Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 2 , ° > , 183-1.
1UCHARDS & CLARKE , W. A , CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Suporintcndon
Omaha Iron Works
u. P. RAILWAY 17TI1 & 18TII STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS , KOLLEKQMILLS , :
Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
I STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ,
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
"We are prepared to t'nrnish plans and estimates , and will contract foi
the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , ffemStone to the Roller System.
Q31P"ii < : pecial attention ghc'ii TO furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made tor same. Weneral machinery repairs attended
to promptly. Ad < hvss >
RICHA.RDS & CLARKE , Omaha , Neb.
PERFECTION
Heating and Baking
In only attained by using
TER OAK
Stoves and Ranges ,
WIHI WIRE GAUZE OVER DQOR& &
For sale by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS ,
OMAHA- '
UANUFAOTUREB OF OF STIUOTLY ITOST-CLASa
AND TWO WHEEL GARTS.
1310 and ISM llarnoy Htreet and 403 B. llthlBtreet , ) nlVTATTA T01ZP
IlluttnUd Catalogue ( urulsheinroo upon application. J Vr liil * * | AlBB
Dr. CONNAUGHTON.
403 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Established 1878 Catarrh ,
Deafness , Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured. Patients
Cured at Homo. Write for "THE MKWOAi.-MihHioNAuy , " for the Peopled 7-Vcc.
Consultation and Correspondence Qratln P. 0 , Box lif)2. ) Telephone No. 220.
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Postmaster. Davenport , says : "Physician of
Real Ability nnd Marked Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
writes ; "An Honorable Man , Fine Success , Wonderful Cures. " Hours , 8 to fi.
fc = 3
THE LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY
1409 and 1411 Dodge St. } OMAHA , NEB
STATK JOTTINGS.
LINCOLN.
The Lincoln pottery works ivro nftntn I
operation after n long \ncAtlon.
Omnhn contributed nioro to the Homo o
tlio Friendless hero than nil the rest of th
Mate.
The lo of stamps for the la < t cinarto
amounted to $9,225. 12. ivjrMnst SP.GS' ) . 10 < Uir
Inp the utimo time In 183 ; . ' .
The Democrat thinks Lincoln loit the flUte
fnlt through lighting factious. It consoles It
* elf by ( rvjlne : " \vo can Hvo In n nunnery a.
they can , ami porlinH ] enjoy it much inoro. "
Ne.il Sxylo-i , n ( icriiiMi of color , wall tip it
the nrM of the wlilto sports , w. i run In by
the pollco last \ \ eek fur forglntr. an onlor on a
inllllnor for$15. Ho van bucking tli3 Afrl
can game of "craps. "
Two wcddltiKsnro bflloil for next Thursday.
Mr. Herbert } I. WliidiMter , iwislatunt man
apor of JntiRon Bros , ft Co. , will lead to the
nltar Ml Cnrrlo Sessions. Mr. 1) . ] . . lirauo ,
of'IH. . ( larrctson k Co.'fl publUhlriK house ,
111 bo marrlud to i\lisa \ Klotuior Kng ! loy.
A nltio yeir old school boy , who noemcd to
lo uull supplied \\lthinouoyat all time * ,
\\htch ho dUtrlbutod among the llttlo tada ,
was traced to his linuiohcro \\ngfoimii
lint lila mother's wallet hud been ompttod ol
H woilth. There was n wild time In the
summerkltchon for BOX cral inlnntoa thereafter.
The Democrat frtjs Mr. Sidney Smith , nu
Dinaha architect , Is In corrcspomlimco
mrtios to furnWi plann for n line hutol to ba
nit up In Lincoln , Tlio now hotel \ \ < w In-
, ended to bo ixftur the ntylo of the 1'rtvton in
Jmuha , though , of eoiirao , not MMIng RC
ouch. The utto selected U 1.11 the corner ol
X and Klou'tith streets.
I'llKUONT.
Mr. II , llcngtsnn left last week tolstt
Sweden , his native land.
During the mst year tlio receipts at the U.
1 * . depot In this city worn $10,000 nioro than
' > r any pro\ioim twoho mouths ,
The CoiiRregntionallsU have Kocurod OUT
$1,000 $ ns the foundation of a fund for a now
church to coat in the neighborhood of 815,000.
The Journal says that during Ilia last twou.
y months , thu I * . 1' . ontiiiR house at Fremont
cceivcd 83,000 , most ofliich was paid out
n the city.
Ono of the distinguished members of tin
jacholura axwclatlon , who was particularly
vigorous in denouncing the fair sex at tha an
nual banquet , lisa received n proposal of mar-
iago from n woman at Columbus , Ohio. Bets
nro tun to one that ho will accept.
( lisp-itch from Colutnbn , ( Joorpin. an
nounces the deith there of Thomas Wilson ,
ho well known loidor of thu co\vboy with
ho Cody & Carver "Wild West" show last
uinmer. Ho was traveling with Carver in the
outhern tato3 at the tlmo of his ile.ith. Ho
orinerly kept a livery stiblo nt Fremont nnd
vas well known thoiuliout ; the state.
riATTSMOLTII.
The 1'lattsmouth live stock association has
ccelved 18 head of horsei from Clarinda.
Lincoln Miles has returned from 1'ixtcrson ,
) hlo , with a bride , whom ho tied to there on
ho IM lust.
A large cattle company has been formed at
Plattamouth , vlth a capital of $100,000 , to
rent a ranch in Ouster county.
Thri'o children in the family of S. Qiiinn
ro down with scarlet fov er. Only it few days
ago ono of the family died of the disease.
The Catholic fair last week was iiiito | a suc
cess. A musical and literary programme was
endcrod each evening , in which several Onm-
taans participated ,
1'lattsmouth wants a canning factory , nnd
, ho Herald says I'lattsmouth would Imvo a
canning factory if any of her capitalists had
my backbone about them.
The 25th of January , the day sot for 1'oliu's
ixecutiondraws on apace and ho will Boon'know
vhcthcr it is the penitentiary or eternity for
lim. Wo understand that his father has so
ured some three thousand names to the port
ions fur tlio commutation of the dcatn sou-
once , ami that in a day or two they will 1)0
> resented to the Governor for hid action.
lerahl.
Therowasa viild time at the old Sarpy
iiso ono night last week. The Journal sayo
won n free and furious fight. Tlio men
were and bragged , and thu woman crind and
ed. Kolling pins nnd other household arti-
ICB filled tlio air. A fireman on the B. & M.
uid his scalp lifted by a blow from r. rolling
iin. '
John Morse , an insanu man who has been
onlined in the asylum for nsarly a year , was
ant east la Seek in charge of commissioner
odd , of Cass county , who will accompany
im to Xovv York and pluco him on board a
vainer bound for Kngland. The unfortu-
ate man is tha father of three young girls ,
/ho now have comfortable homes with fncnds
ear Weeping Watnr. 1 lo is n brother-in-law
f Dr. Gibbon , of the Gibbon house at Weep-
ng Water , who cares for ono of his Ilttln
iris. Tin ; mother of tint lit tin girls died
omo time before his adliction camn upon him ,
nd was indued the cause of that calamity.
HASTINGS.
The business of the postollico in 1883 foots
p & ! ) , G44.43. The money order business In
10 Kama time amounted to $30,000 ,
Hastings is nbout to liavo a flouring mill of
illiclont capacity for two hundred barrels of
our per day and to cost not loss than § 25,000 ,
Among the real estate transfers in Adorns
jmnty lost week vvcio n farm of 80 acres near
Tnntnta and the DoJd farm near Hastings for
8C.COO.
The proposition to establish gas works on
ondition that the city pay for forty posts or
bout two miles of Jumps nt n cost to the city
f thirty dollars each per year for a term of
wonty-ono years , was rejected by the conn-
Tin : hTATK IN aKNKKAI.
Auburn wants a cigar factory.
Dakota county brajs of her f t stock.
David City improved tfOO.OOO worth last
fear.
fear.The
The state normal vchuol at Tern ! ian ail'J
Indents.
Blair has \oted 510,003 In Imnds for a now
chool building.
Ncllch is nurclng a long-felt want , In fact ,
overal of them.
West Point started on tha nowj uar with
taU a ilo/on births ,
The riibh of settlers to Drown county is not
retarded by the weather.
Norfolk's hankx did a business , last year ,
ggregating $7,000,000.
Noinaha City U the terminus of the lioat-
ice branch of the IS. & M.
Ulysses improved 935.800 worth during the
year IShil , and I Using City 27,000 ,
The now Catholic church at O'Neill , exclu-
ivo of gents and furniture , cost $5,014 ,
Diphtheria prevails at Mndlson and In the
adjacent counties to nu alarming extent.
The commissioners of 1'litltw county have
ef used to license a saloon nt Holdrodgo.
Mull service on the Nebraska City line was
ixtended from Tecuin'eh to lioaUlco last
Vtuek ,
The commiiMionorx of Hall county iiave do
Ided to bridge the l.'luHo river nt liightoen
ile island.
Keal o tate In Grand Island li\s taken a
rfsn owing tn the prospective arrival of the Ii ,
M , ralho d ,
The Grand Island Building association hun.
[ led during the second year of its existence
about $40,000.
llnv. 8.1' , Van Doouer , presiding elder of
the Norfolk district of the M , K. church , died
, t Genoa last week.
The new $5,000 irethodlst ] ; plscoial church
atlUolr ii neirlv completed and will bo dedi
cated 1'ebruary 3rd.
A small vein of coal lion been dlscov nrcil
tear Blair forty feet below the surf ace. 1'ros-
Kjcting wilt begin at once.
In Butler county , In the summer of 183.
.here were 50,477 acres of corn planted ami
21,7 < ! 8 acres of wheat. The total number of
acres of land under cultivation In the county
181,728.
The residence of Albert Bryan , t Ithaca ,
was destroyed by Ore lout week. The house
nnd contents are a total IOHH ,
Contractor Fitzgerald has completed the
Jxford cut-off tolloldredge lul'helpti county ,
nnd the Chester line to Hebron.
The vigilantes raided O'Neill again lost
week , and carried oil throe of the Dutcher
"atnlly , on the charge of horse stealing.
John Fitrgerold , the well-known ruilroud
contractor , has cribbed M,000 ! bushels of cor
on hit farm near Greenwood , CMS county.
The severe cold weather hns postjionod th
completion of the Boatrlco branch of the U
1' . A few days of fine weather would linioh II
An an Indication that thn now town o
Crowoll , nnnr Wr t Point , is looming \ip , th
fact U mentioned that A saloon is already it
full blast.
Major Joseph Mathow&on , ono of thooldos
nnd most highly esteemed cltlrons of Norfolk
died on Wednesday last of pneumonia , after i
short Illness.
The Herald grumble * bocnuso the coal oh
at Wayne is to "confounded dirty that i
twelve-inch stack Is necessary to carry off tin
ftnoko and gas , "
X largo number of bnavora can bo toum'
along the river north of 1'oru , and nil nloii ) .
iho stroain through the bottom cm bo soon
traces of tholr work.
It Is estimated that 109,000 buohols of con
now cribbed at Sheldon. Most of it WA
jouaht for t\veuty.flvo vonti n bushel , and U
iold for n ratio In the market.
A sharper named Filmoro , doallng in agri
cultural Imitlomnnts nt Crnb Orcliinl , G.igo
: ounty , has skipped the county , taking with
ilmn laigo MIDI of money borrowed from
nislness men ,
Tho.Mcrrlck County lllblo society dUtrl-
lilted Wl7r. ! copies of "Tho Word" last > o ir.
) n this largo number the Kocloty leccivod , on
tnnvoraKO , ntrllldovor ono mill oaclu The
ovi < od edition is as cheap ivs dirt.
Gov. Pumas says Otoo county has sold nnd
s holding In store -00,000 bushels of apples ,
lo thinks no state in the union offers such
ircat ; opportunities for nuro-iinyinp , largo torn
ncrclal orchards as Nebraska ,
John Siren , deputy internal revenue collec-
or for Nebraska , was in Blnlr nt the time of
ho loip year party ; nnd The Vllot sayn , "ho
\n8 In great demand by the ladles and danced
> arly nnd often In Bovornl Iniigungex. "
The Saunders County National bank has
men organl/cd nt Wahoo. The now bank
a nuthoiizod capital of 8100,000 , and a
lad up capital of ? r)5,000 , which gives thorn
ho largest capital of any bank in Saunders
county.
Thcro will bo n mooting of ( ho sheep brood-
rn of Nebraska nnd neighboring states at the
Commercial hotel , Blooinington , Neb. , Janu-
ry 30 , 1S7I , nt 10 n. in. for the puriwo
f organizing an American Merino Jjlioopltog.
ster ,
A Kentucky mule from KlckervlUo , the
iroperty of Gus 1'ayno , of Douglas county ,
lot his Waterloo the nthor day. His inulo-
lilte | H.iyed to kick tha headlight elF a looo-
uitivo , but the iron horse laid htm to sleep in
u adjacent Held ,
J.I1 , ithoados , living near Nebraska City ,
ped about 70 , attempted suicldo near that
ity recently. Ho was found lying on the
roadside nud taken to the residence of his
aughtcr , where ho expressed the wish that
iis earthly troubles might como to an end.
To fortify the claim that Alexandria is n
cosmopolitan town , the Herald noticed on the
trocta an African , nu Indian , an Irishman , 11
Icrinnn , n Frenchman , n Scotchman , and nn
englishman , besides numerous Americans ,
dctliodists , Baptist' , Presbyterians , hog buy-
rs , &c.
A Mrs. Merlclo , of Harlnu county , was the
ither day attacked by n Inrgo wolf which some
inntcrs had driven towards the house , nnd
vhich tried to break through the idoor , and
vIndow-9. She finally loaded n gun , pushing
; through the partially-opened door , and killed
10 nnimal doad.
The Mennonite settlement In Boone county
s agitated over n scandal , in which a strictly
lions deacon is the central figure. The comely
ass who performed household duties for the
foresaid deacon informed the matrons of the
ottlcmont that the p. d. would noon bo n
allier. The elders of the church were im-
icdiatoly summoned , nnd the lasciv ious doa-
ion was ordered to mnrry the maiden or suf-
or prosecution.
Itov. Father Smith , of Grceloy county ,
> assed through Columbus last Tuesday on his
vay to New York and other eastern points ,
'ho ] Iov , Father has been in charge of this
nisKion for four yearsduring which tlmo ho
ios built two largo churches and a pastoral
esidenco , costing In all about $7,000. Father
mith has been instrumental in locating 1-0
Catholic families on lands in his parish , and
> y his zeal and energy has aided very much
n the development of that portion of the
cat. [ Columbus Democrat ,
The saloons of Nebraska City are engaged
i a war on rates. Ono Haloou keeper down
icro has given notice that ho will Hell boor nt
vo glasses for n nickel , and whisky ton cents
iraight. Now , ono of tha other saloon
( copers , for there are ( itteen of them in the
ty , proposes to hell his goods the same , and
irovv in n loaf of broad Another proposes
.ogive prbes with each drink , while another
iroposcH to give away n sack of flour with
ivery one hundred drinks sold. It is hard to
ell where the war will end.
PKUSONAI * .
George B. Hamilton , of Albion , is nt the
? a\ton.
M. D. Welch , of Lincoln , is nt the Paxton.
F. 9. Pdtrin , of Lincoln , is nt the Paxton.
Jcsio T. Davis , of Blair , Is nt the Paxton.
J. W , Jtnmsoy , of Pnxton , 111. , wiw nt the
fetropolltan last night. Ho Is a sheriff , nnd
vas on his way to Blair for n man who is in
nil awaiting his arrival.
C. T. Clmtfoo , of Lincoln , is at the .Metro-
lolitan.
W. F. Gordon , of Boston , Is nt the Metro-
> olitnu.
George D. Andcrxou , of Tupokn , Kiut. , is nt
10 Metropolitan.
J. M. Dawcon and wife , of Wnkoliold , nro
c the Metropolitan.
John Loiu' , of Maitland , is at the Metro-
lolitan.
C. A. Baker , of Chicago Is a Metropolitan
next.
J. Woods Smith , oT Loup City , Is at the
Illlard.
T , M. Maniuettu , of Lincoln , is nt the Mil
ard.
ard.P.
P. S. Peacock , of Falls Citynt ! the MIL
ard.
ard.B.
B. I.andmau , of Sutton , is nt the Mlllard.
Howard Miller , of Atkinson , is nt the Mil-
ard.
ard.John
John Palmiuxt | ! , rf TeKamah , Is at the
Illlard.
Charles Collins , of the Sioux City Times , Is
n the city , nud is registered nt the Mlllard ,
Phil. N. Marks , of Chicago , In nt the Met-
ojiolitnn.
A. G. Kingsbury , of Ponca , I ) nt the Mot-
opolitnn.
Mrs. Dr. N. N. Ilorton , of Knnsas City , is
lie guest of Mr * . Andrew Kosewator.
] ' . 0. Carnes , of Howard , Is nt the Paxton ,
G. 0. Warner , of Beatrice , it nt the Paxton ,
Charles May , of Fremont , Is at the Pnxton.
Chief KiiRlnoor Butler went to Fremont
osterday to attend a meeting of tha state
iremen's oHnoclatlon ,
Frank M. Davis , ex-coinmlssloner of public
ands and building * , and 8. M , Aloxander.ox
ecrotaryof state , arrived yesterday , and are
at the Paxton.
Sir , and Mrs. W. It. Latterly , of Creston ,
n. , who have been visiting relative ) nni
rlenda in this city slnco Christmas' , left for
lomo over tlio Ii. & M , yesterday afternoon.
Mr. FranV Arnold , ono of Paxton & Galla
gher's salesmen , waa suddenly called home to
uttoud at the bed side of a itlclr ulstor. He
eft on the afternoon train yesterday with his
amlly.
The Poorla ( III. ) starch works have been
old to Dr. Fermlnel & Son of Buffalo , N. V. ,
ho contideratlon brine $300,000 of stock in
ho American glucose company. The pur-
honors will Increase the works to four times
heir present capacity , And employ COO men.
They will be started up at once.
FISHBLATT IS GONE.
The Utah Toned Doctor Has Taken Hli
DcMtnrc for Greener Fields ,
Tlio Cllnmto of Ontntin ( ltd nut I'roxi
Congenial to Illw Health nnd Ho
IH Now Kn.loylttK tlio llnlmy
Btcc/CB of Florida ,
About ono year ago Dr. A. 11. Fish
blatt made his advent in Omalia niu
oponud n shop which lie chose to call
medical dispensary.
Ho 0,11110 from Dos Moinoa , Iowa , niu'
witli n [ 'real llourish , of trumpets sought
to impress upon the people of thii citj
that ho had more money than a hog
drover. Ho fitted up apartments in the
nccoud story of the Omaha national bank
building , in princely style , and from the
nantior in which ho lived it uaa generally
conceded that ho was R fine fellow and
had a "buckskin bag of gold. "
For Bomo reason or other his bank ac
count did not "pan out" as had been ex
pected , and his day star began to wane.
A few weeks since ho wont to Florida
and loft his oflico in this city in charge of
a brother-in-law by the name of Doctor
Now. Now remained until about three
weeks njjo , when lie also packed up his
' collar box" nnd loft for the sunny
south.
About this time Fishblatt wrote to A.
II. Gladstone , in this city , tolling him to
protect himself. By that ho nicant for
Air. Gladstone to jump onto the furni
ture of hia olllco to satisfy a claim which
Gladstone hold against Fishbhti. Mr.
Gladstone however had n chattel mort-
ij.igo upon everything , and consequently
is safe.
The probabilities are Hint Mr. Fish-
blalt will not show up in these parts
again. lie has loft behind him a num
ber of patients who nro very solicitous
f jr his wclfaro and would like to sco him
just for a few ininutoa.
Muintierclior'H It
The Omaha Mionnerchor have an-
lounccd a private masqucrado ball on
'liuraday evening at their hall , the Con-
ral , on Fourteenth street , south of
) odgo. Their masquerades have for
omo yoara boon public nlfuirs and ovory-
) ody has had a good t\mo \ there , but the
ocioty has decided to hold this ono ox-
lueivoly for its friends and members
nd will therefore malco it a nrivato ball
9 which no persons u ill bo admitted but
hpao whoso presence is requested by
irintcd invitations or by members , and
io _ tickets will bo sold at the door. Three
irizes will bo oll'ercd for masks , and the
ommittoe guarantee a big timo.
Tickets can only bo had of members
nd at John Banmor's.Wm. Wockbach'o ,
lerRoll iV ; Ilosonzwoig's , Ea. Maurcr's ,
. Kaufman's and Ed. Wittii ; ' ? .
Army Ordcrn.
Recruit Itoy M. Snyder , enlisted at
fait Omaha , Nob. , is assigned to the
fourth infantry.
lUcruit August Muller , enlisted at
fort Douglas , Utah , ia assigned to com-
> any I ) , Sixth infantry ,
A general court-martial is appointed to
icot at Fort Sidney , Nob. , on the 2-tth
ay of January , 1884 , or as soon thoro-
ftor as practical , for the trial of Sor-
eant Francis Gallnghor , company A ,
fourteenth infantry , and such other
( risoners as may bo brought before it.
IIKTAIL roil THK COUIIT.
Captain Frederick E. Trotter , Four-
eonth infantry.
Captain Augustus II. Bainbridgc ,
fourteenth infantry. ,
Captain Daniel W. Burke , Fourteenth
ifantry.
First Lieutenant John Murphy , Four-
-oonth infantry.
Second Lieutenant William B. Rey
nolds. Fourteenth infantry.
First Lieutenant Richard T. Ycatmnn ,
fourteenth infantry , judge advocate.
A prcater number of ollicors than these
lamed cannot be assembled without
nanifcst injury to the service.
WASHINGTON WAIFS
The emperor of Japan has conferred
upon General Horace Capron , of this
city , the second order of the Rising Sun ,
as a mark of appreciation for valuable
orvico rendered to Japan. This is the
irst time the order has boon conferred
ipon a foreigner.
The house committee on postofllccH
and nostroads agreed to report favorably
a bill fixing tlio rate of postrtgo at ono
cent for three ounces on newspapers , pe
riodicals , when sent by others than
) ublishors or news agents.
Mr. Halo introduced in the senate to
dny , n bill "To Bocuro the medical pro-
ossioh equal lights in the service of the
Unitol States.'r '
MAUUIED nv PUO.YY.
Wedding Ooroinony 1'arforinod
Wltn Itrldu und firooni Tliou-
anndH of Miles Aiurt.
few Ulord ( Ucroiry ,
Among the cabin passengers on the
> ark Voron ca , which nrrivea at this port
rom Fayal yesterday morning , waa n
young lady , perhaps 20 years of ago ,
mite pretty , who waa registered on tlio
MBoongor-list by iho modest title of
Louisa Augusta do Olivera. This young
ady was married nt the islands several
weeks ago , yet singularly the first glimpse
of her husband was obtained through the
cabin window of the Veronica , as ho
stood on Propeller wharf impatiently
waiting for the vessel to como alongside
> ln dock.
The steward of the Veronica explained
to a reporter that marriage by proxy was
lot uncommon among the islandorH. It
s becoming popular , for worse than awk
ward rcsulte have frequently followed
where the girl has traveled a long dis
tance to moot the man to whom oho is
betrothed , nnd the latter refuses to marry
because the young lady does not reali/o
liia anticipations , 0't.roful mothers uro
accordingly averse to Bending away their
daughters on the 0. 0. D , subject to ap.
proval principle , and now demand somn
juarantoo of good faith ,
The courtship in the present instance
won conducted by friends of the young
lady and gentleman. PJiotograhs were
exchanged nnd the compact was made.
The bridegroom forwarded n power of
attorney , and the ceremony of marriage
waa performed by a priest at Fayal ,
marrying the young girl to a man thou
sands of miles away. The play of
"Hamlet" with Hamlet loft out can bo
no comparison to a wedding with a brido-
jroom. With her marriage certificate
the young lady engaged passage on the
Veronica , and exhibited some impatient
BO the ( toward snyti , at the lonptli of th
passage. As the vessel came up th
harbor she grow pardonably anxious , am
scanned the wharf intently as the vcsac
WAS docked. At length n young mat
came into the cabin , and said a man 01
the wharf sent him to sco if his wife wa
aboard. The steward asked him to poin
out the man , which ho did. The girl ox
hihitod the liveliest interest , nnd lookci
her husband over with a critical nnd , on
the whole , approving oyo.
The messenger returned with the hus
band. The girl blushed , the husbaiu
smiled , and they prosaically Miook hands
Each \vasapparently _ completely B.-Uisfioc
with thrir venture , ana the husbnm
bore his young wife proudly away.
The naino of the husband ia Joseph F.
Fordlmm , a painter , who residua at No.
2l ! South Second street.
out Heed Corn ,
tA writer inTlio Corn Bolt thus describes
his houfo for drying seed corn :
1 have n dry house built expressly for
the purpose of drying seed corn. It holds
(00 ( bmhel * . The sides and ends are
shelved to the joists. _ The shelves are
lliruo nnd one-half inches apart , nnd
nado of slats one-half by ono inch , so
: hat the shelves hold ono tier of cars of
corn , and the esra rest on the elata nt
ipa or butts. The joists nru sixteen
nchca apart , and the tloor overhead in laid
with sluts , ono inch by one nnd oiiu-h.ilf
nelioi np.irt , thus securing n frcocirculn-
.ion . of nir through the corn overhead. J
inVo a largo utovo with n largo drum in
ho center of the house , with pipe run-
ling through the house. The heat ia thus
li&tributrd evenly nil over the housoand
s not near enough to the corn to heat it
oo hot. 1 commenced in September to
iiivo seed corn. I went to the field nnd
mskcil n load of corn , and sdected all
, lie best nnd moat perfect ears , nnd put
horn in the dry house for sued , and fed
ho bnlanco to the liocn.
Durham Inhlntoiic. HvraMneutral irrouml
ilurlHKtlieimutiiUeobctHocn Sherman niiil
Jolmnon. HoMlcra of bolli nrnilrn niloil
tlwlr ixwchcs with tlio tobiu-co ftorcdtliorc ,
ami , alter IIio mirrauler , nmrcJicd homo ,
\ \ ard. Boon ordcm cftiuo from EMt , Wont ,
North niul Houth , for "innro of Uiat cloffont
tobacco , " Then , ten men ran an imkuonn
factory. Now It cmrloj n POO incn.unei the
litnk and pick of thodoMcn Holt , ami the
IMirliam Hull In the Irailo-mark of thin , the
Uwt tolmrro In tharorM. . lllackneU'D Hull
Durluin Knioklinc Tolitcco has tlio largest
palo of any nmaVIuir tobacco In Uia w orM.
\\1iyf Bimrly Iwcaimo It In tlio btit. All
dcalcra liaa It. Trailo-uiatk of the Hull.
If ho'damna for spark *
mm nf lllackurtt'fl Hull
Durham Smoking To
bacco , &A ho wan tolu , ho
, T\oul < lut ha\ci
' cornered by the bull
An ttr1rot ! .r-r tUlnt < MJ of eiqutilU florwwti 4etfrU >
* Lt > ) wurltl. eurt Hrirp * ) * iHanlwr * , Ftnt wit * tr , 1 til
dtturJrrt of ih DlfritU * Oru . A f dro ] imii f drllrM * ntwr
ti | lMit < f * UM r Kn * . uJ to ft'l umnr arlntjt. Ttj It , ti.
fcrUcUjlunufifturril by IHt. Ji ti II fell
j. w. wnrpEBiiAJiw , i
at itHo.inwAY. it. r.
jam Meal Inatt
Chartered by theStntcof Illi
nois for the express purpose
of glvlngimtncdlatc rellelln
all chronic , urinary nnd pri-
vnte diseases. Oonorrhcea ,
GlcctandSyphillsinall their
complicated forms , nleo nil
dlecasea of the Skin and
Dlood promptly relieved and
permanently cured by reme-
diestC3tedlnn.f''or/lV ( < ir
ti > ectall'raclcr. Seminal
Weakness , ii'hl U08BC3 by DreomB , Pimples on
he I'occ.Lost Manhood , iiuiilttvctt/currtl.There
* The appropriate remedy
sat once used In each case. Conuultatlons , per-
lonal or by letter , Bacredly confidential. Med-
clnes eent by Mall and Express. No marks on
mckace to Indicate contents or Bender. Address
DR.JAJVIES.No. 204Washlnfllon SI.Chlcagolll.
ITJ'Olllt. AUKU ,
"OMXTIIO VOI.TAIO imt.T , it ml ollur Eiremio
.lii .MiiUM'Kx. v , ' will pctul on Ihlrty Day * '
Trlnl.Td MHN , VOU.Sd OK OI.H. who iiineiiffurlnir
fnin .Srinoi.H In IIIITV : , J.OHT VlliijTV. gndthota
UlBroix * of it ritiuuivii. NiTiniK rrrultlni ; from
4UUIPU unit OTliniiCirnKl H | < ridy ic 1U fund com
rill in rnlurntlon lu HKMTM , viuon nnd MiKlioon
iloiitANTVKb. fJi'iidutoncolt/illluHlratvdi'u pblot
Tree Addi'OBb
VOLTAIC BELT Co. , MARSHALL ta
5.000SHAEES
A BONANZA
FOR SALE CHEAP.
,000 shares ol the Union Consolidated Silter
llnbiK Company , ol Council Illuffs , Iowa , For tur
her paitlculars , apply to
JOHN JAUVItt ,
i21-m ! ccxlimcow-tv llrown's 1'ark. Utah ,
tor Umudr iwivilr lor
the run * nf flcrioBvniiiiti
of the tcviifnitlviiortrani ,
Tlirrr It no niUUikn about
thN Inctniniffit , tbn ron *
Hdtuiii of KI
tliruuKli II" ' cartl inu.i
iiftnio Ihrm to liiultrqr
ttliuii IIu not rontoijui
tlilt with Klrclrlo I'H '
dvcrtlf > tiU to euro all lib
IIOIII iKUIIIOllHJ It lifer
liiuONKiixflmi luiriMKa
CONSUMPTION.
Jbave a poiltUo rtjnuJy lor the aliuia illieaMi by III
nifttlrtiuitudi ot ci : a el pi to . wont kind and of loon
ttDdlDir havu teen curoo. to
{ a Its clflciujj , tint I will nd 1 WO VO
Fdlier wHUuVALHillLB TUKiTIBK en t , tr
Ulvokiitrett.nti ) ' , O
S , H , ATWOOD ,
Plottsraouth , Neb
rasiDUR or TIIOROCOHBRUD AXO uion ORADI
HEREFOHD AND E CAHLE I
AND DDROO OK JIRSIT UO tWl.STI
tffviuig lixk tor ( Ale. Cofreepoodeooe MllclUd.
IVlmt will it do ?
Brown's Irou Bittcra ? Good for
what ? Well , sec what it has done. < j
To begin with dyspepsia. It has ' "i
cured sonic of tlw worst cases. "im
Then chills 9 and fever. Who m
wants to shake with cold and burn
with heat , when a bottle or two of
Brown's Iron Bitters will drive the
source of the mischief away ?
If mo about rheumatism ? It cured
Mr. Brashcar , of Baltimore , nnd ' i
hundreds of others.
Those dreadful nervous { roubles.
Mr. Berlin , of Washington , the well-
known Patent attorney , was entirely
relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters.
The ailments of the kidneys.
Brown's Iron Bitters cured Mr. Mon-
trguc , of Christiatisburrr , Va. , and
an army of other sufferers.
Debility and languor. The Rev.
J. Marshall West , fellicott City , Md. ,
is one of the many clergymen re
stored by Brown's Iron Bitters.
And as with vertigo , malaria , liver
complaint , and headache , Brown's
Iron. , Bitters is the Great Family
Medicine. 2
OAPITAL PEIZE , $75,000.
only $5. Sharon in Proportion's *
Louisiana State Lottery Company
" Wt rfo herttiy certify that tie luptrvttc tht or
nnjtmentt ( r all thr Monthly ami Semi-Annual
Draieints J the Louisiana Slate lattery Company ,
srfij in person tnanajt and control tnt Drauinyi
l\ttntefoet , anil that tne came are contltiettd tnt\
\onrtty/airntt * . nii J injocd \ faith towartl all par ,
Htl , r.iul u authoriif the eompany to use thiieer.
Meate. uifA/ae-iim/t/i rtf our
Cosaatssomu.
Incorporntad In 1EV ( > for 2ft year * by the lozklitut *
or educational nnd charitable purpoeca with a cap-
talol $1.000,000 to which a reserve rood ot ovci
CtO.OCO iiM since bocu ttddeJ.
Dy u ever iclraluc popular vote Ita hunohla *
5 made ft jmrt of the ptoicnt state constltnUon
iloptcd December SJ , A , I ) . 1879.
'ho only Lottery over voted on and en W :
dorsed by the people of any State. * 5
It never fallen or postpones.
Its grand single number drawings take
) lace monthly. fi
A splendid opportunity to win i Fortnno.
Second ( Jrniul Drawing Clnaa B , ntNowOr-
onus , Tuesday , 1'ouruary 12 , 1881 ICSth
Monthly drawing. $
CAPITAL PRIZE , § 75,000.
00,000 Tickoh nt Five Dollars Each. Frnc-
tlons , in 1'lfUia In proportion. \
LIST OP PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PKIZK . 178.000
1 do do . 24,000
1 do do . 10,000
2 PRIZES OF taooO . 12,000
5 do 2000 . 10,000
10 do 1000 . 10,000
CO do 600 . 10,000
100 uo 100 . 20,000
830 do 100 . 80.000
CM do CO . 2J 003
000 do 26 . 25,000
ArrnonuATioN ruins.
B Approximation prizes of $7t > 0 . tTM
9 do da 600 . 4M > 0
0 do do SCO . 2.2M
( 7 Prltcn , amounting to . ! 0&UO
Application tor ritca to clubs should bo cuulo only W
t Iho oOloo oi ino Company in New Orloixns , W4
For further Information wrlto clearly nlvlug full \4 \
ddrcsa. Make I * . O. Money Orders payable od
cldrcsa r.c"lstcrod ( Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans , I/ .
Po Ul Notci nnd or Unary letters by Hail or Kz.
irosa ( all diima ol $3 anil upwnrUa by ExprvtH at oat
a A. DAOPIIIN ,
r If. A. DAUPHIN , New Orleans , L .
007 Seventh Qt , Washington , U O.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO , ,
s" ,
B. Frank Moore ,
27 Li Sal/e Street , Chicago. ,
New Manager ol t'hlcaRO Olllce. To hem apply for
Information and tlcKrts , 165th Month ! ;
Draw lag ,
Tuesday. Feb. 1 2.
First Capital Prize $76 000. Ticket * . $5 ; sold n >
| ( tlu at 81 each , t-u-i lull scheme above.
Nebraska Cornice i
-AND- < !
HANUFAOnmERS OP
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT METALIO BKYLIOUT ,
Eron Fencing !
Cicutingi , Balustrades , Verandas , Office and Bank
lUlungs , Window and Cellar Quardi , Kte.
COlt. 0. ANDOtn 8TUUrr , LINCOLN NE15.
W5f. QAISKI ) . Manteor. .
OMAHA
Stove Repair Works ,
109 South Hlli St.
fake a specialty of fiirnl > hlnK castings and repalr-
n'i Htovcs of nil description , wood stoves , changed to
mm coal , fratei , llrcback , dampers , Ita. consUntljrr
cnhmid. 'JVy one of our stmo pipe Miclve * am !
clothes drjtr. BJtw
DE. WHITIEB
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
A 11EGULAH GR.\DUATEof two medical college *
\ . has been onKived tonecr In the treatment ol
IHHONIO , NE1WOUS , H1CIN AND ULOOD DlMun
ban other phjalclan In Bt. Louu , as olty paper * show
and all old resident * know. Consultation frro
nvlUil. When It Is lucoavenlent ( o visit the city
reatment , medicines can be teat by mall or exiire *
vervwhcre. Curable cases puranU > cdwhetoilou ;
x U It Is frankly stated. Call ot write.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental and Physio *
a , Mercurial and o her aflectloosof Throat'
ng , Bklp Affections , Old Sores and Ulcers , Impedl.
lents to niarriaKerUheuiuatUni , Hies. Hpeclal at
outlou to coses from oterworked brain. UU1UJ1UAL-
IABEH receive special atteutloa. Diseases arialng
roiu Ipiprudenoe , Kxoeanea , Indulgenoeg.
ycaO-TTIX > 33. marry .w
utai0 i , oonsequtucts and euro. Mailed f or ifiu
TO gC * TIIHTiy'iil ' Vore without ined-
A POSITIVE ij--
iox No. I will cure any case In ( our daj s or Icsa No.
wlllcuiethe inostoustuiaUicUaQoincttcrol bow
A ' /fan's Soluble Medicated Bougies
tuecousdoaes ot mbelis , copabla , or oil ol ean-
< od , that aj o' . ilu to pioduoo J ) ( > niila by
rjInK thecuatlngnol the stomach. J'rlM il.fco
j y all druraUts , or mailed on receipt of pilot *
ether partlculari vend ( or circular.