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i OMAHA JDAIKK BEE MONDAY JUNE 23 , 188-1. THE GRAND IOWA CIRCUIT. 00 in Purses , S600 FOR EACH EVENT. COUNCIL BLU1-TS , Juno 21 , 25 , 20 and 27 , if EVERY DAY THE BEST. 113 Entries. Cedar Rapids , Marehalltown , Council Uluffs nnd DCS Moincicompriso the Iowa Cir cuit , each place ghing the saino Classes and I'uries. Finsr DAY TUESDAY. 2:13 : Class 2:20 : Cla is 2:35 : Class SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. 3-00 Class 2:20 : Class ininn DAY niunsiur. 2:38 : Class 2:33 : Class Pacing Frco for nil. ramTu DAY KHIDAY. 2-AS Class lYco for all Tuos. BoHiiAV , Secretary , Council Bluffs. ACOB SHIS.'P. . SI1Y1S& CADWELL , Attorneys-ai-Law , . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA' Oflico , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Shujari & MoM - M hon' Block. Will practice In State and eder l : oourta . ? ' E. Hice M. B. PAWflPDCI or other tumors removed without the UnflUimUj knIJo or drawing o blood. CHRONIC DISEASES * < * < * ' * Cher thirtyycarelpractlcal experience Offloo No , 6 Pearl etreot , Council Bluffs jBTConcultotlon trco tc tcPi Pi Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H.D. , Piu. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON anT. u.an , . T. 222 Mlddlo Broad'w'ir. Council Blufls. WESTERN IOWA NORMAL -SCIENTIFIC AND COMMERCIAL COLLEG-E. COUNCIL BLUFFS BLUFFSWill Will Open THE 23rd of JUNE 1884. Bi A complete course for teachers nnil thoto desiring ANI a higher English education , a full business course , with tra'llng ' in actual bualnrss practice and gencr- 18 S ( t correspondence , short hand , ornamental Ka ' penman- si 'p , elocution , Gcriran and music. Splendid rooms , li.rge , IiRlit and well furnished , charges cry moucr- ttc , costof Hiinsr reasonable , aoctctygood , e\perl * cnccd teachers. For further p rtlcularx , inquire ot ' r BEAUDSLbY & 1'AULSOtf. Council Eluffs , Iowa. ICE CREAM PARLOR. Taught by Pitor. SCIINOOII Tuesday and Priday evenings from 8:30 : to 10:30 : o'clock. EINK FOK KENT AT § 15.00 Mil NIGHT. C2TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN. H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r , COOS. COOS.ari At the well-known Establishment uruisl < ari OF J. P. FBLBERT , 209 Upper Broaaway , the Pi 01 Council Bluflj. Notleo our reduced Price List. We gno 16 pounds Extra O Sugar for. . . 9t 00 11 pounds Granulated Suzar 00 25 poundi Choice Oatmeal . . 00 25 pounds Nrvy Ilcans (3 SO i oundslicat Bulk Starch 00 Pi 12 pounds Carolina Hlce op 12 pounds Choice fruncu 00 25 bars liudalo Soap 100 Will be Extra Lake Trout , , > er pound 09 Lorrlhard's Plug per Ib , 10 1 clo/cn Mackerel , 15 TUI Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt ZOO 10 pounds QlncerSnapj 1 COte to pounds himloy 100 Amen * ,5 gallon keg Syrup 1 He o I'ri ; frtilto Fish , per kit M some of Mackerel , per kit 61 c-es , E : Dates , per pound 1 etc.T . 10 3 pound cans StuiJard Tomatoes 10 T jo Al All kinds California Friilta Jilts , l'i pound tusk's Standard i tot 1 0 Kci.ljfh ullUtarl T. T. W. HAH All grades , accorJInff to quality , ISO to SOo pc pound. Wo alsA a full Una ' ' carry ot Men's , Toadies' nn Children's fine Shoei and Usn'n Flno Boota ater. . low prices. AJaon full line or Tinware and general NOT merchandise. Call on us and be convinced that you can save uiouoy fey dealln r with us. Goods delivered free In any [ art of the clttr. In a word , wo are bound to Bell and challenge a ! : oudiDlo competition In this countv. 600 COT J. I' . FI The alj 20111 the NeLi Thciei For furtt ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE , Graham Paper Co , , SOU 217 and 219 North Main Bt , St. Louis. WHOLESALE DEALEKfl IN Til nooK , ) K A fe WKITINO ) O ? K3XCS / mews , ; ! A Ir" Ei Ire a , i BOARD ASD 621 Son JoM\ \ aid ( or lUtcs fit al Nebraska Cornice AND- JIANUFAOTUBEBS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS , TIN , WON AND SLATE ROOFING , PATENT METALK3 SKYLIGHT , 'rtj-cr to i iron Fencing ! Cresting , Ililuitade * , Yerandai , Office and Ba > Membc iuliing , Window auJ Cellar Cl uardi , Eto. , IMi COli , 0. ANCitu fallthi.7 , XJ.iULN KKB. Wit ) wu PRINCIPAL LINE riiiw CHICAGO , PEOKIA AST. LOUIS , nr WAY or OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVSB , on VIA KANSAS CITY AND ATCIIISON to DENVER Connecting In Union Depots nt KnntimCIly , ii Omaha mid Denver with tlirouKlitmtns lor iitl iib S-SJfcT IPIRuIlSraiSaO tlti Anil all points in tlio Great West. ti . lid liL ir in Grmul Union Dopotnt Clilengo L \i llli through tnilns for NEW YO11K , 11OSFOX , tlbi And nil Knstorn Oltlca. bi , At 1'corln with tln-onch trains for Inillnnnn- Pie ills , Olnclnnnll , Coluinbiii , mill nil points In lioSontli-Kiut. At St , I.outs with through o\ nilns for nil o8' points South. 8' ElCKnntUny Cotohcs , I'm lor Cars , vlth Io. ! llnliiB Chairs ( < c\ts : Iioo ) , Snioklni ; Cnrs with lovolvln ; ; Clmlrs , I'uliiniiii 1'nlucu 'nrs nnil the ruinous C. II. & ( } . Dining Sleeping Oi\n un dully toniul > from Ohlcngo unil Kunsns ( llilcn onnd Jit y , Council lllults : ChlciiKo and Dos ' lollies , Chicago , St , Joseph , Atvhlson anil 8t ( 'oi > oka without chniiRc. Only tliioiish line mining ilncoln nnil tliolr Denver u\vn tntlna , and between Chicago , Oh OhluiRo , Knnsas Ity and Denvrr. Xlirotiiili . - caw bctwcuu nd Ianapoll3 and Council Ilhiirs , via 1'eotla to OOINO NOUTII ANI ) SOUTH. Solid Trains of Klejrant Day . nlltnan Co.ichcs anil 11 PtilncoSlcopiim CntH nro run dally to ul from . St. Louis ; via Hannibal coknlr , lliirllngton , Cedar ; Qtilncy , ] ICapiils and Albert catoSt. Paul to and Minneapolis ' ith ; 1'nrlor Cnra id 1'corla. Kccllnliiff Chairs to mul lioin 'it , Louis toOb' J only ono clmtiKO of cars bct ; . Louis pen Ob' ' nnd Dc Molncs , Io\\n , Lincoln , No. nsknmul Denver , Colorado. 1 It is also tlio only ThroiiRh Line between Cbi P. LOPI5 , MINNEAPOLIS and Sf. PAUL / It is known as the Chi prcat TIIHOUGK INi : of OAK ChiI America , nnd is I unlvcr&ally admit' d to bo the ' nest Equipped Railroad In the World for 540I all classes of Travel. 120 rhrough Tickets via tills line tor sale 120V K. coupon ticket olllces In the UnitcdStatcs atm- V d Canada. J. 1'OTTEIJ , PEUCEVAL LOWELL , . Vicc-Pm.Oin.Muntcrr Qen " lliard Ball Pool Carom , , , Tr ) ALL OTHEIl QAXIINO TABLKS. TEN PIN class BALLS , CHECKS , ETC. Duth 3d Street , lit. avraj Louis , 411 Delaware Street ue.13 City , Mo. , 1321 Douglas St. . OirVin , Neb , wool HBNEY HOENBERGER lie , wai I . strco Write for Catalogues and I'rlco Lists. Thui purai § 50 , Til vrhi'i ' near E BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL tbroa thorn home i JLEMDEH jCOMPANlf , into E [ SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B. L D. CO. ] FBI poets Small coin i Itisc prc-ra THE MONARCH crop t The moit extensive manufacturer of the pi The comm Thorn 0. P , IN THE WOULD. Thorni Tenth Street OMAHA , NEB. of Tri 1'rlcei o' IlllllrJ and Tool Tables and materials , ] Louise lied on application. L. Du of Ma ton ; C 1ST AIWAL SALE J. W. O J. ft two mi are Breed Short-Horn much T for hoi AND- taking outside track , i tw'ns. low tin rom the Turlington ilerds , found , to reco' i h'-'d at the fa. n no inrlir .on Sti The ' f'on , Otoo Counton pany h < in the \ SSDAY , JUNE 17 oflico , " . tlio Sh rt-IIorns to bo catalogued are I'.cd aicribet nc s ilnlclclloiesff Slmrons , ( Inc'udlnc oflico It : the Poppy brmck ) Jfazurkc , Uoin Dutch- the oth ( ' tcrdaje , Konraoiidi ) , ' Voung ilary'u etc. , roporh herd pn-An-'ii ) will enihrac ) Erlcjs , Cjlills , Imvo boi iih' , I .irhri " 9 of Carroll , Duclirssoa of tt , Fy 'o f , ! 25 ppr 10 vers Ditrnln Luo ) e , ttc. Sale ; otllo. m. Send for catalog jo. AddrceaT. pany h VHV , 1 * . 0 , 1 jrllngton , Ncbranka. in this c Muct.oneer" . tivo eala present a hard t : ICETOCATTLEMEN MIP. ] _ 2 month 000 0 ATI LE FOR SALE. the 18th /aand elfers. oo Oje-yoar Stcois. Nancy J f > \o dcscrllKi , ! cattle are alt wo'l ' Ir.d , na- in'ton , c raikivand Io a ttle u 'Ml i toll in lots to etilt purcbatcr. married icr iiauici'Iaru call on or rddruns , Ohio , Sc L W. I'LANK. 05 * Albion , Net ) . your pily togo MELING & BELSOI1NER , wa- nine DEALERS IN three BOI two of t spirit Jai son , T. J 6 Q. ra'l ' th IBtli , between Jackson and Jones Sta. ' tf. Outterliiff , Etc. , promptly ilono. Jfany Blaino's [ EGRET IlLiDIES boy. with hh He ] school tc find radical euro by my turn , OIK method , based ou recent sci with bo ; entific researches , even in tlio noighboii most dcsnerato cnscs without manly lat tiny trouble to tl'o f unctioa . and the in in boy I cure equally the Had con- shadowed conscqiunces of tlie sins of A now tyoulli , nervousness and im district 01 potence. about fou thing ho DIfiCIlKTION ; OUA11ANTKKJ ) . head wit icnj Ue Kxact description of tlio Hlckncsi. whtaporin plunging ; , j - ehoutod a irof Several Scientific Hociolios , I at the tcui 100 do la Nation , . 1'AK1H. I "i'vo g , j Thctt * COUNCIL BLUFFS , ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS. TWICE FOUND FLOAT , Tlio Itodjr urn Mnn Foiuirt Jin tlio Illvcr jVhmrdto Plont Awny nnil AKnlti Foful on the | Oinnlin Side , Coroner Council on yesterday received ivord from Crocout City that the body of i man had been found about three nilca south of that placo. Air. Council cached the spot about 2 o'clock in the iftornoon but just before ho arrived hero it had boon allowed to lloat oil igain as there was nobody to hold an uquest. It appears tl it G. It. lludd irst found the body floating in the water ml his fishermen in a boat towed it into lioro. They run a spear into his cloth' ig and fastened it to some bushes on the ftiik. lludd loit his men there to watch lie body while ho wont to the station o 3'cgrnph ' to the coroner. They bolng a ttlo negligent , the body wn allowed to riftofTa ain , the ties becoming loosDiird. ator word reached ih'i side from Omaha mt the body of an unknown man had J con picked up on that side "with a ichfork sticklncin ; him , "and it being a idontly the sr"no word olhi corpse , was sent hi ring the above information as to ih ' In at . h'nding. InE Inw of Stock , The following wore the shipments of SCol ) ck at the yards yesterday : 01 D. S. Ppwoll , ono car hoga..CS head , to olen ilcagp.via 11. J. en . William Powell , ono car hogs , 51 head , ot Chicago , via 11. 1. ar T. Blocker , ono car cattle , 17 head , to ho nsas City , via U. JP. ov S. L. Stroozy , ono car cattle , 30 head , beWJ 1 Kwlins , viaU. P. WJ 5. Bovoridgo , one car hogs , GO head , to du 'ca7o ' , via 11. 1. be Duller & 31 , ono car hogs , C7 head , to an icago , via Mil. * 8" L. Oalor , eight cars cattle , 1GG head , to cage , via It. I. lombaum M. it Co. , uino cars hocs ; , head , to Chicago , via Mil. vii rombaum. M. & Co. , two cars hogs , his i head , to Ohic-.go , via N. W. amW 7. A. . Farris , twenty-eight cars cattle , W ( ! u Head , to Ogallala , via U. P. cot : [ . W. G. Kuntz , twenty-two cars cat- wa ; l.OCO head , to Ogallala , via U , P. tioi , F. Rottol , ono car cattle , 10 head , of ] Soon , \ 'n N. W. pee rptain H. Motcalf , ono fast horse , to act , it Troy , N. Y. , via R. J. 1 the IOWA Joli ITEMS. fish fan Igonn is planning for a $10COO was ol building. was system of water works to cost § 7,000 Thii bo built at Sao City. afto 10 trotter A'nho , who ran in the 2:30 : olio ; at Ft. Dodge and Sioux Falls , van drol ' and broke a log in Sioux City lr t two r. thoi r.ibort Presley , n middle-aged man , houi knocked down and robbed on the neat H of D-i Moinca m daylight Int a pa aday. The hwaymon were quickly nigli icd t > nd captured , and the boodle , bun recovered. Si 10 Hawardon Commorciol learn ? that twoj 3 two boys were playing together Imvi Iroton ono < ? iy Int week , ono of listo draw a gun on bs ; playmate nnd ash toned to shoot h"n. The latter ran ono BO badly frightened tint ho wont atF ipasir > i , from which ho died , soon rmors around Croaton the Tabt say pros latto for a good crop are flattering. head 1 grain is in cscol'ont ' condition and to hi. . reill yield an avoiujo of 97 percent , of th ti hpar sonsolirg the farmers ox- Th contentment , et they need a good lief ii 0 cover the leas sustained during > st Ihrco years. ton a oporc { ) 1 following notaries public have boon issionod by Governor Shoiman : roper as H. Rowland , of Randolph ; By. as congt it . Jansen , of Iowa City ; win. 1 * . ablon as , of Sioui Cily ; Charles Kline , reign poli ; M. B. Djrnoll , of Boydon ; Tin i H. Alburh , of Cedar Rapids ; M. suit o dloy , of Ida Grove ; II. F. Arnold , law-al nchc'ster ; 0. R. Leonard , of Ores- This Jhprles IIiilcKno , of Council Blufl'a ; Annis , of Oaago. the ai IcManus , aged 20 years , living docs i lies northorit of Ackloy , took too up tl vhiakoy Tuesday niglu and started such c no in an intoxicated condition , stance i the Illinois Central track. Just oasyo i the city ho laid down on the acouiu and was run over by the ni < { ht bui'dii ' Both logs were cut ofl'juat bo- public 3 knoes. Ho was alive when in this but it is hardly possible for him for it i vor. of coo ( Western Union Telegraph com- and . g > 3 ordered uroduction of 25 per cent j " " 1" vugca of men in the Burlington "mca The Hawkeye Bays no reason ia . BW ( 1 , save that the crpocsei of tlio " . .ra.B.t . . ( ivo been running too high. On " { " ; r hand the rates for the market [ at sight , funrshcd the board of trade en increased to the amount of FYS month. This action of the com- to bo regretted , n the employees tty hive not received voiy lucra- An Kino \ rios heretofore , and when the no cut is enforced the biyo will hayo Inio to got along. Nancy Potter , aged 78 years and Bos * in ( i , died at Otturnwfi at 3 a. m. on NKW inst. Ilur in idon naino was litcholl. She little toi was born in Waah- ounty , Po. , April , 180 < 5 ; was tween ' G to John Potter in Carrel county , t'ifl phei has livoi iptombor 20 , 1828. For nearly Mr. and Mrs. without . Potter lived hap- thor. The fiuit Knowlo , of this imrria o D. Kno < children , six daughters and and is b is. Throu of the daughters and About t < 10 sons preceded them to the id. Three daughtori nnd one up to th ' hcp'tli ' , i , M'otter , general 0 B. mariner , . boi u&lly I way company , still survive. sertu of ter a phj Blnlno'H IJoyliood , able to t anecdotes are told of Mr. she couli extraordinary pugnacity ai a lost her 3 was forovcr getting into fighls 's won 7layinatcHboin whipped by JH'B After sachors or whipping them in re- Lizzio bt 1 indulging in pitchcJ battles was soon rs bggcr thin himself from tie duti ng towns. Ho wai a bravo , eiso was 1 who could brook no control gradually lany of the performances of the refused greatness ot the man waa fore- her aven kinds , teacher came to the Indian Hill day ; but 10 fall when young Blaine was tended I rtoon years of aqo , and the first that to o ; did was to hit .liinmy over tha days , 11 n Peter Parley's history for Hinco i . g , Jimmy jumped up , and , ICnnwlia madly up and down the aisle , solid fuoi she waved his hand Imperiously and catoi alter : food is EC i at you marked. " the dinin , Lur , wha had gf-nc bak to hi bio to In dcak , strode down thonhlo at about sixteen - teen foot nt n Jump. nnd solr.ing Jimmy bv the oar ho led him to the platform nnd presently took him out to the woodshed - shed , where ho saw him later with n pine slab whittled oil at ono end. A Tnlo of Clvlo Coward Ice In Now HtiKlnml. Springfield ( Mn-s. ) Jtepubllcan The simple folk of Little Comrhn , . . I , nnd Wojtpott , Mr" ' . , twp'Utlocom numitlri on t'io sound , with the stale li'io between thorn nnd only connected n 1th the outer world by sai'bo.it ' ami stage , breathe easier now that Lenndor S. Tabor Wostport , 'i lodged in ja'i at Now Bodfonl. It ia curious that in ( his ngo of the world n sneaking wretch who has not oven the dating of a desperado , should put two or three towns in a reign of terror so gro. t fiat no ono dnro chorgo Mm with nny oTtuso , much less under hko to Hin ' ' - bring to ji'it'-oj but a recon shoolin < jrTf y nt Avcstpoit l-.s a'-nvi'1- ' led matters voiy much , friends of tlio irch ollondor having quarreled nhd talked hotr aocrota to the world , The curious thing about this reign of error ii that theft does iiob appear to invo bepn nt the bottom of the romnrk- blo series of depredations nnd outrages , 0 much as vindictivouoas nud lawfeas- CSS. It wai back ns fnr ns 1870 that the t'rst ' utrago wai committed , if the Providence ournal has the right of tlio matter , when man tried in vain to buy the property f n Mrs. Snoll , Hying north of Wostporl arbor. The house wri sot ou lire nrd nd finally came into the hands of I' 3 ould-bo-purchnsor. Thrco years later [ ighvrny Surveyor Browncll ordered mio trees cut down on the road in front : the old Snoll property and the raor was very much enraged. Brown- to ' 1's haystack was burned , several of li's tl : .ttlo poisoned by paris green nnd ho wn IK horwiao mnlictously harmed , but no IKhi rests were mado. A neighboring farm that nul , however , started n story that tl'o thn roor of the Snoll farm , who proves to Tabor , now in jail nt Now Bedford , at is guilty of immoralities at"J sundry , and in "J 10 time tha accuser was taken from his d nnd tarred and feathered. Some pc IS rcsta were made but the presumably ISfrc ilty man not frcFn was accused. Fn Shortly after the tar-and-foathor out- coi jo a respectable citizen of Westport , fl. Gilford , foil into disfavor with the ° ai idictivo "ownorof the Snoll farm , " and of hay-stacks were burned and his sheep nip i cattle poisoned. Last November the Br jatport chapel was burned by an in- brief idiary and the next morning n placard of s found in front of it with the inscnp- tin n : "Another don cleaned out n don bra liypocrites. " At this criais the good pai iplo of Wcstport trembled , but did not , and thus invited moro outrages , tire ' 'erhaps the moat detestable work of wai maliciousness was perpetrated upon ma : in A. Williston , of Wpatport , a retired Wl orman , II had said that the Snoll Ho : n man waa a tbiof. When Williston hln away from homo last March hia house to invaded and his i furniture smashed. didi 3 dastardly act was repeated twice agai r that nnd then it , was that n tardy and rt was made to follow the up scoun- is 3 , The Fall River authorities n wi M u bt-'i 4 tiUO sent Hai detectives to Wcstport , who accreted aboi nsolvea for n week in the Williaton mid 30 , but the only result was that they for i ly lost their lives by drinking out of Wol lisoncJ well ou the promises. The was it after their departure the house was sovc icd to the ground. nco then n feud has Claj aprjing up born pool rn two of Tabor'a friends , JjnqPalmer the nj ; saii that ho saw Taborjbntor Wil- the n's house. In defending himself in well cot-fight ever the matter Palmer shot of the gang and is now under arrest Uo'i | ) rc all river. Meantime the detectives Bocn red a warrant at Now Bedford for tras ir's azrcst for burglai/ and thor r woi disarmed at the Fall River Or.o ing of the Palinor case , and greatly 3 surprise found himself in the hands fore a law. _ _ Ball0 ere waa now great rejoicing t and rojvit. . n Wcstport , Little Compton , TivorJi0 tu nd through the region where Tabor ttcd. If this jtato of things were dead led from a border stnto the general Thor , atulation would not bo tempered out a now ia with surpriao that so diapic soldi L creature could establish such a. plant of terror in a Now England town. that t B whole affair shows the dreadful ref - shafti f civic covrardiuo on the part of the Fact biding portion of the community , , is not iiiiVcquont in remote rural unities where crime is so laro that icst of a man for a serious offense lot tnko plnco often enough to keep TO 10 couratgo of the conittbip. In lommunitios , it is a common circum- that mon tull meekly submit to utrajcs lost they should "got the Irols down on them" nnd "hnvo AUC iigs burned. " A community whcro opinion "runu domi to the hcjl" sp iritloas attiludo 1ms to pay dear n increasing linvlcssneas , doellnu 1 repute , doatrtiction of property onoral social molting down and | IfllC g off into the aantl. It noino- 'tkos n higher quality of coutuo " , r out a complaint nnd take the jp toward auvti ! > ig justice and atittUiona than to ehoot a man illNG KOU FOUJt MOONS , st IClvor Clrlvlio JUIH Katon Solid | \ > oil Hlnoothf First ot Ji'obiunry. WIND jlobo. HAVEN , Juno If5. East River , n OMAHA , , rrn on the Shore line rpa-J , bo- luilford and Mn'liHon , rejoices in lomonon of n youui ; woman who 1 since the beginning of February outing solid food. She is L'zzie ' 3 , the ( .dopted daughter of Henry tries of the Gem Card company , otweon 15 and Id years old , wo years ago M'JJU Knowles , wheat at time had been in perfect i hod by I vas trkon with a chill. She grad- cnmu numb all over , and lost all feeling , Aa she did not got bet- . aichin was sent for , Ho was un- lo anything , The girl WAS BO weak 1 sr'.rcely but II owm move ; uUhoiighsho Northern power of upecch , no other mus. UikotJJBr j aU'ectea , tloue roac an illness of eight weeks Mica . gan to recover her strength , and Chicago , i uble to perform ordinary domes- Chicago , 03 , but the strange part of her that when health returned she , f lost her appetite. At first eho Chicago , , moat , and all animal food , and Chicago , iion soon extended to food of all Chlwgo C'hkftgo , , Soon she ate only one meal a Chicago , the period of fasting rapidly ox- Chicago , Chicago , to two or three duys , and from nly ono meal in a week or ten Ctilcagu , ltook ? Ia Daveapoi .ho early part of February Miss I'ullirau has abstained from tliu wurM a eating any UIMVAUK 1 at all , but th j has drunk milk ttUutlonli i a little fruit. Her dislike for ol the Coujj great that ado will not enter 6. B. MKI1II g room at meal time , and is un-1 ; ip her foiter-raothor J.T. OdAlll - prpar. j food for the table. Twice ninco Miss Knowlos began her long fast she has at tempted to oAt food , but slip was unable to keep it on her stomach either time , A day or two aqo she swallowed n little beef broth , and was sick for some timo. The girl has never fully recovered her voice alnco she was taken i1) ) , and she still apcaks in n low tone. Dr. Hamilton , of uuilford. who has been attending her , snyi her repugnance f , r fopd is caused by n nervous disease of the stomach , but ho ia urablo to account for her gnnoral good health and her strength , for she is able to nis'st ' in all household duties , but the preparation of food , 1I14N11Y OI T\"S 110USI3. Ilio Nnjrtho Oront Slntomnnn Won nt n Giuuo ( Poker. IVniliingtoti Li'ttor to the Hou ton foil. "I rocolloot Henry CKy'a turnout very " roM , said m old-tlmor ; * 'ho had ono ol .ho old style Concord buc < jios , with n top hat suggpatod n Mother llubbard bonnet , t wns evidently n aocond-hnnd nflr'rtH ilr. Clay had picked up in n trndo nnd towndnya would do very well for nn old romim to haul vegotnbloa nround town n. The cushions were stud'od with moss nd were so well worn you could aoo the loss sticking out nt the sides. I'll bet lonry Clay didn't know what a lap robe rns , and n for the whip ho didn't ! .ro ny. _ Ho used to alaah his old aorrol tnl'ion ' with the ends of h's ' reins so nul you could hear it a block oil' . The lops of the bu < jgy were gene and Mr. lay tiaa ! to jump over the whools. Wnoii D wnntud to got i'l ho put uno foot on 10 hub and swung the other around over 10 wheel a d dash boprd. The wheels ere HO high ho had to lot the top down i got out. They hrd nxlo grorio in lese dnye , but Mr. Clay hnit evidently svor found it out. Ilo always drove i horse at n cantor , and you could hoar 10 front wheels of h's ' buggy squeaking many notes na thcro nro un n piccolo. ' * "Ah , well do I remember that sorrel jllion , " continued the old timer. Henry Clay won him ono night nt tkorinJobu Hancock's saloon , wl"'ch still running on the nvcnuo > m Col. Jim Bright , who lived nt ills Church , Virginia. Bright used tome I mo ever ever every week nnd play kor with Olay , nnd ho generally wont ck to Falls Church with n pocket full monoy. But that wna Olay'a lucky ; hl. ' Ho got away with § 1,200 of ight's money , his watch , onddlo nnd ulo , overcoat , saddle bags , a now suit clothes that were in the anddlo-hngs , co finger-rings nnd n bronat-pin , n ice of p'ltola nnd bowio-knlfo and n r of boots " 'Oh , you needn't Inugh , " said the old- icr , with great animation ; "that's the f they played poker in these days. A u wont the whole hog or nothing , ly , didn't you never hear of the time nry Clay bet himself clean down to undershirt , and ho offered nil ! that oil' , but the other fellow ' n't wear nn undershirt to put up inst it. Well , sir , it's so , anyhow , the very tiblo ho played the game on ow in the front room up stairs ever icock's aaloon. It's an old pine tnblo at three foot aqiwo with n hole in the pie dlo to drop the per contagp throt"jh three , fulls , flushes and jnk pots. 1 , sir , about that old stallion. Ho on woll-known around Washington for On irnl years. Ho always nickorod when f came him. near Clay carried n lot full ot shelled corn and ho gave we : horjo ahandful every time ho got iii l buggy. The boys know the stallion , and fhoy used to givp him pieces of d , cake nuts or anything of the sort. Th. . 1 oat watormollon nnd moat , and I'vo him oat wads of paper as though ho hying to make the boys laugh. I , air , Clay had a nigger named Sam. day ho loaned the stallion to Sam to pro j to Alexandria. Sam got drunk Do- ho loft town nnd ho , atartco out on a p. Ho didn't atop until ho got to wor Vernon , twenty miles off. There ncai rued nround nnd galloped nil the fun back. The old rtallion dropped nt the cdgo of South Washington , o was ever ono hundred boys prost - bo cover t the funeral. In revenge Olay the niggor to a Louisiana sugar- or , with n proviso in the bill of sale ho planter should hitch Sam in ever > nnd work him in n cnno mill. air ! " 121U Douglas Street , TION AND COMBINATION laily on Base Ball Gamef , Ilorso ijig and all Sportintc Events. nAIl81IKIJr tl MAHTKUSON , I'rojirloton. OW CAPS , FINIAIS , ETC , j. n. , HO XQtla * 8 tx-oct , SI NI'IJII/SlfA The uio ol the term " Hboi I.Ino" lu conuvttlon wlthlhi c n > or to nauio of a great road , oonvejH an Idon ol lut what ru'iulrod hy tha travtlliiKI'ub- llo-a Hhart IJne , ( Julck Tlmi and the Lout of accomtondv tloin ll ot which am tain- ; ho Kroatut railway In Amcilca. OAGOHflLWATJKEE | md St. Paul. untl operatn ever ttoo rallua ol Illlnol , Wisconsin , Mlnno > ot3 , low * id on U inaln lluul , branchei anil oannfO- li all tlio L'rtot IjualimHt ceutrci ol the and Far Wont , It naturally answers thr i of Bhort I.Ino , and licet Jlouto l tweoo Milwaukee , Kt. 1'aul and Jtlnnonpolla. Jlllwaukt-o , IA ( 'roaso anil Wlnona. lllltvAUkoo , Ahcrdven and Kllonilalo llllwaukou , I'M Clalro and Utlllwattf Mllwaukco , Wauuaii ami Merrill , llllwaulioci , lluavor Dam and Onlikoah. llilwaukto , WaukiKha nnd Oc iiumowoa llllwaukco , lladUon and 1'ialrlodu Ublta Mllwaukvo , Owatnnna trid Kitlrlliitult. llolult Jan vioandllincialrolnl. | | Klifln , lluikforil and Uuliuiuo. Clinton , Hoclr Island and Cudttr lUpldt , Council liluffa and Omaha. Kloux City , Hloux Kallnond Yanktoa Mllwaukvu , Mltchill wid'liainlitilnla. . lid , Duhuijuo , HI. I'aul anil Minneapolis. rt , Ualnmr , Bt , 1'aul and Mlnnpapolfa. N tcpvia and thu Kin .t Dining Can In rurini ou tlio iialnlinoiinl thoUIIIOAUO , KKANUH1' , I'AUMtAI&WAY.iinduniry paid tojawune'fibycouituouiitiiiploi ! ) ) r ii > ' . ; ILI > . a ii'I JUmiifr. A. V. U UAIII'KNTKH , Qon' 1'ttU. Ab't. If , Oon'l flunt , t , Jl il. : ll > , Au/i _ Citul , .ntj. . \ t , THE CHEAPEST PLAGE JLJ UMAHA TO BUY Quo of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States to select from. NO STAIRS TO OLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOE , IT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN "WHERE Hiere They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water ! And nil o tlio good mid plenaniit things that to make go up a com ic and happy existence. The town of- South Omaha is situated south of the city of Omaha the line of the U. P. Railway , and it is loss than 51 - miles from the mha post oflico to the north line of thu town site. South Omaha is nearly 1 miles north and south by 2i east and . st , and covers nn area of nearly foursquare miles , ' ' The stockyards are at the extreme southern , limit. Nearly 150 lots Imvo boon sold and the demand is on fcho'.increaso o yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The .5iO,0)0 ( ( ) beef packing house is progressing ; finely. The § 30,000 Water Works are keeping pace with the other im vemonts , and the Hotel and Exchange Building will bo erected at once. TlioB. & H. and Bolt line Railways have a largo fowo of mennfc k nnd will , in connection with thoU. P. Railway , have a union depot r the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will bo lishcd for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never heapor than they are to-day. W Apply at tlio Company's office , cor. of 13th and Douglas streets the Omaha ' Saving's Bank. m. A. UPTON , Assistant Secretary , W . IMPORTER , JOBDKIt AND.MANUFAOTUJIEUS' AGENT OF 18TH ST. , BETWEEN FARNAM AND IIARNEY , U , S. DEPOSITORY. MILLARD , President. WM. WALLACE. Cashier. ' Capital and Surplus , S45O.OOO. 'AA ! ! SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Fire and Burvlar Proof Rufoa for Rout at from 5 to $50 per annum. 01 i/l ilS * * pa M O3 3 * O3M fe M 69 3 Rpa rt " 'o tn IS Kl w R a 3 : § H o OUMOTWflS AND 20THST. . OMAHA. NEB , 0. F , GOODMAET , OMAHA NEBRASKA.