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Proprietors. Supermnndcul
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STEAM PUMPS. STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
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the erection o Flouring Mills nnd Grain Elevators , or for changing
Elouring Mills , from Stona to the Boiler System.
{ "Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for any pur
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Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times ol the arrival and de
parture ol tralna by central standard time , at
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton mn
U-ea earlier and arrive ton mlnutea later.
CHICAGO , BCttUNOrOH AND QUIliCY.
LHAVI. AEBJVB.
0:36 : p m Chicago Express 0:00 : A m
9:10 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 p ro
E:45nmMall : and Express , 71' Dp in
12:20 : p m Accommodation. 2:60 : p m
"At local depot only.
EAKgla CITY , ST. JOB AMD COUNCIL BLTJFF8.
10:05 : ft m | Uall and Express , j7:05 : p m
8:05 p m 1'aclflo Kxpresa , 6:60 : p m
CniCAOO , UILWADKEB AMD 8T. PAUL ,
E:25 : p m Express , 9:05 : a m
6:15 : ft ui Express , 0:55 : p m
CHICAGO , BOCK IBLiND AND FACITIO.
tSO : p m Atluitlo Express , 0:06 : a m
8:25 : a m Day Express , 0:51 : p ra
7:20 : a ro 'Dos Ifolnos Accommodation , 0:05 : p m
At local depot only.
WADABII , 8T. LOUIS AHD FACIF10.
1:20 a in Mall , 4:15 : p m
6IUpm Accoramod&t.on 000am
1:90 : pin St . Louis ixpro'3 : 3:45 : p m
4:60 : pin C'rilcajo Kxprcsi IO:5D : n m
* At Transfer only
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6:30 : p m Exprosi , 0:50 : p ro
C:2i : a m PaclOa express 0:05 : a m
BIOOI CITY AND fACIFIO.
7:40 : p m St. Paul Express , 8:50 : ft m
7,20 a m Day Express 8:50 : p m
UNION PACIFIC.
8CO : p m Western Express , ES5 : ft m
Iloo ft m I'oulflo Express , 4:10 : pm
7:40 ft ro Local Express , 0:54 : m
12:10 : m Lincoln Express , -
At Transfer only.
DUUUT TRAINS T001UIU ,
Leave 7:20-8:30-9:30-10:30-11:40 : : : : : a. ro. 1SO-2S : :
8:30-4:30-B:30-a.so-llo5 : : : : p. ra. Sunday 0:30-11:40 : :
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lUiitTs ,
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a\enuo.
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and machinery , located In thla city. Capi
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Itinliii. Delivered by carrier &t only twenty
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Dr , W. H. Sherradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple.
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Jftdmissioo 25c
Admlulon Tree to Ladlri each momln/ and Tins
day andUhurwJay alurautun. Ute of Htatei 15
ccntd.
A. V. SCrAHOff , H. II , MARTENS.
Proprietor.
A I'oCtV Oliolor.
My * finl is tircil of pollllc < .
Its \iciom wny , It ? kimhh trick * ;
I will not vote for nny man ,
Hut whoop p for llolvn Ana.
She docs not win the hcftrla of mpn
With niguiMi winks like charming H
Xor of iiiignctio JXJWCMnln
Like i.nln llurat tml Mr. Dlnino.
Oh , HcU'A1 mniitcn ctitulltlntot
I'll pot up POOH , nnil nit tip Into ,
And tlo tlio very boil I can
To whoop U up for llolvn Ann.
THE GOLD NECKLACE.
"Do you think it pretty ? " It is very
old , mid ao odd. My grandmother were
it In lior girlhood ; it nftorwnrda became
my mother's , nnd I hnvo troaaurod it for
the snko of its nsaociations. "
Dr. Raymond took the shining ornn-
mout from Miss Stratton'o hnnd to ndmlro
ita quaint workmanship. It was n circle
of gold , twisted In a fanciful shape , from
which depended n tiny cross , this latter
holding a ruby in its lioad.
Honovor the doctor may hnvo ndmirod
the pretty bauble in question , it was pat' '
out , that his admiration for its wearer waa
Creator , Nor did this reflect discredit
upon his taato , for the dark , uiquaut face ,
lit up by great Oriental eyes and framed
in feathery curls of night-black hair ; the
ripe lips , ruddier than autumn berries ,
and the rounded cheek , which hold i
color like the red heart of a damask rose
would have elicited admiration from
any man in the full posseaeion of his
senses.
Up to this time Dr. Raymond had inn
er boon in love a somewhat singular
fact , far ho was past 30 , a physician of
good repute and the possessor of a fair
share of this world's goods , and withal a
very handsome man.
Whether or not ho loved ( Joorgiim
Stratton , the doctor himself was barely
nblo to decide Certain it was that ho
was interested nay , moro , fascinated.
In truth a proposal had boon trembling
on his tongue for weeks , nothing prevent
ing its utterance eave the unaccountable
cowardice which ho felt In the fair ono's
presence
Ho had resolved to learn his fate from
the giro's lips upon this very afternoon ,
and with this very object in view ho pro
posed a * ride to Union grovo.
Yet , ntill ho sat , awkwardly twisting
Miss Gcorgina'a necklace about his tinn
ers nnd pouring forth a torrent of small
talk , cursing himself mentally the while
for Ills stupidity.
"Ah , doctor , " said Goorfjiua , rougish-
ly , "I fear you have quite forgotten our
projected rido. I have not , however , and
must bog you to excuse mo .while I pre
pare. "
The doctor colored , bowed assent , and
the lady glided gracefully from the room.
IIo was not quite alone , for away by a
distant window a young girl sat , half
buried in fleecy clcuds of muslin , on
which she was industriously sowing. Dr.
Raymond was a frequent and uncuromo-
uious visitor at the homo of the Straitens ,
dropping in upon Hiss Georglna while at
her music , her sowing at any time , and
with all sorts of pretences.
IIo had scon the sowing girl beforebut
until then they had scarcely noticed her.
Unconsciously his gaze had become fixed
upon the slight , drooping figure , the
beautifully molded head , with its shining
bands of nut-brown hair , and the fair ,
delicate profile. A broad sunbeam had
fallen In at the window , and glided down
on the shining hair , until it changed from
brown into warm gold , and lighting upon
the girl's face until it looked strangely soft
and spiritual. Just then oho litted her
soft , hazel eyes and mot Dr. Raymond's
jnze.
jnze.A vivid blush stained the whiteness of
her cheek , and ho , conscious of rude
ness , withdrew his oyps and began to toy
nervously with Goorgiana's necklace.
Ho fancied thu girl looked pale and
overworked thought what a weary sort
of life this must boor ono so young and
The appearance of Georgiua in
terrupted the current of his thoughts.
She was looking bewitchingly coquettish ,
with nodding plumes and streaming rib
bons. The carriage stood at the door ,
and the girl at the window soon lost sight
of the pair as they rode down under the
long avenue of trees.
"Whata ducid lool I have been , " Dr.
Raymond said to solitude and his cigar ,
as ho sat in his oflico a few days after
ward. "Tho girl likes mo ; I am on the
best possible terms with Stratton pore
indeed , there's no earthly reason why
joorgiana should not bo mine. I'vo
fully resolved at least twenty times to
propose , but shn's a magnificent crea
ture that's a fact a glorious prize , and
ono that some bolder man may carry oil
before my very eyes if J continue this
mode of courtship.
"I'll BOO her to-night and learn my
destiny at once. "
And hero the doctor's soliloquy ended ;
but from the determined expression of
liia countenance ono might safely con
clude that his courage was fully equal tote
to the task of making a declaration of
lovo.
lovo.An
An hour later found him in the family
sitting-room of the Strattons , where
Goorgina , seated at her sowing , looked
moro provokingly bewitching than over.
IIo misaod the pretty seamstress , but a
sharp-nosed , iniddlo-agod woman occu
pied her neat by the window.
"I discharged the girl yesterday,1' Miss
Stralton ui.id , in reply to the doctor's in
quiry "You remember the irold neck
lace you were admiring when last hero ?
I did not replace it , but left it lying on
thn table. The girl waa entirely alone in
my absence and had gone when I re
turned. The necklace was not to bo
found , though a thorough search was
made.
"This Miss May is a atrapgor , but her
manner pleased mo at first , and I em
ployed her. Indeed , hod circumstances
boon loss dark I would not have believed
her guilty of the theft. I told her my
suspicions when she returned to work ,
that if the
promising restitution was
made the matter should no no further.
She colored , then turned palo and finally
burst into tears lior manner corrob
orated my Hurmisea , though aha stronu-
ounly denied the theft. "
Dr. lUymond looked chocked.
"I think there must bo some mistake
in this matter , " ho taid. "I never saw a
face which impressed mo more strongly
in its posticeeor'a innocence. Indeed ,
Mm ( Jeorfiinu "
"Indeed , Dr. Raymond , " repeated the
young lady , with a amilo , though on
angry glance from her eyes made the
doctor quail u little , "you nro vttry enthusiastic -
thusiastic in the uraieo of my quondam
BoamstrcBS. But surely your good aenso
should teach you that young people
ahru'd not always bo judged by their
outward ei-oming. The girl appeared in
nocent timidity was probably aesumnd. "
Thus the conversation dropped und
Htt Jn , offer an hour's chat , Dr. Henry
Raymond returned to his homo without
hiving breathed a thought of the tender
passion in floorpjna'fl ear. And , if the
truth must bo told , hia thoughts were
aomowhat disturbed _ by the palo little
seamstress , in whoao innocence ho firmly
believed.
A boy wns waiting fhr him nt the oflico.
A young laity was dangerously ill ; would
the doctor cumo immediately with himi
They wcro poor , the boy said ; thcro was
only the widow and her daughter , but the
doctor need not fear for his foes.
PaticnU were somewhat of a rarity in
that healthful western village , and thu
medical man obeyed the summons with
alacrity.
It was a now brown cottage , in the
outskirts of the town , which the boy had
indicated as the place , before which Dr.
Raymond paused. A pale , aiul-looking
lady ushered him into ono of the tiniest ,
cleanliest and plainest of rooms ho had
over soon , but the flowering vines outiido
the window , the geranium and heliotrope
within ; the bouquets of freshly cut
flowers upon the table , nnd the few
choice volumcB upon hanging shelves ,
did not escape hia oyea na ho listened to
the mother's account of her daughter's
illness.
"She had never boon strong. Of late
she had boon overworked from necessity ,
and mental troubles nnd anxiety had
brougth upon her this Illness. "
The doctor could hardly avoid an exclamation
clamation of surprise when ho recognized
in the sick gill the seamstress whoso
misfortune had so interested him. IIo
took the little white hand in his ,
holding it longer than might seem noc-
cossary. But the girl looked so pretty
with the fever blushes staining the
whiteness of her cheeks , and.hor brown
eyes lit with the fever sparkles , that the
doctor was not so culpable after all , IIis
pity for her increased as his indignation
rose against Miss Stratton.
Day after day found him at Edith
May's bcdaidn , and ho grow daily moro
interested in his gentle patient. The
mother ho discovered to bo lady-like
refined , oven. As hia acquaintance pro
gressed ho learned of her simple history.
The husband and father had boon a
well-to-do farmer in ono of our Now
Eugland states , but , meeting with heavy
IOSBCS , wns at Inat compelled to mortgnt ; "
his farm. Falling a victim to ill-health
ho was unable to moot the demands of
his creditors , his property was seized ,
and with his few remaining hundreds ho
had emigrated west , hoping to revive his
health and provide n coiufortablo homo
for his dear ones. This , alasl wna a fatal
delusion , for in throe weeks after his ar
rival ho fell the victim nf a brief illness.
The daughter had boon carefully educated
but there waa no opening in that vicinity
for teachers , especially one so poor nnd
unpretending. Sowing was the only al
ternative. A situation waa obtained with
Mrs. Stanton nnd the reader knows the
sequel.
Edith May wns in a great arm chair in
the little sitting room. An interesting
convalescent she was undoubtedly , for
Dr. Raymond still found it nocosanry to
continue his daily visit ? , though his pro
scriptions had long since boon dispensed
with. But , then , she looked an oxquia-
itly lovely In her neat , white wrapper
the pink bloom fluttering back into the
creamy cheeks , her soft hair unbound.'and
flowing of its own sweet will in rippling
curls.
curls.Upon this afternoon the doctor had
; lrawu his chair close to that of the inva
lid , ahd gathered the thin , fluttering ,
liand in his which rieht ho claimed , no
doubt , by virtue of his oflico na medical
advisor. And Edith , noor little Edith ,
was growing rosier tLfiu the exuberant
health would warrant. Alas for man's
fickleness. Dr. Raymond , the whilom
admirer of the belle and beauty , Goorgi-
ann Stratton , had boon pouring into the
lick girl's ear the impassioned love-words
ho had never found courage to say to the
lady of fashion. Perhaps it was
because the little trembler at his side was
loss imposing that he pleaded his cause so
bravely.
"Say you will bo my wife , Edith , my
darling ! " ho whispered.
Perhaps the roses glowed still brighter
n her chocks ; perhaps the small hand
Imprisoned in the doctor's palm trembl
ed moro violently ; perhaps her hand
shook and faltered still the answer was
decided :
"No ! nol Dr. Raymond , I cannot become
como your wife. "
"No , Edith ? You do not love mo
, hon ? I have boon mistaken ! "
IIo had risen from his seat , and
hero was n perceptible quiver about the
inn lips. But the honest blue oyea looked
straight into hors.
"Oh Edith 1 my darling 1 my darling !
do not toll mo that anything but
that. "
"I do love yon , " and the girl'a eyes
voro full of tears ; "lovo you as I never
ovod before , never can love ataln ; ; yet I
: an never , novtr become your wife.
Tlipro is a stain upon my reputation
which must he removed before I can link
my lifo with yours. I fool deeply your
generosity , but while I am nu poctod of
sovilo a crime us theft 1 will notdiugraco
you. It were enough that Dr. Ray-
mond'a wife bo poor and friendless she
should bo ubovo suspicion. "
"Edith , this is folly. Innocence will
assort itself sooner or later. That Miss
Stratton has foully misjudged you dncs
lot affect my love fur you in the least.
If all the world thought you guilty , J
should still ask you this question : "Will
fan bo my wifo. "
IIo paused before her , and his face was
nero eloquent in its pleading than his
words. But the '
girl's features gave no
sign ot indecision
"No , Dr. Raymond it is useless to
urge mo , My decision la final. "
There waa nothing more to bo said , the
lector saw that , and something like potu-
unco in hia manner na ho resumed hia
walk up and down the room. In truth ,
ho waa thoroughly out of patience with
the girl , in poraiiting in what ho thought
quixotic folly. An intimate acquaintance
would have known that ho wus thoroughly -
ly roused from hia peculiar nervous ges
tures , which ho was wont to indulge in
when under the influence of strong feel
ing. Those Bomotimcs bordered on the
ludicrous , such as twirling hia fingers
other abaent tricks , made him the butt of
much | ; oed humored raillery while In
school and ut college.
Edith May noticed these with surprise
aho had never suon him in such n mood
before. Bho saw him plunge ono hand
fiercely into his breast pocket while hia
face waa turned from her , and hoard
something fall upon the floor.
IIo Htoopod to pick it up , nnd n suspi
cion of the man's insanity actually intrud
ed itstlf upon her mind , aa pool after
| ) oal of himrty lauchter eocaped for her
lips , while his whole frame shook.
At length ho turned toward her , holdIng -
Ing bcforo her astonished paza Misa
[ Jeorgiim Btratton'a nocylaco. Ilia mirth
then aoomod infectious , and her silvery
laughter mingled with hi0.
' But how did you como by it ? " oho
tflkoJ wondcrlngly.
" 1 am unable to inform you ns I
bave not the slightest recollection of ap
propriating the Articled , but snipposo I
must hnvo nhsnntljr placed ft in my coat
pocket while awnishig Miss Strntton's
readiness for the ride on that nftornoon.
As I hnvo not worn the garment until
now it was not discovered. I have jior.
formed tunny such freaks through my
absence of mind , but none which has
promised to lend to such blissful results
as this. But for this episode 1 should
perhaps never have known you , Edith.
Now I will inako restitution to Miss
Stratton , you will bo exculpated nnd in
that CASO I boltovo you hnro promlrud to
become mino. "
The coiiTorsntion was extended still
further , but wo will not wear our rend
era with lovers' noiisoiiso.
But it may bo interesting to ndd that
Dr. Raymond led our little IWtth to the
nltnr. And to this day no will persist in
xiying that the crowning blessing of hia
lifo cnmo to him by virtue of Miss dtrnt
ton'a "Gold Necklace. "
COIINCIIJLIIFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
HELD FOR TRIAL ,
Cud'ilnlinsoli "Will Hnvo to Answer to
thu Plmrlot Court n > r the Murder
dor of
The examination of the colored man ,
James Johnson , bettor known ns "Cuff"
Johnson , on the charge of killing Me
Qonignl was concluded oovoral dnys ago
bcforo Justice Yauglmn , but no decision
waa rendered until yesterday. The court
concluded to hold Johnson to nnnit the
next term of the district court nnd fixed
Lho bail at § 1,000 , a larger amount than
Johnaon will bo able to furnish , and ho
will therefore bo kept in jail. The evidence
donco thus far brought out against John
aon IB mainly circumstantial , and it is
predicted that unions nomothing moro ia
developed between now and the time of
trial It will bo dilUcult to convict him. It
ia aaid that McGonlgal , In momenta of
Dooming rationality before hia death ,
copt repeating Johnson's name , and
asking to have him arrested ,
jut from the time McGonlgal
waa found , Bonoolces nnd blooding , up
, ' o hia death , there never wna a time
when ho was able to glvo any clear , or
connected account of the bloody assault
made upon him. The watch which was
taken from him haa not boon found , but
It may yet aorvo as a clue to the real
murderer. Johnaon wan scon to have n
watch at a dance soon after the assault ,
but ho claims it was another watch.
Witnessoa nlso testify that Johnson
admitted to them that ho had had n
"scrap" that night , nnd that ho had
knocked a man over , but Johnson claims
that the "scrap" was with another man ,
Ho nlso dcnloo having been with Mo
Gonigal the night on which the latter was
assaulted , but this is in dispute. Under
all the circumstances it aooma wise to
icop Johnson until the matter can bo
moro aatisfactorily cleared upa < there
nro clrcumatancpa oven now , which look
very dark for him.
Stock SlilinnontH.
The following ahipmonta of stock nt the
Union Stock Ynrda for October 17 :
E. IT. Uoag , 4 earn cattle 1)3 ! ) head
Langdon Mo. via It. C.
J. W. Winger 1 car cattle C(5 ( head Lin-
coin Nob. via U. P.
D. Anderson 1 car hoga 71 houd Chica-
; o via Mil.
Clark II. & Co. 1 car hoga Chicago via
N. W.
S. Borlndgo 1 car huge 72 head Chlca-
; o via U. I.
F. 0. Hawks 1 car hoga 50 head Chica
go via Mil.
0. P. Jndorwood 1 car catttlo CJ : huid
Jastiuua Neb. via U. P.
M. Koolnol 1 car hoga 01 head Chicago
via R. I.
H. W. Phillipti 2 car cattle 47 head
Hamburg Mo. via It. 0.
J. D. Motion 1 car cattle 25 head Iliv-
orton Nob. via It. C.
L. A. A Co2 cara hoga 132 head Chicago
cage via H , I-
C. H. & Co. 1 car hoga ( i ? head Chioi-
go via N. W.
F. & M. 1 car hoga 55 hod Chicago via
Mil.
0. A. Lamport 1 car hoga ( JO head Chi-
ago via N. W.
0. Cusick 1 car hoga 07 head Chicago
Via Mil.
Chinese Latorim at Seaman's.
COMMKUOIAIj ,
oouNOiE/niAjnrs HAHKKT.
Whoat-No. 1 milling , C0@05 ; No. 3 , CO ©
iO ; rejected in.
Corn Local purposoa , IfSOlO.
Oixta Kor local purnonos , a5@10.
H y 810 00@ia 00 per ton ; baled , 00@(50 (
Hyo 10@ll o.
Com Meal 1 80 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good uupply ; prlcai at yanb , 0 00 ©
700.
700.Oonl
Oonl Delivered , hard , 11 CO par ton ; colt
D00 ; per ton
Lard Kalrli.iiik'n , wholesaling at Djfr ,
Flour City flour , 1 uO3 HO.
Urooms 2 05@U 00 per dor.
Live HTOCK.
Cattle Butcher COWB 3 0003 23. Bulclior
tooro , 4 OOM4 25.
Hhoop-S.fiO.
ruoncoK AND rnonu
Poultry Til vo old lions , 7c ; upriug chlckoun ,
i 2S@2 60 per doz.
Peachai J bua. bor , 1 00.
Lemons J C05 00 per bor.
liutlor Creamery , 18@20c ; choice country
c.
c.Kpgs IB per doton ,
VegotalilpH 1'otfttoen , 30@40o per busho ! ;
onlonu , 40@COc per Itu ; npploa , choice cooking
or eatitiK , 2 SO ; bounx , 1 7D@2 60 pur
juahol ; Uwcot untntoox , 4 00 uor bbl.
Why sud'er the torturoa of biliousness
when Hood's Sarsaparilla will give you
sure relief ? Sold by all druggists. 100
DOBCB Ono Dollar.
All on Account of Olilo ,
Chicago NUWH.
Oua Martin , with it black eye , n
scratched face , nnd a coat covered with
dirt , appeared before Justice Koratun to
day. Ho was found on the Direct early
to-day otupid from drink. His excuse
was very short.
"It waa all on account of Ohio , " ho ex
claimed.
"What had Ohio to do with it ? "
"Well , you HOO , 1 got n dbpatch from
a friend in Ohio Baying to put all my
money up on it going democratic. I did
so , 1 gucua you know the roit. 1 borrowed -
rowed half u dollar und got drunk. "
"You uhould bo bettor able to control
vrnir feulliigH , fina. " aaid the count.
"You'll huvo to borrow § 5 to got out. "
DDKKKK'H SALAH IWEKHINCI t Com
MKAT SJUUK for all kinds of nalnda , lish ,
vegetublea , and cold meats. Cheaper
ami bettor than homo-made. No atutcu
c < i ial to It was over offered.
THE 03JJBAPJSST PLAGE ID ) UMAEA TO BUY
Ono of the Boat and largest ; Stocks mjfcho TJnitocl State *
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER 'ELEVATOR ,
THAT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN WHERE
Where- They Can Enjoy Pure Air < & Water !
ffll
And nil oil the good DIM pleasuM things tlmtgo { to tuoko up a
plolo and happy existence.
The town of South Orantui u tiuuntod south of the city 'o Omaha
on the line of the U. P. Railway , and it is loss than 2 $ miloa from the
Omnlui post office to the north line c i thu town sito.
South Oimilm is nearly H miles north nnd south by 2j east and
\vest.nnd covers an nrea of nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards nro at the extreme southern limit
Nearly 150 lots have been Bold and the demand is on the increase
The yards nro being 1'apidly pushed to completion.
The 5(50,000 ( beef pricking house ia progressing fiiioty.
The $ UOOOl ) "Wntor Works nro finished and furnish an ahuudaui
supply of
PURE SPRING WATER.
The B. & M. nnd Belt Line Railways hnvo n large force of men at-
work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depofr
near the park ut the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
furnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growiug'city. They will never
ho'choapor than they are to-day.
"Apply at tuo Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yards.
Assistant Secretary ,
PIANOS
Have been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Priz
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World for the Last Fifty Years.s And
Lirai Pianists
An examination of these magnificent Piauoa is politely requested
before purchasing any other instrument.
W A Y . WE1 VTFTO j. )
Goaornl Wnstorn Ilepresc-iJ tatives.
P. S.-Also Gen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSE & SONS
BfiHR BROS , , 'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGEB
OYMBELLA and OLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS.
J PIANOS
IENDOIISED BY FIUHZ LISZT. ]
DOBTON.BUarcb let , 1831.
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