8 THE DAILY BEE-OMM , TUESDAY , JANUARY 20 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE ,
OMAHA.
Tuesday Morning , Jan , 28 ,
TClioV outlier.
For the Missouri vtlloy : GoneraUj
fair wcfklhcr , variblo muds , falling bar
omcter preceded in the northern iwrtio
by a alight rwo , ooldoc followed by warmer
or weather.
LOCAL BEEYITIES.
Tlii Chnntnuqna literary nnd Relent ! fl
drclo will moot lliln ( Tutwday ) ovontnir
at lha rcsidcnco of Mrs. K. D. Hills , 2018 Cnl
Hernia rtrcot.
In polloo o > urt yosU-rday tliero wer
fear cftscs for dlsturbnnco of the peace. On
wco OiRoJinrgO'l , ono paid ft fin t of § K And tit
tlhor two were Boiilonccd to thrpo days eac
tn the county jail.
Train No. 1 , of the U. 1' . railroad , won
westward from Oninh yo it rday with oac' '
each ell filled with paMongers , most o
'whom were bound through to Ban 1'ranctnoo
Two eolcntlala onRsgod In n homo quarrc
Sunday night on Tenth street , over a division
of thrfr Wftsheo oaralnpi for tha ] > nst week.
Ko dlsantroufi roxulU. 1'ig-Ulllco allo namoe
County Clerk Loavltt has made nnmcr
< > us clmngcn in hli offica. Old table * Imvo
been upcrcedcd by desks nnd the Tixult has
1)0ca overhauled Mid placed In proper nhapo
The effect is good ,
A gontlcman from the Pacific coast , who
has not been in Oinaha lnc3 1077 , rcmarlcot
to ui his nfitonUhmont yoatordny at the rapli
growth of the city , both in bunDOM ! nnd dwell
Ing lioufefl , dining bin absence.
YoHtcrday was very jilooKont for the po
desWan , end these generally vrhoao business
called them upon the Direct * . I'avomonU
wcra In n shnshy condition , and the atmuo-
fihoro overhead damp aud chilly.
A sorlcH of meetings will bo held at lha
Tenth istroot mlselon beginning this ( Tuoo-
day ) ovonlDR. On Thursday evening a EOS.
pel temperance meeting will bo hold. Krcry *
body is invited to attend those meetlngx.
Ice cutting on the river still continues ,
lint we are informed by one of Iho teamsters
haaltug ice therefrom that on account of the
jdashy condition upon Uio surface it is consid
crod JangorouH to further continue , unless A
oold snap notn In BO ox to again Htroagthon tha
ice bed.
bed.A
A prugramn.e , accompanied by au invi
tation , has been received by us from Fort
Omaha , stating that n dramatic entertainment
will bo given there on Tuesday evening , 20th
inst. No doubt it will be n pleasant affair ,
and we hope our citizen * , such DH can do BO ,
will attend , and thus help "tho boys" aloiig.
Tha cloctrlo light was-not In operation
last night , owing to the fact that the company
is putting in a now shaft , aud also ft now dynamo
name , for the incandescent light which many
of our citizens have ordered. Sowo of our
business houses were not notified of the Bus-
pension of. the oloctrio light for the evening ,
nnd were annoyed nuttl the causa WUH ascer
tained.
tained.On
On Saturday evening J.Barnes gave a very
pleasant party nt hia homo , corner of Thir
teenth and Jackson streets. It was the oc
casion of hi/i / Jwonty-third birthday , and liU
friends gathered to wUh him many happy returns -
turns of the day. An elegant supper wai
aervod , and many friends left some very fine
presents ai testimonial ! * f the esteem anil re
gard in which Mr. Barnes is held.
A runaway of a double team of horsox oo-
currod lost evening from the corner of Kour-
toontli and Howard atrooto. They traced
their way on a gen tie gal lop until they reached -
ed Tenth street when they turned northward i
at which point they met a goodsommon nunso
driver of some heavily laden transfer wagon'
vrh , Bcoinff the runaway approaching , iuirao-
lately broa Wcd Us oulQt and arrontcd their
further progrcM. *
Wo are ignorant as to the number of
goatfl jthore are in Omaha , nnd nlso as to
whether these hero are "put Williams" or
otherwise , but in pastintr tha corner of
Eighteenth and Izard streets yesterday inoru-
inff , wo noticed ono of thorn busily engaged In
pulling down nnd cnting from off a bill b ard
one of the K ntz-Sautley HUOW postora. which
reminded us of the fact that
The wllllam goat belongs
To thd pciili eaj > ra hnem ,
And that 1 * the reason why
lie oats the bills of the circuit ,
Sheriff Canuon , on Sunday received the
requisition papers for the two quack doctorx
from Tennessee , and Immediately loft for
Lincoln. A telegram woa received from him
yustesday stating that ho had run ngoinstn
enaf * at Liucolo. Gen. Cowln had been to
nee the governor and requested him not to
is ua rotmkltlnn papers until ho ( Co\rln ) | und
b en heard from. Gn. Cowln went to Lln.
coin to-day anil will give hU reason * for not
wanting the papers issued. There is n gen
tleman in this city who knew the "quacks" In
Jndianapulli , Indiana , and they were then
operating us they have been in the twith.
/Take them away , Sheriff Cannon , Oraahn has
nu USB for tliem.
A Florence Kaokot.
The usual quiet of the little town of
Florence , uomo nix miloa north of Omaha ,
oa th-i Chicago , Minneapolis , St. Paul &
Omaha railway , was uoraowliat dUlurbed
upon Sunday hut , by a number of em-
ployea of that road getting upon a'eprce.
There are quite A number of Scundanavi-
itn * employed in grading and other work
on what in known M the cut-oil" , some
three miles from Florence. Saturday
latt WKalhoir monthly pay-day , und , as
' M eutomary lor them they came to where
they could find a "wot grocery" kept by
oae of their own country men. Such
they found in Uio above named town ,
,0ium did they imbibe dutint ; the ifjht ,
od ( o sucli aa xtant as ( o become quar-
reUoRiu one with another. At lost , lie w.
Ww , the iingla rowa ceated and A geuer-
, at raeletJ iud. We learn that fiomo
half dza or more' wera badly usud up ,
and thai ono of their number had au eye
ant out by H knifq in the hands of ono of
bis fallow * . Our informant nay * that all
of them iwoswl out to their work again
H MotwUy warning , They are in the
wplof W llr , Vinowit , who is the con.
twuHur for tba work upon which they
orwft bM rifoolaUon
we
THE TELEGWHERS.
TbeirRegnlar/iinnalBalliuCronns8's / '
HSU Last Ml
A Uoautirul Halt , n Botuulfnl Com
jinny , and nn Yitcgnnt 1'nrty
Throughout.
The annual ball of the telegraphers
had been looked forward to for weeks by
the lovers of the tcrpsichorcan art , ant
none had anticipated too much , nnd , ii
fact , not halt enough , for a finer parly
was hardly over given in Omaha than
was that of last night.
By half-past eight the carriages began
to roll up in front of Orounso'a block
with their loads of human freight , and
by half-post nine the entire party had
assembled.
Aa ono entered the room a beautiful
night presented itself. Tlioro were fully
ono hundred nnd twonty.fivo couple ,
many of whom were from the Cr.it
familks of this city. The ladies were all
beautifully nmd tastily dressed , and many
of thorn were elegant toilotit. The gen
tlemen , moflt of whom were attired in
the conventional black dross suit , novcr
looked bettor.
The hall was beautifully decorated.
From every corner to every corner nnd
in every direction woro' fcstoonn of over-
groom , while upon every hand waste
to bo seen the staiu and
stripes. At the north end of the hall
in largo lottora of evergreen , wna the ot
word "Wolcomo , " nnd at the south Xid
in lottora of the same was the yfrds
"Omaha Tolegraphora. "
these words was suspended a jrg ° B''t '
shield upon which was the firorea " 73"
n evergreen. Tlioro were lUmoroua or
naments , such ns stars , hrtsoshooa , etc. ,
suspended in various n rt of the hall.
3annora were nuspon/od t < uniform
distance from each thor the entire dis
tance around the balli upon which were
Iho initials of tha various roads loading
nto this city odd Council BluQa. Upon
ho whole tha effect was very beautiful ,
and many remarked that it was the
nest perfectly decorated room over aeon
n this city.
The rjrotjrammo of dances contained
ho following figures , which was faithful-
y adhorrod to :
FROailAMMB.
1. Grand March . Wolnfrarton
2. LanciesTH . SclitepRroll
S. Waltz . Lntnothe
4. Quadrille . lioottgor
5. lllpnle . Curl
0. Waltz-Quadrlllo . 1881-Irvino
7. Bchottlncho . Scud
8. Glldo-Lanclers . Toottgor
0. Waltz . Strains
0. Fralrlo Queen . Vnaa
1. Waltz . Uralmm
2. Quadrlllo . Hchlcpgrell
ItKKltUHHMENTH.
3. Schottlncho . Irvine
4. Quadrlllo . Catlln
5. Newport . Falsloy
0. Walt/ . StrunBH
7. Landers . Weingarton
8. Polka . .JCIkolt
0. Waltz-Quadrillo . Irvine
0. Uamoralda . Kclblg
1. Quadrille . Bordan
2B. Walts . Wftldtonfcl
33. Virginia Heel .
1 , Walt T : . Homo , Hwoet Homo
" 30 "
Irvine's orchestra furnished the mualo
tvhich was superb.
After the close of the seventh dance
10 following telegrams from operators in
oroign cities were read :
Tur.EaiuxrH.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , January 28.
OMAHA. TKmaiuriiKKfl , Crounsos Hall :
Business uroventa my attending to-
fght , which fact I regret exceedingly.
trust , however , you will all enjoy your-
olvori hugely , and drink to the health of
ho absent ones. H. 0. Horn ,
Supt. St. Paul & Omaha Tel. System.
Miraiui'oi.18 , January 28.
0. 1C. CUAT.LA : Sincerely regret not
icing able to bo with you. Shako it up
or Undo Fuller. Hope- and old pio.
Torrr.i ! .
Dim-Jin , Col , January 28 , 1881.
L. M. RIIKBM : Accept my regrets at
tot being able to attend your reception
his evening , hoping you will all hnvo an
enjoyable time. R. R. BATKS ,
Sup't.
COUNCIL Bum , Jan. 28. 1884.
Cnnuy AND AKMSTUONO : Wo regret
xcoodingly wo cannot bo with you to-
tight , and hope- you will all enjoy your-
elves. MAVXE , Goran AMD COOLUY ,
Oauistf , January 28 , 1884.
TIIH OrBiuTona AXNCAL BAM : Mor-
mondom contributes its quota of folicita-
ion on this auspicious occasion , and
inpca that the torpsichoroun rovnllors
may enjoy themselves in the fullest
eiuso. W. D. WitnAMH ,
P. KllAMItY.
Between the twelfth nnd thirteenth
\nmbcrs supper was served in the
Hosonio hull. Four tables were placed
ho entire length of the hall and 200 per-
ona could bo seated at ono time. The
room was prettily decorated with ever-
grocni and. Hags. Mr. Thoa. Callan had
horgo of the supper and it reflected
treat credit upon him aud hia estimable
ady.After
After auppor the party again repaired
o the dancing hall where they mode
merry until un early hour this morning
The telegraphers ball of 188-1 will long
> o remembered by those ia attendance.
The gentlemen who had the affair in
charge did not fail in any particular to
inako It a most pleasant nnd successful
party.
The committees were composed of the
ollowing gentlemen :
UKOE1TION COMSIITTEH.
J. G. Boyd , chairman ; 0. K. Orallo ,
I. E. Jcnniaon , II. D. Gibnoy , R. J.
Oluto , W. O. Tromafne , J. II. McGuire ,
0. S. Soulo , G. F. King , T , B. Suoloy
W , A. MoKlroy.
H.OOH
K. L. Armstrong , floor inftnager : nssU-
turns , G , W. Dickinson , T. W. Kane , J.
E. SoUrd , W. H. Iliyo * . 0. W. Arbulh.
not , Uoruco U. DuvisV. . 8 , Howell , 15.
Fnrrar , J. B. Twiford , J , K. Orcon.
Amen tbo guosti in uttuudauco from
abroad wuro :
viaiTina
M , It. Cronan. Stewart , Iowa ; Mrs.
3rowu aud Miss Nolllo Brown ; I'hwbo
Voorlieea , PonUao , MIch.j John J.
O'Brien ' , F. B , Aroyx , D. T. Dollanoy ,
F. F KaundtTB , and J. M. Barber , Kan-
8aa"City : F. B , Morgan. Atchison : Mrs.
G , W ; Herbert , Atlantic , Iowa ; Ella
Jeffrie * , Council Blufld , O. M. Hohl , St.
, JHo. ; V. Harklnaou , lloca ; W.
D * Idood , Mits Louisa Thompson , C. J
Bnnllwood and wife , John Iwcd and Ma
tliilda Wark , of Denver , Col. ; T. Kllij
Ogdcn , Utah ; J. G. Craig , Lincoln
Neb ; Misa Kelley , Aurora , 111.
Ed. Dowal and L. H. Stradcrick , Chicago
cage ; Miss Barnhard , Bloomlngton , 111 ,
F. M. Crittonton nnd wife , Denver ; K
F. Koyes , Lincoln ; M. B. Brown , Cour
cil Bluffs ; A. E.Carlton nnd A. F. Wa *
ington , St. Joseph , Mo. ; Ed , Burns , Jr
and wife , Craig , Nob. ; Miaa Enr
llayen , Chicago ; D. Brownloo , Bp )
George W' Huddlcaton and wife , ff\ \ '
cage ; K. P. Whitford and wife1" , '
AN ANHWKIl WANTKf
Can brinff of"JJf ' ° F
any ono iw n CMO
Liver ComplMnt that Klectrlo Bitwil1. . n *
cnrot Wo fty they rannot , ? " } "
CMOS already pormantly cured AV"0
dally rccomondlnj ? Klcctrio bltt , ' .11 Jirovo <
Bright'a DlfOMo , DIa1U , WeT' ' ' "rn ?
arinory complaint quickly cur/ 1 < TOrJ' ' bot'
tlo iruarnntcod. L - , „ ,
For sale at Me. a Ixittlo OGoodman
SAD FATUITY.
A Mother and ISer Bolh Claimed
ly the AD I of Death ,
They Both Di thln A FOXY Hours
> nni | - yin < S Tjnld Bide by Sldo
An Ono GrftTO.
' nim > .
Kji/At her late ronldenoo In thin city ,
/Hinders street , at " o'clock Sunday
m0f\ng , of pneumonia , Maria , wlfo of Win ,
jitcr , aged (18 ( yearn and 11 month * .
0 AS In this cdty. of pneumonia , yesterday
ir.i rnlng at 0 o'clock , Harriet Isabelle , wlfo
Of 11 , II. IjUCOfl ,
Tlieso two ladies were mother and
laughter , and their midden death brings
sludo of deep sorrow over the hearts ol
largo and devoted circle of friends.
On Wednesday last , which WAI a bitter
old day , the elder of the two ladica took
aovoro cold , while suffering from a slight
ttack of asthma , to which she was sub
net , She became quite ill , although her
icknoss was not considered dangerous.
ilra. Lucafl , her daughter , wont to her
lothor's bodaldo on Thursday , and re-
naincd there all night , during which
imo she also contracted a severe cold.
Iho continued to remain with her mother ,
lowovor , until Saturday noon , when she
ras obliged to retire to * her homo and
ako to her hod. Physicians wore called
nd they at once pronounced it pnouino-
iia , nnd feared for the worst.
After the departnro of her daughter ,
-Irs. - Bider speedily grow worse and not-
rithatandirig the skill of physicians and
lie kind care of loving hands , on Sunday
lorning at 2 o'clock , she passed quietly
way.
way.Mrs. . Lucas rapidly grow worse and
Dug before ho came it was evident that
lie an col of death would call for hor.
it 0 o'clock a. m. yesterday , Mrs. Lucas
loacd her oyca in death , and passed over
lie river to join her mother on the other
ido.
ido.Tho
The remains of Mrs. Lucas were taken
iy undertakers Drexel & Maul from the
ito rpsidonco on Cumings street , where
ho died , and convoyed to the residence
f her fntnor on Sanndors street , and
iid in the same room with the body of
ilrs. Ridor.
On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock ,
hero will bo a double funeral from the
osidonco of Mr. William Rider , 1209
launders street , to which all the friends
f the families are Invited. Religious
orvicos will bo hold at the house , after
rhich the bodies of mother and daughter
rill bo laid side by side in ono grave.
Mrs. Lucas waa the wlfo of Mr. R. II.
jucaa , the Ournlngs street grocor.
'olnoncxl with Potaah and Mercury
Ia the tale of a large porcontngo of alck poo-
la in the world ; auch , a larea number , In fact ,
bat U In hard to toll whothnr thera are not
a many victims to this mineral poleonlng as
0 dtsoatoj of the blood and ekln.
"I took twUsh , " said one , "and whllo It
artlally dried up the eruption temporarily ,
; oatna near drying my vitality for all tlmo.
t drove the ulfoasa In m > system , only to
roak ' out again on tome other part of my
od'r. "
To auah Swift's Specific in tha remedy
rhlch Is worth moro than all the world bo-
Idcn. It drive * out the poison of the blood
ulnt , eliminates thli mineral poison , and
ullda up tlm general health.
J3o euro to get the Ronulnc. and nend for
.roatloa on Blood and nkln Dluoasna , free.
TUB Swui SI-BCIKIO Co. , Drawer 3 , Allan ,
a , On.
Thorana Pnlno.
The will bo a celebration of the birth-
ay of Thomas Palno this evening
1 Maaonio hall at 7:30. :
Rev. W. E. Copeland aud Professor
chaclca will each deliver addroiaea , the
ittur in German. Music will bo fur-
iahod by both English and Gorman
unrtotto.
The entortaiinnont will bo free and
verybody is invited.
L Lawyer * * Opinion of Intcreet to All
J. II. Tawney , Ei-q , a lending attorney of
iflnona , Minn. , writes : "Aftor unlng It for
tore than three yearn , I take trront uleMiir
> Htatlug that I rogwd I > r. Kln 'ii New Dl
ivory for Consumption , an the boat romwly In
: ia world for Cough * und Ooldi. It has never
died to euro the moat aovoro oolda I Imve
od , and Invariably rellevM the pain In the
he t. "
Trial BottltM for this nre enra for all Throat
nil Lung UIHOMM may bo had Frea > t C. 1.
loodmanV Prog Stor a. Largo tlte. Sl.OO.
Mr. Jamoa W. Garne.vi , of tha ( J&rnoau
kctory , returned from the we t on Sunday nf.
ar a very Bucoo fnl buslnewa trip. Ha aUrt-
ii West again on Monday ,
Gentle
Women
Who \rxat glossy. Inxnrfmtt
nud Trarr troaKcs erafeindant ,
beautifhl Hair Ht t HBO
IiYOR'S KATHATBOlf. TWa
clegimt , cheap artlclo olmtya
makes tlio JRalr wovr freely
anil iiist , keeps i fc iVom falUag
out oircsts aud -
( cm-ca grayness -
ness , removes dandrnlr and
i1thing , indices the Hair
iHiouff , glvhig It a cnrllnff
unuleticy aud toeplug it In
ai y desired position. Benu-
I'.ful ' , lieallliylf ulr is tlio euro
usiug Kutlioirou.
LINCOLN TEACHERS.
Visit Omaha ani Its Schools iu a
BoftyYesteCu-ay ,
Hetwcon the School fiol
Oniftlia nntl Jjlncoln.
The tnalo nnd fctnalo teachers of Lin <
coin , with the exception of tvro , made nr
excursion to tliis city yesterday , arriving
hero on the 9:30 : a , m. train. They were
mot at the depot by Superintended
James , of the Omnlia schools , by whoir
they wore welcomed to the metropolis ,
The viaitanta were as follows : IT. S ,
Bowers , county au erintondentof schools ,
and wife ; E. T. Hartley , auporintondonl
of the city schools of Lincoln ; Teachers
G. O. Bullock , O. II. MoKinnon , S. P.
Burrott and wife , Mrs. D. P. Tiffany ,
Mias K. Kockloy , Hiss Delia Walsh ,
Hiss Kufiflson , Hiss Tibbota , Mist
O'Connor , Miss Smith , Alias Sweet , Mrs.
Franklin , Miss Bormo , Miss Codding ,
Alice Coy , Mias Ryan , Misa Thompson ,
Miss Mornaoy , Misa lUley , J. M. Snoll ,
and D. W. IIofF. Upon their arrival in the
city they immediately proceeded to visit
the dilforont schools , each visiting the
department with which thoyaro ( similarly
associated in Lincoln. The day was enjoyably -
joyably spent by the visitants as well na
the visited , nnd a general interchange ol
ideas upon scholastic matter was indulged
in.
Wo had the pleasure of mooting Mr.
Bowers at the Metropolitan , last ovonin ; ; ,
where the party stopped during their so
journ hero , and found him an acjom-
pliahod and genial gentleman. Ho ex
pressed himself as much pleased with out
toachora and schools , and was of the
opinion that , in gonor.il , our schools ol
Omaha , as managed wore superior tc
those of hio own city. While in Lincoln
nearly all the teachers nro graduates oj
that.city'a high school ; in Oniaha thoj
are imported from other portions of the
country , and a now field of labor incitee
thorn to greater activity in the cause o ]
education. In Lincoln , ho says , toaohon
receive on an average $50 per month , and
have no regularity of paywhilo in Omahr
they receive a greater salary and prompt
monthly payments. Ho attributes those
causes to the fact of our schools being it
bettor condition than those of Lincoln.
Wo would have been pleased to have
learned more facts relative to school
matters from Mr. Bowers , but as they
departed for homo on the 0:30 : train we
were unable to do ao. Suilico it to saj
that the party went away well pleased
with their visit.
PKIlSONA.Ii.
5110V. George \V. Frost , Sidney . Locke
manager of the white lead work * , Judge
Wakeloy , and Mr , Fisher , of Harris & Fiehor ,
were among the east bound pasHeiucers yoater
day afternoon.
Goorga A. Joslyn , proprietor of the Metro
politan hotel , loft for Dus Moinea , Iowa , yes
tortlay afternoon.
W. II. DoBolt , a mining capitalist of
Helena , Montana , Is a gne.it at the M tro
poll tan.
H. E. Greenloaf , of Tokamah , la onnconcix
at the Metropolitan.
Mr. F. E. 13o ton , of New York , U at the
ifotropolltan.
A. 0. Uallfl , of Sowar J , In at tin Melroi > oH <
tan.
tan.Mossra.
Mossra. M. D. 1'olk and Frank Dnsch , ol
Plattsuonth , nro registered at the Millanl.
11. A. Temploton , of New Tekam.kh. U a'
thi Mlllarcl.
A. M. Eagloy , wealthy stock man o
Wyoming , and slater , ro at the Motrnpolt
tan.
tan.A.
A. R. Toolo and J. O. Hunter , of Nlobrora
ra booked At tUo Metropolitan.
T. J. Smith , of Alnsworth , is care < l for nl
th Metropolitan.
Mr. Frank Bhfifpa , of Fremont , In a | ruwl
at the Metropolitan ,
Moaars. S. D. Haturaersloutrh and 7. II.
Daniel * , solid mon of St. 1'aul , are doing the
city , and ere entertained at ths Metropolitan.
Mr. Loran Clark , of Albion , I * sujournlup
at tha Paxton.
Mrs. Notowaro and daughter , of Oedar Hill ,
are guests at the Faxton ,
Messrs. II. M. Caslotter nnd G. F. Chltten-
den are being carodfor at the Faxton ,
John Glllcsplo and J. J. ImhofF , Lincoln ,
nr quartered at the 1'aiton.
Mr. L. 0. llonuo , of .Blair , la at the FAX.
ton.
> f. M. Kdwardu and wlfo , of Seward , ar (
booked at the Mlllard.
J. O. Blackman , of Fremont , ia quartered
nt the Mlllard.
WiJIcn Cameron , of Schuyler , ia belnq
taken oara of at the Mlllard ,
W. FarrUb , of Oakland , Is nt the Mlllard ,
J. Gilleapla nnd wife , of Arlington , Neb. ,
are at the Faxton.
8. H. II. Clark , general manager of the
Union I'odQo , will leave for Los Angeloa , 01
IfornU , to-day , for hia health.
Johnny Lw , well known Omaha boy , re'
turned lutnTeolnR to the wilda of Idaho , aftn
a throe weeks' tay at homo. Jack * pulls o
throttle on the Utah & Northern , grows fat on
Biga brueh , and Ii quite ft atunnor among the
aboriginal Blaokfoot ladle * .
The Faxton hotel deik now DM another
bright amlllng face behind it , nnd that face
belong , to F. L. Hull. Mr. Hull LM , for
three yoaw pa t , teen day dork In the Yen-
dome hon o , Boston , Mass. Ho la A valuable
iroong hotel man and tha Faxtou U fortunate
to have aecured hta service * .
rubllo Speakers and Slnjteri find JVH. Don la 4
Jons' Capafcum Oou U Drop * a are remedy tot
joarsonos *
Jarutogu litterury and Dolintlng 80-
clcty.
The weekly entertainment given by
the above society , was well attended on
Saturday last. Recitations by Miasen
L wton , Hopkins , Greuempa and Master -
tor Bancroft , were well received , as was
lso an "Applo Lecture" by Mr. McMil
lan. Following the literary programme ,
rarao the debate of the ovoniug ; Ra-
solved , "That the pulpit ia a bettor
moans for the development of oratory
than the bar. " Mr. F , Ivanhoo took the
afllrmative , with Mr. Galbraith on the
negative aide , being aaiiated by Mcaare
McMillan and McKenrle , Sr. , reapoo-
tively.
On opening the dcbato Mr. Ivanhoo
clearly defined the moaning of tlio word
oratory , nnd , subsequently atntcd that
Christianity , with all its civili/.ing influ
ences , wan Uio roault of pulpit oratory ,
and that * while lawyers bonotittcd but a
portion of the community , the whole of
Christendom derived au advantaga from
pulpit oratory. Mr. Orlbraith followed
and with great fervor portrayed the try
ing circumstances in which lawyers were
often placed , taxing their power of oratory
tory to its utmost , far m excess of that
required in the ministry. At the close
of the dobalo the judges rendered thoii
decision ; two being in favor of the nega
tive nnd one against.
The subject for thonext debate isclRo-
solved : That present indications point
towards the downfall of our nation , " This
will bo discussed two weeks hence , whor
a number of city friends will attend.
Postponement is necessitated by the
society a concert taking place next Satur
day. An excellent programme boa boor
provided for the occasion.
The Rev. Lucas gave an address at tin
Union Sunday school yesterday nflornooi :
in a very pleasing manner. G. R. B.
Ducklon'fl Arnicn Snlvc.
The ( rrcntoat medical wonder of the world ,
Warranted to Piicedlly euro Uurna , Cuts , UI
cent. Salt Khouin , Favor Sorcfl. Cancers , I'llcs ,
ChillblalnR , Corns , Totter , Chiuij > od hands ,
nnd all skin eruption , gnranteeu to euro Ir
nVcry Inntanco , or mjnoy refunded. 20 contt
per box.
The Skirmishing Fund.
The following extract from The Irish
World , taken from a communication
written to that paper from Omaha , hat
boon handed us for publication na a mat
ter of interest to these concornod. It ii
notnlono the native of the Emerald Isle
nho doaircs Ireland to bo released of the
shackles which Great Britain has placed
upon her , butovory liberty loving citizor
of every clime joins her in her demand
for liberty , and this fund is to assist ir
bringing about such results :
OMAHA , Nob. Editor Irish World :
Pind enclosed § 11 te the Emergency
fund , subscribed by a faw good mon hero.
Thanks nro duo to Joseph Horan for thie
small donation , as I am a stranger hero ,
hotter known in St. Helens , Lancashire ,
England. Trno , as Mr. O'Donovan
Roaa says , all the Irishmen in England
that are worth anything , or that ovoi
will bo worth anything , go in for dynn-
mite or any other might that will hasten
the redemption of Ireland.
JAMEH FAJUIKI. ! , .
Following are the names of subscribers ;
Joseph Horan 100 F. Flomming . DC
D. JJAuniiliay 100 J. Mahony . , .IOC
H. Donnough . . . .1 CO F. Janea . 5C
F. Moohan. 100 M. Gorman. . .IOC
Choa , Meohan , . . . . 100 TJ. Ftinruson. ,10f
Mllea Welch 100 Jas. Forrell. . .100
Although Fozzoni'g medicated complexior
powder Is perfectly harmlew and non-oxplo
Ivo , Htill it poo.s oil and makes a good report
Sold by all
Array Orders.
Recruit Fred Austin , enlisted at Forl
Douglas , Utah , is assigned to company G ,
Sixth Infantry.
Leave of absence for ono (1) ( ) month it
granted Major Alfred T. Smith , Sovontt
Infantry , instiuctor in riilo practice.
On the recommendation of his trooj
and post commanders the nnexpired portion
tion of the aentonce in the case of private
Thomaa Williama , troop G , Fifth Cav
alry , published in general court-martial
orders No. 74 , aeries of 1883 , from head
quarters , is remitted.
General orders No. 2 , current aeries
from these headquarters , is amended tc
road : By authority of the lieutenant-
general of the army , .Major Alfred T.
Smith , Seventh infantry , ia announced a :
instructor in rifle practice in this depart
ment with station at these headquarters
Second Lieutenant Lyman W. V. Ken-
non , Sixth infantry , will proceed to Carter -
tor Station , Wyo.on publio business con
nected with the settlement of the ac
counts of the late First Lieutenant R. H ,
D.iy , Sixth infantry , and on completion
of this duty will return to his station at
Fort Douglas , Utah.
The travel directed is necessary for the
publio service.
Trmporanoo "WorJc.
The members of the Woman's Christian -
tian Tomporano Union are perfecting
arrangements for a parlor and luncli
counter , where homo-mado food and coffee -
foe can bo supplied. Every ono is invited
to patronize us.
Gentlemen will find there a neat ,
pleasant place , and ladies tired aftoi
shopping will find it a pleasant , restful
place to onjov a pleasant lunch. They
hope the public will encourage this under
taking and help to muko it _ a success.
They nro jnst beginning a aeries of soci
ables to raise funds for this pnrposo. The
first will bo a basket sociable , given in
the Y. M. 0. A. rooms , Thursday evening -
ing , January 31at.
Golnfr
Mr. Charles McCormick , for manj
years receiving teller in the First Na
tional bank , has resigned his position ,
nnd is going to Colorado , where ho will
engage in the banking business on hit
own account.
The bank officials are very sorry tc
loao Charlie , as ho won a valuable yonng
man , perfectly trustworthy , and it will be
difficult to fill hia place.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thl powder ntm vsriu. A maotl ci pnrl
( trough aod nboliacmeiaei * . Uua owMmlov th
ho oaluary klndi" , an4 caccot b i told lu rout > tlU.
wlthtbe multitude cl low v t , aiort rul l.t , aloin 1
Bold olr la cxotu Horal ll k
CASTORIA
i w t i BJ JHH HHMQnmBIHI
Infants and Children
Without Morplilao or Nnrootlno.
JVlmt jrlvct ojir Clilldren rosy cheeks ,
[ What curcu Uielr fevers , mnkM them plecp ;
: "Tin fn ! tnrli > .
"Whon Bftblen fret , and err by turns ,
V/hat cures their colic , kflU their wormi.
PS Hut Cnilorm.
, What nulcklrcnrtxi Constipation ,
Bour Btomach , Colds , Indication !
jf Hut Cmtnrln.
rawwoU tlicn to Morphine Byrups ,
Ca&tor Oil and ParcKorlc , anil
IIiillCiiKtnrtn.
Contour
elate cure for
Sprains , Dnms , Qixlln , &o. , aud on
Instantonoous Pain-rollover.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Posltlvolyuot.bo Inaorto
unions paid in advanoo.
TO LOAH-MonoT.
TO IXAN The lowest rates of interoi
MONEY ' txjan Agency , ISth A Doughs 234-tf
A/TONnY / TO LOAN In sums ol (300. and upward
JLTl O. F. Davis and Co. , Heal Ettato and Loa
Agents , 1605 t'aniam St. S03-U
HELP WAMTKO.
A girl at th Daran house , 013 Karnnt
WANTED 115-tf
TNl'KLIUKNT ladles and gentlemen fur
JL ft'd prolltiblc omplovmcnf AJJicsi at onca V >
H. HEWITT , Council lilufti Ion a. IIO-.DS
TTJANTED By the SrrloRfleld Silk Co. , and Nt
VY llonnl ywillo co. ( or their branch olllN , loci
tedat Des Molneu la. Ouofirst c'aas truclli g sa'et
man ( ar Nebraska , must have an expensive ncqnaln
tonco with the drj Rood * trails. AddtosH K. 1) . C
W1UOIIT , 218 4th ( . , DCS Uoloes la. 108-2.1
W "ANTED A pantry girl at 1110 Douglas Ht.
OJO-2J1
TTTANTRD Oooct chambermaid Immcdlatoly , n
W the Carey llouso , N. W. corner llth ami Dai
onport , 09i tl
- nrst-clasi Carrlago Illaoksmlth
WANTKD-A
Addrcw Iiook Box 176 , Crcston , Ion o. 972 tf
T17ANTED Hit flrnt-clasa coat makers ; three fire
VY class pant makers ; two nrat-clana vert matcvn
The hlghoat pricCH and steady work. Addrcxa o
call on F. Kranm , Uerchaat Tallsr./ ) Mars , Iowa.
H7131
WANTKU A smart boy tn work in Rroccry store
Call at Chicago Cosh Store Ko. 2207 Cumin ;
St. 03J-2S !
WANTKD Scriant gills of a'l kinds lu need o
employment , to oil at our offloj , opfoolte pcsl
offlco , bet oen 4:30 : ndO p. m.
CANNON , JONEj Ii CO , FriMucr Block.
046-lm
WANTED Immediately two No. 1 Hamee
Makcra. D. A. HOPKINS ,
021-61. North Bend , Neb.
WANTKD A Rood girl ( or K ° ral house work
411 SouthHth HCro-t 912 0
3lrl In email family. Inquire nt C
J. Can an & Co , mh St. 80j-t (
"VTITANTED A German dining room Kitchen girl
VV Uosso and lloppo , 418 S. ISth fit , betwvu :
Uarncv and Howard. 685-tf
STOCK OP JIEllCUANDISi-
WANTED preferred ) , ( rom Kt ! < M tn $10,000 , nil
( ilvo In eirhau e goodcloar farm property and som
canh K necessary.
Address Randolph , ore DBSOfllcc. 988 S3
BITOATIOHB VfAKTBD.
WANTED Portion ( or light oHlcc woik or copy
ing by a lady who bin a t\pa-writer , o ( ht
swu. Addrwi , "X" Bee offlco. 116-21
TIJANTXD A situation na creamery by mid
VT die iRcd tr , n. An experienced Jain man am
compottnt to keep books. Addrecs "Dalrj " box SO
Nebraska City Neb. 107-29 }
By a thoroughly omiictnt ( arwl ex
WANTED buslnow man , a situation aa book
keejxsr or salesmanand book-ke pei Pint class rel
erences. Address "D. D. " Bee efflco. 078-Sl !
Bltuttiont ( or flrnt d& * > domcsticM
WANTKD
Call at our offlco ( rom 4-SD to Op.m. Uaturilaj
1 to 9 p. m. OANNOK. JONES & CO. , Opp. 1' . O.
047.1m
TTTT"ANTED Hltuatlon by a yfninR man IS yrar
VVoR Addrewi'-Eugeno" this oillco. 027.Z3
WANTKD By a nan of experience , n sltuatioi
as overseer ( ( stock or Rraln ( arm Has ( am
lly and can ( arnlnh thrco haiidu ( sons ) . Utterances
Nebiaska prolcntnl. Adilresn J. JL D. HKK } olllce
Council Ulaa * . 100-31.
WAIl'l'b.
WANTKD A few rcrwiuii vo 'mttruct m book
korplng , aftthetold a demand ( or computer ]
book kwpcrs I will leam a ( ow , and waHor htxlf o
until situations an lurnUhcd. J II. SMITH ,
1510 DuuglM Ht
TT AKM PROPERTY WANTKO We wlU oxohanp
JT a brick stor * building and a stock < t gpneia
morcbandlfto valued at 10,000 , situated in oni
of the brat toitna in 8. W. lown.lor Iswa or Nobrau
kftlaiidp. Tradu well cstabUthed. Addrei "H. II , '
care Iko olHcc. 004-SO
' TVerent ( umlehcdorunurnlfhod ( room
SI'KOIAIi ( orders und lutnbh first-cliHs domea
tits. OOlni hriurn , i.M to n p. in. Eaturda' B 1 to I
n. m. CAJJSON , JONES & CO. tf'ionier Block.
943-lm
ITirANTED-rsrtlou withinsrbcardorsand thoea Ii
VY search of board In private huuecs , with orvith
oat room , to tall at our nt'Jcc lroin4.S to 0 p. m
CANNON , JONEii i CO. , Oppoiite
915.1m
OR YOUNO MEN in citv or couutry t
IAD1E8
J takn nice , light and'pleasant work at their cm
homc : $2 tniji. a day eatily and qulutly inadojvoil
ntbym ll. no canvassing ; no ttamp for reply
I'loaiu ) addreia RelbUd llnn'f g Co. , Philadelphia I'd
drawer Tf. 7 3 mo |
TOR BZK7 Boneea and Lota.
FOR RENT Furnished room 1321 Capitol uvu.
1W4I
TjlOR flKNT Furnlthod rooms with tx ard. Also i
J ? few day boarders , 18U Davenport. H32 4j
KKNT HOOM and furniture for stlo , a bat
FOK ln , will be offuroJ In the ( irnltura i ( nppllec
( or soon. Iloufce coutahif 7 rooms , hall and cloeoi )
rent W > . Apply N. W. coiner Dth and lUrncy.
RENT A riundaomely furnished parlor , ho ;
FOR , south exposure , bath room convenl < m <
CM , 17M Capitol avenue. V83-S3 !
T7IOR RENT Faim 't about 00 arrc < within <
X' ml'es ' of New Stock jardu and 10 mill a ( rom Oma
ha , 09 acres under rulluatlon , bolanue tn irraa * UuJ
Kl'romS to 2 } tons of bent tluc-Jalnt hayt <
the acre. Will rent rca ooable. liiqulru or > ddrex
"ft T.'ttbla olflce. 100-tf
U RENT furnished front room KG N. 18th.
701-11
, iOK KENT NIJy furnUho.1 frcut roomi at 1I1B
F Howard St. D3I X3B ! (
TT'OH ' RENT-rTwo new hriok oottrgca ft lira rooim
_ ! ' each , all iriolvra improtcinontc , cor. Uth ui
Hickory trv < t. 117 1
IOIl KKNT A aret-cJaw room wltli board at 151 ;
F 60J Sdt
heatixi iZl N.lSth.
F 675 tf
lj > 0ll tlKNT KIcxty furoUhed rooms. Apply 7 !
I ? a. Ifth Btittft. or addrob * "J. II U. " Omaha
Oil IlENT I'lMMDt funiltboa Mom knltatlo f M
F on or two gentlemen 1810 California KC.
ti > OIlllKST A baecirentnf three room * . Mto i
( tout ( rlor , t 1818 iJoJfe kUeet , 0.8 SO
? OK IlKNT-Roumi at 1 10 Earuam street.
FOK UKNT-Flu room hout , poor Pt. Mary'i
nvtnuiduid tith itrttl. funulra at * 110 Ilirr.C'v
trcot.
- .M.f ! uruaLfd room at l&W Vutaas
-
ItF.NT Two hoopM onth of U. P. depot ,
FOR tf j. 1'iiirrs HOE , ina a cth n.
11KNT Nicely furnWifcd Ir.mt room * 1C& K.
FOIl . llfftt. D30-SSI
1.KNT Tuo * l CMi . . .
IiMJll 1 . HAUKKU fc UAYNi : , N. K. cor.
Furnam and ISth fit. Mcll
? ( UKWr-r'uniLil.o.l room for
IOU 1 | o for light hoti-c keeping llecmcr' " block ,
cottier Klfrhth and Howard St.
T > 0tl UKNT 6 room house on Webster west of
J1 10th BU H. T. I'eteieou. real ettato cgont , Hth
ami UdUfflan. kOS-il
011 KENT ComfortaUo ( root room , south-CM
J corner Fouiltcnth and Vannport , ( ulUblofot
llumcn. OM U
nF.IT Hoonis In Ncbruha Nallona Bonk
FOK . Jlcwt ilretntlo olftoo ) in the city
Supplied with hyilmulla cJe-atoi ainl hcnteJ b
t < uun. Afply at Bunk.
KKNT FurnMuil tooiru tm the tiorthw >
Irvoil 1 . ISIh widCapltolaroDUo , IiftrxitlCtolRl.ton
Hauoa. 133-U
BALI ! .
Otl SALK lloicc biiggy and 1 ro H . For | r
I 1 tlcuUrn I uu're ' nt llonun'4 Urtry utabli ) .
1U-2J
SAU ; CIIKAI'-A lot of frmh milk conn at
FOIt * Callfornl * BU FKUEUAK & 1'ENNV.
118-311
Oll t.WKAliout 8.CO ouUtundlttf s ilrom crotir } '
LJ 1 and -akon llulncM. Cheap for cash.
( < V > C1IA8. JOSEPH.
FOU HALK-83 twt trout on Sherman are. , IUD-
nlnK lo 17th bttrct , cheap. 81.100 caah.
1'AULHK.V & Co. , IMO FarnamRt. (09-23
FOHHALB A full lot cear IStii and Pierre St. ,
with hoitfe ml bam , well ImnrotnJ. Call and
enamtne , will bo cold cicip at PAULSKN k ( X ) . , 1BC9
Kiranni St. 1000 tt
F011BAI.K Fmm ol asoncrwjcncff the voiy l Kt
furnu ot DouglM Co. , h Khly Iroi to\ol. about IE
rallcn from city Call ( or iiartlra'ats at 1'AXlf KN
A : Co. , 1(00 Kaitmm Htrcit. 101-2S
FOIt SALE 1001415 feet CD Crclehtou avcuuo ,
with 0room hudco , Htnblo , IniKiry fho < lct"goo ; < l
orchard , small fruit and crape Tlnve , { 3 00. II told
within 10d ) n , atl'AULbhN & CO'H , 1500 Fnrnam
etrutt. W5-Z8
H'OR BALI' Full lot on Dclannru , near Campbell
street , will ) tlx room cotUee , nt-11 , barn. A bar
gain , ei.ojio. PAULSJN : n co. , 16.0 roinam si
8902.1
FOR HALU rulllot MthamognlBcent hoimo of
10 roomw , within foursquares ot the courtlioiwc ,
$5000 only. K eold ImmcUlattljr.at " PAUIJSEN & GO'S ,
1609 Karunm ftreet P07-2S
TT < 011 HAtlnirte i.l ndW hones In Key's add-
J ? tliii , 3 tqiinriw ( mm Cciutt HotiBu Call for prlco
at PAUiSEN & OD'fl , 1600 FornamJSt. Wj-VSfc |
ill HALE-Frwh milk cow with calf , D12 8th Kt
lioward anil .Taokson. 074-28 }
poll SA1.K OR TRADU-A ( ( ocd span ol tuuleti ,
JP haniCER and nagon. Inquire Alex U. Uharlton ,
at llct'aguo Ilros. OjO-tf
1TIAKU VOil HALK-narBiln for ona week , or will
JC exchnnge for city proj rty ,
HATAOn BROS. ,
MC-S3 817 B. 18th btreet.
T7 < 011 HALE Special Uanra'nain Uotucs und I/U
J1 Injilliiaitflof thcrity ( nd lln adaitknn. 110L-
LINB1 AOfjfCY. Itoa Fnrnam treet. MM |
pOU SALE At a bargain , elegant rcelilcJira let
1 nrar Ilanscom Paik. IIOLPN8' AOKNOY ,
P40-tt 1616 Farnnm Street.
FOK BALE CHEAP Bixclat har aUi. Beautiful
corner lot , high and Kriitly , In Lowe's addition.
KOLUNB'AOENCy ,
050 15C8 Kariatn btroot.
Ii ORSALE-Twohou'iM on Capitol Are. , oorne
' Two noUEea on Casd Street , oorrrcr
WO-30 BHIUV'i'R ft IIELU
Tj OR SALE-TJolorado coal. This coal Is aa free ( rom
JTJ soot and 09 cluan aa Rock Bi > rin .
834-tJ JEFF. W. BKDI'Onn.
SALK A rare bft'-paln , II taken at once. Ten
FOR
acres of giound , peed iioiit.e , barn mid otior 1m-
proiiincnta. Three inllm Ircm I'-etoillco. i9U.00 )
will buy It. BARKER JclIAYNE , N. E. cor , lath
and Farnam. 035-23
FOR SALK Stock farm 120 acresla Poltc O > , only
B uiilcs from ' .L 11. Station ; 105acre ol | O turo
enclosed by 3 wire fence * , UO under cnlthallou , 85
aciea coed bay land. ImurovcmcnU complete. ' . '
peed d elllng8 , utablca , granary , corn-crbs , J ! wind-
mUli ic. ta Frico outy * i.6W G. R. DOA.NU &
CO. , ISth ejd DonglaB bin. Efiii.tl
011 SALK oil 11KNT Knrtu 'J mllt-e irom uty.
Inqulrn of Mrs. llojcr , orer llMdcr'n Uriijntor
10th and Webster. B72-U
T O" SALE Stock of { ( oncral merchandise and
JLA hulldlnjr , valued at about fi.tOO. Addrcta Box
SI , Klrth. Nob. 781-lf.
FOR BALE Two portable boilers , 10 horse ) K > o
Apply o D. KITZPATltlCK.
eas-tl S18 South 16th M.
FOU SALK A small Morter , Bahman &Co. , lit *
prtot talc , alipoct new , at thli oBloe. U
TflOIlSALK My two etory brick residence , mh
J ? and St. Uary' < a > onne. Ifage barn , out-house ,
water wor i , well arranged. Lot 60x200. Pilew
fl.tOO. Beat Bargain In Omaha. Call at II. Tot'
People' * Btak. 277-t
170R SALB 12 lota ono blook wwt ol Pork avt-
J ? nue can. Lots 60x160. Will sell tha whole trot *
( or 87,100 , K eold before January 1st , 1884. Real e -
tate owners bid this bargain , U you call at People I
Bank. 278-tf
"TT OR SALU Choice business property , three lot *
Jj oor. Saundere and Charles Struct. It will pay yen
to InvcHtlxate thli offer. Call at Peoplo't Bauk.
Z79-W
Tj OR 8ALB Improved property , which will pay
J ? the buyer SO per cent on the liireaiment. Rent *
lor 91,120 per jcar. All occupied by first cli n ten
ant * . Will sell lor tl 0,600 , if cold Boon. All or one-
ball each , balance , ono to five years. The above In
vestment is north Investigation. Call at the Pcoplu's
Bank. W-U
T > OLLK1 > CATTLE AN1 > CLYDESDALE 110RSES.
X Tr e subwilber U takln < ; onkra for spring Im
portation ot thetbove. Prices much below thu at
auction sties. References to those nupplled. John
McCallorh , 111. Iruntand Bar. Bunk , Clilcazo.
S05 rat
8ALK A flret olaaa seoood hand ton bofgy
FOR
Call at 1S19 Harnov otreot tttF
77011 HALE Ola nsvepapen 111 largo and umali
JC quautltle at this oRicc. tf
KICCELLAHEOUB.
widow nf
' .HK appekiaiKttuiiuoiuiab'e disposition , lie-
Hires a situation as guvctntu. An cljorlj gentleman
ol iioins not o jcctlunable ; icfcrenocs uhun ami re
quired. Addrosj Mra. llurlianlc , Itco otliou. K3-30 |
DRUG STORE WAN7KD-I want to buy a druc
store In i. good IIVB town. County no-.t pnt-
lorrud. State umoui.t ol stock carried. Tones ,
A erimo dally ( ath Baled ; population and number ot
etoriB. Addn' i En ,
Box 47 , IdaUrovn , Ion a
REWARD. W 111 srho alxrvo r.w rd for th
_ return oil wohorsiwtftiajcd on Jan 10th.
Oiiobaynn.il size , mid one sorttl Ull und .lender.
t ? l-tf MOUNT ttOMtKIN , Om.haNcb.
ri AiKN Ul'-Cn uiy vromi.oa on Vtn. 16.1E83 , In
J.MHt Oinaha , onu Cruaiu Colored I'ony. hinal
white kpot to lorebtbd , mane and Ullalittlo darker
thmi thu body. JAtf. E. YAMUE11000K.
82i-6t ItwkJ
& COMPANY book-keepirandaucouDtftnta.
TYLKII& and adjust dls-arranged book ! lu a sys
tematic and accurate lutuuitri giving correct ba'anccd ' ,
will eupeclnlly attend to potui g up books lach day
where tha ter > ice o ! a book-kotper ara required but
a few hours , making out Invoices , sutemcutu , and
any oorrupondrnoo confidentially , 0)30 ) rnako cullco
bout. Ottlc at P. IJoyor and Co. , 10201'arram Hw
EDWARD KUSHL.
MAOI3TER OF PALMYBTERT AND CONDITION.
AUUT. 80 ] Teuth struct , brtwoeu t'amam and Uar >
noj , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , o Main log
ac ) ons gluca of tb past aud prvttat , and the
certain conditions lu the future. IlooU and shoe *
ordor. Perfect satl lu.-tloo uuaranteod.
NOTICE
The co-partncrrhlp hiretoforo cxUtlng tttwcen
H , Hluieraud Y , fiojitltr lastMtdty lxx.ndiso.iixl
by mutual consent. Mr. II , IJiescr uill loutluue tha
tliieim , o lluct ull ( luu , aii < t * y ull debts.
Omata , Jan. 21 , Igii. H IIIKSKR
Jun. sal-Bt - \ V. UENSLKB.
DISEASES OF THE
EYE & EAE
J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. ,
Oo-u.lia t
404 Farnani atieet , opposite Uaxton Hotel , Omaha
Ntb.
Uotillliy. wluiuktlun aud rivmaturu
decay r ru u 1 Ir OX , < M , rm > r.o ( Tomb. uta.
are | rit > utlrmtorvd to rohu.t lu-uUI ? .ni
J.'JJV7Viu ' "H J } * THE MAR6TON
BOLUS. ho tom ch dnir 'ne. ' 1hUlrcutui.nl
ufXerv.HM JJol.llUy tud I'll , Uw.J Uwoy U
unltormly nee Mul UVNIDM uu ru on ITIVOV