; ON its , 'our ' 'ourB : B * * -Wt v'i wt v'- - - r- /A\V THE DAlLf BEE-OMAHA MONDAY , JULY 24 , &QO , , The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware 'House 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET , OMAHA NEB. WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DKALER N Wall Paper and Window Shades 1304 Farnham St , Omaha Neb. IROTIB : & Wholesale Lumber , So , 1408 Farnhin Street , Omaha , M , THE MOLINE STOVE Manufactured by They make a specialty of COOKING- STOVES , and have this year placed In the market neol the MOiT ECONOMiC AND MOST SAlISf'ACTOKV STOVES ever made. They makobotb Tlaln and extension top , and guarantee all their goods. The agents for the company aro. - PIEROY & BRADFORD , j- DEALERS IN Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters 3VJC j . 3W " 37 XI 3C , GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. 1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB PERFECTION IN ROASTING AND BAKING , is only attained by using CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges. WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS , For sulo by MILTON ROGERS & SONS. jull-miely DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL ? UOTJZLS. TOWNt ARLINQTON. J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb , SARATOGA HOTEl , J , Q , STELLINIUQ Mllford , Neb. MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE N.b COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Btromtburg N HALL HOUSE , A , W. HALL Loulivllla CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J , Q. MEAD , Nelleh , Neb GRAND CENTRAL ? . SEYMOUR , Nebraska Clty , Neb MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , WeeplneWater.N * COMMERCIAL HOUOE A. O. CAARPI-n , Hardy , Neb. GREENWOOD HOUSE , . W. MAYRELD , Qroonwood , N h COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. 8TORCY. Clarlndd , Iowa ENO'B HOTEL , E. L. END , Eremcnt , K b' EXCHANGE HOTEL , O , B. HACKNEY , Aihland , Kcb METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL Atkinson , Ktb. MORGAN HOUSE , EC. L. GRUDD , Guide Recd , Neb , SUMMIT HOUSE , OWAN & DECKER , Oreston , I * . HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO , OALPH , Ex Ira , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , le , WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER. Audubon , la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , S. BURGESS , Neola , la. CITY HOTEL , Dl A , WILLIAMS , Harlan , la. PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQ8 , Oornlnj ; , la. NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.tL. AVERY , Otanton , MERCHANTS HOI EL J , W , BOULWARE , Burlington Ju ration , M COMMERCIAL HOTEL , B'snchard ' , I * . PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK. Bhenandoah , la , COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb OACNELL HOUSE , OHA8. BAQNELL , College Springs , la. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , M. LUTTON , Vllllsca , la. JUDKIN8HOU8E , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , It , DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la ' WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Osceola , Neb , DOUQLA8 HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olarks , Neb. BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. CBEEN , Bedford la. ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. BLACK & BON , MarvlllaMo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb WINSLOW HOUSE o. MCCARTY , Scward , Neb. AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES , Auroar Neb , CROZIER HOUSE O. R. CROZ'ER , Sidney , Neb , AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKriOLD , Avoca la. CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUCK , Red Oak FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis a WHITNEY HOUSE , E. HAYMAKER , Crltwol STATS JOTTINGS. The only butcher in 1'icrco hits dliut u | > his shop , Win. Lowe , of Sowarcl , hfti invented ft n-Asliiiif ; inncliino. An Odd Fellows lodge wn Instituted nt Utlca on the 10th. Lincoln IIM a KebrMkn National bank , to start busli.CJi on the 15th , Jolni'on county wnrrnntR nrc nt i > ar for 'ho first tinio In liftcon t co. It. Woolscy , of Dfs Moinc * , IIM boui lit the XebnwKu City distillery lor n ttiilo i-ypr S17,0Vl. ( The Sidney V.vT. says nine out of oAery ten trfttnin who gr > to tlmt put of the country "auccowl. " Tvent3thrco thounntul ilollnn of the bonded iiulol > tediic of Jolineon county will bo p.ild off tlili full. The fire 'otl.'g ordered for Sewanl for the 4th did nnt nrrlvo until the 8th , mm wcro fired ult on the 13th. The Valley county n rlcnlurnl society wnn orgnnl7t'd on the I''tn. They will un doubtedly liuvo n fair this fall. Snmucl Huncoolc. 0110 of the Slicrnnn county coiiiinls'loiierK , wan dm ed by n cow n illstnuco of eighty rods ono dty In t wcclt. Jacob Schmidt , n Sclmyler h r o thief , escaped from jail on tlio llith. The Kiler nojjlccted to watch him , mr.t ho took nd * vantgo of It. John It Bauer , of Ijouhvllle , list week , leased hU stone iUftrrv ] for twenty years to nn Oiiuilm man ; consiilcr/itiun furty-livo hundred ( lollam , Milllo Varney , of Wcsterxille. Canter county , was thrown from a herm * , which uteppcd on her after nho had fallen , it jur * Ing her rpli nl column , "Billy" Htadelmnn , the Lincoln rustler , It pnim to put tin n big brick block In McCook. "Billy" Is the original Adam of the Itvpublicnn valley. The residence of D. Miirtin , Centr.il City , caught lire from nn oil store on the 13th and comidcntblo dnningo ensued , The iieighborf put the lire out. Henry Knglebatz , of St. Bcinard , was bitten on the leg by n ennkc , The leg in now wonderfully Hwollen nnd spotted with the colon of the pnnke , nnd Knngrcno hai set In , Kearney had au elopement on the Kith , the woman being ( the Journal eajn ) "a sipter-in-law to a prominent Btato ollicer well known in tlif ? o parts. The husband who gave to her too much liberty , c.in bo consoled > n his gdti , " Ir.i Simmons killed two wolves a week or HO since They cainn up nnd killed a lamb for him in broad daj light only n few rods from the house. Ho put polfon on the lamb'rt uarcaen , nnd two of the "vnr- mints" went under. York Itcpublican. John Xubat , n Bohemian with his family , went to Bremen to take passage for Ameri 'n. A boy poven yearn old as taken sick so he could not start with the family , who \\eie too poor to remain in the strange city on expense. The agent nt Bicinen of the Hamburg -American Packet Co. , Mr. Kardls , t ok the bov under hiu uaru nnd the family sailed for a etrango linil , leaving thu little sufferer nlone. The family nrrhed heruniifu y inn few weeks nnd the father hn < been woiki jg nthta trade , a carpenter , for Mr. D ilansky. Thu little boy recovered and was stirtud on liis lonely j > uruey. Arrivng in New York ho was taken cbarho of by Frank Broclxk ) , another ngt nt , nnd started on bin long join ney by rail. In ten weektt after bis pareiitu left him sick , he arrived safely in Crete alone. Crete Standard. Personal and Social. Judge Gaslin is "at home" on his sheep rancho in tiarlan county. Fred. Baker nnd wife , of AVilber , have gene on n Colorado tour. Misses Mabel and Bertha Mahon , of Fairmont , ban gone to North Platte on a visit of several weeks. Judge T. L. Griffey , of Dakota City , is recovering from the stroke of paralysis ho received u few weeks since. Arthur Gibson and inmily , of Fremont , have gone on n three or four weeks' trip to S ilt Lake and other points. Warren Nourse , of Ft. Callioun , ono of the old landmarks of Nebraska , was drowned m the lake near Herman on the 17th. 17th.O. O. II. Phelps , who left Pawnee City , July Gth , for hia old home , North Adams , Mass. . died In n Bleeping car nt Binghamton - ton , N. Y. , while en route. James Stott died.at Dakota City ou the IGth , aged f > 9 years. Ho was nn old citi zen of Nebraska , and held the receivership of the land ollico there for twelve years. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown , of Nebraska - braska City , celebrated their silver wed ding Wednesday of last week. They were the first couple man led In Nebraxk i City. Diye Grunebaum left for Baltimore , his old home , tin Tuesday morning lasf. Ho will be absent Home four or five wreku It ims been suggested to us that Dave may bring bick n Mrs , Auroi.i News. If Mlf-s Luella Jackson or Mr * . Luella Thoirow sees this item , fhe will confer a favor by addressing N , Keith , South Au burn , Neb. Pa | ors in Nebraska , Kansas Missouri , Iowa and Illinois , please copy and help i poor man find his ulster. The friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leavilt coinnotcly surprised that woithy coujilo last Tiiotday ovei.im ; by taking poHse ion of their residence nnd leaving numerous presents an a gentle re minder of that day being the fifth anniver sary of their marriage. I'awneo Kepubli- can. can.Miw Miw Lyle Hover returned Saturday fn m u two months' visit to her grand pa rents In Iowa. She was in the region of the late cyclone and brought back some relict of the devastation. Upon taking herleavo her grandfather presented her with a very handsome nnd fine-toned organ , Beatrice Democrat , Miss Sallie Furnas gave H birth-day party Tuesday evening , at tlin roiidenco of htr grandfather , II. W. Furnas. The evening was not pleasant but n largo num ber of the 1 ttlo folks gathered to grout Miss Sallle and wisli her a hundred moro chances for a birth day paity Stllle is eight yearn old , Hho rec.'ivul i | lilo a number of pretty presenta , iSoinalm Granger. Mr , nnd Mrs. Daniel Hafhbcr erleft on TiiBWlay for I'ennsylvania , This aged couple left their native Htate fifty yearu io and HIM 111 be their lirht vicit duilng that time. ] ' r txveiity-fivo yoam they have resided In Colfnx cuiinty , ( or what hux since became uucli ) having settled hero in 18')7. The trip will be of iimmual inter. enttoMr , and Mru. Hashherger and The Sun winlien them u safe nnd pleanmt jour ney. Schuylcr Sun. The ptrty held in the building wrst of the 1'ieu ] 'res < nlllcu rjuturduy iT/ening , In honor of Miss Tonlo Wauner's Hixteenth birthday ws an enjoyable ulfair. everal of her friendd came up from Grand Inland on the train nnd together with thote from town who attended , a social dance waa had and Ml went "merry as a marriage bell" till 12 o'clock.Vo join with her many friends in winhlng Miss Tonlo many moro happy anniversaries Several fine presents were presented to her by relatives and friend * . St. Paul Free IVeas. Mrs. Morgnn was the recipient of a very pleasant surprise last Friday evening , She had been out vititlng fririnU in the coun try , and on her return found the house oc cupied by twenty or thirty of her old music scholars , who were making themselves entirely - tirely at homo. When aha had exchanged ualuta'ions , Miss Ma'el Cobb , In a few well chosen words , in btlialf of her pupils , presented a fine thina tea set of 51 pieces and an elegant album , Mm , M , was BO overcome by the com pletoness of the surprise that the was not able to nay a word save "Thank you , " After cake and ice cream they had a variety of games and frollo that made It a genuine "house warming. York Hepub.ican. OburciaeB uud tllnlBtora , The United Brethren of PlatUmouth are building a parsonage. The Blair Congregational church is be * Ing supplied by F , F. Fink , class ' 83 , Chi. cngo Seminary , dtirinr the cummer vaca tion. llev. Bros' , of Cretf , has gona to Wl . concln on n vncntlon , Work on th OoiiKrcgfttlonftl ol.urch , at Anroro , lm < commenced , The Presbyterian church nt Schuylrr li bfiii ) , ' hnnddoincly palntpd nrd ptpenxt. The Methodi t oi > ureh Rt Nortli I UUo N tnchxcHl nnd will goon bo ready for the p.ilntcr. Thn CongregAUonnltiitit of Stnntou Imvc bought n lot and will build n church , but are undecided ni fn Its nizo The Union Stndxy cliool nt Onlliw bron broken up tnd the Mcthixlisti and BnptUt * will nrgmiuo rcpikrAte fichooN. A 1,3 0 p mnit bell has been received by the Noibrnra Pteibyterian church I' cost S3tO nnd was cast in Wet Troy N. Y. Uov. Fnther IJmblcn went west Ttiev day evening for n llttlo recreation In thp mountains of Colorado. Sutton liegistcr. Two Mormon older * are nt work In Polk county , In the vicinity of Slroinshiirg , The husbands of the neighborhood had bet tor clean up their shot guns. The Kplscopil church at Norfolk lait week received from friends nt Pine Uidge agency , n Taylor it Parlay organ. Itmuken n very nice picsvnt. The Mithodt ) t church atFalrlmry , wan repainted a short tbno nro , but the piint failed to dry and the church could nnt be occupied beeixuso the pulnt wax too sticky , A donr.tton U announced to bo given on August 15th , 1882 , nt Crcsccn * Hall , ( . 'en- trnl City , Neb. , for the benefit of Itov. S , Wood , pastor of the Methodist Kpiacopal church , The first school housobutlt Incd Cloud , ono of the old innd markn of tiio toun. 1ms been moved to the southwest part of town , where it will bo cccupiod by thu ( icrman Lutherans an u place of worship. The Sunday schools of'thls city are in n most , prosperous condition , nnd thnnm-h the instrumentality of SumUy school work much good in being done for the young people of North Plntto. NebrAsklan. The Congregational society have re-clcc- toil the Itcv. ( SCO. Soott us pastor for mi- other year , Mr. Scott has done faithful , intelligent nnd acceptable work for the church audit In our opinion that they have Mono well to retain his services. Button Kcgletor. Kev U Ti. Wllliains , who has been nip- plying the pulpit , of , the Pnsbytcrian church of thfi city very aicept.i ily for the nastycar , has accepted a call in ( lenoieo , Illinois , and will go there to begin his woik about the lifMt of Aupust. During his rhort utny with u Mr Williams has won the fri n iship and esteem of our people , who regret that ho has decided to leave us. llastin B Gazette-Journal , Schools nnd Scnoolmii'auis. A teachers' institute will begin at Alma \UglHt lltll. Shelton voted on the 10th to build n now school houxo. Tlio Oakdnlo Kominary opens on Mon day , September II th. Moro tcnchern nro needed in Johnson county lor the winter. The G igocounty normalinstilulo o [ cnrd it Buatrico on tbo 17th. Johnson county will hold a teachers' institute nt Tecumseh date not yut net. Ground was broken lait week for the foundation of the now Huinboldt school George A. Gregory , of Crete , haH been clio-en principal of thp Neligh ncadnmy. A toachcra' institute w ! 1 bo held nt Fn.ls City communclni ; August " 1st , and cloning August 31st. Miss Stebbins , one of Crete's teachers , has gone to Normal , III. , to attend : i mini- ir.oruchool of improvement. The lloynohls ( Jefferson touiity ) school house watt blown n couple of feet elf its foundation by a storm lust week , Su.pt. Kcndinger will ho'd n teachers' institute in West Point , commencing Au gust 21st and continuing ono week. The Normal in'.tituto for Salina county for the year 1SR2 will convene in the pub lic school building nt Wllber on the 31st day of Jul } ' and continue two weeks. Prof. L. J. Cramer 1m been elected superintendent of the Jj'olumbuB schoolo for the coming year nt nVml.uy of SUOJ n year. Tlicro were several applications. Mi9 Gertnido Mason , teacher for nor- eral terms of the Intennediatu department of our schools , left for Chicago last week to Bpcnd her vacation. West Point Ke- publican. Prof , W , C. Meyer , of Tecumpch , has been engaged ns principal of the Syracuse scho h for the next school year. Mr. Meyer has had charge of the Tecumsch schools for the past four years. Prof. A. B. Fairchlld , of Doano college , has gone to New York on a two yearn' Iravo to take n theological courro , after which ho will return to Crete. Prof. Brown , n Vermont gentleman , takes Prof , FairUuld B chair In the interim. At tbo lint mooting of the Fiemont school board Miss Lizzie Schettler , of Fie- inont , and Mrs. A. ( / , Mulloy , of S rib- ner , were HOlccted as additional teacheiv , comilcling ] tlio corps for the next ncl.ojl year Mi > H IColaio C'ark vvaH elected ai principal of the n w Went school. It looks now as though the fall to1 in of the public school for this district would have to bo commenced In the old building again. There ! > no commencement on thu new ono yet , nnd the building committed uecm to lie on the standstill , not knowing what to do , Madison Chronicle. Our school board hau engaged Mn > . W A. Connell , of Harvard , to teach tlio in termediate department , vice Miss Nellie Henderson , resigned. Mrs. Connell ban tbo reputation ol being a very successful teacher , and wo think the district It fortunate nato in Becurini ; her services , Suit n Refiiettr. Miss Hattie Fitch will ? eon leave fora visit to her old homo In Waterloo , Iowa , Bho has made a hott of friends hero during hertwo years' leslileuco , nnd husproven to ho ono of the best teachers over emphned in tht ) Keimhlican City Hchooln. Her absence will especially be felt by thu Hchulant. who have learned to nhtecm htr very highly. Republican City Jintorprlsi- . The warJ echool houses if Crete uro to bo painted and kaUominedandtho grounds to bo guided around them. Minx Anna If aim natj been chosen principal of the J' it school in phico of Carroll I'earite , who resigned to attend college. Kdward Henley hni been elected unpuiintendent and Mis * Whitehorn has beefi promoted to he principal of the gramuiur echool , Standard. Mutrlrnonlnl. At TrVi mull , July 18 , Samuel W. Stuwnid to Lucy B. Downing , of Blair. At Tecunm-h , July 18 , by Jtov , Dr. Stott , N. B. Douglas to Mollie Curtis. At Central City , July JO , by Itov. S Wood , Win. A. 'Wilder to Miss Anna M. Dehm. At Kearney , JulyJ 18 , by Itnv. Goo , T. Crlssnmn , Win. Watuon to Kll/alietli Ciivcllcr , At Beatrice , July 1L by Judge Kret- Ringer , J , 12. Fithen und Kate Putnam , of Wymore. At York. July 18 , by W. W. Qilfen. county judge , Kobert It , Lombard , of York county , and Mrs. Kltea A. Xenner , of Miami county , Ohio , What does K. S. Gillett , with his bott clothes on , go to Beatrice ) every week ? lie looks an If he hud matrimony In his evu. [ Blue Springs MUor , Married by Kev. G , A. .Smith , at the residence of the brlda'a father Mr , Henry Anthony and Miiw Xelma Hutchison. Mr. Anthony is the efficient ainldtant of our ( joiiular ututlon agent , Mr. .Juyne' , and MISH Xelma ono of the girls that has grown up among us. [ York Itepuhllcau. Journullatlc. A now paper is talked of at Blue Springs. The Knox County Nowshau changed it. shape to u 0-coluinn 4 to. The Fremont Tribune ban donned the cmarto shape , the Inwards being patent. H. W , Mntbewu , of the O'Neill Frou- tier , I * Rcttin ? ready to tnrt a p p r ftt AlklnNon , Holt county. The Central Nebraska Presi ( Kearney ) appears ngnin in the fthapo of n IIURO 9-colinnn folio J. P. Johnson pu hoi the hti < incM , and W , C , Holdcn pu hf the quill , The material of tlic Wymore Wymorinn having reverlid to Capt. Ashbi' , it fslU now into tlio bonds of Mr. Win. A. Shcp- nrdson , Into of Cr'iitoii , Iowa , who lm < < NMiuJ the first number of n now paper under the old title of the Leader. The Iron Horso. Tlio B , & M , nhop * at Plittlnmouth ara to bo lighted by clccliIcily. Since l o 1 Cloud became n "feed" sta tion the railroad house there hat done n big busine , Mr. Jan. linird IIAI been promoted lo n conductor hip on the west cud of the Sioux City and Pacific. Grand Island conlldeutly expects the B , k M. to build from Aurora to that plnco and thence to l.onp City. Wo learn from a reliable source that fifty niiloi of grading west of 1'otl Nlo- brara is ti bo let by the Sioux City and Pacific company immediately [ Xeligh Advocatt , It's n hard road to travel , U the B , & M. to Denver. The first good smash up wan at Jiruuli , Cole , ou the ( Uli ; on the 7th the west-brtinid passenger train went into the ditch nt Akron ; nnd on the following Sunday the vast-bound freight gut Into trouble , Quito a number of PolnmlcrA hereabouts j I hold time chocks against tlio B. k M , rail. road company , and say they hnvabeon told I i th it the pay car wna not hero last month I and will not bo thin. They neom to bo tn need of the funds duo them , ami hnvo n eusplclon thnt Bomrtblng Is wrong some- where. [ Columb'id Journal The Slou\ City nnd 1'Acilio railroad company have the contrnrt for transporting - ing Indum goods to Pine Hldgo nnd Hose- bud ngcnciua. The track is tcady for trains to n point about live mile ) smith of ] ' rt Niobrnrn , A wagon road will bo built from thU point to the agencies nnil the freight taken from thu caniat the pres ent end of the track. It is expected thnt n stage Hnu will also bo put on between I ho track terminus and Dcalwood. lO'Ncill Frontier. Thn Kepublican has It from the inner consciousness of olov.itu.l tnllroid nUlcorn that a fast uxprcx * train ! H lo bo put on betwco ! Kniisas City nnd Denver.ln Pa\VM > n City , August 1 , 18SL' . A largo force 'if workmen In engaged on the road running through this county , ballasting with MII erior sand and putting it Into such nhaj.0as ill malothu proposed ruiiniui ; time , fully thirty miles nn hour , snfo nnd practicable. The western bounii train will pnna PawneoCily probably In the foicnoon and ' ho vantein bound in the afternoon , making close coiincctions at both terminal points with trains rnt > t , went , north and boutli.I'awneo [ Republican. 1'nrm , Garden nnil Orchard. There is BOIIIO ] hog cholurn in Fiirn.iB county. The prosperity of Nebriska f.inncrj jitct now in nil in their 130. S. K. Foss internist > ford i tbou and steers at Crete thin winter , Corn near Kill Olond grew IJ inchomv day lait wci-l , thu hii-f suj'B. Mr ? li i er , of T niycr cciunty , has In tfou > ouniiels of ptbi'liua by bail this season. j\IVH. \ Kin/.el hns an o u unlcr ton yeirs old , which now has Uvonty-jix douhlu ( lowers in hlooiii1 \ \ e < t Point Progress. The most of the fpriiiR wheat will bo rody for harvest by the first of next week. A few fields hnvo been harvested this week. { Nonmha Granger , The wheat harvesting has been hc uu in this county , nnd , contrary to expectations , farmers icport Hint the whea bends are blasting badly within n few dayn. Keports now indicate a very considerable lessening of the crop below what was expected ono week ago. Plnlt'in .nth Journal. Corn Is reported doing well. The upland corn looks Imu nul promises now from tifty to seventy-five bushels. Low land is not looking as well. In some localities it IK spoiled on account of wut , but the out look is bright for tbo farmers of our county , and with n few weeks now of good weather they will have no ro HJn to com plain. [ Hurt County Now. Wo saw the other day , nn the farm of withiB. F. LeldyKna | poach tree loaded Doacnes , as largo as orange ) , of a beautiful red color , and nearly rlno. Wo did not learn the name , as Mr. Lcidy was not nt home , but they are certainly a choice va riety. If his peach trees weio all of that kind it would be a nmall fortune to him. Falls City Journal , Dclncd BnrfiCHS has raised quite n qiun- tity of the Kng ih gaosohcrrios , a samp ) * of which wan chown js , Wednesday. They were larger than pigeon egg * , nnd was as line looking UH ono could winli. Ho rcnorts the biiHhos us doing well , and ho will un- doubteilly plant many moro bushel of tbo simo v.riety. Tot-cosuch fruit loads to the idoi tlmt tbo best kind of fruit can be r , bed in this country. Arapahoe Pionver , By far the largest wheat crop ( this county ban ever known has just been gar nered into safe fthapo the past und nroiont vvfek. Notwithstanding thu predictions of the croakon * , tlio weather , especially toward the last of tbo harvest , ban been a'l ' thnt could bo desired , and tbo unpar alleled yield of nn ostlmatol yield ot thirty bushels to tbo aero makes glud the hearts of the farmers. [ Johnson County Journal , Toad * nro good to keep bugii elf of pota to vines , af many know , Mr. Tim Wean- el , of Oukdale , says ho gathered up BOIIIO toadu and put them In thu potato field and in a short time they had thu bti s olf. How thin would work In every case or whether it Is thu cheapest way , we nro not icady to my , but many youngsters who would havn to | ick ImgHor pepper "Pnddlo'a Green , " vvouhl very naturally Hko to catch and conduct n > iiiud | of tliese toads In destroying - ing thetu vurmintH. Nelii'h liepubllcan , Found nt What every ono should have , and never be without , In TIIOVIAH' KI.KOTIIIO On , . It IB thorough and sufu in iU elfccts , produc ing the most wondrous cures of rliouma- tlum , neuralgia , burriH , bruises , and woimdHof every kind. jnlyl7dlw i KIDNEY-WORT IS A SURE CURE for nil dlaonaoB of the Kldnoya and ( LIVER It haa tpocUlo action on this moat I mportnnt organ , enabling it tn tlirovv oil torpidity and ( Inaction , stimulating tbo lioaltliy Bocrctlon ofUiolJIlii , and by keeping the bowola 111 free conditioncifoctlDg IU rouularclUcliarira. RAiolofl' * Jfyouorouullurinefrora IWldlCiriCli malarinlinvotliochlll3 , are blllotu , dyopoptlo , or conitipatad , Kld- ncy-Wort wlllnuroly relieve & qulokly euro , I , Intlil Boiu9ontocloanootlioByBtomevery 'ono ohould take a thorough couno of it. CI ) 'SOLD DY DRUQQISTS , Price ei. KiDNEY-WQRTl JM glGHABLE PEBFUME , f.lurray & Lanman's FLBBIPA WATER. Best Pir TOILET , BATH > nd I ANDKERCHTEF. THE JELM MOUNTAIN GJ-OILID AND mwwvi M MVM irmrviim MMWIMMMMMIV M mirwanBBKt BawrvupOTW Hi ATIE3 ZEi Mining and Milling Company. WOlMrur C | > lttl < - $300,001. CtpltftlSr.ocV , -1 11.000,009 , F r V lue ol Shared , l S8,00 STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BBAMEL MINING DISTRICT. Un. J. I. THOMAS , t'KBUiint , Cummins Wjorolnj ? . Wll. K TILTON , Vice-President , Cammlw , Wyoming R. N. 1IAIUVOOD , BtircUiy , Cummtni , Wyoming. A. tl. LUNN , TroMiircr , Cummtnr , JWyomla Dr. J. I. Thonuj. Louis Miller W. B. llMmol , A. O. Dunn. N. lUrwocxI. Francis Lf vcn . n < o. ll.Falor. L wli Zolm D. Dr. J , 0 , Watklnt. moSJ 6m (1KO.W . A'lthorlolont lor Svlo of Slack ! ! ! ' O Oi . ofJran , I 'mi vlan iull'hofiihoniii In txitolaMo form , 37i ontyprr paration o/iroi * other iron i > rrparatlons. ! ! ? In niyiimrllto til . ' > > i nilninnlli-liii < . I Imnfmitid untlilng tn nltn tlm rmnlt * that DR. II Mill n'nlnoN IONKI d r . In inri4iif Ni > rruii IVuMrnllitn , IVtiw ! " JliM'a-HW. ljptKl"lvnnd initHMrr- Utiril romlltlnnof tlin bltmil.tliliiiioi'ili MriMiiriljrlinA.lniny liAiiilsiuadoiiiinn nntulvrfnl euro Cjiso * IliAl Imvo linlllixlMiitiiiiif iiuriniMl iMiiliii'iit | ihflc'lnn linroli > IlMl to tlil tirnl and Ini < inirarnlilo rrmrily. I proicrllHi It Iniimfpnncniniuijlroii pn < | iir tliinnmili < In Incl. mirhn ri > nit > , iiiuiLii | | ln , lMliTKH'Hlm'NToNiol iiiir i'Wyliiin > | irmtlci' Un. UOIIl'UT HAMllii.S.aiiimii : < rClfviISI. . UHiln.Mn.Kor.Kill , 1881. Jr < ; / ! ( fvlor ta tlm Moorf , ' natural tirntthfltl tnneta nrrrtnu fW it npnltntlilfi to ( Irneral JMilUty , 7x > ofslt'tif itfl'n trnttim of Min J'otrrra nnil Impolentv , _ " "irK | iilUD UY THE DR. HAIWXEKMEDICINK CO , , 213 fUl AIM ST. , 5T , IOUIS , Genius Rewarded OK , Tlio Story of tlio Sowing Maclilno , A h ml omo Iltllo , pmphlcf , biro nnd go d cove with nuiucroua ctujiaxlnur , will bo GIVEN AWAY to ny a uilt ponton rrlllnir ( or It , t any branch or flub-oillco of IhoB'iuur Manufnctuiiiii ; Oom- , | ioiir. or nil ) lie cent br mall , post pild , to any ] ioruon IMug at i dlstancn from our oltlcci Tlio Singer Manufaofcnrlng Co , , Prlnolpnl Ollico , 111 Union Hqnnio , NEW YORK i.o MONITOR OILSTOVE Improved tor 1HH2. THE DKHT AMD ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFE BTOILOVE IN THE WORLD. Every honookoopor foola the vrantol aoinothing that will cook the daily food nnd avoid the oxcosaivoheat , duet , litter and nahoa of n ooalnr woodstovo , THEMON1TOII 9IL STOVE WILL DO IT , button , quicker and cheaper than any other rncanH , It is the ONLY OIL STOVE made with the OIL RESERVOIR ELEVATED ut the back of the atovo , a way from the heat : by which arrangement ABSOLUTE SAFETY is secured ; as no gua can bo generated , fully twenty per cent more iient ia obtained , the wicks nro pre served twice as long , thus saving the trouble of constant trimming and the oxpenHo of now OUCH. EXAMINE THE MONITOR nnd you will buy no other. Manufactured only by th Monitor Oil Sfcovo Co , Cleveland 0 , Send tor descriptive circular or call on M , Rogers & Son , agents for Ne braska $5OOO V AND THE Of Omaha. lias purchased ol the CorllfsHilc.MoniilactiuInK Co. , o ( 1'rovlilencu , Jt I , , a safe will h Is Kuar- antccd In urltlng to h "iiLioltttfly liurylur jirtxij for a period ol thirty-Bin hours contlrmoun anil unillbtuihcd attack wllli the line ol such tools and aiiillcaiittsasa | liiir lar can employ , " anilliiapructlca ly unconditional way. Ilila tunk iletlrea a thorotii ; ) ! tott wade upon ( III * tafu , anil In case ol lalluru to utatiil It , tbo lank will bo at lllwrty to purclmso any other in ! anil mav return this lo the manufacturer * . Any partyU at llhurty to unJurtaku t ho a tt UCK who will liiriils.li eitUliatory homl to ] ny all to thu bale , In cauo It U not entered In tlm stlnulatcil tlinu. TlioC'orlUt * Company ngieo In willnitf to duprult with thin bank the sura ol $3,000.00. upon thu aliening of ail agreement a above Inn nalil mini to lie p'acoij within the mlo and to lie lorlulttd to the puty oiiuratlni ; In ca o Itlnlorcluly openud and ho contcntu ralj i.tructo.1 . IlKNKY W. VATKH Cashlr. THE KENDALL PLAITING MAOHHE I ' OOHPANIOM , It plaits roai l-.1of a n Inch to < , Idtli In tl.o coarsest ftlU nr Uneat Jl k It doml' ( klndnaudutlo > of { lalttiu 1'i iMt. No lad } 'i.ut deed her own dreus-nibwlny ifforil to ub without ono at nlco iiiiltlng li lav ei out of fanblon , II Bttn It eello Itwll , f "I lUrhlmn , Circulars or AKeiit' teirus aJdrem CONGAU & CO. , 1R AiUrnn Rt. Ohlniic" PAKK MILITARY ACADEMY. A Chrlitlau Family Sihool for Hoju. l'ri-arib | Irr Colloid' , B.'ieiitlllo Hrhool or Iliuliieen. Bel il to Oopt 1 ED , N. KIRKTALCOTT Principal , gnu Turk. Took Co. , Ill , , for catalogue. II VdlQn FOR CHICAGO , PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE. DETROIT , 1IIAGAEA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Polutt East and < Oouth-Enst TIIKUNKCOMPRISES Nearly 4OtO inllca. Sollil Smooth Stcol Track * All ccnncctlnns nro undo In UNION DtPOTO. t has n National llormtatton ag bclnu the rent Through Oar Line , and In universally conceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rail road In tbo world lor all CUBCI of trav cl. Try It and you will find traveling a luxury Instead of a discomfort. Throunh Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line lor eaJo nt all nlHcoa In tlio West. All Information about lUtes o Faro , fleering Car Accommodations , Tlmo Tables , &c. , will ba cheerfully flvon by applylnlng to 2d VIco-l'rcH't < b Don. Manftccr.Chlcago. PERCIVAL LOWELL , Gen. raMcrwer Agt. Chicago , W. J. DAVENPORT , Oen. Agent , Conncll Bluffs. II. 1 * . UOELL , Ticket .A t. morn-od ly Murray Iron forks , Burlington lovva. Soml Portable I FOR , CREAMERIES , HILLS , Printing Offices9 Etc. , Specialty , The Largest Iron Working Eslttblish- mont in the State. Steam Engines , AND GENERAL MACHINERY. ThB Howard Automatic Out-Off Steam Engine. BcnJ lot circular. 23-lm Nature's Sparkling ; Specific lor Indigestion and lillloutneuu , the water ol the famous Seltzer fcpa , h dudk | lcd In a moment ul'li a spoonful ol TAIIUASIH HKI.TZEII Ar aiK.vr. wlikh contains every valuable element ol the German ipriiijr , 'llio fro test iihyikUim of Kurojie pronounce - nounco that Iree gilt of rrotldenca tbo most po- tcntrf nil known alterotlroa , and It faa simile , fresh and lUralnir li now placed within the reach cl every Invalid In tlio wcoteru world. BOLD UY ALL DllUOQISTH. J21-6m To Nervous Sufferers 1 HE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Dr. J. B. Oinipoon'e Spoolflo ( i U iK | ( lV4icuro for btvrruatounc * , Somlna Weoxneti , ImpoUney , net. 4ll dlgnuici reiultlajr from Ueif-AbuM , au llM.u.1 Auxlely , Loasi rj.'inorv , 1'iliia In thd Uick or Hide , and dUeual " r- " " " - - iu d to The Spaolflo lThe la sssfs < l loll ? tuuJ lul succeai _ _ _ * ouv .reo KI all , > lltu foi thim uid get full ( * ! llc'Jna. r'llre , fliicdOi : , 01 00 p i pukkip , or ill pack. Uta ( or W.OO. Ad jivea all orders 10 B. UlilBON MEDICINE CO. Noi. 101 and 100 Ualn St BuOalo , K. Y. BoM In Omaha by 0. 3. Oaoduuo , J. W. Doll , J , K. Ion , and all JraggliUcycrynhoio. I ! -OBW