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B&fi AVl < JDNT5SJtfO'VEMBJSll .21664. RICHARDS & CLARKE. r , A. OLARKE , Proprietors. Super'Dnndenl D. P. RAILWAY , 7TH & 18TH smiMK'iS MANDFACTUIU3KH OF AND DMALBItS IN ' J WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS , io Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS 0 * ' ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE talobrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Qlotb STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. ! BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ou (3 ( tf fc$3 $3 $3r5 SSf i$8ir " ir i i gaS n > ig ] , p | > ? gaSO L 5 3 y , i , * - T A/Ji - / firf/- * ? \ * * K-wT k. * f , ' ' " "y * - { 3rs o rj \Vn ru prepared lo furnish plans and estimates , and will nontracfc 01 M-e erection oi ! Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for ehunginp } Inuring Mills , from Stoiia to the Roller Svotera. jgr"Esi > ecial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for any pur po = e , and estimates made for some Geuer.il machinery repairs attended promptly. Aodres-s RTUHARD & CLARKE , Omaha.Neb SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special a vertlsemontd , DUO as Lost , FouniS , To Loan , For Sftlo , To Kent , WantO , Ilaard- log , etc. , 111 bo Incortod In this column at tha low rate of TEN CENTS PEK LINE for the first Insertion and riVE CKNVS I'EK LIKE for each subsequent BOrtlon. Leave ftdtortloemontl at our oflloo , Ho. Pearl Street near Droadwav VVANTB. with or wh.iout board , on or licloru the 15th at9s Ililnl. _ _ _ fTIOil UBXr A aulto iiTrooim In oontril location X1 Enquire o ! Br nnncliett , No. IS I earl fat ( ' Oil Kt'Nl' Tlio Orvia 1'ickiu.f h JL' and machinery , 1 > catcd In this city. Cap 160 hoes po'ilav. Odell & Day. \lfANTBl > " A iTicd normal. l > utch-r ; ono thr ! ; TV cm niaUx > t.ll Mud ) of HusaKQ A"I > U * At liroodwaj Meat iituut , 227 Uiol-wjy , Uuu&ul Illnlfs. f srANTKl ) Uverv bony in Council BluDo to take W ruol)8s. Jjollvsred by catrloraS only twenty conli ) 3k week. VLD PAPKHS For ealo at Unit 0X00 , t.t 5 ccnta * hunJruil Eailway Tim © Table , oorrNoi L BLUFFS. 'jtlowini ; * ro tUe timo1 ; ! arrival do- ir of tr&tuj by ccalnl etautLinl tliuo , , { i'iwt3. Trs/.M leave transfer dupnt tta mn ! urui-r and ir.-lve ttn tulnulusL'tcr. WUCiUC , PUIiLlhfKON iNUX01NUT. 6:35 : p rn Chicago Bxprces 8SX ) a in 9:10 : a ia I'Mt M.-.11. 7CO p tr 7:10 : ru 'KM anil Ktpronj , 71 * J ji til 12:20 p 10 iccoininoLntlou. At iocAl ilepot only. v , vr. Jon AND council VLDPFH . ra ilall and K iroou , SOSi : in I'fcolflc Expiuaj , CHIOiOO , f.K p m nxprm.1 , 9:05 : c in P.'IS ivi CIIIOAQO , ftOCZ IHLAND JKP PACIUO. AtJiotlc G. pre , 0:05 : Ufa lc.y Expruts , BC4 : p 7.ZO a u 'Dos Molnec AooumuuJatlua , 6C6 : p n At loci ) tlupot oiy. WABllin , ta. tOUltl AMb 'AC IC. 1:20 nm Mall , 4M5 pui Ain : p m Acoomcioilat. on 9 00 n m < ZSOpm : fi. CM p m < 0W : j > m Ctilca.tO U' 6'i a m At Transfer "ii'y ' rniciaom.l xwumv 6:60 : p m Eipnw , 0ici : p m 0:25 : a ra PadQo Kt-prcni BX : ) u juoux CITT AND ricino. I'M p in Et. Paul Ktpteet , Hf'0 : ft u TliO m Day Kxprew 0:50 : p m "UNION rACirio. 6:00 : p m Wuetera Kxprc i , 8S5 : i m Padfla ExpruMj 7 : Worn Local Espro < u , lK : in 1210 ; < , ro Lincoln Eiprotu , At Trftaifer only. EDIOIT TRAIK9 IOOU4IIA. O-lWO a. in. 1:30-1:8 : : . m 8oud y aW-llt : < 0 lBCWISO6SOC:3llu6 : : : : : p. m. Arilve 10 mlo t * before L lvIn tlm EQTX M. or other tcmoro removed without tb blocxl. CHRONIC DISEASES Ovur hlrtyyoan nracllon1 Jpcrloue Oiiic * No I'rarl It'A , CiMudl Ululft icfl ot fclie Peace , Omaha and Coancll Blair * , Rwl vet&to oollectlou agency , OJd FellowB Il'nck ' over H vlnir IlanV v J. J. STEWART , IT IVa'tloei In Federal and 8t to C'juiU 01 Ufoad w > .oiurSnIn- * Bank COU.VCU . .3IE * 201 Upper Broadway , again to the 1'ront. Studv , reflect and coma and Examine , and sec for } ourech en w hat , \ ou c.m buy for Caj at my place. I quote 5 ou a ? follow H : 131b8L"anulntc < lRipirfor $1 CO 15 11)3 While ex T aunMr f r 1 CO 20 Inra Kirk'a white ltus- < ian scap for 1 01 22 bars Pnlira , equal tn Kirk's Hainan t/iip for. 1 (0 20 ImsKirk'a MuoIndUaoap lor I uc Dupont's befit powdtr pe. lb. . . . 20 IS boxes of mutches for . . . . . . 2E s > rup California honey drips , p rc.il LO Sjiup , warantod ttrl tly pure Veriront intplo pcrfal 1 00 Eorjjham per jfal A t o. 1 English cunanta 14 lln for 1 00 lewis11.jo , fienulno 10 loxejfir 100 C'Jimotl blackberries , preMjtud. ( caaa lur . . ICG Canned . ' ! Hi > . How poictcH n vhlto H\rii ) > 0 for. l tc OanncdSlb Utijuility Tfinatoea lOfor 1 CO A No. 1 unite dull , pit kit " 0 TobcrO , Lurhrd CliDiax , per pound 60 T T. T. Icnnsall jou according U qua ! tfiom IBoto'ooiierlb. Flour We 8111 tin celebrated Patent Fancy per Wo l.ocpnonlhirj , ' tiionllr hunt In a I'list CUss Orocery , slid warrant oicrjthiiij ; t tell. Oooihde- Hiori.il fico hi ai v pnrtoftl.e cin. I alan handle OIoio an I Mitiors , Dry ( jonln end Notions , Uoots iU Hhooy , aim airood nn9iirtiiiLnt i f 'linworu He- inonihor ; I 1II not only be not undersold on any L'aodi , huh ui I soil 20 per cent'belowam Coinputltlnii In thocity. We nro now rucuM > g an Inxoloa of Dulls in which o caujlvo ( the rreatc tb rKaln8t crnlIerc I In thu city IIv ccjionwia are \cry light , wltli no KcntHtopav. I uiv o.iabled and u ill Sell cheap far CASH. C'all when you want the host of Birtralng In uiy liuu. J. P FILBERT , 2c9ITpiorUrnalwBy [ ( , - - Council Bluffs N. 3GHURZ. if ; Hiiuu ; ji uu ; i uuuu , OFJ'K'K OVKK A1IKU10AN KXl'UKSa COUNCrLBLUPPS. ( OWA. J. P. CITE. WZJIHKK WCI1TK. a : &c I'rtctl < xIn State and f'ojcra' Court ! . ColloctluiB promptly tUcni'.cii to. Eoom Ifi. 8hu art'8 COUNCE15LUFKH . IOWA1 _ O. C- 100 MAIN riTKEET , COUNCIL BI.TJW3 - - IOWA . H. Shei'raden DENTIST , Masonic Temple , ? Council Blulfa own. of C BIG DRIVE. . AT of HOMER'S. In a. ) 3\f'iti StreH Council DluflV tfo COURCJl BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS. COUNTING THE CHICKENS , Dcmocralic ODCS Proyc to lie Rooslers in the City , The Oanvass of the Vote of the County , Tlio I'rror in tlio Fourtli AVut-d. The board of supervisors yesterday continued their labors of canvassing the vote of this county. In regard to the error found In the Fourth ward , the board concluded to count the vote ns re turned to them. The trouble Boomed to bo that there were 110 more votes report I'd than there appeared names on the poll-book , but there Boomed no dispute of Iho tact Hint the poll-book being filled , these 3 ! ) n.imca were written on a shoot'of legal cap , which wns carelessly loft in the box with the tickets , instead of being nt Inched to tha poll book nnd returned with it. Having decided this , the bcn-.ril wenl on wilh its labors. The THI : coi'xr OK TIIK rirv showed Clovolnnd's ' majority to have been 192 , The democratic candidate for secretary of stale got " 02 majority. J udgo Aylosworth got 280 mnjority over Loofbourow ; Jackson , 205 over Connor for the circuit court. Lnlly , for district nttornoy , got 224 majority over his re publican competitor. Shon , the demo cratic candidate for clerk of the court re ceived 180 moro than Street. Brodheck , for recorder , got a majority of 25i. ( nnd Underwood for supervisor led Jones by 52(5. ( On congressman , 1'usoy'a majority in the city was -107. On the amendment to Iho constitution the first received 257 majority , the second 187 , the third 05 , the fourth 181. The democratic town ticket was also declared carried by majorities already in TIIK BEU. THI : COUXT.V COUNT. The official canvass showed that in the county there nero 8781 votes cast. 31ovoland'a majority is 85. On secretary of slnto the democratic mnjority is 91. Dn congressman , Pusoy's majority is I27. ! Judge Aylosivorth has a majority of 191) ) ner Judge Loofburrow , and for circuit judge Jackson has n majority. Lilly , .ho democratic candidate for district at torney , has a 91 majority. Shea's ma jority for clerk is 180. Chambers , re publican candidate for recorder , has a majority of 89 , and Jones , republican candidate for supervisor , has lot majority ty- AYMSVTOUTII : Eiiivrni : > . It appears from the reports received from the other counties in the judicial district that Judge Aylcswortli , the democratic candidate for judge of the district court , has been elected , the fol lowing being the returns : Majorities for Aylcmvorth Carroll 550 , Pottovrallamio 1)3 ! ) , Frotnoiu lfi ! . Tolnl 908. Majorities for Loofbourow Green 5 J9 , Crawiord 01 , Mills 18. Shelby 'JO , Audobon 20 , Ciss 187. Totnl 8(51. ( This gives Judge Aylosworth a majori ty of 47 , It is conceded that the republicans have elected Mr. Connor to the circuit bench and Mr. Thornoll as district nttornoy. $ R.OO i < > $ in. ( ) ( ) Saved. All fits guaranteed perfect. Business units from § 17 to ? 20 and § 25. Dresa suits 830 and np. Overcoats from $17 up. No extra charge for any or nil extras in the making up. From § 5 to § 15 saved on every suit. Call at ; (2 ( Pearl street and examine goods and prices before or dering or buying elsewhere. Wanamalter and Brown's Tailoring agency. Enongli More Bonds Sold to pen - fitt tlic Wort ll'lic Slnlc ol' the Allhlr [ l > y tlio AH will bo soon by tlio following lottoro the work of paving which cuino to n itandstill Monday is to go light the mayor having bestirred himself and sold $40,000 moro of bonds. The follow ing letters uro self-i xpl inatory : COUNCIL liuiiTs , IOWA , Nov. H , JSBJ. . } 5Ion. Mayor , W. H. Vnughan.My Ucnr Sir' AB wo promised wo have by issd ork paved from the M K church to Sixth otroc't , on Broadway. Wo dirt ID bccaiiko you worked hard to sell the bonds und becnueo wo prornisnd you anil the council wo would do so The prop erly holders are sloiv about paying dhoir laving tax , and seemingly prefer to piy ntetest on the came , nnd us the city ia owin us n largo sum wo shall stop all paving until curly spring , and will then complete our contract. Thanking you ind the council for nil courtesies ox tended lo us and.expressions of kindnoes from rour citksns generally , wo nroyoum very respectfully , limiAN J5uoH. & MuGoiiitiiic. M NovjsiiuKit 9,1884. Friend Jiagan : The paving must not rtop. I will sell moro bonds nnd tlw jjroperty-holders must pay nt once for iluir paving. Our friends tn lower Broadway ahould not mid shnlC not bo left in the mud this winter. Stand by us for the .good of our city. Respectfully , : \V. It , YAUUIIAN , Blsyor { OOIJKIC [ Jout,1 : , , IOWA , Kov. JOih , JM1 J [ VaugUan JJear Kir : 'I ' must gay thtt the Illcu < lld drive jyou gcvo mo u i'Htenlay in your handaomo buggy and tUo nuignlflcont ptunce poured in mp oars the present and futur-o proapuota of Four energetic and wtdo-nwako city , has ind its eh'octn ; mo , and tt your n qrcnt and com/iluiiontary / to yuuccH'orte , Jicvo J concluded U > tale 10,000 , of youc pavuig . en 1 regard them lint-class muru- ci/ml / liondf. 1 am prepared w pay the or uaiji for the b-judn , N. L. Ifor.uhri'ii , . sh'rFirJtNat. Bank.Hlous Falls , I ) . T. C'oi'srii , liwrm It , Nov. JO , JH81. JJ Hon.V. . H Vaughn , Mayor Uoar I li Sir : Your note inturniing mo that you d ind Treasurer Olau > pn had cold $10,000 y paving bonds to thu J Jrdt National bank j n Sioux Fall * , JJ T. , wt5,000 \ iN'ow Vork city , is nt hand. J am 1 u Olau to HOO that you have asmn to r.nd j li nhall now go on with Iho lower't ' t paring ft9 l'or 5' ur earnest of yesterday. ' " yottra , ' . r l ; , , < s. IOAVA ITUMS. St. John had nine disciples m Crcaton on ulcctlon day. Uhrokoo county voted tloirn the now court house proposition. The llock Island h s dlponsi < d with dinning cara in the stato. Algonix Conrrrcgationaliste are thaetus- itig plans for n now church. W J "t io Tolfnor , nnOttumwa boy , was instantly killed while playing around the cars on the ( Hh inst. Counterfoil sllvor dollars ar circulat ing in Burlington. A well dressed woman sooma to control the mint. The tire in the little town of Loimux , last Friday , was disastrous. Thirty-six iiousos nnd"contonts were destroyed , ng- grognting n loss of § 100,000 , with loss than half itmirnnco , The good people of Jefferson did a most cridltablo aot lately , when they bought a hoitso nnd lot and presented the property to Mrs. llobocca Ozbun , a poot- widow with n family of little children. Oono Lopornnd Will liinigor , formerly of Cherokee , but recently of ( juntquot-n were arrested nt Ohorokoo it few days ago by the sheriff of Uuchanan county on a charge of stealing § 800 from a ton merchant. ccording to the llnwkoyo , the great f estion agitating the minds of Hurling- ton tax-payora la , "How will the city bo l able to pay its bills until the close of the year with the general fund over drawn to the amount of § 20,0lU'Si" ! ! At the village of Elwood , Clinton coun ty , on Sunday laat n fanner named C.tr Whitmoro attempted to drive across the railroad track in ndvanco of a freight train. Ills team balked and the luce- motive struck and smashed the wagon , killing Mrs. Whitmoro and two children , nnd seriously if not fatally injuring Mr. Whitmoro and another child , Willis L. Fowler , late of Kossuth county , is wanted for bigamy and rob bery , and § 300 is oll'orod for his arrest. IIo deserted lib wife , wont to Connecti cut , where ho married n young lady , nnd aoon afterwards knocked down and robbed of ? ; ! 00 the grandmother of his bride. Fowler's relatives in Kossuth county are apokon of as being highly respectable pooplo. T1IIKM39AV11O1IOAUI ) NOT. Homo AVoll-Knovvii CronlcH AVho IIu\o llocn AVoiiHIiy Now In Poverty. Ot the many well-known thieves who claim Philadelphia ns their birthplace or their homo , and who have made fortunes by their crimes , says the l'hiiuc'j.s ! ; Times , few are now living who are worth a dollar. Victims of gambling houses , they have lost upon the green cloth the money which they obtained at the risk of liberty nnd lifu. A familli.xr face to the detective of this city and Now York is that of Frank McCoy , alias "Big Frank , " the noted burglar , who , with Jimmy Hope , robbed the Beneficial Saving Fund , of Twelfth and Chestnut atroots , of over § 500,000. McCoy is said to have stolen during hia career nearly § 2,000,000. To-day he is hanging around Now York , at the ago of ' 10 , without a dollar in his pocket. Dutch Ueiirichs , well known in this city , jumped overboard from n steamer while on his way to Europe , lie was oupposod to have been crazy. 11 ovn arrested in this city for picking pockets by Detective Charles Miller at the time of the reception to the Grand Duke Alexis ot Uuaaia. lleinricha made a great deal of money , bat ho could not keep it. Jimmy Loguo , who is now serving n term in Heading for burglary , ia a celebrated burglar , and has stolen half a million dollars ia the lattt fifteen years. Do haa nothing now , however. Old Col. Bill Crogar , who is now nearly seventy years of ago , lives on a farm in Montgomery county. Do is worth a good deal of money , And is known as one of the most nucceeaful counterfeiters in America. lie Las served sev eral tortna in prison. During the past year ho has been in jail sis : months for stealing horses. Bill Moot- heart , a horso-thicf , who belongs in this oity , quarreled with Crqgar abouDayounr ; girl that they were both in love with Tlio girl , who ia still in her teens , recently - contly married Cragar. Moothcart , in rovcngo , stele nome homes and put them in Cri'gar'a ( stable , wlioro they were found. Urcgar was convicted of the theft. Moothenrt was once sentenced in the Notriatown court houoe by Judge KOSH to twenty ycarH for horso-Btunhng. Ho nerved ten voara nnd then pardoned. ( shortly after ho was caught nt his old trickn In Delaware county , nnd is now in the Media jail serving u twelve yoar/j' / sentence. Cregar'a first wife foil In love with Pete Burns , the noted forger , and got her Inn- band to sign over to dor a gri'at deal of bin property. No aouier hud the ink ( dried upon the paper than she exposed ono of nis many urimip , nnd ho was sent to prison for live yeara fur .counterfoil ing. At thut time the two lived on North Tenth nlreot. After Cregar cauio out hi wife got him into trouble again , and while ho was serving another sentence. obtained n divorce and nianied Burns. Blio was old a'ld ugly , llurnii waa young and handsome. They kept hou&o Pennsylvania nvoiuo. Burnn , who tiad another wife , nmriied Mra. Orrgar to 'ot her money.Vhea slio died aho left turn everything. Ho went to Florence , Italy , with a celebrated forger , "Colouol" J. > Buhanan Cross , aid died in prison there worth § 40,000. Johnny Burns , ono of Polo's brothers , nasgust been liberated from Moyamcn- sing prison. Ho belotged to a gang of aafo-blowers , consisting of Pete , Johnny and Jco Burns , and Jimmy Loguo. Johnny and Joe Burnt huvo both madu t , goodly ipilo of money , but have spent it all. Pete and Juliluy wore arreitod seine year * ego in Norriatown , where hey had gene to rob a bank. The fineit j it of burglaru' toolc-over captured by the Philadelphia police wus fjund In their ' cirriagp at the hotel where they stopped. > oteetivo Charlce Millar wont to NorrU- town , and identifiud tu ! ( Burns brothers uiid they apont BOIIIO titso in the Norris- town jail. Tlw Bamo gang wow implicat ed in the Boulhirurk bunlc robbery in Ib7l. As Boon no they got out of thu Norriatfjwu jail they liir d > room next to the huk uitd out a hold through the ro f Sarn Torrance , it burglar and anx trentely handsome uian , was worlha good deal of money at ouo time , but w now , poor au a church uiniuo , Judge Lu'l- Ijw hint him to prison the other day for .two years for boating a Chl/iatnen. 'Ool".I Buchunan CVoes , the pal of Polo Burns , while serving time iu the Kwtorn penitentiary , forced his own riar- don. Ho traveled about thn country d/r 1)10 years ivith a colored valet end lived mi-jf nilicoufJy. Jlo is kitncki/fg about in Jti - end has bewn \erytiic.-eulul . l h'ndun. i/iiliiiny / ClulM , a coiubr.tti i itrik cr.u&k-i'iiuf ' , dtolo a i > rluno m c - ) .ir iKl ivpn1. tCiiB' ) ' , V1 r KM sollled down on a farm. Ho is now one of the town counciltnon. Ho used to grace the corner of Kighth and Sunsom streets. Jimmy Hope , now doing a se\cn yoara term t in San Francisco for a bunk burg , lary , has made hundreds of thousands ol dollars , but is nt present poor. His son is doing tironty years in Sing Sing for complicity in the Manhattan bank rob- bory. Joe Howard , alias Leaser , who was murdered on the outskirts of Non- York recently , as n bank burglar had made n fortune , but was nlmost n p.ujpor when ho was killed. Max Shinburno , the most successful burglar 1 ; of his day , wns n frequent visitor iik this city , and , unllkn his comp.uiions , know how to keep the money ho got through crlmo. Ho finally wont to ( ! or- many nnd bought an citato and a baron's tiI tit titled t lie is now ono of the Gorman no bility. Horace Hornn , alias Little j Horace , wns recently released front the Eialern penitentiary. Ho is n specialist ns n bank sneak-thief. Ho nnd Huckiw Taylor worn captured while trying to rob the t safe in Chnrlos Joy'a storoon Seventh etrost , between Market nnd Chestnut. They 1t 1 nro now "chumming" it through the state robbing the country postollices. 1r Little 1 Horace haa undo a fortune , but is poor to-day. Philip Pearson made n great deal of money , but is penniless now in prison in 11i Toronto. Johnny Irving , who wnt killed by another burglar in Now York not long ago , wns well known in tin : city. 11 o was a colobr.ilcd burglar nnd uaeil to wear the largest diamonds that monov could buy. Ho was arrested for the Portuondo robbery with Jimmy Loguo and created n nensation by trying lo escape from the now court house where ho was being tried. Irving is said to have committed the jewelry robbery at Third nnd Arch streo'.s , recently , for which Johnny Loguo was arrested William Oonnoly , alias BulValo Bill , n well-known hotel thief , nan very rich nt ono timo. Ho ia now nearly seventy yoara of ago. Ho loft Philadelphia for the south yesterday , having just been released from the Moynmonslng prison , where ho was aont for robbing Iho French legation at the Continental hotel. Bunk Tnackaru , the lender of Iho moat notorious gang of pickpockets over known in this country , belonged hero. HP has often bragged that ho stele § 1,000,000 , but it never did him any good. Ifazo- kmh Corson , alias "Peanuts , " was n noted pickpocket , lie was sent to the Eastern penitentiary for picking an old man's pocket nt Fourth and Market streets and died in prison nnd naa buried in potter's field. Ho wns onoo rich. Charley Mack , alias "Curloy Mnck , " who lives up town , hna boon n successful thief since ho was 8 years old , and ia known aa a "day worker. " Ho hao a brother who is also a thief. Nol 11 Urinal1. JMrolt Free 1'icso. "Gentlemen1 ho began In n rmooth , molasses sort of voice , " 1 am dead broke but no boagir. J want toraise nboul § 11 , but 1 shall do it in a legitimate manner. Now , then , lot me aak you to inspect this " Ho look from hie pocket n piece ol iron chain ns largo aa hie thumb and containing six links and paebcd It around. After it had carefully boon inspected by each of the party he continued : "I want to bet my overcoat , which is certainly worth § 10 , ngainut § 3 in cash that none of you can noparnto one link from the others. " The piece of chain wns passed around again to bu moro cloaoly scrutinized , and finally ono of the party , who was n ma chlnist , returned it with the remark ; "And I want to put up that sum that you can't do it youn.ulf. " "Done ! " Bald the stranger as ho pullet ! oft * his coat. Coat and cash were put up in thohandi of a stakeholder , nnd the stranger naked the group to follow him. lie walked across the street and into n blacksmith shop , and picking up a hammer and cold- chisel ho deliberately cut a link. The crowd stood around like so many pump kins at n country fair , but when live stranger held up the link and claimed the btakcs the machinist i ecoverod his wits sufficiently to exclaim : "Sold by a professional dead boat ! The money ia yours old fellow , but in exactly tint ty socondu after you receive it 1 ahull begin to kick , and you had bettor bo twenty rods oil' " ' "Thanks glad to have mot you good day ? " replied the stranger , nnd ho waj out of sight In ton seconds. Ono of llii * Coming "K I'ocU'a Sun. The net of disguising patent medicine advertisement by covering them up with an interesting nrticlo iu b crime , and should bo puniahnblo by Jaw. Men whenever never swore in their lives have been known to swear like troopers when Ihey had become interested in some article , and had it end up with something like thin : "Boor.ino is n Hiiro euro for jimjams - jams , " or "Uso Quil weed's Cream for Jooflo Pniiples. " Such advertising dodges as these can bo seen in almost every newspaper , tempting men to thrash their wives , or to kick their mothers-in- law , and still wo wonder at the prova lonco of crime. No , it in very wrong , and uhould be ntoppod at once , t. Charles Hotel , Four ftory l > rlek , Jimt ercrUiil on 0. Htmut , be- twicn 7th und B li HUru'u I1ri.it IllrnhhuJ , loit , unil nioit riomnul'lo iirl-ul li w > at tlm I'uiil ol , Kimrulilvpotw , MIW. KAIKCOUUKY , nov 8-ii.o I in I'rojiiloior. The ait ol the terra " Hbo Una" la connection with tb corporate n mo of Kreatrokd convoyu wi Ui of tut what requited by the traveling nub' lloHliurt LlDf , Ouljlc Tliri and tha bout 9 luniissdn tlotn J1 ol which kia fait * bid by tb ro tc t iillw v la Ainorlc * . And St. Paul. It owni and operated over 4 , COO intjot of ortbrra Illlnolo , VYIeconaln , MlnnoooU , low * atola ; and an U main llnoi , l > r nclic > aud oonnfd ono reach all the Krc&t biu > lnOHn centred of ihr Northwest and r'nrViet , It naturally ns rr It le'crlptlon of Short Mno , and IlMt Kouto Ixitwoeo f hlea o , llllwunkco , Ht , I'auluiid Mlnnunjiolio. Chlcaxo Illuauku ) , 1 CVo u anil U'lnr.nu. OhlRMoilll ; atil < iio , Abcidooii and HltnJila Chlc.if.rj , WIlwHtiliiH ) , Kan Clalro and lltlllwater' Cboj/o ! , llllwi.uk < 4 , Waiiiutu and Hirrill. Ui Ullwaul.uo , llcavi-r Dam and Ouhkcnb. o , illlwankoo7aukni'lia aud Ouunuraotifii i ) , Mllwaiikoo , MadUon and I'rMrladu Ohlst o , Milwaukee , Omtnmia and r&lrlUult u o , IWolt Jano8\Hluund Mlncrali'olnt Olilou ( ( > , Kliclu , Itocklnid and Dnbiique , Orlu KV , Clinton , Hock Mind and OUr Itapiili , I'Mct-Ko , Council Illniri lud Oumbt. . f hlcnxo , Hloux Olty , HD'JI Kallund Vinktca C Ic tn , MII * uUo , Mltclull tuilOhaubitli'n. Wand.Uutnifiiic.st I'aiilaml Jllnnuiro'lJ ' rnvi.upoil alirar. Ht I'aul i d hllniiuiofr. | ! nillroun hwintiil | I lie Klnot ] > lnliiK C'ntH In n il.l arn run on tlm mbln llrwHof tlinCIIIMAOO , JII.H AUKKK AMI ) HT I'AUl. ItMJ.VMV , rndovorf ttuitlonU tuiH to iiawin ir > l < y oo > uUuaacaji > la0 < the CVint anj , , / < JIKIIH1U. Otin'l ilnnsl-er. A V It. OAIIPKKW , Osu' I'M * , A , fn U.tl Xv i i , < , rB1 in fnJ \ Are Without A Rival , AND Eto-ve boon Awarded Ono Hundred and eighteen Priao Medals at all the prominent expositions of the World for the Last Fifty Years. And IN A.U Gxnmmclion of tlioso maKiiificonb Piauos ia politely requested before imrchaninp ; 11113' other instrument ; . Qonornl Western lloprosonta tiros. P. S.-Also Gen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSE & SONS , BEOS , , 'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGHB OYMBELLA and CLOUGH Ss WARREN ORGANS. THAT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN WHERE ALL ARE FOUftSD I Where Enjoy Fare Air < ® c Watorl ? Ea And nil of the good ana'pleasant tilings that go to make up a com" pleto nnd happy existence. The town of Sonth OrnnUo is situated aouth of the city [ of Omaha on the line of the U. P. Railway , and it is less than SJ miles from the Oniuhu post office to the north line c f the town site. South Omaha is nearly H miles north and south by Si east and weal , and covers an area of nearly four square The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit Nearly 150 lots have boon sold and the demand ifl on the inorean * The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. Tlio 500,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. The ? 80,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant flupply of PURE SPRING WATER. The B. & M. and Bolt Line Railways have a large force of men ai work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be t'urnifihea for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots.in this growiBgHcity. They will nevnr bo cheaper than they are to-day. B3F Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yardo. Assistant Secretary , 07 or imuo'ir.Y mtoT.oi.Aia TWO WHEEL CARTS. . Neb * * - - m mm - mvv 4 - w rw jam UP - > JBP CVtM r l Ml IU * Vy H WI H I0a BRAD ? T. , DAVENPORT , IOWAr U. 8. A. KitabUiihod 1878-Oatarrlo ; poafuima , Lung and Nervous Disnasos Spoodllj' and Permanently Cured , Patlnntt ar ed ol Jlonni. Write for "TnK MuDioAL-MjsfliOHAitY , " for the People. Klonaultatlon nnd Oonronpondonco Gratia. P. 0. Bor 292. Tolcphouo No , 20. UON. KDWARD RUHSELL , Poetmaator , Davenport , nays : ' Phytlchn of Ability and Marked Suncosa. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davcupo.-t , f "Annonorabln , 31an. Flno Snecosn , Wonderful Ourea. " Honra 8 to 5. ' * i'rrrerr7 ' wwiroovi _ OUMIKGSAND 20TH STP , . O. AIIA ,