THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , SATURDAY ; AUGUST JO. US8
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Mornincr , Aug. 10 ,
\Vontltor IleporU
(1'ha ( following obforvation * nro tnlcen at
the Mine moment of time at nil the stations
named. )
Hirer 7 fc t 3 Inches above low water mark at
Omaha , 4 feet 6 Inches at Yank ton ; Mississippi ,
S fctt 0 Inches at La Crosse , and 0 foot It Inches
at Djburjue.
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
The American Woman Suffrngn asso-
tion will hold ita thirteenth annual meet
ing in Omaha , in the llnptlst church , Sep
tember 12th and 1.1th , 1S82. It will begin
its eoislon on Tuesday evening , September
12 , at 7:30 : p. m. Auxiliary , ntnto and
local tocictica inny tend delegates tipm ! in
number to the congressional dclegatlonx of
their states or territories. Where dole-
gallons are not full , alternates will bo re *
ceivcd from the state ) , constating of mem
bers of the affectation in attendance at the
convention. All incnibern of the
association have a right to
take pait in the discussion * .
The woiiinn Milfrngo coiutitutionnl amendment -
mont , now pending- Nebraska , makes
tbo"present occasion of special interest and
importance. Some of the speakers in at
tendance at this emu en iron will probably
remain and take part in the campaign. A
full attendance of MilFrsglsts is specially
important.
The medical fraternity was represent
ed at Millli ) Chrittino examination ycsler
day by Dr . Xovillo , Grossmann , Dins-
more , Morre , Hyde , Graddy , Gibbs , Mor- 4
riain , 1'hlltiott , Stone , IIcrtzman ricHoni ,
1'ntkcr nnd 1'cabndy. There wns but one
expression and that waj that tllllio Chris
tine WSH a jnnst rtmnrkablo character.
lr. Groesmnn and Dr. Ilertr.man convnr-
with her at one and the same time , the
farmer in German nnd the latter in French n
and pronounced her a good scholar in each tltl
of those languages. This is ono of th tltl
wondorb about W'liOBO "ovonlmdotrlii ] ; tlf
atncs" there IH no fr ; iul at n'l. ' tlnl
A incetliij ; of the committee on the nla
bamjuet to ba extended to General I/rook nlS
wni hcl i nt the Millard hotel Tluirsd.iy S
-afternoon. The committee IK
- was enlarged IKnt
and ! of the nt
a now composed following persons -
-sons : Kzra Millurd , 33. Wnkeley , Gen. lit
Moudorson , Geo. L , Miller , Thomas It.
J frnball , Guy C. Barton , Herman
Kountr.e , James 1C. Doyd , John L. Web-
nler , Ouspor ] ] . Yoet , A. L. Strong , A. J , >
Ilanecom , Frank Murphy , Samuel liurus ,
H , W. Yatcs. Hub-committees wcro up-
-pointed to take charge of the dotall.i for
tbo banquet , and everything promises an
elegant entertainment. T
Mis. F. C. nnd Miss Church , dcsirct
return thanks for the kind expressions of
nymyathy shown them by their many
friends during their recent bereavement ,
' There was considerable excitement
yesterday at the corner of Sixteenth
and Dodge , when the cirt.ua procession
was paiaing by. A farmer's team , fright
oncd by ono of the bands , took to thu
sidewalk and broke into a dead rim to the (
great danger of ft multitude of women and
children massed in that vicinity. for-
innately they wcro caught and held by o
score of strong hau'ln from caiuiug u general -
oral staiupede.
The board of trade of Denver is mak-
iig arrangements for a special excursion
to that city next week. On the 25th there
is to bo a grand barbecue there , and the
board la issuing invitations to a limited
number of the leading LunIncsB men of
the cities of Lincoln , Kansas Oity , Omaha ,
Topeka , Leaven worth , St. Joseph and
Atchlson , and will arrange for their trans
portation ,
A slick rascal stole a cnso of surgical
instruments from Dr. 1'eubody and sold
them to Dr , Darrow ThumJay. The Int-
ter discovered the name of the real owner
on the case and returned the property ,
Dr. 1'eabody cheerfully returning the purchase -
chase money to recover hU Instruments ,
We hope os many an pouoiblo of the
members of the St. George rooiety and
their familloi will respond to the cordial
invitation given us by the Duma club to
join their picnic nt llanscom park to.
day , the 1'Jlh. M. II. Oarlotou , presi
dent.
* The regular monthly meeting of the
' Omaha fire department has beet ) post
poned to U p , in. of Sunday next , on ac
! ; i count of the circus. The nutter of ar
I rangement for the forthcoming annual
parade and bull will bo considered at that
date ,
Tim BKE reporter acknowledges the
receipt of u cordial Imitation to attrnd the
fifteenth r.nnual exhibition of the Mill *
County Agi [ cultural eoclety , which will
be hold nt Glenwood , In. , Sept. fith , ( Hit
and 7h ( ,
In compliance- with the provUions of
paragraph 12 , special ordew No. 160 , current -
rent series , adjutant general' * office , dipt.
Bernard CI. Semlg , nstUtant surgeon , is
relieved from duty in this deportment.
Thu argument in the cato of Marshal
Beadle , of New York , VB. Dr. Be-idlc , ha *
been concluded before master in Chancery
Hull , md tfco case uubmltted ,
A btrcot car team was frightened nt
the sight of the elephants yes t rday ,
and broke looie jubt In front of THE llKK
oflice. The animals nearly went crazj
until Jumbo WAS out of sight ,
A splendid game of bate ball will be
playtxi at the B. & M. grounda to-day
afternoon between the B , & M. club and
the St. Jxmis lleds.
The usual crowd was attracted out by
the circus yetterday ,
The Spauldlng * , of Chicago , wi 1 play
the Council Dlutfa nine on Saturday nf ter-
noon ntI o'clock , nt the Council Bluffs
grounds.
The t'ninn J'-telfic-Wahoo game
this afternoon will draw n Inrpocrowd.
There will be about COO Wahoosisra present
to brace up their club.
C , Ji Canan ii wngingwar withKrnnk
Ilamge In the mnnufacttiro of U. 1' . uni
form suits and the railroad boys will be
the gainers.
A hind.Michel , containing n pair of
$12 gold fpectncleft nnd $32 in coin , wax
ktolcn from a la lv while nt supper in the
Millard hotel Thursday evening ,
The members of StMillliA | Guild wilt
glvo a grand mmlcal nnd literary enter
tainment at Standard Hall , Aug. 22nd ,
Judge Llppcncolt yesterday received
it telegram announcing the death of hlo
father , in BUCKS county , 1'ennnylvaula , nt
the advanced ago of 83 ycnrs , Jlo had not
seen his father for the past four years ,
Mr. Dec ? , a young Englishman who
han superintended the work for Maclttche
and Nichol , the big waterworks con
tractors in Chicago , for rome time , Is in
Omaha fur tlm purpose of taklnt ; charge
of the completion of the reservoirs for the
Omalm Water Co.
TIIK UKK ncknowlodgol the receipt of
a fine sack of tipples from our well known
citizen , Mr. Thomas Murray , who scouts
the insinuation that Nebraska ia not a
good state for raising fruit , Tom's trees
have been out for five years , and the fruit
wotdd do credit to any eastern orchard.
Ho will mnko a fine exhibit at the
State Fair.
" ° It is reported for the delectation of the
people who drunk circus lemonade yester
day that the watir used wai drawn from
the Nortli Om ihu Creek , at the bridge. A
more outrageous and filthy mess could
hardly bo found , nnd the stuff ought all to
IIRVO been confiscated by the authorities.
Water drawn from the draluings of a ceeo
pool would have been just as pure ,
The members of George A. Ouster
post No. 7G. A , 31. , have made great
preparations for the picnic at Hnscall's
park tcrrnoirow , and it promises to bo a ,
most delightful affair. Abe Lincoln post ,
of Council lilulff , will ncnd over a largo
delegation , and tbcro will bo an immense -
iiltcm'nnco ' from this city. Transportation .
will bo fnrnidhcd from nil the leading ho-
tola and from the depot to the ground ? .
Thu most elaborate preparation1 ! havobc n
mada for setting up it good dinner , nud
ineiln will be fo vcd f otn 12 to 11 and from
to 7 p. m. Two bands of musio will bo
attendance , and a roynl grand time maybe
bo anticipated by all.
The growth of the G. A. 1C. in this
state continues at an unprecedented rate.
Since the election of the now national
commander eleven now posts hp.ve hscn
in u file red in by the Adjutant general of j
the ntnto , Col. 15. 1 * . Cook , who wns in
the ci y last evening to niil in organizing
Lho now post here , which is No. 110. Col.
"oolc came in from David City yesterday [
tftcrnoon , nnd the fact that hu organised
ncxv pottt nt North Bond on Monday , :
Jpiiugficld | on Tuesday , Norfolk nn Wed-
icidny , und HO on , chows that hui ollico IH ;
10 tincouro. Ho report ] the order in a tl
tonrishing condition all over tha state. 0
Short "Breath- itii
O. Bortle , Manchester , JLIi , , was TJ
roublcd with nsthnva for eleven yoaru. .
Hud heeu obliged to nit up Honioihnoa ten
r twelve nights in miccesnlon. Found Ttc
mmodiato relief from THOMAS' lutCTiilo tc
tcC
3n , and la now entirely cured. 1/lct-lw C
MATED FOR LIFE. ictl
tl
rho : Shropalilro-Crowe Nuptials liJ
Tuursday Evonlnff , J
0'
Married At the rosidonso of the
t
bride on Twentieth street , Thursday , tl
August 17th , 1832 , at 3 p in. , by tlli tlI
Roy. J. W. Ingram , Mr. J. S. Shop- lib
liI
shirb and Mra. Cordelia Orowo. I
Although the wedding was a vary li
[ uict nlTuir , sovornl valun'blo presents \
wcro made , among which wcro the c
following : A handsome silver tea let ca ci
of seven piccco presented by the era- a
ployoa of the freight auditor's office
of the U. 1\ railway ; a beautiful set
china , consisting of ono hundred and
twenty piecoB , from the brother
of 'he bride ; a .very fine steel
engraving with frame , present
ed by Mra. Mattie Clayton
and daughters ; n silver fruit dish , by
Mrs. Booth ; Majolica brcud plalo and
butter diehoa , by MJBd Julia Lomoro ,
f Columbus , Mo. ; one dozen hand-
. chinn phitcs and butter dishes ,
by BIre , Ed , Lollowe and little dough-
or.
Among Uio many tokens of cordial
rlondalnp none were more highly np-
irociated than n handsome bouquet of
ilowers , gathered nnd arranged by the
Misses Nolho Towns , Mntjqio and
liirdio llichurda und Master .Iccsu
llichards.
The bride and crooni started at
once for nn cxtonuivo trip through the
east , carrying with thorn the host
wishes of hosts of ndmiring Iricndn.
A Qenora Stt\iuioc3o.
Never wns eiifli n niili mndo lor nny
Drnu btore tin in now nt 0. F Gpotlnum's ,
for n Trial IJotUc. of Dr. Kits' * Now Dis-
oacery for Cunbumptlon'ouilin ( ; nnd
Uolda. All periling utUUitrd with Ahthmu ,
Brnnchlti * , Hoarmjoss , Hovcro Cough * , of
any ulfcctiou of thu Thnutt und Iiimnti
c.iu get a Trial Bottle nf tliU great remedy
fr . , by calling nt nbovo namedj Drug.
Btoro
A BAKD erA
A Souentlonal Sto.-y of an Otnnlm
Ortcaulzatlon.
Omaha has been cursed with n
good many ovila but the following if
true throws light on ono not yet much
known in the community , The gang ,
if it ozista at all , is no doubt connected -
noctod with the conQdonco operators
.who have reaped such a harvest of
lute. A special dispatch from Sioux
Oity , toTiiK BE'K , dated Aug. 18th
says :
"A man named R. 0 , Wheeler was
arrested yesterday at Cherokee and
eont to our jail for safe keeping , for
attempting , yesterday , to pass a forged
chock for $00 on the Dunk of Oorlmi ,
N , Y , , purporting to bo issued by the
Ilardin County Bnnk of Eldora. lie
says ho bought $25 worth of blanks on
various banks from a patty in Omaha ,
who keep a largo number of blanks oi >
bunks throughout the country. lit-
ays about the let of Augatt there was
a regular organized band of bank
forgoru at Omaha , who have started
out to operate all over the country. "
TiJE HEUSKINS'RACKET.
The Situation nt Pine llldgo Afroncy
a Sonous Ono.
Thursday's ncvrn was Btill the topic
of conversation nt Military headquar
ters yesterday. Another ditpalch was
received from Mnjnr Sumncr Thurs
day evening duplicatinghiadUpateh ol
the morning , and showing that the in
formation contained woa considered ol
very grave importance. All details
of the situation to far OR possible
wcro transmitted to Gen. Crook , who
Is expected in Omnhn on Tuccdoy.
Yesterday Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral Martin telegraphed to Agent Me-
Gillicuddy at Pine Ilidgo agency , ask
ing him to innko A detailed otatomcnt
of tlio origin nnd causes of the
trouble and to forward them to head-
quartern for Gen. Crook's inforran
tion.
tion.Prof.
Prof. Samuel E. Tillman , of the
United States Military Academy at
West Point , N. Y. , returned to Omaha
Thursday from his geological excur
sion In Nevada , where ho formed part
of the Powell exploring expedition.
During his numerous visits to Omaha
Prof. Tillman has mot many of our
beat citizens upon whom ho has mndo
n most pleasant impression. Prof
Tillman passed the morning at the
White Lead Works , aa the now pro
censes there introduced are moro recent
cent in character than any mentioned
in the technical books , and as the Pro
fessor's ' branches of instruction at
West Point include chemistry ho em
braced the opportunity to study the
worko under the conductorship of
President Locke , who made a thor
ough explanation of the various pro-
ccnaea of manufacture.
TUB COLOHADO TROUBLE.
Tbo O. , B. & Q. Soon to Have the Hfil
Lnlio f > lna Completed.
The Boston Evening Herald , in its
financial nrticlo , sajd that the position
of the Union Pacific railway company
in regard to the Colorado controversy
is that the "Burlington road mast not
further trespass on what the former
considers is ita toiritory in Colorado.
Ao already stated , the Union Pacific ,
v.'hilo it lias not signed the traffic
Rgrcoment entered into by the Dur-
liugton nud the Atchic.ou , oflt-rA no
diiucnt to tno pctcuntn cs therein
allotted. The Chicago , BurliiiKton &
Qtiincy stands ready to consider the
territory qucaHon by itself , but holds
that it Ima nothing to do with a trulllo
reomont. Thus the- matter rests , ,
the presidents of the corporations hav
ing the subject inhand. . It
jhould bo observed , adda The
Uorald , that the Atchinon & To-
jukn nnd Chicago , Burlington
it id Quinoy nro in harramiy in this
n&t tor. The ChicMgo , Burlington and
uincy Ima not , an la alleged , let a
ontract for the coimtrucuon of a
hirty-Hvo milo branch from Kunh
Dity to Greoloy , in Colorado , nor has
t any Colorado extension in view ,
uivti possibly a fifty-five mile line from
Denver to the cool fields a necessity
or supplying ita own road with fuel ,
rho company has not , tlioio is reason
o believe , projected a line past the
xmtinontal divide , nor have the Un
ion Pacific people anything to fear in
this direction from the Chicago , Bur
lington and Quincy. The Union
Pacific , iaa just cause for alarm , how-
aver ' , iu the fact that throe hundred
miles of road only remain to bo built
to ( give the Denver nnd Bio Grande a
through line from Denver to Bait
Lake City. Although a narrow-gauge
line , the Denver and Bio Grande will
bo able to secure a good deal of the
Utah traflio on the completion of its
line , nbout the 1st of n6st January.
Whatever business it does secure will
come from the Central and Union
Pacific , whoso Utah traCie is estimated
at some § 2,000,000 per year. Denver - a
ver and llto Grande and Union Paci
fic will then bo rivals in Utah , no ,
they now nro in a certain sense in Col
orado. Although the Denver & Rio
Grundo haa the etnto of Colorado
pretty thoroughly in its grasp , it will
want nn outlet for its Utah and west
ern bubinees in Colorado. The Atchi-
Boii can furnish euch outlet at Pueblo ,
and what ia moro natural than that
the Chicago , Burlington Quincy
should servo a similar purpoao at Den
ver. It is known that Gi-n. Palmer ,
president of the Denver & Bio Grande ,
Ima lately bocn in lioston on an im
portant railroad mission. It ia known
that ho called on the oflico of the Chicago
cage , Burlington & Qiiincy railroad
company , and that ufliculs of that
company shortly afterward went to
Now York. The Ohiciuto , Burlington
it'Quincy peoplu are talent on this
point , but tt in rousoiiAblo to eunnisu
that Gen. Palmer's errand in Boston
related to some sort of nn alliance
with thu Chicago , Burlington &
Quincy mil rend company. The Chi-
ojgo and eastern connections of the
latter would bo of great benefit to the
Denver & Itto Gnsndc , Thu Colfifedo
mul Utah biauchcs cf Denver
Grande would bo of givut use to the
Chicago , Buriiugton & Quincy
COM1M ! ' TO OMAHA.
Mr. G. W. McMillan , who a few
months ngo resigned the pcoiti&n ol
southeastern ptsscngor ogont of the
Cincinnati , _ Iiuliniuipolis , St. Louia A
Chicago railroad on account of il
health , lias fully recovered , and has
accepted the position of soliciting
freight agent of the Chicago , Milwau
kee & St. Paul at Omaha. Before
going on the Cincinnati , Indianapolis ,
St. Louis it Chicago , hnhcldarespon
siblo position in the passenger department
mont of the Baltimore & Ohio. Mr
McMillan hns the reputation of bonij
an able and energetic railroad man
and Omaha boini ; bis old homo ho wil
find but little difiiculty in making him
self exceedingly valuable In his new
position.
K.AST TIME.
Mr , Gallup , general paesongor agon
of the Boston and Albany , gtvea the
following records of fast tmia on Eng
Hah roads :
Flying Dutchman , on Great West
ern railroad , London to Exeter , 104
miles , 4 hours and 14 minutes , will
four stops , almost 40 miles nor hour.
Express on Great Northern ( the
Lauds express ) makes the distance
from London to Leeds , 187 miles , ii
4 hours , almost 47 mile * per hour
with four stops.
The Irish mail , London and North
western , oncn called the * 'lj5nfc Inah
nmi ) , n. littlt ) ) . tn 'ban 40 milts.
Mi-ming txpreis on Great North
cm railroad , London to Edinburgh ,
39. ) milps , in 0 hours.
The Midland line , Scotch express
L indon to G.ngo\v , 425 miles , 40 ]
miles pet hour.
These are the five fastest trains it
England , the Leeds express , with ite
47 miles per hour , being the fastest.
Tiinm OWN DIVISION * .
The adjourned session of the lown
trunk line pool Wednesday at Chicago ,
lasted not to exceed ono Itour , nnd de
veloped nothing of interest to the
reading public. The time ot thi ,
meeting WAS taken up in arranging ;
divisions ns botwern the Chicago road :
and the Union Pacific on morchan
diBO frieght destined to points on the
latter line cast of Plum Creek , Neb.
Revitalizing the blood is absolutely
necessary for the cure of general de-
' "Iit } ' , weakness , l&saitudo , Ac. Thu
best onrichcr of the blood ia Brown'a
Iron Bitttors.
SLAVEN'S YOSEMI1E COLOGNE
Made from the wild flowers of th
pxn FAMED YOSEMITE VALLEY ,
it is the most fragrant ot perfumes.
Manufactured by II. B , Sloven , San
Francisco. For sale in Omaha byV. .
J. Whitohouso and Konnaio liros. ,
&Co.
Death Record.
Mr. 0. P. Swan , of this city ,
well-known employe at the U. P.
shops , came in from Lincoln on the
noon train yesterday with the body of
: iii brother , John Swan , who -died nt
Lincoln Thursday morning at the ago
of 29 years.
The deceased waa formerly a rein
dent of this city , but has been in Lin
coin for the past three yoara. lie
waa a single mnn und his relatives nil
renido iu this city.
The funeral will take place at. 3 p.
m , to-morrow ( tiaturdaj ) fiom Jacobs'
indortaking rooms. Interment at
Prospect Hill. Friends hivited to
attend.
Sriglit'n IHiorne , Uliibotlfi , . Kiilncy ,
Liver or Urinal JJisou.ics.
Have no fuar of any of these dis
eases if yon use IIcp Bitters , , as they
will prevent and cure the worct canes ,
wen when you have been mada wowo
jy sotno great puffed up * pretended
cure.
'Notice.
The "Hawthorn Centennial' ' Ex
celsior Bouf PjKnt , " was patente/i May
24th , 1881 , and letters patent num-
) er 241 , 803. Any peraou found or
mown to tamper with the amim-
acluro of said puint will be punish-
d to the full extant of law. No'pcr-
011 has any authority whatever
ecoipts. HATwnonN & Biio. ,
Liuicwtor ; , PA.
POLICE COURT.
A. Batch , of Unimportant Trnti3QC-
tlons lor Friday.
A couple of young women , whoso
Dames are found on the warrant to'be
Minnie Sc3iaffer and Clara Chickoriag ,
were arrested' ' Thursday on the com-
ulaint of IL 0. Pearson , who ehargos
hem with breaking into his house and
aking , goodu to tha value of $ ( W :
Shaffer claims that eno has been living
n the satno house with Pearson aud <
hat her refusal to pass na his wife v/os
ho cause of < the trouble. The two
girla say that they took only what was
heir own , and mabo Pearson out to
> o a very hard m.iu to deal with ,
? hey claim that ho ran a
louse of prostitution and ro-
oivcd from them the amount
ot their fineseach month ,
which ho failoJ to tuiu over to the
authorities. A warrant was is&utd
or Pearson on tho.charge of keeping
bawdy house andi warrants ngaiust
ho girls fnr being inmates thereof ,
Otlicer Kaspcr arrested two men
L'huraduy for lighting in the back yard
of Heimrud & Dorman'a place. One
iad , it appears , attempted to ride ofC
on the others horse , when the owner
of the ateed shut the gate , pulled him
oil'the horse and. pounded him un
mercifully. Both men paid fines , fur
fighting.
Amelia Lewis-waa sent up fo lf >
days for intoxication. '
Ono O'Brien ' paid a similar fine ,
nnd in default of the cash wont , to the
county jail to work it out.
Tom Hill alias Tug \Vilson , was
mod $10 aud costs for intoxication
md judgment suspended to unablu
lira to leave town.
liovo Your N iUl > ar <
When your friend or no'ghbor ' i * laboring -
ing under boilily allllction , indigeutinn ,
jlllluuaneBfi , constipation , caused liy im
purity ot blood , or disorders cf the ki < neyn
> r liver , don't full to reconiiaeu't ' UUHIWCK
ISLOOl ) ISlTTKUM. a mire and aafo remedy.
Trice Sl.liO. lid-lw
WANTKD. A good second-hand
bicycle. Addroos boz X , Central
Oity , Neb 10-3t
BASE
The D. & M'-St. UJula Game To-day
Lovers of the national game wilr bo
well repaid by witnessing the St. Louis
game this afternoon.
The B. & M. boys may not play so
exciting a game as their 3 to 2 eleven
inning game was with the Chicago
but they will dare 'em just the same.
Morton , their now player , nrrivot
from Cleveland yestordayand will ap
pear in the diamoud field with tin
B. ifcM.sfor the first time to-day
Uo looks like a hard hitter.
The St. Louia boys will appear in
their very novel suit of almost red on
tire. They are spoken of by the Cin
cinnatl Enquirer as the moat exper
and daring base-runners outside of the
league. Oamo commences at 3 p. m
If You Are Ruined
in health from any cause , especially
from the use of any the thousand tips
irums that promise BO Iryrgely , wit !
long fictitious testimonials , have no
fear. Bosort to Hop Bitters at once
nnd In n short time you will have the
most robust and blooming health.
Cftl H , Ynllentine , of Yftnktou , is ia th
city ,
PBRSONAti.
Misi Mam'e ' Atnbroft ) jelumert from her
visit to the Denver Kxpoiltiun and .Nortl
Watte y { terJay.
Chor ! < B Kitchen , one of the Kitchen
Dros. , to noted for their hotela nil over the
western country , is in from Lit amid on a
visit.
visit.Mes
Mes rs. Pntkc , llaye , Withncll rtm
Mnck hnve returned from their hunting
trip to Stanton , Nel-rntkn , with ono hun
dred and ten pr.ilrlo chickens and five jlck
rnbbitfl.
. .T.V. . Atkinson , of the firm of Perry ,
Cook & Tower , Uoeton , is In the city for t
low dnyH nnd n usual with his friend II
K lladlker , of Simplest & Co. , 1'hilade- !
pliia , Ihey togetherure ll.blo to cantuio
i\\i \ trade.
Prof. G , P. 8uer < , the well known mu
ican ! , returned yesterday from n trip
ea t and will now inako Omaha his permit
nont home , with headquarters at Max
Me ) cr & lire's , music store. lie i look
tug bale , happy and hearty , nnd TIIK UER
is one of a heat of friends who welcome
him bock.
V. Newman , of Oakland , la in the city.
Mra. J. C. Brody , of Quincy , is nt the
Millard.
Thomas Killlan , of Wahoo , is nt the
Millard.
D. H. Freeman , of Juniata , is nt the
Millard.
W. P. White , of Tekamah , is at the
Millard.
?
lion , J . W. 1'earman , of Nebraska City ,
ia at the Millatd.
Hon. .LE. North and W. F. UannJell ,
Columbue , nro in town.
J. Di.xon Avery and Frank Uainmond ,
of Fremont , ure in the city.
Blins Maynari ? , of Weeping Water , rcg-
stercd at the Millard last night.
Col. F. M Criltouilen , of the Western
Union telegraph ollice , returned from Den
ver yesterday.
Mrs , i" . B. Williams and children rc-
.Uknod . yesterday from thtir summer so-
oura. in Colorado.
L. T Hessler , of Chisigo formerly
) ook-keeper for Tootlo aud Maul , of this
city , is in town on a visit and will prob
ably otce rtore take up headquarters
icro.
icro.Mrs.
Mrs. Capt. O'Coimor , of Homer , Neb. ,
las been visltinff in Omaha * with her
laughter , , Mis * Julit , an accoihiliOicd |
young lady , bfh bein ; ; en routti to Uen-
er and points weit. It i Mrs. O'Con
nor's first visit tt > the met or lia for tweu-
y-five years , though her husband was tor-
ntrly a resident of tliis place. Ho now
arms a 1,28 > acre place in Dabot.i ,
NorttfPlatto Courtesy ,
pcclil Corrcxpondenu * of The Boo ,
On arriving at Norih Plnt < e , , Neb. ,
ho county sent o3 Lincoln coanty , on
; he Denvertrain , I woo compelled to
pond tha day.tat cti t point to await
ho arrival of the overland train , duo
isro at aboutS p. m.t to tak < me to
Sidney , NoV While stopping over
lero and in looking about tha town ,
! was indeed very agreeably surprise'd
at the extensive circulation of THE
OMAHA BEE iix-and arouud this thriv-
ng little city. Meatly ei'ery business
man hero ia n subscriber of T3B-BRE ,
and that fact ia ; sufficient : evidence to
how how muchuTua BEE ia thought
of by the western people.
I am greatly indebted to our old
Omaha friend , Wm. Alttitadt , , Esq ,
alias Little Bismark and also to Albin
Jtclle , Esq. , fotshowing me and ex
.ending every imaginable courtesy to
me while hero. Mr. Altntadt hiU'had a
roavrkable sucsi-ss in busintts while
residing here tvt > North Platte , but ono
load not bo rjurpsiaod at ihat , for
jittlo Bismarck ; s as full cf good
mmor and genuine fua as
eves and ia bound to make
i host of friondsiwhurover ho may IH ) .
Jo keeps u firet oluss place , winch in
aica and elegance compares favorably
with any in thin -whole western ooun-
ry. Mr. Stella , although a stranger *
o me , treated mo roost hospitably ,
and I vieitod with him noarlj all our
old subscribers. Mr Stollo' iachiut
clerk in the atcio of T. J. Fcloy , oua
of the largest in the city.
J. Luuburliciiuur & Cc , , Fritz
Sneer , W. 11. Tucuor , H. Gortler ,
Wm. AlUtadt and Albin Stollo are all
icntlom'en extensively engaged in
) uainoss hereand any one stopping
over at this point will find id u pleas
ure to give tnom a call at their respec-
ivo places of business. I latt , after
a days' visit , for Sidney and will give
readers of ' (31 ( ! BBE a deaariptton of
: hat beautiful little city in my next
letter. M. B.
Ex-Soldiers , and Sailors , Attention
The ex-soldiers and sailers of Mich
igan will hold an election at Grand
Island on Thursday , August 31 , 1882 ,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for the
elt-ction of ofllcera for the association
for the next year , and transact other
business w may bo dtwiutdodby them
then and thero.
MILES WAUKKN ,
President of ox-Soldior'a and Sailcr'a '
Association.
Statu papers please copy.
8200.00 . REWARDl
Will bo paid for the detection and eon
viotion cf nny person Rolling or deal
ing in any bocjus , wunterfeit or iiuitn
tion Her BiTTKua , especially Bitter *
or preparation with the word Hop or
Iloi'H in their name or connected
therewith , that is intended to mislead
and cheat the public , or any prepara
tion put in any form , pretending to bo
the same aa IIop BiTTKiia. Tlio genuine -
uino have a cluster of GKKBN Ilors
( notice this ) printed on the white
label , and are the purest and beat
medicine on earth , especially for Kid
uoy , Liver and Nervous Diseases. Be. .
ware of all others , and of all pretended
formulas or recipes of Her BITTERS
published in papers or for sale , as
they are frauds and swindles. Whoever -
ever deals in any but the genuine will
be prosecuted.
floe BiTTEits Mro , Co , ,
jy22-lm Uochcster , NY ,
I , BROWN
W rn U his frltn * * nd thoio that do buy Fur
nlturr , 0 rpcts , Bt < mnJ Crockerr. K t be
ciu tie liund only t No. 1S06 Uou lAa itrcet , tnd
no other j > Uca. You re d ly ! inijXMMjd upon by
'other dctltr * who rciirwont th.i I own their
I lia o the lart ; < t stock and t the I
SPECIAL P0TIGEB.
NOTICE Ailvcrtiatnitnt To Loan , for , Eale
IxMt , Found , Wartta Boardlcir , fcc. , will be In-
utiteil In llroso colnmns cnco for TEN CENTS
pet llooj each subsequent Insertion , FIVBCENTS
p r line. Tha flnt Insertion never Icra lh n
TWKNTY-FIVK CF.NTf
IO UJAMUNi Y
ONE ? TO IXAN-OalI U w Umco of D.
M L. ThoniM Rojra g Cr llhton llloct.
TO LOAA Al 8 per ccntln-
tares ! In stimsof $2MKJ and
iipvr&rilo , for 8 to S ycari , on Oret-claca clttr.d
firm property. Bums RIAL Kmn ted I/ciH
Afiracrr , Hth and DouplasBts.
MONEY TO tOW-On chattel mortgft ? ic-
curlty. A , II TuttMi , clfiro of Orcfl A
Jlont cmt'y , over Onnh Nallonal. bunk. $3-tf
HELP WANTED
aiRb WANTtD For icnctal lieu > rork.
Sttixdy ei.jilnyniMit In snull f mlly Mr .
" I ! . Enrnliam , 1001 Idaho strict , or at tli Hc
office. 02H
WANTED 25 tcim-torn to work rn crude ot
Missouri IViclflc ral'road fc V | < 1 llo.i . $25
a month nod licnnl , Apply o Win Darnell on
thcwjrktt eapllllon Neb. For transportation
to I ! . ) Iannnclc4 ! , Omah.i. D2-22 (
WANTHJ A good bread UtI cake baker.
Good wag-B and .tcai cmplojmcnt. Ad-
drts 0. Chnrch , Wcipiriff Water , Nb. . 100-21
WANJF.D A tra\c11n * ottoman for Ifttnrat-
ka to Introduce our now stjo Burners on
commission , Can be carried > Itr. otker iraod .
y < tlcin en on easily earn trar'Uiiff expcnso at !
ng these iroads wh Ic vMtlngfor trains. Sample
oiull a will t > cent ( or 2,00. Scad tor fnitlc1.-
Ian : Address
THE I305TON LAMP CO.
89 22 \VasrTnjrlon St. , UoBton , Ma .
A good look-keeper win can giro tl.o b
city rcfircncMurd who h s id < mo croii-
tnits , wou'il ilKo to keep it so of borks fcra
em I com cnjatlon. Inquire 1313 Faroatn street.
0921
IIANTED A n-otnnn to cook at 110couth
W Thirtieth lro t. DAVIS'
77-tf
-TT7-ANTED ONS HUNDRED WORKING
VV JHN. Hoadarf fjuillltBioriss'stlnform.
inpr the "Omaha Co-ojiarutlvo aupply aud InVtrt-
mfnt Society. " | 0i r-iiipt oi the requisite
number ot namcsamiet'rtK ' wl'l bo nail d Send
I'ofttal Mthnaruo nad nUro.s to "organ ror , "
Deuolllce. SI-1U
4 ANTED Qlrlln faml'y of two. I qulro
VV 13th atd DaxcnpoM.Tcat s'de , 2d ilouron
13th street , . Kl-18
Two fro. 1 Sroommaker . Steady
WAK1EU lull .it Nebnwiia Uroom Factory.
73-Slt ACu. KANDOW.
r utu tifl a. OcJJontJl
W ho el. " 4-t (
Two flrr'-claej
WANTED flrr'claejJ.
J. IT. DKflKSEN' ,
Oountil Klufti li v.
. approi-tlcc.1 voitHt. Apply at
MILl.lVhtiV etroet. Ca H after U o'clock
p , rr. 5S-10
WANTKD A lioy not lesu than 15 } MM old ,
-o loim photography ut Oirriti'd. Icad-
< gphoto r > j > hur , 1X12 iarnaru hf 22-lf
\\l A TKt < Qlrl dr ( f ni > ml' ' hotuework
Vf Mu tb gold cook , rniallliimilj , nnt
IdcSlst a.riet. Bi.ond dsor from l.eavpnworth.
10-tf
ASTKU 100 men for raUruml work. U
W Mannucili r , employment ajcnt. Hth
tnct , near Farnani. 903tf
\ TtANTtD Tin teams. Wanes S3 50 per dny.
VV Inquire M. Vlncjiit , at 1'lurcucs Cut-on.
906-tf
WANT D Gno hnndjcd men. Wages 81,76
pcr-diy. Anplj.'n ilitcho'l YTncent , at
Florence Cpt-ofT , i.be mil s north ot Omuha.
965 tf
W ' At St. Ch rcs hotel , two Hrat
clrjudinlngroom girl * _ WS-tf '
HoMdfr at 110 , ciith sthst
WAMRlJ
lioard ? 4,07v&VofurnldLtd room * . Fran
lirls. _ g64-tf _
A C'Ht-clusj girl tnu-t b Rood
WANTKU washer nnd Ironer , Wa ct 9400
per week. Inqulio at Lee , Fried & Co's , or nt
Ceo ollito. 9t-tl !
WAN11.O tw privy vau.ta , mRo na ctm
pool * to clean with Uaultary Vault aud
Sink Cleaner , the boat In use. A. Evans b Co. ,
esldencs 1206 Dodza otrcet. Omahu.
AMhD 'mo or tl.rci roonm u > tut > l fo
W physicians cOice. A0dr.es Dr. Prrtr
090-U
MICELLANEOU8 WANT8.
ANTED To si-It ; a light stck and ; furm-
tr.M i f rcstnraant In Illalr , Neb , Jnqulro
of I > . F. Ulltoo , at Blair , or A. Perkins , Omaha.
81-28
GKNTLEMAB and w | > o drslro rotrn with
b > ard , after Soi tembcr 1st. North of CapItol -
Itol a\e3u. . No othar Viar.lors preferrad. Ad
dress "VY."cire of Omaha National Uank , CS-18 *
W/irED-A suits ot two or three unfurnh > h-
cd ro .rns Addro "A. fl , " 1020 Parnsm
trc't , Q.r.nhn . , N'cb CB tJ
WAN'IE Aparrnur with tfl.OOO t i..J5,000 ,
in Koncra nicnihandl o and farm mp'c- '
mcnta. Ro d tra c oaabllshid. Apply to lock
ox 63 , W ) more , Neb. 0-112
PAN'lED < bout AuKtut 15 , n house-of 1 or
W
6 ilao ol street . '
rooms , on rallv.'ay prcfur-
red. XddrcHS "Houro " Ecu Office. nul f
8ITUATION8 WANTED.
WANTED A praltlnn a * chemist In eomo
stcrn manufkotsr/ a utunucn In a
K adcdKchool ai tir.i-h.er nl tha science. 001
r.fe cn < ts futnirhed. Addrees "S. A H. " Uco
olllce , Omaha , Kcb.
-UK rtuninOwoto Anu
> OR KENT Nlcily farnls ed rorrrr , , 813 N.
F rctf , lilt lltmand Cumlni ; . 8i-Vif !
UENT Sinnll f-jrnlslu'il ro'in , .alto ono
FOR
lito ( front riism eatabui for two K nte-
iijcn. ri. K forncr Hth and Chlogj ' a.i-18 *
\OK \ HK\T FurnUhoil ronns 'or
221BOalifcol iilroct. W-tf
ICUt HhKT | In ; : oo I lo-at on , a hare ) of six
t1 roomn oriBtro t vir ( mo Iniuiru | 1J4 > north
tttli street , bctwttri Nkholi aud Paul ttn-ct.
) loom ( r rent at 1810 Clurago
FUHVISIIEI 1 MHO *
FOR UENT Nanrly New homo. Broomi , 1012
Pacific , ncar.UuUiii ( Jipoi. C. P. lirkett.lOlO
JJason btreit. 60-tf
"T7I3K HUNT Four room cottage * 515.00 per
C mo'ith ' , Jbii n btrict , onu llcuk Kiutli of
at. Mary's a\tnue. Apply wctt door or 2110
liarney btrcet. 67.8t
) R RBNT Iiirae roirn lth ho. r < 1 ; d y
boanl ch ISOSCalHorrla sJrctt. 18 t f
1IENT Nta coltago oti fiio rooiua.
FOIl If. K coi.Iitli .nd Uikai-oStd. tf
KlINd Furnished room. Ir quire at tbt
Drug Btoro , cor. lOlhand 1) ' J as. 0-t
niOll UKNT. Ccttago 0.1 Pltvini street'Jnji
JJ doort emS > .ilar ) ' < ttve"ua- 38"
Ijibh ItlOiT 1 o rTew"hou e. , X5th Chic i"p
_ L' tin rooiuicteh. Inqulrc ( a J. lloldlsul
6th and Oba tnutstrceta. 093 tl
IJ OK HKM' omcB ti-r rn. r , ai7 south 'J
Jj tfcnthtt 13-t * W. U. Wit OUT.
UKNT Ilrlc't ' store , gxM and 8 reams
above , on Patlfle t'nctt bntweoii Cth and
7th. Tha location \ery dvslrablo f.ir .Vriv ,
liutcber. IluUl , cr Grccsr. '
12th Mvlfanih > m > triu .
| 7fOU It ( INI' T > vo rooms. uitable forbvo or
Jj fourg ntlcmen , at & . W. corner It Hi and
Ualiforuu street 013 tt
rnO-KrU > T Rooms furaUhcd and unAirnlih d ,
I d. iv. corner olbtn aai ) tlouard 8t ROOU.S
are cow mid cja.manl unolcw of tie rhcr ,
bridge , clfli-rtnt rallroub and UouncJI lHuflj. |
| R UUN Four too in cotUj-.e , , lar.-e lot
E soutnUtb , J. L. WulM-iusB , 1EU Far-
urn struct. SJ5-tf
_
yriOELY furnish < d front loom. Cll C07J N
_ Hth strett. _ _ , > 8i0ltt .
I A AWro f jr iwuu ) ut U-5 00 per uuum , ikch
1UU foratormol } e rs , t "Oranito Grove
Wai : ' ad ] Inliur Hnnncooi P rk on the weI ,
U > o minutes wiU from s rick cm Money rae
bo obtained to Uulid with , by persons
F. MORTON ,
Onproml a . oni 1515 F'trntm StreB
1OH \ UtM A plUM ut turui : IIMI ro.ru
J > one or t\j gcuikuicu. Inijturo tt
UallfornUitieet
RENT Hou a of 0 roorai , sculy plas *
ER aud p.luted , (1&.00 per mouth ,
b ot 16th itrout bridge on 15.b tmt. Con-
\cnicnt to thopn Apply corner. 12th ard How-
ajdttroet. New < pap r Union. M7-tf
Tj\0ll \ RENT. Iwo new tlegant houiti. In-
J qulro 4 | t'etcnon't cioUilag fore , near U
. Depot ,
"I710R R'NT Two new < - elllnjr and two other
JU fltrcl'liKi Indwlrablt'itc Illy , tiy McKnon
Xo. 1BU UouxlM ttrett SIT-tl
llOUiKi l-Olt HrTjnull anil lar <
NIM to tnelre too 8 each ; one or tno new
ones with n'l ' modern conteiiloncr > . Ono of 12
roomt , siiltablu ( or boarding And room renting ,
17th and Douglis ftti. HUM H , Ak-cnt ,
Jo3-tf Ifthwid DOTJ ItuiStH.
t"Wii , lib - TA plo iit fiirliljhwlro ooru on
1 tin flrnt flosr , ono bljclc from stret cnr , at
24-t ( Itnrncy nrrfot. OTfl-tf 1
IlKNT- Crick ttoro. Ii quire at Druj
FOR , ro'rif r 10th and Doutrlst stn. ESO-U
BAUt
Ij OK SALIZiO tcro dairy farm , tOn'tcslm-
JL1 pfutcl vhh l nrl. ( foicfiar a d all rccp -
M y bulMmirii and \ > .etiiro Prco,600 ! Applt
to V O. ULtry or at Joe's lio.cl , Illilr , Ntb.
l OR SAUECHKAf lltuse Hx28. ot. railroad
JL1 ire > etnfr , 13th strcit. * l. IIOURKE.
08-24'
1JIOR 8AIE Ahou-iJnnd loijl.ajantly loca-
Jj ted. Inquire 1807 south 12th etreet , 01-24 *
Oil SAJjE A r mp cto Btt of rrackrnria-
F I'hherr. I > crtmrr ( riqn'red to > > tart the
crackir buBlneH lnOruaia The only rrnnuftc *
tory ot Its kkd In tl o State. Can I o liuKkt
elicit ) . Adciresj "C. ff. It.Omata D o Ohlce
lor llireo dajs. EG-I91
7\OK \ AliK two good Tiorlt horses. Inquire
atDarrH & Fisher's. 7d-22
I , \0 MjnLn A frtaft cow. Inquire 1016 nm-
Jj fnpttr.oc , bet. 16th tml 17th. C9-19
FOS SAtJJ Very elieap , o w l'-pjjlDtr ' tea- m
tanrant on Fnrnham B'rcet. Onah < . Aim'
I o sold by SoittD.bci Ht. Iruiulre at this office.
70-22 *
IJALKtl FOIl SAlV-Ono Bfcond hand
HAY
Dcdcilck nay Daterulth capac tyof twtlro
to went * ton * per day. It Is In peed order.
1'tlro $ ' 0' . fish cost , $7fi' . Address Lrtlo
DroV , Drawer 72 , Omaha , Ntb. 7119f
FOR BALK A rmtr of horses , lorn-n and
buify , chop , Inrfulraat lied Larn , 1 tb .
Urcet. 61-21
will Bull i3ly HE ftct , at corner ithand
WK Cliirles ttreet , ( ncanQondm nV ) for tSOO ,
10 call and $10 vacti month In crest S per
cent
C6 > 10t
F1OR "ALE Orctery and bf lnc s ,
with or without building. AudrtB9''Utec
ola"N > b.box49. 41-tt
FOK RAt-K CHEAP A new'cither top phae
ton ! bud antw evllxcry or cxp 093 uagon.
Call at Chas. harbacti'i ) fliop en Flfiictth. ntor
Faraam. 33-tt
rjKK UALK A treed marc , hornet nd top
[ } buffjry , byV. . Vf. Koburta , Fort Oiualit.B85K
B85-K
T77tK SAIjh rioKf ) U for the purclr > n of the
JJ ll'ii'nt ' House on N < rth liarney street , bo-
twaen 16th and IB h , will hu ncclvctf at my
9toi 9 until August 16th. C. F. GocoriAX.
MU U - t
ITT ' 11 BALK 1101193 ft looirs nnd corner lot 132
_ 0 feet square , SHOO. llcCacjuc , opposite Host
olllcu. 97Plt
FOH SALE A five ocre lei and i oed houro
coo ntiia north of linrracki- Inquire on
prcmlsss or Oco. U. 1'eicison , No SO , 10th
t-trett. .947-lrn * C. SCRKNfO.fi
and lot for Bale , No. 020 Montana ,
HOUSK
ctrect , near Cunil g. Incp
o .rrtcr 10th nnd Jackpon htrocti
-llou-o und c rner lot. at $ lf 0.
McCAGUH , oppo-lto 1' . O. fZllf
rp V.'O story bulldlnc for ecle at a bargain. LeI -
I < r.t I nt north-eae comer of 17th Btrcot ,
and Capitol mo. Must be u.o\cd on or bcfcro
August 7th proximo. B Kil 1 11
770-lf Agent , 36th &ud Donglas.
O1X UWAUTIFUL Jors-S0xl60 feet rachln
O Ilangcom Place on street car lino. Best Iota
in whole addition on very cwy ttrmnand ot n-
great bargain. BaMia' a cnt , 15th nnd Douglas
at recta jlD-tf
HALl > -At 3.
j IAi > xi9 , cno lar e briok hou > e , end ono
largo ( ramp house , witli full lot on Casa nearlSlh-
ttrfli t. Fine cli nco for invtsimcnt , rent fcr f78 *
per month : 0 11 for full inrtlztilara , on
HHMIS ,
f.OO-ti _ Agent. 16th r > "d Douglag atg.
* 1-OK BALK. The Arlington House-
HUTIil
Fir clftso ; all furnished. Thu only hotV
in town. The cheapest prop tj tn the BtAtcw
Has all the traveling ram. Will be sold cheap ou
terms to suit. Enquire of E. Fnlle , proprietor , -
Arlington , Washington county Net ) . 6C3 tt
"KTIOK SALE Or > 7lll oxcha go for Omaba pro.
JD perty , an Improved sec ca of land adjoin
ing a station on U. P. R. R. II. DUNHAM , HI 1
Faruham St. , Omaha. 720 3rnt
IUCK FOB EALK. .
B 203-tf KSTABKOOK & COE.
T7IOK BALIS Ifio POl'ULAiV-illOTIIL , knowni
JD as the SOYS' HOME. Thla house I ) cen
trally looted , has ecu'h nnd cast front , and Is-
eurroacdod w th fine shade tr-t : contnlngthlrtyr
Bleeping rocica , has Ice bousijiuindrBaraplo. .
room , &cc II ei worldwide ror-utatlon ruid a.
jetter patronsKe than many Iiaucen ol twice Ita-
capacity. Price tE.OOO. Fcijurtlculora ad-
drtss , A. A , SAWDEY , Red Cloud , Mob.
EM-U
_
_ MIBCELLANIOOS , _ _
' Betwicn Edholm A Kjrickeon's and I3lp
LOS'J cliurcli , a pair ol hli-.arujl ulilto . .tripod
elnM'B t e. li' tnc-mndo. 'J ho Miidtr w 1 be sult-
01 lv rewarded by l avlnt ; the caicu at > M < let li
Krlckson' * . 97 19
. AGENTS for Nobraika. Kan oa nnd
to represent the INUUsTJUAL
L > > FB ASSOCIATION ol Indiariapolla , Indiana ,
wu'ch ' h a stood the to t of tiin , pa\a all loxtui
In fullatroriKly Indorucd br th he t liixura cc ,
aiithnrUcs ; tliorou ily eatablUhtd , casUy
worked- nail i' not.ou the co-Oxn tito or old.
line pbm 'Literal contract ! nudu wllh cner
K'etlii n < ont nt a cornX'33ation | ol from two
thououd to thrco tljousird dolUri per .year
Addreit 1NIUTR < AI. LIFE ASSOCIATION. .
W o. 70 East ilarket stuct , ladlanipolls. lud.
' , ) uly2J-lm3.
/ LOSING OUT BALK OF
\J O to Jlamifact i > .
One COinch , I'lico 8 8 50 , n.c'um ! to $ 7C3 *
Una 2U jnuh , Price 10 UO , rud l en to 3 M.
OnoZtllnuh , nei 17 1 o , n diu-il to fiKV
One J2iicli , Price 22 01 , rtducnl to" IS 00.
OnolGltic , 1'rlcu 20 > . nduied to 2100.
One caiiich , Pilco bGOO/.railu-ed to CCO'
1 1 el Sjwl cs nnd Itubbcr Tycru ; *
Oac 38 'noil , I'tlcu $25 ODi.r. durcit to fJO 09.
One 42 Intb , Trie 35 00 , rcduivd to SO 00.
Oolurubii , 1'opo Mai'U/fotury :
One ia In go , | > laln , l > rlcoS5 , rvtluccd to $ K ) ,
Ono.SHiuh , h 'f ' bright , .frlro ! > B , rudJ odlt >
% 15
Ora 40 hub , half nk-hle , Prtco iD5 , rcdaud , to
OuoKxpraes wagon , price ( UO 00 , roJucedi to
lvvn lilcyclfF.Brontw , As I will
iKi , Ilio &bo\e indiicenienbiareoDrrd. N.
I. U Soloman , Omar's/Cob. 174f | ,
Absolutely Pure.\
Thja powder n ver vanes. A marvel of *
purity , etreng'Ji nnd wtiole-omeneri.
.More ecouomiukl than the ordinary klndj ,
and cannot bo old iucouipctition with the
multitude of low tent , short weight , alum
or phosphate ii.i ciers. Sold nuly in cana ,
KOVAL BAKING PonuEu Co.
100 Wall St. , New York.
CHOICE CIGARS.
Imported nnd Domestic.
Finest Selection tnTowa.
Prices to Suit Everybody.
From Half a Dollar Down to fie.
Sch roter & , Becht's