THE DAILY BEf-jJlDESDAV JPHfi.8. .
That BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure n. hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility , and
gives a new lease of life ,
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nervesenriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness , wakefulness -
fulness , and lack ofenergy
Keeps off all chills , fevers ,
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
37 Wallcer St. , Baltimore , Dec. 8&i.
For lx year * I h ve been a creit
tuffercr from Blood Uiieaie , Dyi-
pepila.indComtlpation.andbecame
o debilitated that I could not retain
anything on my stomach , In fact ,
life had almost become a burden.
Finally , when hope had almoit left
me , my husband steins HKOWN'S
IKON liirmns advertised In the
paper , Induced me to Rive It a I rial.
1 am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt > o well In six
years u I do at the present time.
Mn. L. F. CIIIFHX.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up , " than
any medicine made.
GCI/U MEDAt , , IVUIIS , 1870.
BAKER'S
Jlnler'i Prtmluin CT rotal , lho lot
preparation cf plain ctiocotato for fam-
IIu > i > . Haler' llrrakfinl Coroa ,
f.om which the exert * ol oil hti been
removed , culljillctileil and irlmlribly
cjaptcilfor Invallji. IlaHer't yunillti
CAvfahitc , a drink or eaten u con-
fcctlr.ntry U a dellcloui artlclo t hljhly
recommended bjr tourUti. Duker1 !
Jlroma , Inraluable at a diet for clill-
dren. Qtrman Suietl Chornliitc , a
moit rzctlltnt trtlclt for Umtlki.
Sold lij Grocers oierjrrhcro.
\V. IJ A.1C3CK & CO. *
JJorcheitcr. JUatt.
DUFRENE &
ARCHITECTS !
.REMOVED TO
Omalia National Bank Balding ,
PILE OINTMENT S GO
OINTA1ENT ff ? f fr ? . . 25
.Fovor n.td ARUO Tonio Uordlal. . .1 00
STINDARD LIVEII PILLS. . . 2
ri vnunAA : us 2f:3.'f ! : : : f . 26
SUUE OUUE FOR CORNS . 25
( Warranted or money rtlunclcil. )
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mnnutuctur'cl hyV. . J.Whltohon e. 008 North
Ctb St. "imiba oti. nu
J. E. BERGEN ,
AND
FAi OY GROGEilfES ,
Cor. Slxtoenthaml Strsetn.
K
t * <
Are acknowledged to be the
best by all who have pat them
to a praotioal test.
ADAPTED TO
COKE OR WOOD.
MANUFAOTUBED BY
Buck's Stove Go. ,
8AINT LOUIS. |
BOLK AOENTfl FOR OUA IU
An excellent Tonic and Appc-
tizcrofrxqulMtallaror , urn ) Hie
viholo world orer. Curral iixip.
Hf , NervuU'neHf , IKadache , bt *
tlllty , t'cvfrand AKUO , Dlarrhui
i l all ( luwrdi'ii of the Dltrtittve
Orgtni. It lni | rti a ik'llcloui
flavor to a Rla vt chaniiueiiOi
UtuonjkUe , oda , and alt urtnLs.
Try It. Tbo icrnulna Aneoitura
Betters. l roaJc by Dr. J. U. U
8.1(1 liy H UlTJI
tl t < , Uruccni and U'juurt > e.ilrr
J. W. WUPPEPMAN , Sole Agent
51 Broadway , N. Y.
ERIN'S FORTUNES ,
It is In the Hoaits of Her Sons ,
An Bnthueinatio Expression at
the League Moutlug Tues
day Night.
Uoyd'a open * hocoo waa crowded
Tuojday upon the occasion of the
meeting held to ratify tbo notion of
tbo 1'hiladolphia convention In April
hat.
Preceding the organization of the
assembly the A. O. II. baud gave a
series of patriotic and atlrrlng alra
from the balcony In front of the houao ,
which the largo crowd on the direct
evidently appreciated , and at the
clone a selection was played on the
Innldo.
Tfco iomblago waa called to order
by
MR 0. .1 HMYTII ,
itr.j.ntv ivc if Jxuoraeka In the con-
tic. ' . ' uuoll of it.ti lu : > ino. ; Ho opoko
uUi > nl the convention as a parllamim-
cry body , npon the work which Hdld
ntl the duty of Irishmen to tholeoguo
which It formed. It was , ho eM , n
athering of mou noted in all the
'alks ' of llfulor thrlr consorvativonoBa
nd rare ability. Union must honce-
orth be the watchword of Irishmen. '
Vlthout It they can accjmpllnh nuth-
ng ; with It , everything. IJo that
uato a otraw in the way of the uncccrs
f the now league la a traitor to hla
ooplo , an enemy cf humanity and
etiorvcfl the excoratioua of all liberty-
.ivlng pcoplo. Putty Dlrifcs und flol-
eh asphatlona must bo burled in the
ncccto of tlla humane , heaven-sane-
lonud movement.
MAYOH 0'IIAHE.
Mr. Smyth , npon closing hie re-
narkfi , Introduced Mayor Ohaoo , who
aid that ho waa glad that Ilia oiliolal
oaltion allowed him to prcoldo on tills
ccaalon. Every Irishman , said ho ,
now how real and earnest hla Inter-
Bt hao been for Irlahmen Bluoo the
rst mcotlog In thin city , and that in-
oroat would continue , for ho believed
hat Irishmen are a uoblo race , fnll of
uergy , having plenty of brain , end
Iwaya rrndy to fight. The fighting
men In thla world no the ones who
tvhi the battle , llo denounced the
jaglleh government aa cowardly and
rrogant. Ho declared himself body
nd aoul with this movement , with
'jrnoll at ita head. The tlmo la coni
ng when England will bo ruled by a
resident , and not by a queen. You
night as well try to dam the Missouri
Iver an to atop thin movement , with
'arnoll aa ita great leader. Union
lone la neccBsnry for the BUCCOBH of
litn movement.
Upon the suggestion of May or Olmec
wo necrot&rleu were elected Messrs.
rlosErn. lironnan and MoDjvltt , and a
ommlttoo ot three on resolutions wau
ppnlntod , namely : Meenrp. Smyth ,
0'MalIoy ' aud Olalr.
ItBV. 1)11. 1KTTH ,
llev. D ; . Qeo , 0. Botta , formerly
iBstor of kJt , Barnabaa church in thla
ity , and now of St. Louis , waa next
ntrodncod aa the orator of the ovou-
ng nnd waa enthusiastically rccolvod.
Mr. Bottu eulogized the Irish race
u the moat eloquent language for their
mdyinj ! love of country , and tholr
il'orta to nsslat with financial aid and
ithor help thoao who uro fixhtlng the
battle of life and liberty at homo , llo
cullud on Irishmen to demouBtrato to
lolltlaians that they are as good men
iftcr election aa bofoio It. llo waa
ippasod to the lohorno of hixvluc ; the
rlsh all desert their natlvu land and
itnlgrato to Amorios , aa It waa Incon
intent with the love of country which
) ud baa placed In every man's heart ,
llo believed thatsomo day the liberty
if Ireland would bo an accompllahrd
not. Oro.it natloua have rleon , flour-
shed , ruled mllllona of people , aud
lecayud und buoor.no almoot forgotten.
5n U wai with Rome , the mlstrcas ol
ho world , and no It would bo with
inclnnd. What la there about Eng-
atid that aho should live forever ? I-\
t bocauio uho has aubduod India ,
crushed Ireland , and ran riot atuonf
.ho XuluB ? Will Ireland over bo free' '
Yes , thauk Qed , Ireland will bo freo.
Mr , Botta closed by calling upon the
[ rlsh to unlto aud assist with hear !
and soul and pnrso In the formation
ol the Irish-American national league.
Mr. Smyth road the platform
adopted by the national league at
Philadelphia and then road the follow-
lug
The representatives of the Irish
men of the United Statoa , in conven
tion nmomblod , at Philadelphia on
April 26th and 27th , 1883 , after dig-
nlfiod , harmonious and honorable de
liberation honorable to themselves
aa the representation of high-spirited
and liberty-loving people and honor
able to all who abhor oppression and
love freedom having formnlatcd a
corks of resolutions declaring the
solemn conviction of their mluda on
tbo Irish qucatlon considered In Ua
various phases , and having iu the
spirit of thoao resolutions formed anew
now organization to bo known as the
Irish National Loagno of America and
promulgated a constitution for the
government of the oame , bo It there-
foru
RESOLVED , That wo , citizens of
Omaha , do hereby express ouraolvca
aa iu full sympathy with the clear ,
logical nnd fuarloiu resolution ! ) adopt
ed by the Philadelphia convention ,
and that they have our enllrojand un
qualified endorsement ; ixnd
RESOLVED , That tbo plan of organ
ization adopted by the Philadelphia
convention for the union of all Irish
men In the United States , under the
uamo of the Irish National League ol
America , is hereby adopted , and that
wo do now proceed to org.mlza a
branch of the Irish National Laagua
of America in the city of Omaha.
RKSOLVED , That wo renew our
pledge of confidence in the sincerity ,
vigilance , patriotism and ability ol
that bravo loader and advocate of
Irish rights , Oharloa Stewart Puruell ,
who , amid throats , taunts and bitter
vituperation , stands calmly and brave
ly fighting for the liberties of the
Irish people.
RESOLVED , That wo cordially en
dorse and. will cheerfully contribute
to the Parnoll fund that these obliga
tions may be canceled which now
encumber the homestead of our loader
on account of hla faithful labor la the
public act vice , to the detriment cf hla
prlvato Intercuts.
REHOLVED , That copy of thoao
renolutloiiH bo furnished THE OMAHA
DEE , Republican and Herald for pub
llcntlon , and that a copy bo alao uent
o The National Citizen , Rt-dpath'a
Woalcly , Irish World , Boston Pilot ,
Irlsh-Annrlcan , Tbo Republic , for
publication.
Mr , Smyth announced that on next
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock n moot
ing will bo held at Itnomy'a hall for
the purpoto of organizing a branch
league ,
A call boiod made for Riv. Mr.
Williams , that dontloman addressed
the audience briefly. Ho ndvieod the
Irish to act prudently , and tc unite
and leave all extraneous matters alone
to loaro crcode nnd ether differences
to themsolvoo and unltn in the one
common cauno of Ireland.
The Omaha Glou club had a pious-
nnt surprise in ntoro for the mealing
In the ahnpo of n volunteer song , "God
Sftvo Ireland , " which took the homo
by atortn. A vote of thanks was ten
dered the club , and the mooting ad-
jonrnod to moot on Sunday at 2 p. m.
at Knony'ft hall.
AMONG THE CHERUBS.
The Approaching Vacation anil
the Way it Will bo Spent by
Scholar and Teacher.
Rambling Reflectiono Suggest
ed by a Flying Visit to Borne
of Omaha's Schools.
In less thnn one month the achol-
QEtlo year in all our educational insti
tutions will have come to n cloao. It
will bo attended with the usual packIng -
Ing of books , exchanging of aouvonlra ,
cloning of rooms and parting of
frionda. The "gay aohool boy , " who
cures considerably about the morrow ,
and hla little nlator who rather emu
latca him Iu that rcapoot , will hurry
homo to torment their doting parents
and give their touchers a rest. And
the gentle ( ? ) teacher , if she has saved
enough after her Innocent dissipation
in trillloa which adorn and beautify ,
will take her rent , by working harder
than over In climbing hills , or rowing
bents , or broiling under the ann , and
'aboring generally to convince herself
hat oho ia having a "right nice and
ery pleuaaut tluiu. "
Teachers , of all profession ? , are
moat addicted to this speclca of recro-
itlon. It la ao delightful , In after
osslon d'Aje , to recount it to the
rlcnd or frlonds who wore not BO
'placed" aa to have boon able to on-
oy thomaolvo ? .
Even though the recounting bo In-
plred by that eccret satisfaction
which makcB na all fool bettor than
ur neighbor , let U bo hoped the lady
may have enjoyed heraolf aa aho ro-
jresontR , booauRo thoao who know the
nature and exactions of her occupa
ion , will cheerfully admit that she
leartlly deserved It.
A flying visit waa made to some of
mr educational Institutions a few daya
inco. An o Hi car of the board of education
cation accompanied the reporter. It
waa an unexpected vltlt , and caused
ho lUter to fool , aa a consequence ,
dcupito tbo oasnninco of hla conductor
to the contrary , that it waa ono of In-
rnalon.
It aeomcd to bo generally undor-
teed , that visitors , under certain clr
cnmstancoB , are welcome In the
chooln. The teacher generally ntrlvou
o miku the call ao pleasant to the
caller us it may bo within her power
o do , und to doalro him In retiring to
carry with him a high estimate of her
us nn Inotrnctroas nnd of the
attiilnmonta of her echolarr.
In Homo of the olaaa-rooma visited ,
stay of bat a moment waa indulged ,
In other * ! ec.ita wcro taken and time
Duflhlont waa apont to observe nol
only the ruothod of the teacher but
ttlso the euccesa with which it waa at
tended in the Imparting of Informa
tion. A more than cursory view woo
taken of the component elements
which entered into the composition
of the aovoral olasaea. The
children , of courao , in the main
were of Amtrlonn birth , though Ir
many instances with countenances BO
strongly marked aa at once to identify
them , na the ease may have been , with
Irish , German or Swedish ancestry.
There were colored faces , which , o
course , left no doubt aa to their origin
andnpon | which no Inconsiderable in
telligence waa distinguishable. Wherever
over the reporter wont theao swarthy
features beamed , their owners little
thinking , perhaps , of the awful wealth
of blood that was p nrod out to achieve
for them , among other things , the
privileges they were 10 innocently on
joying.
The eohool of the backwoods am
the public aohool'of early years have
largely passed away. The Titanic eys
torn of instruction by which the luckless
loss student waa oramnmd with the
information which ho waa incapable o
appreciating , because the instructor
lacked the Insight to hla nature to
make him not only appreciate but seek
for it , IIM , iu a manner , boon con
signed to oblivion with them. In ita
stead have come , on the part of the
teacher , u knowledge of the ttndcn
and a study of the moaua to make
palatable to him the mental food neo
osaary for hla intellectual well being
Of thoio facts the reporter waa at
Interested observer in many of the
o'.awoE. The toaohera , in multiform
und interesting wtyu , had found the
colora and flavors which attracted the
BOiioca cf their echolara. Aa a consequence
quonco , it waa n musing to see wit )
what gusto the little ones responds
to the uaduotlvo appeals , and , unkaowi
to themselves , yet most heartily , anal
lowed the Bugar coated pill , or bruk
the cake of sugar bread which , th
while , contained a germ of kuowlodg
that nudor other forum would bar
boon avoided.
There is a reat deal sild about th
bad boy iu the class room , lie Is
never ending source of annoyance t
the teacher , The reporter looked fo
him , and a diligent search of certain
faces failed to find him , where experience
enco suggested ho lay in disguise
But the bad boy was not found. ]
may have been because of the wantlu
skill of the inspector , but certainly thi
b. b waa not on that morning , a
cast , rampant. Suiiubody , however ,
ug csted that the yotini ? gentlemen ,
or obvious roRtonn , was on hie good
) ohavlor.
The dlaslpllno no.ioad was Iu a high
cgroo commendable. Thur wwrogu-
arlty , order , nilanco and neatness ,
where eaoh nnd all of them wora unmt
ennlred. And it it a cheerful tusk to
> o&r thla In willing testimony to what ,
nder all circunisttmctSs , IE no denlra-
) ) o In sohoola.
There nro few things pertaining to
ho system of education in thla city
which Mr. Oonnoyor doea not know.
Vhat thone few thlnga are no ono
hall siy. Cortoln , there wna nothing
which the reporter Inquired nbout
rom th t gentleman wtiloh did not
eccivo immediate answer. Ho knew
ho nsino of clas , the tlmo it bad bt-yn
tudylng , the changes that hud been
iiado , those that wore to bo made , and
hundred other thlnga which , while
; hcy make a visit pleasant , tre not
nccuasury to bo aeon in print. Mr.
3onnoycr ia aucrotary of the board of
education , and If ho la moro welcome
o "his girls" irhon ho calla upon th m
with their monthly chocks than ho ii
when ho makes hla occasional cslla at
ho nchoole , it muat bo moat agreenblo
o contemplate.
B rif'Iit'nIMic'nrfl. IMnbntcB , Kiilnov
Liver or Urinnry INnrasw
Dave no fear of any ot tneao diti-
o : ca if you uao Hop Bittern , aa thay
will prevent nnd euro the worat citsca ,
ivcn when you have boon m&do worao
> y Borne yroat puffed-uii proronded
cure.
FORTUNE'S FAVORITES ,
Who Thsy Are , Whsro They
Live , and to What Extent
She Bloesus Them.
Wonderful Record of the
Paac Year.
A partial list nf the prizi-a nbova One
Plumtaud dollars , finld by Tito Loulehua
Stntu Ljttiry Coimiany durbg the yunr
endluK April , IfcBI ) , together with the
lamtu tttiil iililren-cK Riveu tuthe Oumpauy
the bolclerf , ouiittiut ; tliojo v/bo have
nmounts are on tile at
ho ullici of thu Company.
UUAWING OF MAY 9. 1633.
Fuhn Weg8rKaBotf > , Miin ! , through
First NatioualJUnk. St. 1'eUr ,
i liun . 30,020
htrle * N'oltou , cor , Sixtet-nth ht.
and Arcnua Af , Oalvea'.oo , I'ex. . 10,000
IV II. Acker * , 77 Kiverst. , Com-
lirid eport , Al. , < . 'J,5 > 0
Gillett & . CJ.'H Newlmrytjort Jix-
proas nod b'reiKht Line , ! ! liHut ' ( ,
8tinie | , U Franklin t. , au l 75
Kilby ft. , boston , AUen . 2,500
viL I'ieicf. tbronch Buuk ot °
Oummerce , St.oul , Mo . 2/CO
C. M. Stiuauu , Falrtield , Iowa. . . . 1,250
DRAWING OK JUNK 13 , 1882 ,
Beall & Ulckotta , through K n-
tucky National Bank , Loulavillo ,
Ky . C.OCO
Mra. J , Fronty , 3'Jli Vourbou at , ,
NewOrleanH , | La . 4OCO
Chas. W. Monison , Kllov/ortb , Me 4,000
Joe C. Oaawbodut , Ualveston. Tex 4,000
I. 1) . lUyne , liaronno and Canal
sts , New Orleati" , L . 2,000
Urn. L. Horn , 167 Sc.jAnnet. , New
Orleans . 2,000
DRAWING OF JULY 11 , 1882.
Wm.V. . Irwin , L. & N. R. 11. , 2d
nnd Main sta , kouisyillo , Ky v . 16,000
I'jtl
1'h
W. M. Martin , Jiungor , Mich . . . . 15,000
3 , Pittman , Mount Veruon , Ky. ,
tbroiuh Farmero' National Bank ,
StanfordKy 4,000
P. S. Dcuarry ; , Ascension Pariah ,
La , throuph llcruard Lamann ,
Uonftldaonvllle , L 3,100
II. B. Maynird , 220 Tnltdat. , New
Orlevip , La ' . 2,000
F. A.Mbgi , IGa Urnilineja : , , New
Orleans , La 2.COO
L. Uiineiro , 331 Dr.uphina et. , New
Orlean 1,200
J. C , Spear. IU and 19 Boy Is ton
Market , Boston , MUBU 1,200
Jno. H. Scott , W. & G. R. R. Co. ,
Washington , D. 0 1,200 ,
DHAWING OF AUGUST 8 , 1882.
J. A. Burks , Leolln. Natchttocbea
Parish ( UoboUtin Stulion ) Li. . . . 15,000
D. W. Sweenoy , D.nid City , Tex , ,
coUectod through Fanniu County
lianlf , Bonhain , Tex 15,000
John Head. Ill We t Wahiutoa
U. , BluomlnKtnn , III 2,000
G.G. Uieve , LyouH , WIs 2,000
W. W. Holloway , 7 South 3rd at. ,
Lafayette , Ind 1,200
Daniel llroyl , 181 South Clark at. ,
Chicago , III 1,200
DRAWING Off SKPTEMBKU 12,1882 ,
R. R Deacon , collected through
Bittoa County National Bank ,
Butler , Mo , 15,000
D. P. BUir , President Kast Mlsa.
Matrimonial Asaociatlon , Colum-
bur , Ming 15,00fl
P. N. Johnson , Houston , Tox. . . . 15,000
Peter O. Johnson. Ill Seneca at. ,
Leaveuwortb , Kau 5,000
Mioh el A. . Fmuennn. 1 Elder
Place , Botton , MASS 5.0CC
DRAWING OF OCTOBKK , 10 , 1882.
John 0. Housa , Aecsuilon Pariah ,
Pa tl5OOC
Gwvnn Harris , C09 F et. , S. W , ,
Washington , D. 0 15,000
W. L , Lewis , Co-operative Ice Co. ,
Washington , D. C I'i.OOC
Stm. Hobaon , Memphis , Tenn. . . . 5OOC
U. 0. Huntlngton , New York City 1,200
F. Sancan , Pabl aber Sentinel ,
Thibodaur , La 1,200
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 14 , 1882 ,
J. M. DIxon , EnnlT x 15.00C
Joi > uphiue Miller , 319 E. 521 street ,
New YcrkCitv 15.00C
Chas. Mnwatt , Schooner "Lucv
May , " Newburyport , Mne 10.00C
HermannToislwfr , New Yori : City o.OOC
Chan. Nne , CO Nuw Churo'i etreet ,
New York City 5,00 (
W. T. Ciarlr , Phlladnlpola , Pa. . . . 4.00C
Kiull WfllfllK , 1U2 Magazine street ,
NewOrloantf , L 2,00 (
For nocount < > l At'tnt Southern
Uxproai Co. , LymhhurK , V * 2,00 (
DHAWING OF DECEMBER 19,1SS2
Sallie F. Kinsley , 1723 Master ut ,
PhiladelphU , Pa 10,00 !
Thoa F. Ball , 820 E. 5th st , South
Boston , Mats 10.0CK
Harper S Frle. , 137 W. Court at. ,
Cincinnati , Ohio lO.COi
J ImT. Garvin , 'JO Wlllard Plase ,
Suuth End , Boston , Mass lO.OOi
F. BollUa en , 711 Pine at. , St.
Lmij.Mo 6,00
L. Shelton , collected through Ken-
tusky National Bank 5,00
Mrs , Harriet Wonoinan , > esjier ,
Onond Co , N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . 4,00
Paid Wells , Fargo & Co'a [ Bink ,
San Frhncleco. 01 , ; ; 4' ° °
Underwood FI hcr , collected
through 1st Natlouul Bank ,
Thiee Rivers , Mich . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,00
Geo. 0. & D. Ayerii , Danville , Va. 2,00
DRAWING OF JANUARY 9 , 188J
Alvlu Kensler , Ode , Mo 75,00
Auemtlne Leper , 90 Baronne at. ,
New Orleans , La 6,00
F. Tagllaplctre , 123 Cunt ! nt. , New
Orlwna , La . 6COO
H. E. Htevenr , Tltusvllls , I'a , , col-
( acted through Penn , Bank , Pittsburgh -
burgh , Pa . 1,200
N U Apple , Omnhi , Neb . 1,200
J. B Ketclmm , 032 Broadway , New
y.rk . 1,200
I'nltl Union nnd Platitord Bank ,
Memphis Teun . 1,200
DRAWING OF FKBRUAIIY 13 , 1883 ,
Cha . Kidney , .Ir , , Maytville , A.la , ,
collected tluouh ; W , R. Rlsou
& Co , Iluntfivill'j , Ala . 15,000
Crlttenden T. Colling * , Sscond Nc-
tion-\l bank , Loutaville , Ky . 15,000
Prld National Metropolitan Bank ,
Washington , D. 0 . 5,000
George Kohler , Ztlo'hl , Ohio , col
lected through 1st National
Banlr , Cincinnati , Ohln . 5,000
San.ucl Cook , 1608 Tenth at. , N.
W. . Washington , D. 0 . 2,000
Geo. E. Harriii , Burgeon ijeneral' *
ollioc. Washington , D. 0 . 2,000
L. R Darin , 23J Wiuhluftlon bt ,
Now Orleans , L % . 2,000
P , Lmcy , 520 Burgundy Bt. , New
Orleans . 2 0:0
Henry Monde ) , collected through
Seasonxood , S > ni & Co. , Cincin-
nnti , Ohio . 2,400
G , Xiii , Philad'lohls I'a . J.-iOO
Pslrt Nrditri y Valley Bank , Mn-
ryville , Mo . 1,200
DRAWING OF MARCH 13 , 188 J.
J. A Ion Scliatllor , Allentown , P.i. 15.QOO
J , J Doycr , Ilaniicotiii Dapot ,
Sonthamptnn Co. , Vn . 15.0CO
F. E. C lendcr ! , Si. Paul , Mlnu. ,
oolloetod through Nut. Bul : of
St. Psul . lf',000
John Shlp'ey , .Mnrrls nwn , Tcnn. B , ' 00
lorarl Browu , OjMa , FU . 5,000
O. Allan Pi roe , 18S Canal at. , New
Orlcam . 2,000
IV id International Brink , Chicago ,
III ? . 2000
B. A. Hathaway , CMcaeo. Ills. . . . 2.000
J c b F. Diction , Nawluryport ,
M ? H . 2,000
Geo'gy Whitman , Kenn < r\illc , La 1,200
Prtf. .TobnO. SutlN , 12 Hopkins
8t. , ClnclnnUl , Ohio . 1,200
Go rga H. Pcrsonc , Mount Look
out , Ohio . 1.200
W. P. Cord , Aimlia , Ohio . 1 200
Jno , Francisco , Wiidhineton , U. C. l,15uO
W. II , St. Olalr , Waihlngtou ,
D.C . 1,200
L'RAWING ' OP APRIL 13 , 18 3.
Misbaol Connollv , Troy , N. Y. . . . 25000
lUnry M. Ku'8dliu6- 8 Do rborn
Bt. , Chicago , III . 15,000
An.itolo Tricot , Veriiitlllcuvillc ,
La . 15.COO
Jiiniei R. Day , Malta Bend , Saline
Co. , Mo . 2,4rO
Edw u T. Ei-enberg , Jr. , PbiUdcl.
phla Pn . 2,000
II. II. Harper St. Gaorgy'g , Colle-
tou Co. , S C . 2.COO
Win. II. Hampton. Tiacy City ,
FrinUHn Co. . Tenn . 2 COO
R. F. Kniger. 211 Fourth nt , , Milwaukee -
waukee , Wis . 2.C03
Fur full fa ticutars of tie C/raml Semi'
AitMttil Drutcitnj othe I2tk inst. tec
scheme in iniuther column i\f \ thtsfcipir tu-
SIOUX FALLS
Jasper Stone
[ INCORI'OllATEDJ
Th's Company Is no-v prorarod to receive onion
for
SIOUX FALLS JASPER
FOR
Building Purposes ,
Ami wilt make fitrurca on rouml loti for piompt
delivery. Ibu Company la shipping
To both Chicago and Omaha , and colldti corres
pondence aad orders ( rom contractor ! ) n *
S ged In paiiur etrcuts In any ot tL o
Western 0 tied.
TESTIMONIAL 3.
FurPMMiiND T'sOtnci ! , Cblcago , Wfet Divis
ion Itallwny , Cnlcaso , December 5 , 1S82. E.
KIwol , I'roslilo-'t fcloux Fills Water Power Com-
piny. Dear Sir I ha\o received from > cur comp -
p oy flnce Ottober 1 , 18S2 , about 100 car loida
o ( B'ft'ilto paUni ; blocks nnd ha\oUld them be
tween tbo rolls of our street ratlwav tracks In the
heart of the city. I hate been iBlnir ra\lnf { ma
terial In thla city form nyjearn , nnd I take ple\ '
eurointajlrff tht In my opinion theKroilte
paving blockn furnished by your company are
tbo moit regular In tihape and perfe t in form ,
and 10 far aa I have been nbln to JiUcc , are pos-
( ceaed of ax duritblo feature as any material that
ba $ e\er been offered or laid In iho city. .
Youre , JAS. K. LAKE.
[ Copy. ]
ST. Louis , March 22 , 1833.
TO WHuil IT MAY CONCERN
This la to cnrtlfy that I have ciamlncd piece
of granlto taken from the Sioux FallD Oraalte
Quarries , aud , la my opinion , It la the licet atone
for street pavlmr 1 have icen In America.
( Signed ) HENUY FIAD ,
Pres. Board Public Improviuionu.
Stone for Paving Purposes
Aud any person Interests ! In euch Improvement !
will tlnil It creally to hh adtantngo to
communloto with us , Vfe Invite
OORRESPONDKNOE ON THE
SUBJECT.
The central mna"emt > nt and supervision ot
the company's builnesa la now In the hands
of Wm. JlcB lc.
Addreu your letters to
A , G. SENEY ,
President of the Jjepcr Stone Co.
ml m&r-tf
JIDI : ariuNn ATVAOIIUKXT NOT J'ATKWI
KB.
A. J. 'SIMPSON.
LEADING
TA&S PAOTOEV
UCJ tnt Ull UcdKu fitroat ,
OMAHA , NKI ,
JOHN STAW.F.S , JKHOMKECnAMl1.
10 1'roMdcnt Vlca 1'rcu t.
\V. S. IJElbHKN , SPO
THE NEBRASKA
MfcUFACTURIE 00
10
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANDFAOURERS OP
Ocrn rianttr * Hnrrowt Farm Roller * ,
Bulky Pokcf Bucket tlevatlrg Wlndmll
We are prepaieJ to do Job work and manufac
turlng for other p rtlea ,
Addiesi all ordeil to the
NE11KASKA MANUFACTURING CO ,
Lincoln , N b ,
HAS TEE J5KST STOCK IH OMAHA AND1AKES THE LOWEST PRIDES
n\ \
Have now been finished in our store , ma ! *
Ing it the largest and most complete
TSf.
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS
One Exoluuively lor the two of Passengers , Those immense ware
rooms three ntoros , are 66 leot wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kiiu.s of Household and Office Furniture eve
shown-
shownAll
All are invited to calls take the Elevator on the first flee
tnd go through the building and inspect the stock.
OHAS. SHIVERICK ,
206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Om ha
-DEALERS IH
V S
H
Fire and Burglar Proo f
tea ex
1020 Far n ham Street ,
WI10I.UaAi.lJ AND BETAIL BKALEB IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , D80RS , BLfKOS , OLDIHGB , LIME , $ mM
OJTBTAT5 tamt JOB IIILWACKEG
Union Pacific OMAFA ,
ity k.ZKno > asixmaaauaa454caratsJBOTO
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
'JIWIH8 UAOIUHREY , DKLTiNG , QOSE. BRA03 AND IRON ? IP
PAOK1NQ , &T tFOOLESALE Alitl KETAIL.
L BELLS
Cor. Farnam and 10th Strsets Omaha , Neb.
PERFECTION
HEATiftG AHD
la only attained by nalng
Stoves and
WITH
IfAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For ealo by
* " ilfflLTOSI OGERS' & S8HS
MANTJFACrOREK OP
Window Caps , Finials , Skylights , &c.
THIRTEENTH STREET. - - OMAUA , NEB
The Oldest Wholesale and
BetaH JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
the Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
PRECIOUS STONES and
all descriptions of FINE
WATOHISB at as Low Pri
ces as is coinpafciblo with
honorable dealers. Gall
and afto our .Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner nth ? .nd Farnham
Strasta
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN TDK WEST I
Gtaneral Agents for the '
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufacture ! } .
Our prices are as Low as
any EasternManufacturer
and Dealer ,
Pianos and O'gans sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Pric s.
A SPLENDIO st ck oi
Steinway , Chickering ,
Knabo , VOEO & Son's Pi
anos , and otb > r makes.
Also Ciough & Warden
Sterliiig Imperial , Smith
American Oreanu , &c , Do
not Tail to see us before
purchasing.
MAX MEYER & BROM
IFAGTURERS OF SHOW GASES
A Large Stock always on Hand.
\
MANUFACTURER OF FINE
BUGGIES , CARRIAGES & SPRING WAGONS
My Repository Ia Constantly filled with a Saloot Stock. Best
CKCT
Office and Factory. 3 , W ! Oor. ioin ana uapitol Avenue.
m a rn&o-ly.