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OMAHA DAJUbiT BEE-TUESDAIT , JUNE 10 , 1884 , OMAHA DALL ? BEE--MONDA5L % JUNE 9 , 1884 , ' RiceM.D. . R. . . of other tumors umoved wtthont the knlla or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES Over thirty year practlcM experience 0Eeo No. B Pearl street , Council Itluffi WTConcultatlon trco A 'It 4.W.R.VAUCHAN. ylustice oi the Peace , fl ' Omixha and Uotmftl Blair ? . eatato collco ton agcni ODTclov V Ravings bant. AOOD 8ISI3. E. T. CADWKLI. < SIMS & CADWELL , 'Attorneys-at-Law ; , 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , Main Street , Room * 1 and Shngart & Ho- , Uahon'i Block , Will practice In State and odtrtl V court * J ; , ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE , iGraham Paper Co , , { ' ; ' m and 219 North Main St. , St. Louis. , , . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN S ° PK. I K AEBRTESOWRITING if * KNVKLOPKS.CAn.D BOAIID ArJD WCaii ! paid tor lUca ot al Nebraska Cornice AND- ItANUFACTVUEnS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES FINIALS , WINDOW GAPS , TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATENT MCTALKJ SKYLiaHT , S r o n Fencing ! CiCBtlnm , Balustrades , Verandas , Office and Baok lUlltnga , Window and Cellar Guards , Eta COB 0. ANDetri BTUEE"- , LINCOLN NEB. f' % ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chicago , St , Paul , 'Minneapolis and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now extension ol this line from WakoOeld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the OAN through Concord and Coleridge Reaches the boat portion of the State , Special ex cursion rates for land tcekors over thin line to Wayne , Norfolk and llartington , and via Blair to all principal points on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD Trains over tht C. , St. 1 > . Jr. 4 0. Rilhvay to Cov ijston , Sioux City , Ponca , Hartlngton , Wayne and Norfolk , for Fremont , Oakda o , Ncllgh , and through to Val entine. jtarFor rates and all Information call on F , P. WHITNEV , General Agent. HE BRUNSWICK , 1BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY , ( SUCCESSOUS TO THE J. M. B. & IJ. CO. ) MONARCH The moct cxtonBlvoinanuracturcraol IN THE WOULD. DOT S. Tenth Street OMAHA , NEB. CSTFriccs of Illlllrd ami Pool Tables and materials , furnished on application. BRUNSWICK & GO. Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom , AND ALL OTHKR OAJIING TABLES. TEN 1'IN BALLS , CHECKS. EIC. JLB South 3d Street , Ft. Louis , 411 Delaware Street ViKonsas City , Mo. , 1S2I Douglas St. . Omaha , Neb. HENRY HORNBERGBR , Agent. Wrlto ( or Catalogues and Price Llats. DISEASES OP THE EYE & EAR / , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. , _ .H.ntHoffl < ! c' r8 repaired from result of Ore , offl with Dr. Parker , Boom S , Cre&htou Block 15th ma Doaguidtr eeta. Western Cornice-Works , IKON AND SLATE HOOKING. C. SPECHT , PROP , 1111 Dongla * St. Omaha , Neb. IfANUFAOTUHKB OF Galvanueo Iron Cornices jTJTDorincr Wlndowj , Hntal . Tin , Iron and BlaU Kuollog. Bpeclit'n Patent Uetalllo HkjIlKht , Jattnl adjuttcd Katchct liar and Bracket bfieltlnir. I arc the jitutril agent ( or the above line ol RoocU. Irut yenriiig , Cr < tlni : . laluetradc ) , Virandai , Iron Bank lUlIinga , Wludow Bllncli , Cellar tluardu ; alM LH'iiera went tar IVcrein ti | | IU' l' > t nt linl'o ' BUml IIANUFAOTUUKH Of GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES. WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC , O. LO XOtla Ultvont , MAHA , . , , , . . . .NlUlIt HK COUNCIL BLUFFS , ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. SPEEDY STEEDS. They Arc to Gate in Conncil Blnffs in Great Numbers , The IiM ot KutrlcH. The coming mooting at the Council Blufis driving park promises to bo the greatest over held in the west. It ia to begin Juno 21 and continue four days. Council Binds ia now in the Iowa circuit , which also in cludes Cedar llipids , Marshalltown , and DCS Moincs , The purses for the same classes are in all thcso meetings the same , § 000 for each. The most sanguine of the interested in the driving park hero predicted that the entries would roach 70 , but they have exceeded 100 , and as will bo soon from the following , they include many speedy iioraes. 2:13 : CIASH. A. Fobor , Omnlia , Nob. , b. h. St. Nioholiw. Al , U. Mollonry , Oouosoo , Ills. , b. H. Km- cry s Alexander. A. W. Hodman , Kock Island , 111. , b. a. Vnu. 12 , W. Tnxson , Martliisvillo , Ind. , ir. m. Dutch Girl. 1 * . V. Johnson , Chicago , 111. , b. in. Opal. S. lj. Caton , Cleveland , Ohio. b. g. Ituric Noullo. Kayotto Sirith , Mnryvlllo , Mo , , b. g. Theo dore. dore.W. . H. Homer , KnighUtown , Ind. , b. s. b'rnnk Oroy. K. H. Doty , Wichita , Kan. , r. B. Light Bird. ilamoaA. Boll , Denver , Col. , b. g. Budd Doblo. 2:20 CLAS4. Mat Colvitt , Kansas Citj' , Mo. , b s , Woat- mont. J. 1 < \ Studebaker , South Bond. , br B , Mam- jrino So th nm. Jl. F. jrcHallilo , Stiloavillo , Ind. , brg , [ ' "rank Landers. G. A. A. Doan , Atchison , Kan. , b in , Gold en Girl. Frank M. llarlan , Tlno BlulF , Ark. , bs , [ Sxocutor. . Llttofiold & Kirby , .Torsoyvillo , 111. , r in , Baby Mine. A. J. Coldron , Bradford , 1'a. , r , Allegheny Boy. II. Sweet , 1'ayetto , Iowa , b in , Mountain Girl. II. Hitchcock , Denver , Col. , w in , Happy. Holly & Carlilo , Pueblo , Col. , b g , Harry Velox. 11. T. Knooba , Sioux City , Iowa , br g , Elinwood Chief. crAHS 2:35 : i-AClKO. A. S. Emor.y , Cheyenne , W. T. r g. Loyld Weathorboo & Bennot , Council Bluffs , b g. Matt Ilarle , Council Bluffs , g m. Mattie ilarle. W. J. Wingert. JJNon , 111. , b in. Nellie Dixon. V. 1'iclccrel , Indianapolis , lud. , b g. Moses. Wade Gary , Council Blurt's , lown , blk in. K K. Wonnloy , Mondoti , 111. , b m. May- wood. D , McCarthy , Chicafro , 111 , b g. Dennis M. D. N , MontroBS , Kacinaw City , Mich. , r in. AddioM. D. W. Sowripht , Sholbyvlllo , Ind. , g g. Frank S. , T. Peacock , Chicngo , 111. , bm. Gipsy Girl. Lynn & Kirby , Jersey ville. 111. , b g. Tom my Lynn. Mat. Colvin , Kansas City , Mo. , b in. Coun try Girl. ! \ \ in. Anderson , Clarkayillo , 'Texas , ch g. Texas Bill. W. B. Foster , Bvansvllle , Ind. , b m.Kiip- [ ball. ball.Perry Perry Johnson , Leadvlllo , Col , , b Fg. Me- Faddon. K , Kobinson , OsRood , Ind. , sg. Dandy Boy. 2:24 : CLASH. H O Padflold , Kock Island , 111. , g. g. Grey Honry. N. K. McIIonry , Goneseo , 111 , , ch. in. Nel lie Grant. Kobert Porter , Davenport , Iowa , ch in. Flora P. H S Shultz , Mobile , Alabama , ch g. Prlch- nrd. nrd.P V Johnson , Chicago , 111. , bl in. Bertha Clay. Fayotto Smith , Maryvillo , Mo. , ch m. Trapp/.o. S. L. Caton , Cleveland , Ohio , b m. Secret. N. Belland , Kvanston , 111. , b g. Princeton , formerly Don Palmers. Will Bedford , Jlvaiisvillo , Ind. , bin. Nettie H. H.W. . K. Wiloy , Carbondale , 111. , ch m. Laura r * "Wm Laws , Boulder , Colo. , bl e. Black Tom. Colby & Brown , Ft. Dodge , Iowa , brs. Chas. G. Ifayoi. niKB roil ALL I-AOINO. W. J. WIngert , Dixon , III. , d g Frank W Wade Gary , Council Hlulfs , bl m Loreno. C. N. Kmery , Uoatrico. Nob. bl g Charlto "i ! . N. Montross , Safiinaw ICity , Mich. , b g Limber Jack. A. L. Cumminfe'i , Harriaburir , Ps. , r g Sail- ' B. J. Johnson , Crooton ; lowii , ch g West- mount. Isaac MIosBC , Noblesvillo. Ind. , cli a Chestnut tar , Will Uodford , Evausvillo , ( Ind. . g g Kddlo i'erry Johnson , Loadvillo , Col. , ch g Win- [ lor. lor.T. . A. Sluw , Fort Scott , Kan. , d in Nolllo Shaw. 2:18 : OI.ASH. A. Kobar , Omaha , Neb. b h St Nicholas l'I. W. Paxon , MartlnHvlllo , Ind. , s g Texan Jack. J. G. Igon , Urbann , Ohio , b g Itox. H. S. ShulU , Mol lie , Ala , , br in Dora G. S. L. Caton , Cleveland , Ohio , b ui Coscar . L.K. Wlllcoxon , Lowlstown , 111. , br 8 Sin gleton's Hambletonian. , P. V.'Johnston , Chicago , 111. , b inNelllo L. Fayotte Smyth , Marydulilo Mo , br g Ned I'o well Kllnha Dawson. Troy , Ohio , ch pGiisDnan. P. Flannlgan , St. Louis , Mo. b g Famous. James A. Boll , Denver , Col. , I ) gBudd Thomas & Kirby , Jeraoyvllle , III. , b m Star W. PJIKB KOH AI.r. . A. K. Scott , Leadville , Ool. , g R Don. J. F. Stuclobaker , South Bond , Ind. , b g Kl'.DV. ' | Johnston , Chtago , 111. , bm Kittle Van , J. M. Owens , Greencaktle , Ind. , b g Willis Woods Lew' Glenn , Mt Pleasant , Iowa. , b g Big ° iat Colvin , Kansas City , Mo. , b a West- . II. Homer , KniRhtatown , Ind. , b g WA. J , ° d&l < lreu , Bradford , Pa. , K g " " "Jy ° J'D ! , Sneers , Poorla , III. , bl H Longfellow Whip. 3:00 : CLAH3. It. M. Hlndo , Lowistown , III. , b in , Bin- A. 'Thompson , Omaha , Nob. , b , Kthan M. ] J. McIIcnry , Genoseo , III , , b B , Mark Time. , Thompson Bros. Atlantic , Iowa , Bin , An- John McGIlviay , Cedar Itapldn , Iowa , ch m Senator's maid , _ . Kuton W , Parson , Mattlnsvlllo , Ind. , B. g Texan Jack. . , , Fu > ette Smith , Mary > lllo , Mn. , br g , Nod Powell. I * JC. Wllcoxc-n , Lowlstown , III. , brg , bin- fleton'n Hambletoulan. Choa. Gee , Chicago , III. , br in. Martha Washington. S. L. Ctttou , Cleveland , Ohio , ch r , Nugget. Thomas & Kltby , JorseyUlle , 111. , b n. , St r W. ICrlsha Daweon , Troy , Ohio , ch g , Gus Dunn , Wm Anderson , Cl tkca > lllo , Tc\a , g R Gray 1'nglo. Amlrowtoi , , South Itond , Ind. , bg. Tree- stone , Jno. W. Igoii , Urb-vna , Ohln , b in , Urbnua Hello. ( < eo. Grimes , KockUllo , lud , , br g Joe Da\k 1'ajotto Smith , Mary\lllo , Mo , , g in , Lady Kolso. C. 1 , chml , jr. , Troy , Kalis. , hr m , Molllo Boll. Boll.A. . S. Olucy , Minneapolis Minn. , be , Harry Pulling. Peiry Johtnon , Load\illo , Col. , gtn , Mng lo K. P. . Kckor , KaLsni City , Ma , d g , Cou pon. pon.Wm. . H. Jono Bpattlco , Neb , br g. 1 .Ittlo Tom. Glddlngs & McCoy , Dos Mollies , Ia , b in. Kittle Stradcr. < C. Itowloy , Atlantic , la. , s a , IJowloy's Battler. Jay Slniins , Itmboy , 111. , b s , Bon llortoy. Win. Kuaaoll , Spencer , la. , SB , General Leo. Leo.K. . W. Pavson , Martlnsville , Ind. , gin , Dutch Girl. Kayotto Smith , Maryvillo , Mo. , b s , Theo dore. S. L. Cftt'jti , Cleveland , 0. , bin , Bertha S. P. V. Johnston , Chicago , 111. , bg , Van. Mat. Cohln , Kaunas Clt , Mo , o m , Koin. B B 1'ckor , Columbus , Kan. . be , Frank 1 1. V. A. Halo , 1 car hogn , Ul ) hoail , to Chicago via N. W. F , J , Kdwards , 1 car hnga , TO head , to Chicago cage via N. W. Stokes itKusioll , ) cars cattle , 15. head , to Denver \Iti li , & M. Wilson Hroa. , 4 cars cattle , 130 head , to Cheyenne \ la U , P. 1. U. Alter. C cars cattle , 10S head , to Chi- coco via N. W. John S. Young , 2 cars sheep. 225 head , to Council Blulla. P. C. Crikoll,2 cars hogs 110 head , to Chi- cairo \in K. I. V. 8. Bliss , 1 w-r hogs , 30 head , to Chicago \ial ! . I. Thos , bppckilian , 13 cars cattle , GlOhoad , to Itawllngs , W. \iaU.P. . The < . Allison , 1 car horses , 10 head , to Council BlulTs. IMokcil by tlio I'ollco. Among those who have boon gathered in by the blue coats and who will have a hearing in police court to-day , is S. Van- ness , who is charged with kicking up a row in Ida Story's house. There was a r w in Kato Herbert's liotel on Saturday night , and L. 0. Tay lor , Jim Murphy and Jrhn Tracy were arrested for taking a hand in it. Jim Hughes is to answer the charge of n plain drunk. Frank Stevens was arrested on com plaint of G. Hallor , who claims that 3tovona entered the house where Mrs. Hallor lay sick in bed , and insulted her. N. E. Barney is to explain about his boistrous actions at the Lower hotel. John Black stands charged with slap- [ ling a boy Adolphus Kastnor. The man , giving his name as Ball , who claimed to bo robbed of $400 in Ida Story's house will answer a charge of being drunk and disturbing the ponce. It appears that ho entered the housu to kick up a row ; got the worst of it ; got thrown out and going down to the crook to wash the blood off his face , was so drunk that ho fell down , lie then claimed to have boon robbed. GENEROuTcHVEES , The Youiifj Men's Association Kindly Kcincinborctl l > y It * Friciiilw. The gift social at the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A. , Friday , proved a success in all respects. . .The association being young yet , and not over strong , had inany.ncods to supply , and its friends Boomed to real ize this , and had so much faith in the usefulness and the future of the associa tion , that they responded generously. The great need was the attractive and comfortable furnishings of the rooms , especially the parlor. Moss. Harknoss Bros , generously gave the association an elegant carpet , and rich curtains , with poloa etc. , so that it made an excellent start. Among the other articles brought in Friday night were the following : liovvl and Pitcher , V . A. KIssor. Towela , Mrs. Warburton. ] ioak-caso and pnrlor clmir , ollirnrs , toaohors and friends of the Presbyterian BiimUy school. Hugs , curtains nnd hcssock , CoeHndy , Orcutt & iKronch. Towola , Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Uixloy. I'hotofr.-nijh of Harry Curtis , ' 'Our First Secretary , " framed , .1. V. Itarko. What-not. Mrs. Dr. Hart. 1'air of largo pictures , linoly framed Meth odist church friends. JhiRraving , "Tho Last Simper , " Mrs. J. T. ISnhlwIn. ] ' 'Iowor pot , with plant on eliony stand , ICnie.st Smith nnd J'Vanlc Itoilcfer. homirn ( nnd parlor cliairs , by the young 'oiks of the Congregational church. Hymnal , Mnry AA Kmmr , .Stand , Li//.io Sargent , Klfilo ISronnorman , [ owa ] 5iill and Ada JIuwaril. 1'Jaciino , winter BCOIIO , Urn. Ituhso , Lmiio Miller , Kittlo Utillard. ICbony tt ind mid chess mon , Cora Wood- ) iiry , Aliniiio Cole , Corn. l < "utnBnoith , Nnnnio llurdin , Miitio 1'almer. 1'nlr of plucqiies with -velvet frnmcs , Miss femio Walker. 1'alr panel iiictures , ttatunry , Misses bwnn nnd 0. J. Swnn. Uracket and Inmlncqnin , Miss Carrie Ifnnt- iiigton. Marhlo top centra table , hy the ladies of Lho CongrCKatlonal church. lirncket , Mrs Sliorwood. Criidon'H concordance ] , C. T. Ollicor , Framed molts , Mrw. Jlarnutt. ( l mo nf ovaludo , Fred Montgomery. NapkhiH , Mr. Foster. Mat , Mrs. Morohoui > o , Lamblequin , Mrs. .1. .f , Henderson. l''ancy ( lower pots , T. U. 1'atton. Two upholstered chairs , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Enough money was also secured to purchase a ( leak for the secretary. Jtonl Kutnto Transfers. The following tranafors were filed Juno (5th , 1881 , and reported by P. J. Mo- Mahon , Council BltifFa : Goo. W. Springer to Wm. H. Dial , part swi nwi 30 , 70 , 43. ? 5ls. Maria Mvnator to Andrew Vrlentrup lot 7 , block 12 , Mynstor'n add. $2.)5. ) I.Ida DeCamp t < > 1'errlla Osborn , part lot 1 , block 3 , StnUman'H first add ; also port lot fil , oriKinul plat , f 1.000. J'erilla Oaborn to Kueben T. Ilryaut , part lot 1 , block 3 , Stutuman'H liret add ; also part lot fi , original plat. J1.400. Fred Sperling to Christian Dozen , part lot y , block -1 , Myimtor's add. S700. MuryS ( Jardner to U.S. McConrnghy , lot 1 and part lot i ! , block ii'J , Avoca. eftiS. Total sales , SJ.231. Hliininonl iiCHtooK" . The following were shipmonta of stock from the union stockyards yeator- ady : Charles 1'auska. 1 car of homos , 1'Jliei.d , in Lincoln , via. U.I1. J. K , Dunnlny , 1 car of hogs , /IS head , to , f.CM.'Hodjfe' , 1 car of hogs , W head , U Chi- C1 l ! lalev , I'carnf cattle , 28 head , toltawl- riam IleajV. 1 car of horses , 1" head , to St. 1'rtul , N b , > ! . . U..J1. , . 0. Stuart. 1 car of her o , to Hastings , Neb , via. I J.I' . , . . , . 1) . Andersim , I caruf hogo , 67 head , to COSTLY JUSTICE. A Look tit the Bills Charged Uj Against the Oouuty , , of Coin-so , O-ts to the Kroni a l ay. Tin : Ur.v : some ttmo ago gave itsroadera ionic facts concerning the way Mayor Vnuglin'a justice court was runnngnnd ! the bills charged up tlioro to the county , three or four cases being made out of one transaction , ntul many cases , which ought to have boon settled in policn court , where a $ ' . ' ,000 judge and ft § 1,200 clerk preside , wore brought up hero , and coats taxed up to the county , while the cost of the police court runs right along in addi- lion. lion.Tho The board was expecting for thoao revelations , that some big bills would bo presented , but hardly prepared to see as largo ones ns were really presented. Justice Vaughn's bill for April and May footed up § 208.50 , nearly § 150 a month , while the fees for constables , witnoanes , etc. , Tforo proportionately largo , making the court r rather coatly one for the county. The first impulse Boomed to bo to throw the irholo bill out , but County Attorney Mynster , who is one of Vaughan'a pels , waa sot at work looking the Hums over , and cutting them down Finally account of ? ! > 7.70 was agreed upon. To look at the several items contra dicts the statement made some time ago by THK Bin : as an instance of how Mils are run up. Several days were picked at random , and Vnuglin'a charges footed up as follows : May 11 , § 3.50 ; May 10 , § 10 ; May 10 , § 30.50 ; May 20 , § 30. It is to bo remembered that Vaughn's court is but 0110 of many , and that in addition to thoao amounts there are to bo counted the foes of constables , witnesses , etc. , ao that the justice ahop iamado about aa expensive as a district court. A person might naturally suppose thnt this city waa in a terrible [ condition , all these case being criminal in their nature , and it might also bo supposed that n largo number of the guilty were punished , but an examination of the billa shows that there wore 83 cases in the two inontlw , and out of ilia 83 cases three gave bonds to keep the peace , two vroro eont to the grand jury , and aix wore found guilty. The remaining 72 out of the 83 cases wore dismissed or defendants discharged. A glance fit the other juatica fees showed that X. Schurz had fees amount ing to § 180.00. Ilia bill was reduced only § 5.00. Juatico Abbott's feed amounted to § 102.00 and his was not cut any. Special prices on trimmed hats this week. Mrs. J. Norria , 105 Main street. A Great Reality Ia what the following refers to : NKW YORK , May 28 , 1881. Mu. J. MUKI.LKR , Council BluiFs , lown : Dear Sir and Friend Wo aent you to day by freight , an ottoman ntool , fine embroideries , silk plush cover and inusio rack , to go with the premium piano at the Nebraska state fair , and which wo beg you will accept with our compliments. 'With beat regards and wishes , believe no , aincoioly your friends , IfAUDMAN , DOWLINQ & PKOK , Manufacturers of the Haraman pianos. The § 1,000 piano with the nbovo named articles are now on exhibition at J. Mueller's , 103 Main street , Council Blulls. Admirers of the beautiful are invited to call and BOO them. Mrs. J. Karris calls the ladies attention to special prices on trimmed hats for thia week. No. 105 Main street. 'JL'lio Iron "Works. The Council Bluffs iron works are now occupying their nevr building on the corner of Tenth avenue and Twelfth street where with greater convenience Voni larger and newer buildings and in creased facilities they are prepared to ill all orders for castings , general mill Machinery , jobbing and repair work. "Wo invo on hand n number of engines , now mil second hand , which will bo Hold cheap. Wo also wish to rent the upper story of our main building with power , jive us a call. C. Ilr.Nimm , Oonoral Manager. Refrigerators and ice chests at bottom iricea. W. S. Homer & Co. , 23 Main street. COMlViUKOIALi. COUNCIL IJLUKJ-H MAHKKT. Wliont-No. 1 milling , 7S@80 ; No. 3 GGfgr 70 ; rejected 50. Corn Local purposna , 40@1B. Oats Xor local jmrpoeoB , 'IS ® 10. H y-510 00@liOU ! porton , Kyo-40@10o. Corn Mool 125 per 100 poundo. Wood Good supply ; priced at yardx , G 00@ 00. 00.Coal Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft , i 00 per ton Lard Falrbank's. wholoHolIng at Ojfc. inour City flour , 1 C0@3 30 , Brooms 21)5@3 ) 00 per doz. LIVB HTOCK. Cattle Butcher cows 4 00@4 CO , Butcher steers 4 60@5 00. lloga 1 50@4 7C. FEODUCE AND K1IUITH. Quotations by J , M. St. John < kCo , , com- ml sion merchant * , 53 # liroaclway , Poultry -Heady aalojchlckons.ilrDHflod , 124c ; Ivo , tie : turkoyii. dressed , IBc ; llye , 12c ; Ducks , droHBed , 121o ; live , 80. Oranges ft 00@6 CO per box. Loinoua 3 00@4 00 per box. UarmuoH 2 G0@3 W per bunch IJuttor Creamery , 20c ; rolls , 10@13c. KKRS 13o per dozen ; BCarce. Strawberries 10 quart tray 2 00 ® ' , ! 25. Vegetables Potatoes , Mi'eHO ; onions , 75cj cabbage , 4 cenltt jier pound ; apples , ready sale Bt 5 00 for prime stock ; lieans. ] M ( i M per btuhol. IOWA kITBMS. ' The Marehalltown Catholics are preparing paring to build a § 15,000 church. There were 35 birtlia and 78 deaths in Davenport during May. This tnakoa u deficit on the wrong side. A family which reached Lo Mara the other day direct from Switzerland con- aiata of futlior , mother and twenty chil dren. dren.Tho The sheriff swooped down on the pork packing vBtabliihrnont * t Atlantio and will ; hold the koya till a bill of § 11,000 is paid. The Western Union operator at Crcc- ton has suddenly disappeared , 'loavinc nwrathy fcmalo coon minus n watch unc her surplus cash. Another big find has boon made In the load mines near Duhuquo. The vein it S.i feet below the surface and is said to bo of great valuo. The IOWA Association of I'nitariau and other independent churches , will hold its annual conference at llumboldl'Juno 10. 20 , 21 , and 22. The editor of the Atlantic Advocate is troubled with a painful case of political bile , which ho fillers through the columns of his weekly piper. The Missouri river has cut through what ii called Big Sioux point , above HiouCity. . Tins out will shorten the river six or aovon miles. Alonzo Abornothv , formerly stftto superintendent - porintondont of schools , has just boon elected dean of the Dos Moines Univer sity , and will lake the chair at the open ing of the fall term. John I. Blair , who has boon BO promi nently identified with the developement if the Iowa railroad system , though over } 0 years of ago , was a delegate to the re- wbllcan convention from the Fourth New ilorsoy district. Ho was n delegate .0 the conventions that nominated llarrl- aon , Taylor , Lincoln , Grant and llayor. The Creston Gazette of Friday says : "A ripple of excitement was raised this afternoon at the depot by n cra/.y woman , ivho was a passenger on No. 3. From Mr. il. .1. Stoadman , n passenger , it was earned that the lady was from Pennsyl vania , had become crazy on the train last light , and was in charge of her sun , who was almost paralyzed with grief at .ho terrible nilsfortuno that had befallen lis mother. This sad case of insanity ox- ciled the sympathy of the passengers , and a purse was raised and given to the sou. On the arrival of the train in this city the Insane woman and her son was tftkon to the Creston house , and medical tasistanco summoned. The unfortunate ady looked to bo about sixty years old , ind her son about forty , their dcstina , " ion being Hod Cloud , Nob. " INI'ALUUU : proscriptions for Asthma Jronchitis , Catarrh , Dysentery , Liver Complaint , Neuralgia , Rheumatism and diseases of the Blood and Nervous system combined , and all acute and chronic di- oiues , all for § 1 in "Tho Science of Life , or Self Preservation. " See advertise- nont. POISON h n thooml lanpt ( u ulinw Itncll In the xprlnp , and mturo ehotiUl by all meanslio nsslsli'il In tlmmlng It off. Snllt'B Spuolllo ilors tliln eRccthuly. It Ian inrclycfctAblo , lion polaonoua icino.lv"lilcli helpa uatmoti ) force all the polaou or taint out through ho jioren ol the akin. Mr. Uol ort A. Easlcy , ot Dlckaon , Tciin. , nrlli'i , inilcr date Mnrcli 10 1SS1 : "I liml ili'lln ' nnd fu\cr iillouod by rlicliinllsin , lor tlnuu JI.TTH , no that I lamiot nblo to nttcniltniny bnslncHa : had trlod ! nest o\vry kind of tnudlclno , and found no relief. A filciiil .etonmiciidcil Sulft'n Hpoclllc. I trltil onu lottlu and my health be rnii tolunirovo. 1 continued mill I lind taken clx lioltlcH , niitf It hai But inu on ny ftot , naxound and well aso cr. 1 recommend it o all Klmllarly ntllictcd. " Lcttetx from tnenty tliroo (23) ( ) ( if the lea.line rotnll IrnirgUtHo' Atlanta , say , unilcrdnto of Mnrih'Jllh , 1881 : "Wo sell nioro of S lft'a Hpuclllo than any itherono icinedy , and three to tin thma at much aa any other blood incdlcinu. Wo f til It to all rlaisoH. mil nmnof the beat famlllea u o It oa a general icalth tonic. ) ur Trcatlao on Illood and Skin DUcanca mailed froc. TIIKHWIFTfll'ECIPIO CO. l > rn vr 3 , Atlanta , Ox K T. Onico , lt.9W.23 BU , bit filh nndTth a > a WITH d lid yo Jr work is done for nil time to tinio to come. WE CHALLENGE o produce a more duniolo matoriul for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. Granite.RS : RS OR MACADAM filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application , WM.MoBAIN & CO. , Sioux Falls , Dukota. Dr. . Amelia Burroughs , OFKIOK AND KESIDHNOK 1617 Dodge. . St. , - Omaha TKLKPIIONK No Hi. Steam Dye Works. BrlnK jour work to Ilia Steam Dye Work , under : lie Hotel. Men's Clothes Oloanod , Dyed and Repaired , JtirFeathitm Ojticl and Cleaned , I-ivce Curtain. cluaucd , and all ALL KINDS OF DYEING DONE , AU. WOHK OUAItANTKKI ) . 0. T. I'AUUJKN , 1V12 Dou Ian 6tr THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY TOUTS , One of the Boat and largest Stocks in the United States to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR , Fine Healthy Homes , RETIRED AlilB THE INVALID , Street Cars Lies \Vill bring thoin from their homes to the Opera House , Postoflico Hotels mid Depots in TJE3JST IVCIIsTTTTES , AND A PARADISE FOR ALL , RIGHT AT HOME. The Syndicate have arranged with with the railroad companies for n fine , attract ivo depot , Avhoro trains of the following roads will connect and stop : The Omaha B'jlt Line Railroad Line , The Union Pacific Rail way , The Missouri Pacific Railway , The Oinalm and Republican Vnlloy Railroad , The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska and the Chicago , Burlington and Quincy Railroad. All these trains will stop at the depot at the town site. Also at the Stock Yards. Bountiful trees have been set out on the property and streets laid out. LOTS ARE NOW ON SALE AT LOW PRICES & EASY TERMS. 257 Api > ly ut the fJonipiiny'H oflico , cor. of 13th and Douglas streets , over tli10 Onnihn Saving's Bnnlc. A. UPTON , Assistant Secretary , i 1206 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. NEW WOOLENS f FOR PANTS AT FROM § 8.00 AND UPWARDS. ALSO Stylish Suitings in florkscrews , Worsteds and Cheviots LATEST STYLES I LOWEST PRICES ! inspection of our Goods nnd Prices , tolls the story. .J358 OMAHA NATIONAL BANE U , S. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILL A 111) , President. WM. WALLACE Cashier. Capital and Surplus. S45O.OOO. OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Fire and Burvlar Proof Safes for Rent nt f m 85 to $50 per annum. LUMBER ERCHANT UD 0) in V ( O oS W o w 3 W p , } ft 3O OUMII GS AND 20THST , , OMAHA , NEB ,
