Nebraska Newspapers

    THE UAILY BEE-OMAHA , FRIDAY , MARCH 14 , 1881.
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"OMAHA ,
f Prlday Morning , March 14 ,
\Vnnioc1i
( A fitrong boy about 1G years old , who
luia hnd eomo experience in the printing
business. Apply to night foreman KKK
office. _
Tlio Woixthcr.
For the Missouri valley : Slightly warm
er , generally fair winds nhifting to east
erly , Diminishing preceded in southern
p rt and increasing proeeuro in northern
tOOAL BBEVITJES ,
crop clever nnd timothy seed tor sale.
Shitgart , Wnlto & Wlo , CouncjlBluffs , low * .
fS-lm.
The county commissioners are Adrorttatng
f or licatlcfj apparatus for the now court houao.
The funeral of Iho Into .Tool T. Griffin
CTM UrtfcJy attended yesterday. LTo was
burled with Masonic honors.
40" . H. Ulcks , city editor of The Dispatch ,
yortonlay rocoh od the sal nowgof the death of
/brother In California. ,
Mrs. Choc. .T. , Tohnson yesterday prc-
eenlod her husband with a girl baby. This
jnikoa four girls In the Johnson family now.
In police court yesterday there were
fire cases for the disturbances ot the poooo.
They were each fined 85 nnd costs. Two
pstd and the ether three were committed ,
There will bo n special mooting of Divl-
Blonn No. 1 and 2 of Iho Ancient Order of 111-
berniana , nl their hall on Friday evening at
halt past Boron o'clock sharp , as busincKS of
importance ia to bo transacted. By order of
Iho 0. D. J. J. OAVANAUOII.
The spiritualists will Uoldvthctr nnnlver-
eary at Masonic hall in this city on the 29th
and 30th lust. , to commemorate the ndvout of
flplritual manifestations at Ilydosvillo , thirl-
nix ycavu ago. Col , D. M. Fox and wife will
conduct the proceedings. All are Invited.
The Omaha oxprots , duo at Jollot , III. ,
on the Hock Island road , at 12:50 : yesterday
afternoon , struck a broken roll three mlltvi
from that city and seven coaches loft the
track and overturned , butnoonawaaBoHoiuly
injured.
In dietrlct court yesterday , before Judge
Wakoloy , the cose of Clapp against Miller
. was on trial. Before Jud o Neville the suit
of Sobroodor against Wallows occupied the at
tention of tbo court until noon , at which time ,
out of respect to tbo late Bishop Clarknon , It
L * adjourned to thin morning ,
Mr.J5. , A. Aycrst , ot Des Motnos , who e
'
wlfo , u'former resident of Council llluffs , died
a- few weeks ago , was in Omaha yesterday to
secure the admission of , his six orphan chil
dren Into the Acad my of the Sacred Ileart.
Mr..Ayorut has considerable buslnesn in the
Bluffs , and BO will bo near his children.
- _ Alfred Uurt , bartender nt the United
Santos hotel , fell from a burrol Wednesday ,
while engaged In taking nome boxen from the
icebox , and WAS pierced In the left el do by nu
' lee pick. The instrument entered a distance
'
o'f three inchoti , and then broke off. lr. )
Hoffman was called , extracted the iron , and
reports the injured man as Improving. ,
During the first part of this week a mad
dog mode ita * ppearanco on the premises of
Itoolf Harincs , a farmer who lives near J'apll-
lion. It bit the dog and cat of the farmer ,
and escaped before Mr. Harris could kill it ,
The dog and cat which were bitten were kill
ed , but fears nro entertained in the neigh
borhood that other animals may have boon
made subjects of this dread deoano.
The receipts at the Omaha port of cus
toms yesterday on dutiable Importations
amounted to $2,070.16. Thoao Importations
consisted of cigars and dry goodn , the firvt of
which came from Havana and the latter from
Liverpool. The collector of the port , Mr.
Campbell , Hays the receipts of yesterday were
the Inrgcut over taken lu a uluglo day ulaco
the , port was established.
The street crossings Wednesday were just
"Attful. " A stood
youutr gentleman in tbo
doorway contemplating the weather aud
wishing that It would dry up , when ho uaw n
very pretty youug lady about to attempt to
cross Iho uluBk'floodod street. Ills natural
gallantry prompted him to tender LU nesUt-
anoo , aud stepping forward hosUd ; "Madam ,
Vlll you permit ina to obeervo " "OUiorvo
If you like , " she Interrupted him ; "I'o got
rubber boots on. "
:
BBOWUELL HALL ,
A BIccilnff ot tbo Truntccs Yebteruay
ft" 'Tho board of trustpcs of Urownoll hall
mot at Trinity'Cathertral yoatorduy mra
ioVat 10 o'clock. N
_ Uriof and louohlog addresses en the
lifo and death of JJuhop Olarkson were
made by Judo | DundyV Ounou 'Dougherty '
and Mayor Chaao.
Upon motion a committee yrtM op-
r.v pointed to draft resolutions touching
iho 'death of tsiihop Olarluon. The
committee is composed of the following
gentlemen : Judge Dundy , Mr. Bopkini ,
of Fremont , Canon Dougherty and J.
M. Woolworth. \
On motion the board then adjoutnud
until It o'clock to-morrow afternoon ,
when they will moot in the Cathedral
and hoar the ruanlutiona aa prepared by
tbo committee and take action upon the
same ,
There ia a , great deal , of talk at present
about the high water in th $ MUaouri
river in formertiraw. . Ooo 'gentleman
yeeterdaywaa telling bow a Mr. Max *
well , a former resident of this city , made
a mark ono night before going to bed to
uoortaiu in the morning mw high the'
water bad risen during the night , llo
* " . had a row boat fattened to the bank and
he drove a nail Into the outaide of tlio
boat , just at the water line. The river
rote several inches during the * night but
{ ailed to i ho iv any riao upon the beat ,
MM ! it took Maxwell uomo time to solve
the1 paystery.
IlonornrJ „
It Bfcems that aoino of Oinaha'a citizens ,
wke refHow aj Hbt Springs , Arlcanau ,
we acquiriog cou Id roble military prom-
IBWICO. A fuwdaja aince m rkuu papore
. from ( hut ci'ly were received in Oiu ha
few a uumbsr w peraotip , announcing'the
&k thut Coiwel d. Wittie , of OiSaha ,
fw ) the pity. Ywterdsy morniug other
I1' ,
' "r ' '
' jHwrkwl 'pap0r from ( ho Miue place were
x * w ived , aiftting that Major 0oteibAm ) -
"i wwriniw ) , * prominentoliariwter of Omaha ,
feud concluded to renum another week at
Out '
LIQUID LIGHT.
A Talk Will General Manager Gibbs
as to water Gas ,
About $1OO(10O to bo Kxpctulcil '
tlio Oontpntiy Ilia OoniliiK Ycnr
Tlio Ailvntiln CH , Hnfetj-
and Glicniini-sB of tlio
Now Illuminator.
Mr.V. . W. Oibbs , general tnanagor of
the United One Improvement company ,
of Philadelphia , baa boon in the city for
oovornl days past , and was visited by a
BER chronicler in hit roomn at the Paxton -
ton hotel. The object of an interview
with this Rontloman was to learn what
hia company , which now has a largo in
terest in the ga manufacturing works of
this city , proposes to do for Omaha and
its people. It will bo remembered that
in March , 1883 ,
A GIIAUTEU WAH CIUAHTK1)
to the company , of which Mr. Oibbs ia
manager , giving it authority and power
to carry on the business of manufactur
ing gas and furnishing it for lighting
purposes to the people of this city.
Deeming it for the highest advantage of
both partion and iho city , the interests of
the United G.is Improvement company
and the Omaha Gas Manufacturing com
pany were consolidated in Juno , 1883.
This consolidation took plnco and the
work under it haa been carried on under
the charter of the old company. Since
Juno of last year this company han or
ponded over $50,000 in the way of 5m
[ ) rovomcnts , and in December manufac
tured the first water gas over used in this
city. Since thun the
THICK OK OAB HAS BEEN UKDUCKD
? 1.00 per thousand , and the quality im
proved.
"How much will your company expend
n the way ot improvements this sum
mer ? " was asked of Mr. Oibbs.
"Our contemplated improvements in
volve the expenditure of $100,000 , but
; heir full bandits will not bo appreciated
until nearly the close of the year. The
reason for the delay in making those ad
ditions is the necessity of keeping up a
supply of gas. Consequently the old
machinery cannot all bo replaced atonco.
In all of those
raorosBD IMI'UOVEMKNTS
bho Omaha GOB company or parties in in
terest have concurred fully , ank they are
anxious to do everything possible to im
prove the quality and lessen the cost for
iho benefit of consumers. Assurance
con bo given them that they will
derive every possible advantage that
could have been secured hod the now
company built competing worka. The
gas which the corrpuny proposes to fur
nish the people of Omiihu is tucli as is
now largely in use in Now York , Balti
more aud cities of importance in the
oast. "
% THE HAVETV OF THE NKW OAS.
"What ia the safety in the manufac
ture and consumption of water gas nn
compared with other illuminating gases ? "
"In its consumption this now gas is
as eufo in every particular as that madu
Erom coal , ana the danger in manufac
ture is loss , there being much less liabil
ity to accidpnt awl explosion , and the
people of this city will learn after using
t that my statement is true. In a short.
Lima gas will bo manufactured in such
quantities that all demands can bo sup
plied. The present contemplated im-
irovomont , when comploto-,1 , will have
i manufacturing capacity throe times
that of the old works before the now
company began to opoiato them. "
THE QUALITY.
"What is the quality of this now gas ,
and -what will ita ultiimito cost be ? "
"Its quality ns wo now. ore manufac.
turing it is as good as iho old and
when our machinery is completed it will
bo for euporior. In cost it will bo as
aheap or cheaper than in any other city
with an equal cost of material and mivnu-
Faoturo. During this year wo contem
plate the laying of over
TEN MILES 01' WEW MAIN 1'II'Cif ,
and replacing those in tha main streets
that are now too small so that when the
streets nro once paved there will bo no
iUOiuuUita from that snurco and the
further necessity of tearing up the
streets. The moans to inako these
changes and improvements , will all como
from 'ho east , and will make no small
portion of the money expended in
Omaha this summer. Ever since the
new company has Ukon possession of tlio
workri it haa been constantly making
ihanges. The defects in our gas if any
wo or uhould appear are duo only to
hcso changes which uro going on con-
-inually and will entirely disappear when
'ully completed" .
( US I'OU I'DEL.
"Will gas bo furniihcd by your com >
) any for uny other than illuminating pur-
) OBC V
"Gas will bo furnished by ui when our
mproveraouts are fully made , in such
quantities and in such a manner that it
will make a cheaper and more satisfactory
'uel than any that cn bo uiou tare.
) ur company is now furnishing to Han
Francisco 200,000 fcot daily fur this s&ma
mrpnte , and Its demand in that city ia
rapidly and , constantly increasing. Wo
will auo furnish
a AD i-os UOTIVE
and intend that it shall bo able to sun-
| ) laut all the small engines and boilers m
iho city1 thereby removing all dangers of
explosions from that source , and the ca
pacity of our works will bo made with
; Uat object in , view. "
AN AWWEll WANTED.
1 Can anyone brlna us a case of Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Klectrlo Bitten will not
our l Wo B y they canuot an thousands of
CAMS already ixirtnanUy cured and who are
Jailrooonienulurf F.loetrto Uttent , will prove ,
BrigUf * DNawj , PUbotU , Weak llack , or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. Every bot-
Je guuautoed.
Kor vale at COc. aboUIo by 0. V , Coodumn
I A Coliiulilimoe.
Ouo word more about "the horsu that
disappeared from irj front of the doctor's
door , " bub is now at homo all right. The
inimul belonged to Uichard Carpenter ,
Who died Sunday night nt 012 North Six.
tcenth street , at the same time Hia hop
UhrkBon diod. The sick and poor com
loittoo of Trinity brotherhood lisa been
uidiny tha family of Into the agtd father
uud otben being sick und in need , and a
dcocut burial was given the young man
on tlio brotliurhood lot. There is a strik
ing coincidcjicu in the fact that tlio soul i
of the beuvfftctor auxl that of a beneficiary I
should have taken their flight at exact ) }
the same moment.
A word more. The horse with a wngor
is the only property Ipft to the younp
wlfo and child < f the dcccaicd , nnd $4 (
are still to bo paid on the outfit which If
the mainstay of the family. The chari
lably disposed could do much good bj
aiding to pay the balance duo , by sending
or leaving their contributions to thonura
bnr above indicated. *
nncklcn'n Arnlun Solve.
The greatest medical wontlor of the world
Wfurftntod to upocdlly euro Hums , Cut * . Ul' '
com. MMt llhmtra , Kovor Sores. Cftncora. I'JlM ,
( IhilllilMns , Cornn. Tetter , Cfaarnxxl bftnda ,
a nn till Kkln eruption , gorantoou to euro Ir
tTerjr tnntnnco , nr money refunded. 25 conk
PKUHUNAIi.
W. W. Wolla , of Schnyler , IB at the MIL
lard.
lard.Jay
Jay 1C. Wlilto , Urand Inland , Is at tlio TAX.
ton. .
0. H. Dottoy h.vi returned from Call
/ornln.
A. W , Cox , of llaatlogs , is n pTicst of the
Pax ton.
A , U. Cramer and wife , of IlMtlngs , are at
the Faxton.
W. H. Spencer , of Norfolk , Is stopping at
the Par ton.
0. Brian , of Chicago , la registered at the
Metropolitan ,
U. T. Crow , of Nebraska City , l at the
Metropolitan ,
II. B'ltolcr , of Loulavlllo , ICy. , Is at the
Metropolitan ,
F. K. UlloH , of Fremont , is a iruofit of the
Metropolitan.
J. IL Flynn , of Duburjac , lit. , In at the
Metropolitan.
T. 8 , Rogers , of Philadelphia , Is at the
Metropolitan.
iT.W. Paddock , Fort Robinson , is quartered
at the Paxton.
Stnto Treasurer P. D. Sturdovant Is a guest
of the I'nxton.
Jomci A. Da\i , of Kanaiw City , Jfo. , Is.at
the Metropolitan ,
O. K. Miller , of Clinton , Ia. , ia a ( rnest of
the Metropolitan ,
J. A. llolllns , wlfo and family are guests of
the Metropolitan ,
1' . L. FOPS anil .T. II. Johnson , Crete , are
are at the Mlllard.
0. C. May , of Olonwood , Iowa , Is stopping
at the Metropolitan.
Chan. W. Itcttlg , of St. Joe , U in the city
at tho'Motmpolltan.
Thos. Htvau , of Choycnno , was A weat-beund
pataongor yesterday.
Samuel Clark , of Detroit , Mich. , Is in the
city at the Metropolitan.
T. F. McKoy , of Jan-csvllle , N. J. , is a
Ruoat of the Metropolitan.
G. K. Woinjrart , of Hastings , Neb. , Ia in
the city at the Metropolitan.
J. W. Ourroll , of Rochester , W. Y , Is
stopping at the Metropolitan. *
Lieut. Guy Howard nnd hia brldo have ro-
turnud from their wedding tour. ' ,
Canon Dougherty has boon confined to his
room for a week past by Illness.
ilolmG. Molr , wlfo aud family , of Canada ,
are guoaU of the Metropolitan.
K. A , Katon nnd wife , of Boston , MOBS. ,
are guest * .of the Metropolitan ,
Rov. J. P. Wright and K. P. Child , Lin-
L'oln , are guests of the Millurd ,
S. D. Tltrhlo , ot Weeping Water , und John
Stcon , ot Wahoo , nro at the Paxton.
W. S. Oral ? , 0 eo. M. Walsh nnd M. U.
Bosaiims , Lincoln , are guesti of the Mlllard.
Itev. A. J. Uraham , Urand Island , and
Charles II. May , ate registered at tlio Pax-
ton.
Jnmos Boll , David City , and C. F. Bow.
man , Raymond , ore registered at the Mil-
lard.
II. R.Faulkner , Plum Crook , und J. W.
Hoilroa , Lincoln , are rcqlstered at the Mil-
lard.
lard.John
John A , MaoMurpliy , of PlattBtnouth , and
K. Sparks , of Valentino , ate rcclalerod at the
I'axton.
Mr. D. Gmnobaum , of the firm of 3 rune-
bauui Bros. , returned ycbterdny morning from
tba oast.
P. J. Nichols und O. B , Havens went out
uvor the Houtrlco extension yesterday , in Mr.
NlchoU' private car.
lnn and BUlv Shull returned from Now
Orleans ywtorday. The boya had n glorious
time in nnd about that city ,
J. W. Stone , M. D , , roprtwontlnp Purko ,
Daxls & Co. , manufacturing chemists , Do-
; rolt , in u guiMt ( if the Mlllard.
W. K. Andrews and wife , of Doa Molnca ,
: nuni.gor of the Western Union Newspaper
xmip.my , aioat the Motroiolltau. |
Sam lUfluirdi , R. lluynea , J. II. Mo-
tfumnra , L. M. Gunlon aud M. J. Smith , of
3hL-ago , are at the Metropolitan.
Jolm HockitrRSBor , agent for J. M , Bruns.
.vlck&llulko Co. , at thli place , wont over
n to Iowa yesterday morning on buniuosa ,
Mrs. J. 0 , Cowln Is reported an much 1m-
.irovedln health , which announcement will
J9 hailed with joy by that lady'ii frloudi.
Kx-Governnr Furnan , of Browavllle , and
S [ j. D , II. Wheeler , of PiatUmoutb , won ia
Jie city yesterday and in do TUB BEB a call.
John Wlthnell nud hU daughters Blanche
md Alllfl , returned yoetorday morning from a
lellghtivl tilp to New Orleans abdthrouphthe
louth ,
K , ArmoretU , the Monts Cbrlsto of Wyoru.
off , who has been lu the city for several da > s ,
eft lost evening on the Denver train for Lan <
lor * In that territory ,
Governor Diwes , ot Lincoln , and C , II.
jiere , editor of the Lincoln Journal , came up
re terd y morning to attend the funeral el
Uluhop OUrksoa ycatorday afternoon.
A Lawjrcr'a Opinion of lutoreat to All
J , II. Tawney , Kaq , A leading attorney of
VVinoua , Minn. , writes ! ' 'After using It for
moro than threu yean , I take neat pleaauro
In atatlng that I regurd Dr. Kfug'n Now Din-
xivery fur Cenaumptlon , a * the best remedy In
ihe world for Coughs and Colds. It haa never
failed to cure the moat uevera cold * [ have
iuul , And invariably relict ea the pain In the
.
Trial Bottloii for this sure cure for all Throat
uirJ Lung DtHeMoa may ba had Fr o at O. K.
Qoodmau's Drug Stw . l ige blie , $1,00.
IUI2I ) .
fIBK-At HU Jostph'ii honplt l , thU city ,
Wednesday , Marih 1' . ' , at 7i30 p. ui. , Chw.
E. Pi k , iod 53 yoaw.
Mr. Flak was a printer by trade , and has
cftded In thU city for a number > f j ears. He
md tuccecdail in auiatslug ooutlderable prt > p-
) rty , Hp It well known at the varloifr itewn.
taper offices o { the city. 1IU feiualuu were
; nken to Itiirket'H undertaking ruouii , and his
'rlundi ' In Maasuclixuett telegraphed.
ItKUOiho'aRuKla Salvo tnoeU with wonder.
ul kuccoM In all ciutco of ikin dlMsase , 'IVy it.
"HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP'
Ttc Body of Bishop Clarkson Laid in
the Silent Tomb ,
A Number or Hlnhorm In Attcndnncc
Ortlcr of IIxcrvlacB.
Tha last sad rites were performed eve
the body of the late Bishop Clarkson
yesterday afternoon.
At 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon holy
communion was celebrated , at the
cathedral , Ilov. Bishop Vail , of
Kansas , ofliciating. At 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the funeral precession
sion left the house in the following order
The procession was headed by Mayor
Chase ; members of city council
vestries of churches not ol
this city ; the vestries ot St. Barnabas ,
St. Mark's and cathedral churches ; the
lay members of the cathedral chapter ;
the visiting clergy ; the diocesan clergy ;
the cathedral clorgy. The casket con
taining the remains was carried upon the
shoulders of eight strong men , workmen
who helped ts construct the cathedral.
The casket was of red cedar ,
covered with black broadcloth. It wat
perfectly plain , and long black bar
handles , trimmed with gold , wore upon
the aides and ends of the case , while the
inside was trimmed with plain ( .roam
colored satin. The casket was covered
with a purple pall on which was a largo
white cross.
Following tno remains were carriages
containing the family and friends.
Reaching the cathedral door , the casket
was placed upon a bier , and was carried
in front of the altar by Rov. Dr. Me-
Namara , Ilov. Dr. Goodalo , Ilov. Dr.
Oliver , Ilov. Mr. Shaw , Oen. Mead , Mr.
H. G. Clark , Judge Wakoloy , J. M.
Woolworth.Eaq.
Bishop McLaren , of Chicago , Hare ,
of Southern Dakota , Spalding , of Col
orado , Brown , of ITon du Lac , Vail , ol
Kansas , Ilobortson of Missouri , and
Walker of Northern Dakota , were pres
ent nnd took part in the obsequies.
After the services the burial took
place on the south side of the church.
"ROUGH ON RATS. "
Clears out rats , mice , roaches , flies ,
ants , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks ,
gophers. 15c. Drucciata
THE FAST MAIL ,
'Jho ThrouRh West Mall Hereafter
to bo Taken Out of Omaha
on the Denver.
An important order , by which points
along the Union Pacific rnad will have
the benefit of the fast mail from New
York , was yesterday received , by Chief
Clerk Griffon. Hereafter the postal car
of the Denver train will run through
direct to Ogden instead of Denver. From
J ulesburg the mail for Denver carried on
this train will bn taken to that city by
express. The postal car of the overland
train instead of going to Ogden , will in
the future go to Denver. It will be
seen from this that the past order of
things has boon exactly reversed. The
former Denver mail car going to Ogden
and the former Ogden mail car going to
Denver.
If this change wore not made , all
through western mail would lie in Omaha
from 8 p. m of ono day to noon of the
next. It is claimed by those in the pos
tal service that this change shortens the
mail carrying time between New York
and San Francisco 33 hours , but the
exact nature of this calculation cannot
be fully comprehended. This action on
the part of the postoffico dopactmont will
mako'a call for additions to "the" force
which , it is claimed , is' now too small ,
but as yet no appointments have boon
made.
The Oregon Short Line has made ar
rangements to make connections with
this postal car over the U. P. so that the
mail for all points northwest of Granger
will arrive at its destination 24 hours
earlier than heretofore.
ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB
LISHMENT. , , , ,
FAY & Co , form.orly of Minneapolis ,
Miun..wil | open a wholesale coutpciVm ;
ery , cigar nnd fruit business , in a few
weeks , at thu old stand ot' Picrcoy &
Bradford on Farnam struct. "
A Saloon-Keupcr'H View ol
Trufllu.
I-MIlor Omaha Dally UKES
In your Tuesday's issue you presented
a very readable article in regard to enforcing -
forcing the restrictions on the liquor
trailio against "disorderly resorts , dens
and low di\cs. " While I aa a saloon-
deeper speak only for myself , I believe I
voice the sentiment of all the better class
of mon in this business in our city wlicn
[ substantially endorse the main features
of your article.
Saloon-koopjng is certainly A legitimate
business , and , if properly conducted ,
nhould bo na respectable as any othor.
A necoEnity for well-regulated institu-
tiona of this character seems to exist in
lociory , and is found among the high as
well as its lower atratums. It i * a branch
of butineab that has reached immense
iroportlons , and needs the guardianship ,
direction aud protection of the law a
docs tha society , without the patronage
of which tha society could not wdat. I
lollovo that saloon keepers are human
beings , and that the voice of nature com
mands them ns well aa all other iodivid-
uls to rest ono'dny in seven and spend
t with their fainijtea in social aud relig-
oun intercourse. ' I lelievo they should
clo o their placra of business , and they
aud thnir clerks and their patrons also
should go to bed every night in the week
at least at 12 o'clock sharp ; and that the
> f co , good order aad the gon-
ml welfare of a ciety re-
mire that those rules should
) o strictly and leligioualy enforced
> y the strong arm of the law , and that
no partiality should be shown in its ad
ministration. This would bo worsp than
10 law and would bo placing in the
innds of the low and disreputable u
uvcrago over those who are law-loving
md law-abiding. They have a high
iuento to pay towards thd support of the
! vcrmnont and schools art ) under heavy
jonds and restrictions , which in uiauj
cases amount to prohibition ; his lifo islet
lot an easy onu , and his hours , of labor
iroloni ; and assiduous. Ho comes in oon-
act with the world if its otf-houra , in its
lours of relaxation. When thu
social amcuitius aud busiucjs re
straints flro laid aside , will
mon of every character and disposition ,
and when , if ever , they are disposed tobr.
a little wayward , lie , like nil othura , if
engaged in the great atrupglo of lifo foi
on existence , and as far ostho law goes ,
has at least a right to claim protection ,
equality , and on impartial administra <
tion.
tion.Tho
The law regulating iho trnllic is very
severe at best , but if it has lodacd any
discretionary power with the authorities ,
I believe that Mapor Uojd WAS right in
giving it a liberal construction ,
E. D. 1'iiWT.
AFTER HER MAN ,
\Voniau Olvlni : Ohiixo to Ilcrldtn-
n\\iiy lliihlmrul ,
At the Union Pacific depot yesterday
noon was a little woman with dark hair
and oyos. She was neatly but plainly
dressed , and , by her actions , attracted
the attention of a DUE reporter and it
was evident that she had a history which
would bo of interest to many.
Upon being approached she was per
fectly willing to talk , and said that away
back in the cast she had accepted the at
tentions of a young man , and , at lost ,
married him , much against the wishes of
dor friends and relatives , bccauio she
luvcd him and had reason to bo'iovo ' that
tie loved her , but alas , her happiness was
mart lived , for they had been married
but a short time tvhoii ho tired of her ,
nnd ono day loft for parts unknown.
After much inquiry she ascertained that
iio had came to Nebraska , and later
learned that ho was teaching school at or
near Millard.
She determined to como out and taco
liim and demand an explanation of his
conduct. Her parents walited to send
out a man with a shotgun to hunt up the
monster , but the little woman preferred
to moot him herself.
At the depot in this city she was joined
by a constable and a lawyer of this place
and they tried to persuade her to remain
m Omaha while tfioy wont to Millard
and brought the man to this city , but no.
She said , "Ivailt to face him where he
is , " and from the glow of her dark eyes
it wa < i probably a very unhealthy after
noon for the man who promised to love ,
cherish and protect her through life , and
deserted her.
They departed on the noon train and
and will probably return in the morning.
A Now Law Firm.
Hon. S. B. Galoy , Seymour G. Wilcox
and 0. F. Harrison hnvo formed a co
partnership in the practice of the law ,
under the firm name of Galoy , Wilcox &
Harrison , and have taken oH'ices in the
Omaha National Bank building.
Those who are acquainted with these
gontlpmcn need not bo told that the firm
combines talents and professional qualifi
cations of a high order , and that law
business entrusted to them will be
promptly and satisf-ctorily transacted.
Mr. Galoy has won mi enviable reputa
tion throughout the state as an able and
successful lawyer , having practiced many
years at the stale capital.
Mr. Wilcox came into the state three
or four years ago from Rochester , New
York , where ho had followed his profes
sion , bearing high testimonials Irani emi
nent mon of that state , and located in
Olay county , where ho was speedily accorded -
corded a position in the front rank of the
bast lawyers of that section of Nebraska.
Desiring a field affording greater activity
in his profession , ho concluded to locate
hero.
hero.Mr.
Mr. Harrison pursued the study of
the law for a considerable time with
Hon. John S. Woclson , of Mi. Pleasant ,
Iowa , and completed hero his course of
study preparatory to his admission to the
bar. Ho is a young man nf sterling
qualities of head and heart , possesses u
line well-cultured legal miud , and no pre
diction would have greater prospect of
BulUllmont than does that which we now
make that hewill at no distant day be
recognized as an able lawyer and aa ono
of the strong mon of tha state.
MAKKIKn.
All01IIAU > * -AKtHIBAIVD-7i this city ,
March llth. at the rosuleiiro of Dr. Arm
strong , lly Rev. Dlnney , Kvort A.A Archi
bald mid Llzzlo Archibald. *
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
' chandwholeoonienM. * ! " ! * . " ' aanrej'of pcrlt
Uore i-momicaftl-at
Ztaary kind , , and OMIOI b told lu oompetuum
J mulu-1 * > o . short welal t eYnra or
; j21 ? " "Vloc.ni < toi l
oa W .
llr | N. VotW/
SPECIAL JNOT1CEJS.
TO LOAW-Mouav.
\f0NK"pLOANTh.lowMl ratM ot inUmt
'
* U BtnU'Loan Agehey , I6lh * DougU SM-tf
I Iniunuof 1800. and upward
WAWTKU.
W T 7 * ? ° d " " " * 8' ' I 'o/ifeneral house
uorkloua .
KM. lutialtB ot Wm. Uxvl-
mann , ttu Pleasant Mteet
. . 8C7
841-13
- fc.lili''r ' Mineral houne wurf , < n
, ' ' W U ° * " 6" " ' * h " ° " t > > 8
Idool Har H
o ar , ok at Duck.
io l-4t MarVrt , lun a..u llaron Hrete , to
og nitat hiiife oK | 817-M
It I ! mcd app'y , 1012 y nnm No , tfet
VV A1 * \ " -I" f' > i lor occur nry , 01 or IH lore
M-y I t , huu .ibt.r0nwn. . .Ithallin.xlurn
nveultni . r , In > ilil.l4a I , at ) , n bo"h V.t
JMUof . loii i-ie'trrej. Will | fa ufor * a Uru. ol
ar ll MtUfMliyjrttr k oflue ' . llt city rffer'
! > < * itUeii. AiUiu.e witi lull varticularitX. . K. '
uutg U erlllc * wJ8
ojuuiut kiu hcrTglrl atlBlTChi-
kiT tf
CASTORIA
Infants and Children
Without Morplitno of TJtxrcotlno ,
JVhat RlvM our Children rosy chocks ,
, what cures their foyers , makes them sleep ;
jj. "Tl ruMm-liC.
When Rabies fret , and cry by turns ,
What cures their colic , kftl their worm * .
- Hut CiMtorlrt.
What quickly curea Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indirection :
Hut Oinlnrliu
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and Paregoric , amiHnllCiwtnrln.
HnllCiwtnrln.
Contour Linlmont. An nti-
Bolnto onro for Rhonmntiam ,
Sprain * , Bnrns , Gall * , &o. , and an
Ins ton tone ou > Pain-rollover.
TtfANTRD-At once , SO or moro men no drh on
V ) Mriorn at U'Ksller.t ev.nmi. W RUS gluj
li r itaj , board a'nl lodging. Atiply to i. W. LOUNS
l 1BH lougla. StOtt
_
ANTKl ) Col ar Makers , Cutter , Stitcher ant
W Unifier. None but Rood tnrohanlca uanUd.
Ohc references an I ditrcM the Dvnrtr Manxttctur <
Itiff Co. , Dcin or , I ol. 82MS
" \ArANTKD A csr'ful Orcrnan , one who has ei-
ucrloncoith boiler. . Inquire at the Mlllartl
Hotel. tSO-13
txrANrKD Olrl In a family ol Ho , for ccneral
VV-h"U e ork , UOBO-ithSSth llrect B34.1II
\\7A 1hlJ tllri for gi'lliral liuui < u ur . aumt
V > family , U15 north IQtlutrcot. _ 8J6-UI
OK YOltttO JIHN In city or CMintrr ti
LAUIfS co light anil | ilea < > ant work at their oni
homes ; 82 or$5 a day easily aud iUictlj | nrulo ; tori
Bei.t by tnallno ; CAMMinslujr ; no etnmiB lor rcjily
I'lcoto rulorcbi ) ItcIIablc Man'f'gCo. , 1'hlladclphln , 1 a
drawer , TT. U.e-lrco
" \\7AN I KU A man competent to run wood work
W Initmachintr } . Addrew "K. O. " St. John
Fremont Neb. 816-17
_
\TrANTKI > -A dlnlnjrroom girl at the Rmmtt
VV house , lltli St. bt-tweon tainain and Harney
816 17 }
" \\rANTEU \ ( food RtcaJy inUlllijent boy. Ap
\ > pi } at Schrutcr i B clit' . 8H-1J
ANTKD Dlnlmtroom girl. AUoa nureo clr
W 10i : > llarnuy ttnet. 790 tf
WW
opcrwrii to mstrurt In ni > ok-
W keo | > lnc ; . Hituation furniahcJ IBld UoUKlaa Bt
7D3. li J. li. fcMlTH.
VlfANTDD A nurse K'rl. ' Airily Slrtjiorth 2ntl
T T Klrect , betwo.n I'.iu-nport anil Chlcafro ntrcetv
7M.tt
/AUEEN PUOTECTOIl-DDproooilenttdlLduccmcnti
\J. i Cored laJy apor.ta for this now rubberundcrjra
mJlit fur laulea. Addraia with stamps. Ladles' Un
dergarnxmt Co , 0 south May St. , Ctncouo. 8-1-ln
ANTKD-A Hist class Hiker III all klndu o
laklnjf , a > JU'.OO ' i > cr wick and b-ianl. Wll
cHetttau } t mploymunt. AOiliewU.I , . WAIjliACE
Kearney , Ntb. Su5 I4t
AT7ANTED A ( 'lrl lor | t neral hon e ork. N. N
W EDWAUDS , 1111 Farnam St TOO tf
Girlswo ! want 15 lr1 for genera
WANTED -Aorli , to ppl > at once to Cannon II i o'f
and Co. Opponlte I * . O. No chnige 741 U
Ladlts or young men to Uko nla
WANTED work at their ow n honx(2 to S5
day. easily made : ork sent bv mall ; no cauraaiiig
Auilrosa F. Itldd & Co. , box 167 Dubuque Iowa.
tr-'C-lmot
ATITANTED A Gorman dining room kitctau girl
V > Uraao and IIcppc , 418 S. 13th St. , betwecr
Harnev and Ho lard. 665 tf
SITUATIONS WANTED.
V7"ANTED By cenlleman one good sized aud
TV well lurnlniicil runiu in u reeptetaUo family.
Addiess "X. X- " Eke office. bol-lSH
\\'ANTKU Situation In privrto boanilnj ; house PI
? rc&taurant by a yonng nurrhd Muiuaiv wlicr <
litishini ) cut board , Addrecs"A. J. 13. " care Due.
82J-14 }
WANTED A rellaulo joun man uants a place
to H oik , board and go to school. " 8. A , W. '
Bee -
STANTKH Elevator or bujr y hoist gcarlit ; . Ad
dress U. ULAAIt , Ulalr Kcb. 847-lt
WANTED Tc buy cheap , alow phaiton with car
jUgotoji "X. Y. ' Hi e offleo. 81U-16 :
' - ' I Ih to locataas Her
W'ANIED-LOOATK'N
clmnt Tailor lu a tew and thrlviufr to n In No
braaka or Dakota. Am H Orat-clatis cutter aa < l tailor
anil charge fair prices Am a married man will :
family. Whuovcr knows of agood t n will srcitlj
favor nio corrcspuudltu whh . ' 1 L ,
VHKD VOLtKNWElDER ,
823-13 ] Larumlo City , \ -xiulii- ( , - .
V\"ANTK1) Tobny a liouae aa'l lot In peed loca
IT tlon , price not to meted ifJ.OO / , or would ren
inththo iruilfgo of Lujiug. ( live oxict Uxntlui
and > cry IOAIBI iirico , iiiidurma , Addiois for f ui
"
da8"M. > V. a" " care of lieu offlee _ S2J-16J
" \VTANrED By April or Ma1st , homo of abou
T T nLxrouiiHM-niciiiontt'i buslnu s portion vf city
AdJreaa U W. CanScLl , 1102 and 1101 Dounlai bt.
812-171
_ _ _
WANTED btotlc of Dry flood * , etc. , to th <
amount of ( f-,0u to * lu,00ti. Will five a gout
40 j acre W.scons n Lirra In uxchnngi ) . AuJioss fo
pattlcularj , Itoll nun , enrc of llee utttco 795tt
WANTED To rent , 0110 room to Kentlernau ant
l'e with board 1914 Wcb ttr - < t. Bi2 tl
WANTED 3,000 jards.o ! diit at or n-aroui
blocK went ol tbu Coavtut 011 SI. ilarj'o kvo
uue. a. K. JOUNBOK , '
Ml tl of bte .lu , Juhuaon
WANTED 500 piUy vau.ta. sinks and ctsapooli
to clean with etnitury di.oi.vr. Suilsla tlui
guoranttxM. J. JJ. RMI1II.
6W.luiu5 Lock , box 4r2umaba.
FOltjHENT Peslrablo < uuv8h d or unfurnished
Irout mum , Ifliil Cap tel ay nue. 850-16 }
rpo KENT loouu or two grntcuien , flte Iar6c
JL furbubed rojiii , oaotaiu eou'li Iro. t. U ol
bath , naif block frcin at. cars. Apuiy after l > : Zi u ,
u. mb3J rliwtntm. frl-l >
Tr\01l \ UENT tloute 8 rooua , Ctn St. , 1512 fith
JL ? at. J. I'HU't'd UUtt. 81 Mt
| 7\01l BUNT Furnithed or unfurnished room , ! > 22
X ? Bouiliwest corntr Izaid out ) IHth street. *
F OK KENT ffurnlshc j rooa , , 1819 tVrnaln utreet.
B2J-16J
Fen IttNT A luruUhed room , fronting outh
ami eat bay nluow , bet und cold vtat r vitb UBU
of bathnoiuruljulniix. hultuble lur la ly aud g a-
tlouiau , crt o f , ' r.tl mei > , with or ltnom boaid.
AUi uniller room adjulnluK , i 14 Oouglaattrevt.
LtOK KENT-Mctlv furnished room * wth or with-
X1 out boud , T Ii'e boarder * accumruoti tad 1816
DodgoSt.
F OH KEKr-Boieral small d elllnKi wth | brick
Oi liar and hydrant wutor. K.E t4bruuk' HUB
I 7OH ntNT-Frrnhhcil room suliaholartK ! ! ut >
A me < j. laqulra MM aide 18th at. between DoJ e
I7 OR KtWT-Furnliibel room 19.1 Chicago.T19
T19 tf
, INT Dcdgo utrver ,
ola-tf
F ( lKfr-Mlcoy ! furuUhed toouu.1903 Tarn
rtrcet. boa-
_
YTVOil LKAhb-B huiln M lot * Itkh afreet , etween
JL' Uaveriporc and Unpltul avenue , eut klde. for B
tnrmuf ) rarg. AMtCii.
_ ; _ 7 Farn m ttreet.
ipOH UIUiT Itoutila itore r wui and bawinout.
ne of tne t * t locatloui In i hu i tty for r ry goou *
.1 fancy KroccjUa. McOAQUE , ojiji. | > ortomc . f
I7IOR KENT Cornet tore on Dodge ooo blocL
JJ from t'oat ffloe. McUAQUf , opposiU V. O.
17011 KENT A few nouUumon can baaccuioodated
r ltu furnished rouuw. Apuly laii Ir'arnam St.
Ufltf
IT'OK KKNT Uounu lo NebruU Kttlouk I
r tiulldlnUo > t do iratle ollk In the dti
> upU d with hfdrauita lo'at r and btitt.l L
Ittani. Appl ) at Bauk , 820-11
F Olt HUNT PnroUhtd toomi on tha nor | kw
oor. 18tr auilU pltulaVftuiii > , turiudrl ) Ctcljrntoo
tuiUd Wi K. I
ty tt
J:0 : v
crvilMliabla loU lu Har cnm
oniA
0. V ,
FOU 8ALB toll In ! x-Mw * < irth tmaor ,
t3an ra.h , only S | r pen. ' fiflh , litltneo Icnz
time JIonlMy | .ijmerit * . IHh'7 fcMOTTKH.a W
coimr IMIiandrrn _ _ m , 813-21
" "
K 8AI.BVery nlw four room Mtt-Vf , full l t ,
1 mcrvtlilnK In hne > h ps , south IKSkMreet , ) , Cc
Kwy tcim . BAHHKII& JlAYNS , K. It. tor. ! Sth
and farnarn , H4 IP
T7 OU BALK A doren p | trie lst Mt 1" tlantcou
JP l'i ce , on i Mack iff street r.r line Win b soM
tut lew than hall the ) ir r s asked * r adjoining lots.
IIAKKHU'MAYNK , N , K. cor. ISthanuFarnam.
n -II SALhsjaciol IK In lulliv r for MiO lacti . n
monthly p Miif nt . Thlth the nlee r aiuUtican-
ctt acra property to Ms lad. UAHKP.lt & MAYNK.
BALK'S but iotsiti I'Ulnrlcw MlfrolnMni
FOH blunders 81 , at bviitln. IIAI.KKH &
MAYNK. b 0 10
"
null HAI.K- tot In Iho i burn place nt l-intlinn
1 h ilf t1 e price a i e I for 'lot neuly double the
distance ( rum the ImilntM portion it the city ,
1'nnthburR place front H on I cavoiiwutth strctt , which
nill he rrnncd tl.lmf rln ? , li the lft lrcct miming
out ot Onwlia Thoticll line will ctoxd tlio corner of
I hornbnrfr. an I th i-trr t car II u * 1 1 tea witliln two
hi ckSiOl tills ttau Ifnl addition. If Ju want to
Imylotn , fmr < tlRte | ! , umljcu wU ho sstliDo-i that
Thornbuw I'lacc I ts nrc choaicr | th.in Mi ) othcri
( Tercel. WohuoplacO'l ( life lei nn tha nmrki t at
JI55t > $205e ch NiMlj nno hilt of them hare
been raid. The prl < e will Le ad\anctd vlicn wo
ha\o Bold half the lot * 8BS-I4
10011 SALE Ehfftint residence pr prrtv , brut li-
1 cation In Iho city. Full lot , Rood tmn. llou *
fl rooms loll modem Improvement * , ffflK)0. ( ) llnm on
hall the amount It do-lred. BAUKEIUV 11ANK. .
853-10
Foil RA1.K Mco r > room rrttagr , full lot mite and
half frum P. o. Jir.50 f2Vj ilon baUnci 8U > .
perm nth IIAUKKU & MAYNK. 8'M4 !
FOlt SALE 18CO yards illrt near llrow ndl Hull , on
17th St. Inquire IIAUKKU & JIAY.SK , N. E.
oorner ISth and Fmnam. , 857-tf
TVIUK SAtK'AT ' A BAUd A1N Half a block ncnr Bt ,
X1 Mar } ' * mount' , only tl\o blocks from Cunt
Home. Jl-'nutllul tiKMcnt lots or suitable for ten
ant houses. Will aub-dltlde. Aildre 10MKIN8 ,
O.M Fatnam etreet. .
- -
| j > OH SAI.K Ono tIttht foot * hnw case. Apply to
_ I ? J. U. l'o intaln. ( rroccr , turccescr to Oeo KO V.
Crawford 1521 Uodgc aticjt. ' 810-13
TWO GHEAT UMUlAINS-Impromt jropttty ,
C9\CU f < ! 't , corner of paved ttrcctn , brick nlock ,
tliref ttur'B. IMelthely tt Splendid Intestment aiij
clurtpost bus'iiwB iiropcrty In Oiiiahn. Tunthlrda
of actual Miluo will buy It. Alto MI In } > roeel'J'1 ' aero
tract , 31 nillud Irora po-tolllrt , ntar bolt Hueat half
price Apply loT. U , UKUNKU or L. V. HOUSE ,
cur. Uith and CAillola [ < ennc.
TJ > 0 SALR One KKckhawk Cultly&tor. 1 Violins
JL Mt'nliiv riour , 1 Harrow and Utuner. All ticnf
on taiytfrnic , at joflr o n price.
* JOUN K. EDWAUD ? .
802 tf iil KamamJH
tiMJll S VLE Itraldenco , 7.50J will bay t-ktr at
V reol.lenco 20th anil Ciws. BOQClSJiHlLU
773-19
"IjVJK HALE Two stated surry agon nearly new ,
JP a'ao ' set douul * harness for Mla'cheap.
\\ebUrat. 8Ct
FOlt 8ALK Grocery store ,
BUSINESS
tlou In Onians , JOIIIR an annual bUilncM Hf5 / , -
00) Long ICUBO and cneap runt to tha iiurchiwir.
Stock willlnolce J7.000o * 8W . Address"yjtot' , "
Bee cllloi. " 7fle-tf
IOH SALK -TwoBCcond handorcans cheap. In-
F
Coire [ Edliclm li EilckBOH. ' 769-16
TIWB FAIE-18HX1M feet on Capitol jnlll , must b *
JU cold HMD. Mo UAGUK , opposite I'oiit > Office.
' 765 tf
HALE Lot 60 fict front on south 13th St.
FOR
J-rlce < 1000. McCAGUK , opposite Po.t oHlcti.
786 tf
J. Fll S\LE One of the I K pt anil beat lrnpro\ed !
1 ( arms In Dounlas cD'inty. Any person T imsons
wl-liln 'o erir ( : o in Farming a4 a business , or In
s ock ralatr-jr. will consult tnttr Interests hy calllngr
urwriting ( < > r full jiartlculmiroueorning thlsmn-
trr McUAOIJK , Opp. peitollicu. 78/tl
A Small stock of Oru a and Dru ; < r-8ti' I'Uturea
for solo In tne lite town of Wah < rlix > , Nebraska.
A Kood npenlne fir a iiln oiclan. Addreea J ' B. ML-
VKll , Elfchoru stitlon , ; > eb. 7S9-W
FOll SALE A good t > ht blised Keyl'acKlrif : bus-
Inuss. I'aiilitiot for packing a d ptckllii ) ; Su to
100,000 dozens write fur full partltuifa. A'lOresa
"O. r. C. " Bee oilier , Ou.alm , Neb 7Z9-tf
TOV. SALK-Hnu nf 6 rooiim , t ot one .blooK
X1 from meet cars-lGOO.
Hou c and full lot $1,300.
Hou-e and i lot , iV50.
House nnd K > t , niuntvly piymcnt' , $1,7(0. (
Hou e-and i lot , 1-iJt block tn.m ntrc t eui , 1,050 ,
Lot 4 , block 3 , ShltmV addltinn , 900
L ton Clnrl'Hstictt , near .Snuii.lers , ? J,200.
Lot on Maunders Street , 9lCU'l.
( onitr lor , Armstrong's aadition , ? IOOJ.
Lots in lll.iu laiih'n'ri 1'Iaoe , itxv.
Beautiful eiit frontage , In llauscom Facc , $900
each.
t our lot * . 3 fronting on Farniun street three
houses JS.OOUi JlcCAQUE.
C51-U Opp. PootolUce.
TJOIl SALE Lot 132Jiii : on south ISthfcicct wltli
P ( jood In procments , nt fci.Oix. ThU l < only open
lor 30 days Call on KcCAUUE , opposite piwtctuoo.
7IB tf
T7lOHSAI.E-I.ot 132x330 , Bouth mhstroot , house
Jf two room , b rn , train. I'riu $1,700. O othrcl
cash. Call and sco Md'AGUE , opp. V. O. 710 tf
> EAL K5TATE for tale by John L. MeCfwuc. real
t ist-itu ajtcnt , oppoaito pottolrlco , 831-tf
ft
11 SALE i'tna rculdenco between Dndze and
Farnain. Cftlltm iicCAUUK , oniios to I' . O.
> OR SALK-Lot on Perfno ctre < t.
1 down fctalrs , o ] ponlto I.O. OfiO-tf
T7IOK SALK 1S2 feet ttquiio on comer. Itcrlileuce
J1 Property } mll Jf. W. cf Post orlkej JWAUUU ,
opposite 1' . O. 638 tf
F IOH SALE Kull lot on Hirney El ret t. 1X1x1112 ai
3.B ) . KbCAQUU , opposite l0. . 057-tf
FOR SALELotsaitet \ ruminp at * irs. to $250 ,
each , ousy term * monthly payment * . JOHN L.
McCAGUK , oppusito P. 0. . fiC4-t
E -Uoiwo and lot on Capltol-IIlll at JMOO.
JlcCAOUU.ODpositol1. 0.
If OR RALK BeaulUul rcslJerjcoloton Park ave , ,
I1 corner 20/ffot fronting east , will nil Iclo
McCAGUK , opposite P. O. , B83-U
I poll HMiB-LoU In Uaw thorne addition !
' to tir.O. fili-h. BiBVti > riiH. SU-C' OCE , opnu.
ol. V , o Call at olflra for I'lU " -
FOUSALE Acwlots in IlonlU-kLonlj- .
poracra UeUAGUU , opputlu Tf. 0. 080 tf.
FOlt bALb lo'i In Dcnlsu v addition i.n h'aui di.rs-
anil 22d btreet" . Only Four UocKsfrom btv
car , $ 00. to 7H > , each , litr aln. McCAGl'K ' , np-
. U.downstalir. 637-11
BAL G-TATK-II jou are InUrettol in rtal. ec-
i late It will i a > > ou to witch thU ooljujn for thtr
ruiSBOj .McCAOUtoiporlig P. O. 5 tl
IpUK HALtt l.arKO hoin-e mitr Hamcou t r . ;
1 front , \ ery cficap. McCAGUK , cp | < oeltu V : O
For. SALE A first-dust * Vet A > on PIaJt3. tt a.
barr ) ln. Inquira Ivdnoha * . Krlck on' > .
F OK8ALK Four show cik3s\ cry cheap.
W9-U
FOH BALE.Oa.IHAnH-A good span ol urule * ,
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