiirn has been reporting thai
ho was to bo married at tivo o'clock next
week. Wj saw him buying furniture am
thought ho mnant Imtdnois , but backwlou !
at tlio last moment , mill now his mother is
keeping homo for Him in ono of Joithua
lloulgato'd buildings. Fahlicld News.
Oliurchos and MlnlHtora.
The M. 1C , church at Doichuitcr was
dedicated on the I.M.
A Presbyterian society was organized al
St. Helena on tlio 2Tith.
A Baptist Sunday Bchool was organize !
nt Touimsoh on the 2d.
The First Baptist church nt Wnyno was
dedicated on the 25th ult.
Tlio foundation for the Tecumseh Unl.
vo alUt church Is completed.
The fruiiie of the Christian church at
Wuco was rained n week ago ,
The bell on tha York creamery is usei :
to call people to church ou the Sabbath ,
The Sttrllug Methodist chi-ch 1ms beet
decorated with n new bell of huge proper
tions.
Tlio new M , ] < ; . church at Carrison was
dedicatcil ou July 2d , IClder Mlllor olllci
utmg ,
Hvroaf tor there will he Episcopal ser
vices held at Fort Calhoun , by tlio llov
\V. JJ. Jacobs , of Blair , every Sunday
afternoon.
llev. Frank Campbell , of ( Jlenvlllo. re
ports that theMethodlato nndl'Ivangellcala
will build n very neat nnd cotivenicn
church in Olenvllle this fall ,
A very ilourUhlng Sunday school is ii
progreun wear Grand Itapldi , Holt county
with George L. Sillier an Bii ] > erintcudent
There were forty in attendance one week
ago lout Babbatfi.
The Methodht church at Grand Inland ,
having been umiergnjng repairs and a law
uddltluu made to its capacity , was foruiallv
reopened on Uie 2d by Klder Lemon. Ai
the money needed to clear the debt wan
rained , and Jier , G , G.&ouser , the piutor
starts anew v/ithailiuu an odllioo M any
clergyman In the utato ,
Bchools utid Sohoolniix'ma.
The attendant of the Pierce couutv
BoJiools uuiubent&i chlldiou ,
Minn Viola Hoys , of Suttou , and A ! tut
Taylor will teach the Kxetor idea.
, . , , r. T
of Michlgau , for pruulpal ,
The Pierce school linune will b imintix
"o W " ° W < i ° iu' ' Ul ° to
it SCO
The Nuckolls County Tcacheri'IuUlluto
} cS "e at 'I'wior ' on Monday , J | y
17th , 1882 , conUuuiug two wick .
JIIss WJillthoru , who taught the gram
mar school at Crete , returned to her home
Monday. She will return to her position
or another year.
Owing to the Illegality of the Iftto bond
election , the fJrand Inland school board
vtli not build the proposed nsw school
iou. o till next rear
A good if.b ha ? hecn done on the public
chool building at Nclwn by placing shut-
ers to the window. ' , nnd giving the build-
net n giHxl cent of paint.
TJio 1'nterpriie sajs the young l.uly who
eccntly started a writing scho 1 in Ivxeter
oft town Iwforc the term was half over ,
tnd her 8 < liolar * mourn.
Wm. Follz hairclurncit from the Omaha
gcncy where he has been engaged on the
jew industrial school building. The new
mildlngls I'xL'O ' , two utoiies high. It is
irr.mgcd for sleeping pur | > occ afjove nnd
> Iay rooms below. I ( akota City Kagle.
Tlio Fremont school board has elected
rof. Clarendon ns superintendent of the
ity schools for the coming ycnr , nnd Mf s
S'annctte McCarn ns principal of the high
chool in place of Mbs GrlnwoM who has
Inclined the position on account of her
icnUh ,
Mri , T , L. Schick , county Biiperinlcnd-
.nt of Ncmahi , Imt mudo nrrangi meiiti
or an Inititnto for the | iurposo of instruct-
ng tenchcrs on methods of letchlng , wldcli
will bo held nt Brownvlllc , beginning July
Sth , and continuing two weeks. She will
jp nsditcd by Prof , Wil on , formetly prln-
1 of the Brownvlllo H heel , t'rof ,
; htman , prcRcnt principal , Mr. W. M.
y. a prACt cnl country ncjiool teacher ,
nd MBH ! J.ou Tucker. Ktnto'Suporintcnd-
nt JOIICH will bo present part of the time ,
Journixllatlc.
The Pliclpi Nugget \M \ ] entered on iU
ourth ycnr.
II is Bald a Wnyno county mauls soon
u start a paper at Wakcliold.
A. D. Brnlnnrd has resumed control nf
ho Boone County Argus , Jai 1. Itnbhon
etlring.
T. J. Smith's l eng I'ine News mikes
ts nppear.mca tuw OH the Western News
rom Ainsworth.
The Optio is the name of n now piper
tartcd at Unadilla , Otoe county , by Km-
vortli fit Dulcher.
Father Martin's story in the Dakota
3ity Argun has reached up and embraced
i Sioux City man.
dialer counly newspapers nro coming-to
he front , Sam. Bccbo's Iicader nt
iVestprvillo h no longer to monopolize the
county , a rival having sprung up nt
Jrnken Bow , the Hcpnblican , by llobt. H.
Miller.
Kommodoro Knincs , n pedestrian prin-
cr. whom come readers of the Itecord
vill remember nn the author of n lecture
iolivcrcd in the old school house seven
rears ago , on "Whale Fisheries1 and also
in old employe of the present cdilorof the
tecord when ho was editing the 1 ionic-
tcador in 1871 , Irampcd into town the
ithcr day and in now in tlio Advocate
illico. The Koinmodora ban had a check
ered career since ho departed f rom Osceola.
llccord.
Farm , armlon nnd Urcbnrd.
John Ornmloy , of Wayuo counly , loithit
entire crop by a hiil storm on the 27th ult.
The Arapahoe Pioneer ollico is adorned
, ' n snmplo of barley three and n half feet
gh grown by A. Platlo , of Gosper
county.
W. K. Slovens brought into this ollico a
i.mplo of timothy four fcot ten inchoi
long , the lr.st ten inches all head. [ Fair
leld Nmvn
llye nnd other early mnall grain was con
siderably injured by hail in sections of tlu
northcrn portion of Hall county , last
week. Inile'ycndont.
Tull rye h getting old. The stale papers -
pers will soon come lo the front with their
mammoth cornstalks. Nothing low than
[ 5 fcot will bo accepted this year.
Win. Frickcu , residing in'Sarpy , about
six miles from Omaha , brought to TUB Bni :
m Friday last a sample of rye over BIX
'cct high , the heads meajwringHoven Inches.
Ifo him sixty acres of It
rotorMoNeo , of Canada Hill , who was
n town Saturday , informed us that ho had
; wonty acres of corn lliat Htood waist high ,
and reports small grain headed out and
looking lino. [ St. 1'aul Press
W. ] ( , Howe , Mowed ton acres of cloy or
last yetor. This'spring ho pastured it
closely with hogs , and last week he cut ft
largo crop of choice clover hay. Kvery
ono that hag tried it , pronounce clover a
success. IFairfield News.
An old subscriber writes The Blair Re
publican from Calhonn , in which lie says
; orn in doing well , wheat looks good yet ,
nit it is feared too much rain may damage -
ago the yield. Ho also st.ttoa In regard to
potatoes that ho dug forty-eight from one
ill ! .
The crop prospects in Cass county were
lever better. Corn , which hitherto has
jeen backward , is now booming , llye ,
wheat , oats and barley are now made and
the farmers will begin to harvest barley
and rye this week , to follow on with wheat
and oats. Kverythlng from n b d of onions
, o a cornfield is full of promise. Plaits ,
mouth Journal
Capl , W. T. Dodge , of Polk counly , was
in town Friday and reported ntlckintr a
stick down by a stalk of corn In his field
Thursday morning at 7 o'clock , and on
measuring it Friday morning found that
the corn had crown two Inches and three-
quarters In 21 hours. A pretty good
growth in ono day. Who Acan beat It ?
Clarksvlllo Messenger.
Wo have seen oomo spring wheat raised
by J. H. Mnlono on his farm northwest of
town that measures 58 inches. Mr.
Malone says he hn * n good btand of who.tt
nnd barley and expects an celltnt crop
of these uercali , if hail storms or other do
utructivo visitors ke'e-p away frnm him un
til nftor hanest. I'luin Cicok Press.
The Walton Independent furnishes Its
reader. * with the glaiUomo news Unit the
coin crop , which was beaten down , cut
and slashed and pounded Into tlio ground
by the recent heavy hail htorm In Sauii-
dors couuly , is bracing right up , grow
ing ahead with n vigor that indicates n
reserved foico , mid if the weather U favorable -
able the devastated bull may yet blossom
us the nwe .
Ono of Platte county's farmers says that
box elder trees make n splendid hedge ;
that he saw In Sarpy cjiinty such n hcdgu ,
close enough and strong enough to turn
chickens , hog * , sheep and horses. The
method Is to tot the trees where , if it WAS
a "worm" ftmcu , the corners would be ,
and when tloy e'ovv , to bo about live feet
high , cut the tops elf , This will start the
undergrowth to ju lo form n close , strong
fence ,
HU'm. Itngglos left at our ntlico last
Thursday a low stalks of earn thnt meas
ured five feet and eight Inchrs in height.
It was taken from his field of Jifty-tlireo
acres which will average between four and
live feet. It was planted May in , and the
fact that It has made Mich growth in
about Ix weeks would seem to indicate
thai the weather has lieen very favorable
after all [ Fremont Tribune ,
Mr. John Paten has hut purchased
§ 5,000 worth of fine sheep tor the llobert-
sou Jtanch. Mr. llobert Hope Koberlson
will probably place 625,000 of slock and
Improvements upon that place this year.
Besides being a splendid investment for
Mr. lloborti-on financially , it will ho another -
other big tally for Nance county ono
more for the success of the banner county
of Isebruska. Fullerlou Journal.
Goo. Blrney believes In manuring laud.
Losl year ho hauled on lo his fields 600
loads , Jhe year be-fore 700. No wonder
that ho bail been vtry successful In the
twenty.tire years ho hiu been here , ratting
70 to bO bushels of corn to the aero. mak.
Ing Improvement , etc. With good farm.
Ing , he unites stock raining , and furnUho *
for the market vonto of the best hogs and
caltlo raised In the state. Ho believes in
iileiityof good water , feed and ulieltcr ,
[ Columbus Journal.
Barley and rye harvest has begun , and
wo never saw finer crop of either. Itye
stands six to seven feet high , with head *
six Inches long , well filled. Barley stand *
thick uu the ground , wuUt high , and the
lurgc t und pltimpett head * we over saw.
If the good weather coutiuuw ami it U cut
early enough , we nhall have the finest
baney ever raided in the west.Vheat
and oats are ripening f H , and promise a
bountiful yield. In f ct , we have seen but
one poor crop of anything in all our trav
els thh Reason , and thnt was poorly [ tut in.
-IFalrficld New
Wo received , Tue-day of this week ,
something new in the line of local prixluc-
tioti" , In the form of n dozen cocoons of the
nilk worm , sent to us by Mrs. II. W. Fur-
t\M , who Is paying foino attention tu Mlk
rnisin ? . We lenrn that MM. Furnns gath
ered about 2,000 coci nsTuexlay , and that
she has about lO.fiOJ silk worms imw at
work weaving their graves ofsilk. _ TIPB |
worms are fed on osnge , which is nnid to
fiirnUh an excellent quality of silk. Silk
culture can bo easily carried on nt home ,
ind it is becoming more gcnertd every
year. Mm , Fumaohonl 1 cnlnrjf. ' her tx-
leriment until it become * a bnsinccs wi'b
> rnporti'male profits. Ilruwniillo < ir n-
rer.
rer.Mr. . L. H. llift , of Ciithcrl-in , a few
lay * ngo , presented us with a low straw-
jerries ot his own raising , which were ns
argo nnd delicious in 11 tvor as nny we ever
saw. We have on another occasion spovcii
of Sir. Hust's cxteti'ivo farm operations
and having dtni'instrnU'd that fanning can
DO carried on nrotitibly in Nebraujcn , no !
now turning his iiUontioii t > horticulture ,
nnd If the sample of Hlrawberri- do left
us Is any indication of the result hi > efforts
will certainly bo crowned xvlth success.
During the pust year he basset out 1,000
strawberry plant * , the satneof raapbcnlct ,
and much other small fruit with the most
encouraging results.- lied Cloud Argus.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
The. Most Ouccexful Remedy over tllscov-
croil , ns Ittocoitnln In lt cffocti and duca not
blister. tlKAU I'UOOF 1IKLOW. Also excellent
fnr human ncili.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
WiuililnKtcmllle , Ohio. June 17 , 1BS1. Da
n , J. KK.NUAU , , & Co : Ucnts Itoadltig your rut-
vmtlnrinont In Tiirl , Field and Farm , ot your
Kendall's 8pIn ( Juro , n d h/ivlug / a valniblc
nnil speedy ho o nhJiJi1 had been laino from
pn ln for eighteen tVtha , I sent to you for
Irattlo by oxproaa , nyOi In six necks removed
nil Umcnrsa nnd cnlirvtmont nnd a l.irgu ppPot
from another horse , and both horses nro to-dny
ftssaund ne colts. The ono bottla WM worth to
me ouo hundred dolhrs. Jlc potfully
yonre , H. A. Bv Hiot-nrr , M. I ) .
Hond for Illitstratorl circular giving positive
proof. Price $1 , All Drut-iflsta have It or can
fotltfor jou. Dr. H. J. Kendall It Co' , 1'ro-
nrlclors , Knoslnirsh Falls , Vt.
SOLb BY ALL DRUGGISTS ,
d-wly
Itis tlio concurrent tustlmonyoftho public and
thomodlclnal profck lon lint Hottutk'r'a Hloni-
ocli Hitters I a mcdlclnn v hlch chlcvcs results
spucdly felt , tborouiih and benign , lloldo rcct-
fjInglUcrdisordcr , It Invigorates thofccblo , con
quers kidney an ] bladder complaints , and his-
tens the cnnvaluscencu of Ilioie iccoxcrlni ; from
enfeebling ilUctBes .Mcrcoier , It li tlio grand
sj eel Me for fovcr nnd nguo.
For sale by all dru 'lati and dealers generally'
] 1 to al
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT tUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Cimpeon'o Speciflo
1i ; > positive cure for Uprrrcatoirboa , Bamlna
Wcoknos ) , Irapounuf , ana 11 dlaouoe rcbultlng
frcm Nolf-Almsf , i ilontal Anxloty , LOKSI
Kc-iiiory , i'tlne in thu Hack or felclc. r.nJ dlnotmce
/ * " lisTiTii" " "Irttn 'ljlt I01 " I0
' * '
Ccneumptlou
Insanity an ,
earl/grave
10 Hucclflr
McdUlno I *
lollig UO'jd
' " WODd'r.
A. Ki " * '
; i SLj ! y ful euccess. .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JS&ttf _ _ _ _ fta _ ,
tout Iruo la all , WrlU ) for thorn and get lull ptr-
.IculacB.
Price , SnoclHc , 01.00 per packiK , or lx pack.
ages for 16.00. Addreno all orders to
B. BIMSON MEDICINE CQ.
Nos. 104 and 106 Main 3t Bufftlo , N. T.
SoH In Onmha by 0. K. Goodman , J. W. Boll ,
J , K , lah , and all drntrirletBororywhorB.
I ( - < 1w
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MKDICINE
TRADE MARK. . The .arotttT * OB NBARK
ody. An un
failing euro
for Seminal
Weakness ,
Bpormator-
rhea , Imnot-
ency , and all
DIsoaaesthftt *
iu nco3ol AFTER TARIHD.
Holt-Abuse ; na Loss of Memory , Universal Livtsl
tudo , Pain In the Hack , Dlinnoaj of Vision , Premature
mature OM Age , and luany other Dlncasos that
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a 1'reurn-
turaQmo.
/ < 8Full particulars In our pMnohlct , wblch
wo desire to scml frca t v mall to every ono ,
t "lt\v \ Specific Medldno Is sold by nil ilni Uta
at 81perpack KOi ° ' OpacUtsrca for ? ! > , or Kill
bo sent ireo by mall on rcct ptof the money , by
aJdrcssl.u TIIKOliA 4EDIC1NK CO. ,
Buflalo. N. V.
ors.ilo" octmo-cod
% v M
j filK b BL JCfeh.
S'YPHILIS '
In'.any atago
Oitarrli ,
'
, EOZEMA ,
Old Sores ,
Pltnplos ,
BOILS ,
or niiy
Skin
Disease
Cures When Hot Springs Fail
MiViaM , ABK. . May $ 1881
Wo have cases In onr own town who lived at
Ilot SpringD , nd ere dually cured with 8. S. S.
MoCAUtlOM fc ilUttHI.
IK YOU uoubt.como to toe us and US WILL
CUHK VOUHOKcharn * nothlujt I I Write foi
> irtlcular and copy of Ilttlo Booh 'Uotsage
to the Unlortuuato &uffcriu/
1 will be paid lo any
. . , on nalyiU JOO rottlo
8.8. 8. , one iiartlcl * of Mercury , lodldo Potat
lliuu orouy illnerul lubstanca ,
HWliT SPKOIFIC CO. Fror ;
Atlaot *
Price of Small ( le , f 1.00.
u'BesoiS UTK'BKNJIRI ; > BROS. . * oo
Mr J. O. rtolwrtson , I'llt . ur < f , I'a. , writes ; " 1
ai mitTi-rinst from gem rtl dclillity , want of np-
| > etlto , cr > ti tlntloii | , etc. , so that fife win n hur
Itn ; after u iti ; Iliirdm-k Itlood Hitters I ftlt het-
Icr thin ( or > ears. I cniinot pnlso your Illttcrn
too much. "
11 , Olhh . ' .f nuffalo , N. V.rln \ : "Voiir
llunlerl. lllci Wttcru , In chronic dl > ic nf the
Moo < ! . liter a..J kidneys , linic titan BlKii.'vlly
murkcd with miccpM. Ihttc utH them in } sell
with bwt rasulU , for torpidity of thelhcr , and In
r.-x'col n friend of mlnn Miffcrliiir Irom dropsy ,
the Lllect was inur'
Unico Turner , Itochmtrr , N. V. , , writes : 'I have
been subject to strioin diwiHcr of the kldnpys.
anil uimblo to nttui'J ' to bii'lnes's ; llurdock IIloou
Hitters rillei cil 1110 biforo h.ilf n liotllo w na used
1 feel confident tli\t thov "HI entirely cure mo. "
A'culth Hall , IlliiKhainpton , N. Y.vrltcc :
"I sutlcrcd wltli n dull pain through mv eft
lutii ; and rhouldcr. Loit tny f plrits , api > etlto
and color , and could w Ith illlliciiH ) keep up all
tlij. Took ) our llurdock Dlowl Hitters M di
rected , nnd hax o felt no | ln since first week af
ter uslni ; them. "
Mr. Noah Kates , Kltnlrn , N. Y. . writes : "About
four jearsngo 1 had an nttack of bilious fever , nnd
never fully recovered. My
were weakened , and I would bo completely pros
trated for days , After usliijr tvv o bottles of J our
llurdock Wood Hitters thel mprovcment was so
vliiblo tliit I wna astonUhod. I cnn now. though
01 j cars of ago , do a fair and icosonablo day's
work ,
C. Dlackct Hobltison , proprietor of The Canada
1'retbj tcrlan , Toronto , out. , writes : "Foryears
f sulTcrcd | rrcatly from oft-recurring hcndacho. I
used jour Burdock Illood Hitters with happiest
results , and 1 now find invpclt In better health
than for j cars past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
used Hnnlock Ulood Hitters for ncrvcu ? nnd bil
ious hcadaihcs , mid cnn recommend It to anyone
requiring n cure for billlousncsd. '
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
'For novcral years 1 hnvc tutlmd ficm cft-it-cur-
Mllloiis hcnd.ichcii , dyspepsia , nnd com.
plalnU peculiar to tny sex , Since ntlng jour
llurdock Wood Hitters I am entirely rclle\cu. "
Price , 01.00 ooi Bottle ; Trial Dottles 10 Ct *
FOSTER , MILBUEH , & Co , , Props ,
BTJIYAI.O , N. V-
Bold at wholesale by lah & McM&hon and 0. F.
Ooodmnn. Jo 27 cod-mo
Dlicaao la an effect , not a cause. Its origin (9 (
within ; Its manifestations without. Hence , to
euro the disease the CAUBumuat bo removed , and
In no other way cnn a euro ever bo effected.
WARNER'S SAFEK1DNDY AND
LIVER CURE Is established ou Just Una
principle. 1C realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of nil diseases arizo from deranged kidneys an
liver , and It strikes at once at the root of the
clltliculty. The elements of which It Is composed
net directly upon tlieeo great organs , both AH a
rooo and nrsrcmKR , arid , by placing them In a
healthy , condition , drive disease wid pain from
the system.
For the Innumcrabla troubles caused by un
healthy Kidneys , LUerand Urinary Organs ; for
tlio distressing Disorders of Women ; for Malaria ,
and physical derangements generally , this great
rcmi dy has no equal. Beware of Impostors , Im
itations and concoctions said to be Just as good.
For Diabetes , as for'WARNER'S SAFE
DIAOETES CURE.
for sale by all dealers. .
H. H. WARNER & CO. ,
me Roohcgtor N. Y-
The Great Jhnglish Kemedy
T..I
.Never . falls to cure
Nervous Debility. Vi
tal Exhaustion , Eml9-
Hions , Seminal Wcak-
ncsHosLOST MAN
HOOD , and all thee
e11 effects of youth
ful follies and exces
ses. It stops perma
nently all weakening.
Involuntary losats and
drains upon the sys
tem , the inevitable re-
, , , 'suit ' ot these evil prac
tices , which are so destructive to mind and body
and inako life miserable , often Ic&dlng to insani
ty and death. U strengthens the Ncrvcs.Uraln ,
( momorjf lilood , Muscles , Digestive nnd Ucpro-
ductl\o urcuns , It restores tall the organic
functicns their former \lgor and vitality , rna-
ling life- cheerful and onjojablo. 1'rlce , * 3 a
'lottle , or four times the quantity 810. Sent by
exprcHs. secure from observation , to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. 0. O. D. ucnt , except
on receipt of gl al a guarantee. Letters rj-
ruc > < tlng answer * must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
are tl'S boat and cheapest djspepnia niidbllllous
cure In the market , bold by all druggists. Price
50 cents.
DR , MINTIK'S KIUNBT UBMKDT , NWRHTICUH ,
Cures ill Ulndof Kidney and bladder comnlalnto ,
gonorrhea , gleet and IcUcorrhca. For tale Uy all
si a bottle.
KNOLISII MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
713 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.-
For Sale In Omaha by
0. Y , GOODMAN.
Jan25-lv
.Iiii6\riiln r it-i imuiiKQTeritnu-
our diitlr Bvolil nlulit Aork to roa
illiimlnntialil unit torf brainiit'rfoMij
Mop DUtero. - u Hop B.
If yon Mf ) ocntt ml
dlncntlmi ur illnjlpa lluu , If run art mar
- " "tiireutfcrlni ? lrof >
rli-ii ur nlBflP. ola or
. Oil 14 Lwl C. llCk
atw , nif ou Hop Ittwr * .
Wlit * i-r yon aro. -
from
ahtmm-r jou ricl
ijucin farm of If jo n e r
that
ypur dli&tie tliat iiiiKli
itluiululluir , liu > l > rriii'revtut ' < 1
ln
cr
uanot
without fnfojrfo- Uy * tluivlr
take Hop Hcptlttort
UII te' .
O , I. O
rr uMnururorti- U tin tbsclnt *
and Irreslktfc
, HOP. Wo c a r o tot
( HH | . tjooil , . drutikonnoii ,
liurutnmt * ' ttftti Of OlllUffi.
You will Ue tbbttOOO , Of
ou-cotlo * .
Hop Olttor *
Jfjouarertm
.
r1 w . a k end NEVER Circular.
,
If1 ; wH < irtUdtrjr
ti It may HOIBITTUS
t ave your FAIL
Ilf6. It hnk
saved nun-
el reels ,
NERVQUS DEBILITY ,
A Corn Guaranteed.
Dr. E. 0. WooFs Ncivo andllram Treatmeol
A ipvclBo for Hyutcrla , Dlulnona , Conrultloni.
Nervoua Headache , Mental Depression , Losa ol
iItn > ory,8Kjraiitorriuuilupotcncy | ! , Intoluntary
Kmltwlons , I'rumatura Old Ago , caused by ovcr-
HOrtlon , wlf-abuse , or over-indulgence , nhlch
lead ) to misery , decay and death. One box will
cure recent cases. Ka h boi contains one month's
treatment. One dollar a box , or ilx boxes for
fire dollar ! , tent by uitll prcmld on receipt of
price. Wo guarantee dr bocet to cure any case.
With each order received by ui for six boxes , ac-
companted with flve dollars , will lend the pur-
cha er our written tuir nteo to return the
money If the treatment don not effect a cure ,
C. f. Ooodmao , Dru.'l t1 Sole. Wholesale and
remit A ent. Ouish , NOD. Oid > by mail at
rtaUavrlce. diwly
W.B.MILLAK1I. K.
. . .
MILLARD & 'JOHNSON ,
Storage , Goimissioii and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FAKNHAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUKTllI PRODUCE SOLICITED
Agents for Peck & Bauelieri ; Lard , and Wilbor Mills Flour' '
NEB
OMAHA
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REFERENCES'
OMAHA ISATIOVAL , BANK ,
STKELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL A CO. -
crcr. GO
OMAHA , NEB.
O.
,
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS.
Window and Plate Glass.
KTAnyono contempUtlnff bulluln ? store.bank. or nny other . line . ntll Qnd It to tholr advantage
vantage- coma end t Hitli us before purchasing their I'latoOl.iss.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA NEB. ! I
1O. .
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha.
WHOLESALE
On River Banlc , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
-DEALERS IN-
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , ; &
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies. \
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
m lAMAGTURED TOBACCO.
for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & EAND POWDER CO.
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
J. A.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , tVIQLDSHGS , llfifiE , CEMENT
-BTATK AdKNf FOR MILWAUKEE CEilBNT COIIPANYJ
Near Union Pacific Deuot. - - OMAHA WR B
IPOWBR AND HAND
i\
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
PIPE ,
HALLADAY V/IHD-MILLS / CHURCH AMD SCHOOL BELLS
Cor , 10 Omaha , Neb ,
