FIULAT , NOVEMBER , 7 I8v } ,
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE , *
Proprietors , Suyenimndfni
< - D. P. RAILWAY ,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS , ROLLER MILLS ,
ii !
MILL FURNISHINGS 0 * ' ALL KINDS , INCLUDING TUB
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting 'Olotl
STEAM PUMPS. STEAM WATEU AND GAS PIPIS.
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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fir *
E $
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Ssfl
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\Ye are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract foi
the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elei nbors , or for changing
Flouring Mills , from Stons to the Roller Svbtern.
2 "Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for any pur
poae , and estimates made for some General machinery repairs attended
promptly. Address
RIOHABD & CLARKE ; Omaha.Neb
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a TCrtlBcmentB , BUO KB Iioet ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Bent , Wants , BoardIng -
Ing , eto. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
isto of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flrot Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each eubsoqucnt n-
'Bortlou. Leave tdtcrtlsomonta at oni office , No.
Pearl Street near Broadvtav
WANTS.
OH KENT A suite of rooms In cuntral location
F Knqulru of Dr Hanclictt , No. 12 1'carl ht
COAL Aiu'iia , Capital Contcrvillu and other eoft
louaco.il keptatOcorgu Ileatoim , 023 Broad
way. Telephone No. 110 ,
RKASONABLK I'RICKS-Kalr eiht ( nnd
tire at Decree Helton's coal and \\ood ) ard
fliS Uroadftay. Telephone No. 110.
J7IOU BALK Oil KKNT The Orvis I'ackiui ! h
JL1 and machinery , 1 catcd In thin city. Cap
IMhoits ] )0 ihy. Odell & Day.
' \\fANIKU A [ good Kuin.au ImtUi'r ' ; imo that
Yi 0111 make ull kinds of BtusaKc. Aoply at
t Meat Maiket , 317 H.oachwy , Uouncil
WANTED K\ory body m Council Bluffs to take
TilHDxn. Delivered by carrier at only Uonty
ceuta a week.
i"\LU PAPERS For sale at BIB offlco , at 26 cunta
a huudred
Eailway Time Table ,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlmoa of the arrival and departure -
parture of trains by central standard time , at
loaJ depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln
u.i earlier and arrhe ten minutes later.
ClIICAao , BUEUNOfON AND QUI.NCr.
LIiT . AUttlVI.
8:35 : p m Chicago Exprcaa 8:00 : a m
9 : 0 K u > Fant Mall. 7:10 : p rr
710i ; m I'ilnll and Kxpreea , 7'Dpm :
I'jM ; p m Accommodation. SiO : p in
* At local depot only.
KiSSiS OUT , BT. 10 * AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
JO 05 a m | Uall and Kxproau , ,7:05 : p m
BiOi p m raolllo Kxpresa , 6:60 : p in
ClIIOAOO , UILWADKRH AND ST. PAUL.
6:25 : p m Expreaa , 9:05 : a a
DllSam Expreaa , 8:66 : pm
CII10AQO , ROCK IHLAND AND fACIflO.
6:30 : p m Atlintlo Kxpreas , 8OS : a m
U'i6 : a in Day Express , fl:5l : p in
7:20 : am "DoaMolnea Accommodation , fl.OO p m
* At local depot only.
'vttiau , n , ixiuia AKD rAomc ,
1:20 : & m Mall. 4:15 : p m
R:10pm : Aocommodaton BOO am
lSOpm : H.I.ouls Kxpreis 3:45 : p ra
1:50 : pui Cfalta o Kxprci > a 10:55 : am
At Tranefernnly
W10AQO and KOttTIIWBHriBK ,
6:50 : p m KxjiruBH , 6.60 p m
0:26 : a m 1'aclflo Kxpresa 9:05 : a m
I10DZ C1TT AKD rACiriO.
7tO : p ta St. 1'aul Kxprosa , 8:50 : a m
7,20 H m Day Cxpreaa B:60 : p m
UNION rAcirio.
8:00 : p m Western Exproaa , 8:35 : a m
11:00 : am Tadflo Exproua , 4:40 : pm
7W ; a m Local Exjireaa , 0:54 : a m
12:10 : L ta Lincoln Exprew ) ,
At Trwi'for only.
DUKMY TRAINS TO OMAHA.
e 7:2)8:3oUSio:30iiiOa. : : ( : : . in. 1:30-2:3 : :
8:501:805:30SOl : : : ) : 1:05 : p , in Sunday 9:30-11:10 : :
a m lSO--ao-E:30-oiO-llo5 : ! : : : p. in. Anlvu 10 mln
la heluro leavln tlm
\j / St. Charles Hotel ,
fc LBWinOLM.
Four torj brick , Jmt cro ted on O stjctt.bO'
tween 7lh and Sill t'.rca. . Fin. st lurnUUJ , licst
and limit rcafcOnatlo rrirtd limito at tlio < apltul.
h'o > railik'.ot | . MHH. KAlKCOMil.KV ,
uovSmulm I'r prietor.
Mrs H J Hilton H. D
, , , , . , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
232 Middle Brc dvt7 , Council Blufli ,
N. SCHUKZ.
InQtinp nf flip
uiiOlluu Ul lilu
OFFICE OVEK AMKIIICAN KXPItESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
J. II. TATK. WAIU1BN WHITE.
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Practlco In State and Foder&l Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Hoom 10 , SliUKort'a Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA <
J. J. STEWART ,
Practices In Federal and State Couittf. 601 Broad
way , over S iniM Hank
COUNCIL BLUFFS ' - IOWA.
VriERNOON
EVK.MNO
Admlnslon Tree to Ladles each moriiliijc and Tues
Jayandahursday aftirnoona. Uee of bkatcs 15
cents.
A. F. SCHANCK , H. II. MARTENS ,
Manager. Proprietor.
E , Kice M , B.
fl A UflPDO or other tumorj removed wltbonllh
uaI1uijUU | knlfa or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over hlrty years practical experience OBoe no
Pearl troct , Council Uluffs
fVConoultatlon Ireu
. O. O.
DENTIST ,
100 MAIN STREET ,
COUNCIL IlLIIFFfl - - . IOWA
Justice of the Peam
Omaha and Council Blnffo.
Heal ectato collection agency , Odd Pillows Ill&cl
Dr , W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Blufl3 Iowa.
COUMCJL BIUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
I. X. riloklnger , of Wixync , Neb. , i in th
city on a \i it to Us brother , A. T. Fllckin
gcr.
Assistant United State * district nttornoi
( Jllbctt. of DCS Moinei , win liero ye tonlaj
looking niter tlioc.i'o of Illegal \oting c\am
incd before Utiilcil State * commissioner
Wright.
II , K. riajton WM In the city jcatonlny.
llo1'ntlier Clark , of Slionatulo.ih , was It
the city j cstorday ,
T , M. 0. Logan , of Logan , was In tin city
to got the lalett no\vs yesterday.
A. H. Willmmi of Glewvood , wm In the
llluirs yesterday.
Wrought Iron Unlives at reduced prices ,
Do Vol * Wright , 50t Brondwny.
KA. DAINTY AGAIN PllKU
An Illinois Divorce AVlilcli IicnvcH the
Sinjjo llcf Only Tic.
Among the numerous divorce cases
calling for ndjudlctlon in Judge Giud-
nor's court yoaterdny , snya the Chicago
Herald , the suit of Albert II. Dainty
against Ltura E. D.\inty appeared to
awaken the greatest public interest and
curiosity. For several yoaas , Laura
D.unty , the defendant , waa known as an
accomplished reader and elocutionist.
From the platform eho natnr.Uly gravi *
tatod to the stage , and for aomo two or
three years past no nnmo has been inoro
widely known throughout the dramatic
profession or inoro constantly before the
public than that of the gifted and prom
ising actress , Laura Dainty. Her
friends continually urged her to adopt the
stagoas a profession , and she almost ut
once stopped into a starring engagement
with the Mountain Pink company , in
which she undertook the loading role of
Sincerity Weeks.
Her marriage with Albert II. D.unty
occurred In April , 187-1 , in thin city. They
appeared , from the evidence adduced ut
the trial yesterday , to have lived very
happily until during the past live or six
yoaro , when an estrangement appeared to
grow up between them and widen ns
Laura forsook the fireside for the foot
lights. She osys they ' 'drifted apart ;
that the fault was as nil her own , and
that she was not happy. " These expres
sions point to the sorrowful outcome of
their early friendship and all'oction. Al
bert li. Dainty testified that his wife had
steadily rrfusod to live with him since
1880. JIo continued to provide for her
and thechild which was born to them ,
notwithstanding this condition of things ,
us far as she would permit him.
Mrs. Elsie Shepard gave evidence re
lating to Laura Dainty's pleasure trips to
Colorado , Boston , California and other
places. Between 1880 and 1831 oho
several times asked Mrs. Dainty why
"she did as she was doing. " To thia oho
said in reply that she was not happy , and
preferred to bo independent , but inoro
trcaucntly sought to avoid nil discussion
on the nubjcct. Albert continued to the
ast moment to contribute about $150 a
month to the support of his wife and
child , although she was nblo so support
icrsolf from her professional earnings.
It was brought out in the evidence that
ktio parties had not lived together for the
past few years , Laura constantly rooming
with Mrs. Shepard , and Judge Gardner
accordingly granted the decree nought.
YOUNG MAN , HEAD T11IS.
TUB VOLTAIC I3KM CourANr , of Marshall
Michigan , offer to soncl their colcbrated Kl.no
THIO VOLTAIO BKLT nnd other ELKOTHIO Ar-
I'LIANCKS on trial for thirty days , to 1011
( young or old ) alllictod with nervous debility ,
loss of vitality and manhood , nnd ull kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism , neuralgia ,
paralysis , and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health , vigor nnd manhood
guaranteed. No risk incurred , ta thirty days'
trial is allowed. Write thorn ut once for illus
trated pamphlet , free ,
ONE DOG 10 : XJ1OUSANI > S OF
; ijDrove ) IVniu lis oiiti lo
Philadelphia.
Now York Sun.
An immense drove of sheep went
stumbling , tumbling , and troiting out of
Noivnrk u few days ago on their way to
Philadelphia. They seemed to walk all
over ono another , bumped together , ami
crowded until it Boomed us though some
must have been trodden under the foot of
ho others. A rough-looking countryman
: rudgod ahead in ttio middle of the road
and the sheep followed closely , lie
seemed as dusty , ill-humored , and out of
sorts as the snoop thomoolves. In the
roar n tall and gaunt farmer tramped
along with a long hickory slick in tils
tin ml. At every few stops ho uttered a
peculiar cry , and whenever the sheep
Itwged behind ho touched them up with
his hickory stick. At his heels , and
bringing up the tail end ot the procession ,
was a long-bodied , loan , and se.irroii
shepherd's dog. lie run with his nose
close to the ground , and apparently paid
little attention to the drovo. But when
two of the sheep got astray and trotted
into a garden , the dog jumped over the
fence and chased them back in line in no
time. As ho forced them into the herd
the sheep swerved away from him. The
dog trottol around the drove , making it
still more compact In form , and returned
to his master , who by this time was walk
ing on the sidewalk beside the writer.
"Flow m < iny sheep arc there there/ / "
"Guess. "
"Well , about eight hundred. "
"V'ou'ro way oil' , " said the man , with a
good-natured grin. "Thoro'a . ' ! , : t ! > 8.
"SVhoro do you take them to ? "
"Wo drive them from hero to Phila
delphia , selling them on the way to
butchers , or whoever wants to buy them ,
and gottiru' rid of what remains in the
city of Brotherly Livo. "
"They are owned In Philadelphia , arc
they ? "
' No , they ain't , " said the man , polite
ly. "They are owned by A B. Matth
ews , of Kideas City , Missouri , and they
travel about fifteen milod a d y , and
they're mi infernal nuieanco. "
After this ho walked along In silence
aomo time , and then made a general re-
mrrk that indhatod that his life vraa not
one of unalloyed happiness.
"If it wasn't for that dorg , " ho oaid ,
kicking the liruto affectionately us ho
passed him , "my nrntu and mo could
never got this cattle through on time ,
but that animal ii worth tea men. Good
sheep dogs , you know , are scarce now in
this part of the country. I wouldri t
take anything on earth for mine , llu'n
us faithful tu can bo , and lin ICIIOWH an
much as any man , I don't care who lip is
If I should toll you some of the things
that dorg haa done you'd call inn a liar ,
and ns I don't wiuh no such reputation
I'll keep quiet. "
Holloction caused by this thought over
came him , nnd he trudged along in abso
lute cilenco for some tune. At last ho
raised his head nnd conllmied "Who
wfl trot at the end of day' * march , If w
find that three or four of tl'p sheep nr
inissinu , I can send Hint di-rq back afte
them if they are ton miles away , and i
don't make no dlllcrcnco where the shoo
nro or who's got them , thnl dorg will go
them to me , or I'll cat the whole- drove
hoofs , bones and wool.
Hitlers Is i linmoholil won
nil tncr the world. For over f > n years It ha.
luhortisod Itself by ltd merits. It > s now nil
\ ortlaod to warn the public ap-uiHt counter
toils. Tlio genuine nrtfclo la innnufncturod bj
lr J. li. U. Slci'ott & Bonn.
JOHN IIUOWN'S KAMIIA ,
Wliorc Tlipj Ai-o DoniliMloil-ltoinl
nlacotircHOl' > I IB Hunt
\'ew York liMphic.
QtroH Brown , the only direct survivor
of the Harper's Ferry episode of 185 ! )
livca in thu Jny Cooke island mansion
"Gibrnltor" nenr Put-in ilay island.
Snndusky bay , Lake Erie. Owen is now
35 years of ago. The gold modal given
to his father s widow , Mra. Mary Brown ,
t > y French admirora of the old 1'urltrm
Tighter nnd hero , haa boon ont to him
From California by hia half sisters nud
brother , Annie , Snrnh nno Solomon.
iVnnio , the eldest dnughtor of the second
marriage , is employed in the United
States mint at Sun Francisco ; Solomon
ivoa on the California farm , near Red
BlulV , and S.irali , with her husband
caches school in the county. Watson
and Dauphin Brown , their brothers ,
voro killed at Ilnrpor'a Ferry on Oct. 18
185 ! ) .
The government lias just sold the fa-
nous engine house with all ita other
> roporty on the former arsenal grounds ,
t ia to bo hoped tbat the now proprietors
vill find It to their interest to preserve
hla interesting historical building ; at any
rate , there ought to bo enough admirora
of old John Brown to repurchase the
online luusa and put it in position for
) ormanont conuoraation.
The children of .lolm Brown by his
irat wife now living are John , Jason ,
luth nnd Osvon. Frederick was killed
on the morning of the light at Qjawato-
mio , Knn. , early in August , ISuO Alto-
fiothor , four of the Brown family died in
lighting slavery. John nnd Uuth live on
put In Put-in bay island , Given m caretaker -
taker of the Gibraltar mansion and Jason
resides on an Island near by. The two
Brownu nnd Air. nnd Mrs. Thompson
( Rutli Brp.wn ) nro vineyardisU , nnd grow
grapes for the market. The well known
Kelly bland grapes are nil raised
on the islands of Saudusky bay.
Put-in bay ia n favorite summer
resort for the Northern Ohio nnd
liko-ahorcH cities. John Brown , Ji. ,
and hla wife Wealthy receive sumtur
boarduro , and thpy nro great favorites.
Capt. John Brown , Jr. , ia nearly or quito
sixty years of ogo. They nro all poraona
of considerable mental foroo mid marked
traita of character. Owen u eccentric
nnd quito a recluse. 11 enry Thompson ,
Ruth's husband , lost hla brother William
at Ilnrpor's Ferry. JIo was lirat captured ,
nftorward taken from Foulko'a hotel , and
then ahot nnd Hung over the railroad
bridge into the Potomac by the Arirgin-
ians. Annie Brown , the quiet , atnld ,
and pleasant middle-aged ady , now
working in the United States mint in the
city of the Golden gate , was a girl of
seventeen at the Kennedy farm , Mary
land , where the John Brown party rend
ezvoused until the 15th of October , 185 ! ) ,
two nights before the attack was made.
The only survive of the fight now alive
is Owen , and ho owes hia
oacapo to the fact that hia
father aont him to the hillside schoolhouse -
house near the ferry , wherein two hun
dred Sharpo's rilloa and sixteen hundred
pikoa liad boon atorod. It ia n curioua
incident in the later 01103 clustering
around the John Brown associations that
the heartiest recognition bestowed on
htm for courage nud devotion was made
up to the day of his own death by Henry
A. Wise , of Virginia , and that the moan-
oat of all attacks on Brown's fame has
emonated from or through the influence
of ox-Governor CharlesRobinsonof Kan
sas , and the veteran Amos A. Lawrence ,
of Massachusetts. Robinson's hostility
is easily accounted for in hia having boon
so completely overshadowed by the old
soldier , and that of Mr. Liwronco may
be upon the plea that hia reminiscent
mind is colored by friendship for the ox-
Governor.
IN Till : SUB.TIlHVfelKV VAULTS.
he Unions < > r < ii > | ( | mid Silver dial
[ HIM Hrld in Kfiscrvo < 'le'rly
D.iolori'il Coin1- .
' . Y. Ifernld.
"Como this way and I'll show you how
iiuch cold cash Uncle Sam has got stored
lore , " said Cashier Floyd , iu ho led u
lorald reporter through a labrynth of
cska on the liraUloor of the sub-treasury
mlldlng to n heavily barred and studded
ron door that opened into a pasaago
ending to the gold vaults , At the other
nd ot the passage an attendant mi-
aotenod n second door. As the reporter
ollowed his guide Into a dimly-lighted
ooin , about fiftodii feet square , the door
vras closed behind them and they were
made prisoners with over $10,000,000 of
; old coin. The four sides of the vault ,
rom lloor to coiling , wore covered with
ron doors opening into compartments
ontainlng the coin ,
'These boxes that are sealed , " uaid
to cashier , pointing to a door where a
Ip of paper was stuck to the lock with
d wax , "aro full. They contain
1,000,000 each. Hero" throwing
wide open a door that was ntunding
jar , and revealing a compartment partly
lied with plump white canvass bugs
arofully packed "is n hot wo are ming
rom. There nro 8250,000 In there , " ho
ontinued , after glancing at the tags.
"How much ) gold do the bags con-
ainV" asked the reporter , ns his eye
cstod wistfully on tne outlines of the
oina shown through the canvas.
"Five thousand dollars each , always ,
ilyor in put up in thousond dollar bags ,
'his lower tier ia the double eagle row ,
n the second are stored eagles , and so
n lo quarter eagles , the smallest gold
oin wo have on hand "
"How heavy is this ? " nuked the report-
r , as ho took up a bag ,
"Oh , that Is easily handled ; it weighs
nly eighteen pounds , It would bo a
ill < jrent mutter to carry a bag of silver ,
hough ; they weigh bitty pounds each.
tut come nnd 1 will take you dorrn to
lin silver vaults. "
Thuio is still another gold vault on
lie second floor of the building , opposite
lie ODD the reporter had already vialted
ud exactly hkn it in the inteiior nr-
angements. Tlio two vaults contained
71,100,000.
After descending to the Ihor below In
blowly moving elevator nnd pausing by
oora with complicated time locks cling-
ng to their hacks , a long passage was
cached with white painted iron gratings
in each eidu. Behind th" gratings were
tags of silver , filling uvery available Inch
rom lloor to ceiling.
"You sou wo have more silver hero
than wo have nny accommodation forsc
wo were obliged to fill up thin end of tin
patsngo with it. The nro $35,000,001
before you. Twenty five millions nro it
standard dollars. The denominations arc
separated by those crossing- "
"What does it nil weigh' "
"Ocor 1,000 tons , That would bo 80
railroad car loads. "
"Isn't thii n largo amount to have on
hand ? "
Yea. Wo nro sending nwny very lit
tle coin now , nnd taking it in at the rate
ofglO.OOO to S'JOOJO a day. Since
Atnrch 1 , 18811 , no have sent out SI- ) ! !
000,000 tu certificates and wo will proba
bly send out § 110,000,000 moro before
the cotton crop is in. "
Aolil
Du. J. LViU.H , Kliot , Mo , says
"Iloraford's Acid Phosphate gives moat
excellent results. "
jr a =
2M Ujipir llroMvM , ng.\\n \ to tin- Trent
Stuihrt'tli'it ntitl rnmnniiit K\ntnlno , uiul nco for
uurirhciwluitotirAti Inly forl'A'h ftt my | 'l t-
ijtiotu Mill n < follow n :
; t UH ir'nmil itnl gnt Iflt . # 1 00
5 lin While ux O iiiK t I r . 1(0
JJ1.U . * Mrk'i ) white Un Utl MM ) for . t 0)
'J lm fuluui ounl ti Kirk's Huwltn gimp tor. 1 fO
Otitinklrk'R Mnulmllt * otp lor . t HO
Mipont'i lic t ) io il r IHT Hi . 2)
Stid\r < nlinntchntor .
HinipOiilifirnl lioiii'iltlpi , | > cr K l . M
* * ) I PI warnnlcil ittUtly | > nrocrmont niaplo
IH-rftnl . 1 00
Eorghnm per KA | , . f > 0
A No. 1 IIIR ! | | < < | I imtnnta II lin ( or . 1 00
cwlV IMJ , Ki'iiulni' 10 loveldr . 100
"iniiC'l ' fikckliorrli't , prcscncil , n rnin tor . . . 1 (0
\ \ nnntll \ ! > > , llo ii'ulitHlliltOnnip6for. ( . 1 (0
ttiimcil 3 Hi IdtiMnllt } Tfimtocn 10 lor . 1 CO
\ No. 1 wlillolMi , pcrHI . 70
'obvoro , I.orllittil CilaiKV , per i < outiil . C > 0
T T 1 cnn wslt jail aoorilltiK tJiiinl | trtinm
fto to "Oo per Hi.
KlonrVo Hill tlio celibnleil r.atciit 1'iuicy per
\Vo ket | > cVL-r\llilpR vxmllv Vrptlnn I'ltut
Irocery , niulnrrnnt OMTJ tiling o toll ( looit * iln
i\orcil lieu In nnpnrtnlllio city. I > t a tiniullu
IlouixnnJ Mlticnn , Dry KOI > > ' > 'l ' Notloni , Iloiln
nlHlioo' , niulnencil ninirtinent of Tlmora Ho
lomlwr ; I ll ! tint nllie tint umlcrxnlil on nny
roinN , lull wl 1 Hell ! M per cunt below ony roniwtltlnn |
li thorlt > . Wo uro now reet MI if an Imulco of 1)Us
n whlcliwo cuiiKlMHhOrcii'estliirfnln | ) ncrnlIcro I
n tlio cltMv expense * nrottv lliht | , wltl > no
.cnlHto pi\ . I nm enullc.l nnA u 111 Bell cliotp litr
CASH. Call when } ou aut theliextnf IiirK lcn In
> y line ,
J. P. FILBERT ,
09 Upper Broadway , - Council Blults
will sell llio followine property on ca .v totim If
t within ao ilaj s.
200 Acre Farm.
ho miles ncrlli ol Ciiuncll llutr ! < ; K"0il lurn , lionio
on'lnril , ami nil fenced.
400 Aero Farm.
lu'mllfKOiwtotr.oK'in , Ilirrton , onimt ) , lovn , nil
need , feoilMinl , bun , lionna. orcliinl , oto. ; ' - ' 0
crcsti uniler plow , li > 0 asroi tame KI isi moatlow , 1UD
ires timber nml pistuto. ThN fkrmc3.i , liooislly ill
Jcil IHo tlirec acelralila small I.umi.
800 Acre Farm.
\ mllcscitst nfOnina , 5Ionon 'oonntv , Io\\a , on
loMaptoiher.KO'ol ' liouto , barn S.rAl',0 fuct , Ivcil
nnls , phcil i , etc. ; 'JOG acre ) un li r \ I m , bilanco In
iniber , nit a low anil pisturo ; n llrst uU i btsck farm
every n pact.
240 Acres of Wild Land ,
Suitable for Farming.
50 Head o Cattle ,
75 Head of Uorscs ,
Ml ) liosd of lloga.
lie FnriuliiB ImplomantH Biilllcient tooairyon 8 lil
tiriiu. Also
(5,000 ( Busbols of Corn , and 400 Tona of
Tame nnd Wild IJay.
IJ Block , corn , lecil nnil nuohlnory li illtlilol up
n Halt ! f.mni , niul will bo HOI | | ouly In coiincctlou
ith H.ilil f trma.
Ilerola iiKooilcbaneof jrdiolco Stuck fnrni" , well
locked , rcaJy for work. I'oivulon xUin on clato i-f
nircliiKO , If ilOHlreil , .1 , ,
Call on or n Ulress , ZZ3
ctraa ; i : i UAUWKLT. ,
t'Oonncll 'Illnlfii. ' Iowa.
Lino" In oonnoctlon with th
coiior to ntmo ol a ( fre.itro d
I corivnj n liloaol uatwhat
roimlrod by thu traveling pnb-
llo-ft Hhoitl.lur,0 < il-k Tlmi
iul the best 9 iw . ? ii *
tlonu ill ol which ra | UID >
led by the rcatcat tallw v la Araorlci.
ILWATTKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns nd oporktes over it > 03 inllos ol
orthom IlllnoU , Whcon'iln , Mlnnosoti , Ion *
koli ; nod M t milu llncj , branding Mid ooaneg-
eng roncli all the urcit buslncns centres ol thi
Jorthwost and Far Woat , It n turAlly aniwors thi
encrlptlcm of Short Line , and Host Hnuto botwoeo
UhloaKO , lllhvatikoo , St. Paul and Jllnnoipullo ,
nhlcaxo.SIIlwankco , I. C'rosno nd Wlnon *
OMilwaukee , Aberdeen und Ellondilo
so , Mllwaukco , Kiu Clalro and atlllHktof
KO , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
KO , Milwaukee , Heaver Dim unit Ojlikosh.
O. Milwaukee , Wankonh * nnd Ooonomowoo.
O , Mllnaukoo , Madison and Pralrlodu Ghloo.
O , MllnauUeo , Owatonna and Falrlbaull.
Chicago , llololt JaneavlUo and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Klein , Hockford and Dubuiuo. |
i ) , Clinton , Hock Inland and Cvd r lUpldf.
" , Council Illufln and Oniahi.
o , Hloui City , Slum Falls and TanVtoa
Chicago , Mllwaukeo , Mitchell and ClmmborUlu.
Hock Island , Duliuqiie , Ht. Paul and Minneapolis
Daieupoit almtr , Ut. Paul arid Minneapolis
Pullmuii 8 eepersand the Klriost Dlnlni ; C'ara In
10 w rid am run on tlio main Hutu of thoUIIICJAUO ,
UIMVAUKKK AND SI' . PAUL KAIMVAY , nndovorf
ttentlonlH paid to paatonfetiby oouituouauinployei
1 the Company.
. S. MKUIlirj. , Oen'l Manazur.
A. v n OAiu'iNTiu : , aim' 1'iin. AK
T. Ofj/VKK.Oon'lHiipt. /
OKO. IIKII KKOItlt ' 'In-l'l > A
IKON AND Sti K KOOflNO.
G. SPECHT , PROP ,
Ull DoaKlM 81. Omahi , N b.
UANUFAOTUUKlt OF
Qalvanizoa iron Cornices
3Tfrrau Wlnli * * , TlntiU , Tin , Iron an
Ute lt' ' ) < ) Hnr ( , ripscnt'u Pitiint Mitalllo Hkyll lit ,
( oiitiJJiHtaJ lUoholt II ir an I llfiokot KholviiiK
un.lio xant.t'J \ it ' ) ' tu t j i/j II m > '
rjiiGMUliui , 'ini ir.'i'ifilii ' VTi
OMAFA
Chemical Dyeing
-AND-
CLEANING WOlfSKS.
0 , T. PAULSON , Proprietor.
Gentlemen * ' G'loth'nif ' Cleaned , Itycd and Itcpilred
in' promo ) Clean cl and Dyed , uithuut Hlpplnu.
.JICH I'll anc d or Uilored any ntiu < lo , to luinple.
u , Y'tiltuUntib Uijei C'luauuJ , Djud nud Ke-llu-
Uhed.
1212 Douglni Street , OMAHA , NEL'
THEY MUST BE USED.
Dr. Young's Electric Holts.
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ttVfaar-n" jj * ) . n , HIM OK M N-
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frTT" " * tf f C oi mruL KIIKUIIH ,
it A lIKIilliL , IVOIIK to IK Ulkf.S AWAY , ulimvll K
a'iTorir ' | hu * tliuy in.vy Im dirtil , ami rfom.r
Iliuth , Hlreiijtth and Ma'tly Vl ror , ttniioi r IIIK
Munr MKUiiiMi , will lx > KIIK freuLy jiojt on rucu pt
of utiini" i'iml'iiio. : Ad lri'n ,
lilt U. VOUMJ , 4li Una Htroet , New Vork.
oct-UOin lin
THE OHJGAPEST PLAOE IN UfldLAHA TO BOX
One of the Boat ancUargost Stocks in tlio United States
*
tcfsoloct from.
NO STAIKS TO OLIMB ,
PASSENGER ELEVATOB ,
THAT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN WHERE
1
ALL ARE FOUND !
Where Tliey Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water )
topcqnns * / * x inpuj
fig
And nil o the good ondlploosnut things that go to malco ap com *
ploto tuid linppy oiistonco.
The town o South OmnUn is tiitintod south o the city [ ot Omaha
on the line o the U. P. Railway , and it is loss than 3 } miloa from the
Oniuha post oflico to the north line c the town site.
South Omaha is ncnrly H miloa north and south by 2J east and
jond covers on area o nearly four square miloa ,
The Block yards are at the extreme southern limit
Nearly 150 lots have boon sold add the demand is on the increase
flio yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. - '
The 00,000 beef packing house is progressing finely.
The $30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish : an abundant
upply o
PURE SPRING WATER.
The B. & M. nnd Bolt Line Railways hare n large force of men at
work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot
tear the park at the north end o the town. Suitable grpunda will be
'uruiflhoa for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots.in this growing'city. They will never
be cheaper than they are to-day.
[ WApply at the Company's oflico , at the Union Stocks Yards.
M. A. UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary , .
They Are Without A Rival.
AND-
Have been Awarded Ono Hundred and eighteen Prize
Medals at all the prominent expositions of the
World for the Last Fifty Years. And
Living Piai
Piano
-IN
AH oxaminntion of these magnificent Pianos is politely requested
before purchasing nny other instrument.
General Western Representatives.
P. S.-Also. Qen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSB & SONS ,
BfiHR BROS , , "and ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGEB
OYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS.
-IN wmon is TAuanT-
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING ,
COMMERCIAL LAW , PENMANSHIP , ENGLISH GRAMMAR ,
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC , READING , CORRESPONDENCE , ,
CIVILGOVERNMENT , SPELLING , BUSINESS PRACTICE
SHORT HAND ,
Thin In the Commercial Department of Uollovuo ColloRo. Bond for circulars ,
AddroGH , GKO.U.UATUBUN , Pr-in. Omahu. Nob.
& EOLTE ,
-If ANUFAfJTUUEIia OK
Oaimor Window , , Flnltli , Window C r , Irr > n Orun'.ln/ * , Mitilltc Hky.Uk'htt , fto. 7In , ln.u.i > aj iliu flc v .
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