Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TIIVRSDAX DECEMBER 4 , 1884.
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kbit lo th" order of tb < > Aomrtft&r.
Pi BEE P015LISBINB CO , , PHOPS
II 1IOSKWATKH , Killlor.
A. II , Fitch , Minneer'DnllylCirculalion , 1
O. Box. 488 Omabo. N b.
Tun electoral college meelo in Iho sov
cral state * to-day , and casts ita votea foi
president and vice-president.
How about that high iichool illnmi
nated clock ? Isn't it about time that we
have a lilt'.o light on that aubjoct ?
Tun probabilities are that Genera'
Ilazon will haiijj out the caldoat wave Ibj
of the soaeon on or about March -till.
TUB Laman-Urand senatorial contcel
in Chicago is atsunilnf ; proportion. ! thai
give it almost us much Importance 03 r
Now York count.
A SAMM.E of Nebraska fall and wintoi
weather ought to bo aont to the Noir Or
leans Gorki's exposition. It would cer
tainly bo awarded the first prlzo.
A NEW YOKK gonias has invented a
enow consumer. If ho had taken tlmp
by thotorolock and brought outa mud con
sumer ho would hsvo in ado a fortune
during the campaign.
Tin ; anthracite coal companion of
Pennsylvania have formed a pool to keep
up prices. The moro months thnt wo
hrwo of the prcannt line weather the
more that pool will sweat for a dividend.
THKUE are a ecoro of applicants already
mounted and in the field for the govern
orship of Montana. They arc all homespun -
spun statesmen who are willing to take
the ualary aud honors of the oflico for
throe mcntlis or raoro.
MAJOR EOWAUDS , editor of the St.
Joe Gazelle , and author of the famous
campaign war-whoop "tho confederacy
is again in the taddlu , " cxpoctn to ride
into the St. Joe pont-oilico. Such an
ardent patriot as "AlBJah" Edwarda ,
ought to bo rewarded with a soft plr.co.
Tin : object of the recent vloll of Lev !
P. Morton , our French minister , it
Now York is now apparent. It wao uol
HO much to help the republican party ai
it wca to help Mr. Morton , who ia now
credited with having the load in the HUH-
atorial race in the Empire state.
Tin : expenditure of $200 for photo
graphs of the Omaha schoon ! for exhibi
tion at the New Orleans World's exposi
tion ts rather nn extravagant sum for
that purpose. Hoeidco inch an appropria
tion , oven It were only § 20 , is unwar
ranted. It is m unnecessary outlay ,
from which the tchoola will rcuoivo no
benefit whatever.
THE Omaha method of paying for pav
ing in yearly installments by means of
bonds finds favor in many cities of the
northwest. Detroit has already adopted
the system , and St. Paul la considering a
fiimtlsr law. It should bo extended to
other public works iu this city , charged
to abutting property itnd the bonda ex
tended from iivo to tan yearn.
Tin : Chicago Jlcrnld reminds thai
growing faction of the democratic party
which attempts attempts to deny lien-
dricks his ouaio of the spoils , that
Thomas "didn't getin the habit of sitting
down during the campaign. Nor did hu
crawl out of Indiana with only a dozen
hundred plurality. " The future Is over
flowing with wars , mighty wars.
put down nearly three
and a half milea of granlto pavement the
dros nt year , at au average cost of $2 , DO
per square yard. The granite uavo-
monts cover most of the business streets ,
and cedar blocks will bo used on resi
dence streets. For durability and noise ,
granite Is peerless ; for cleanliness and
comfort , asphalt is still in the load.
ALL is not harmony in Now Bruns
wick , whoso -citizens think that the
Dominion government is devoting toe
much attention to the northwest to the
detriment of the maritime provinces ,
The conatqueno "ls that there Is conoid
crablo loud talk ntnom , ' the Now
Brunswlckers In favor of annexation tc
the United States.
OUT of the 110,000 government cm
ployes only about 14 per cent are subject
to the civil cervico law. It seems , how
ever , that Judge Thomas , of the clvi
service commission , and his associates
have come to the conclusion that the law
is intended to cover government appoint
ments and not dismissals , and that undei
its provisions a clean sweep can be made ,
This construction of the Jaw is decided ! ]
contrary to the view generally enter
taiued. It would seem , therefore , thai
the much boasted protection of the civi
service law ia nothing but a sham nfte :
all , and that a very cold duy la approach
IDK for.tfce * po on employed under Iti
provisions.
UAILUOAD DISORIMINATION.
Mi OUi V.m.KY , Iowa , I > c. 2.
To the Kdltorof the IJitr.
\ < nir rditoildl of thin morning. In f publish
Ing my circular , It * ecmi to mo tonclww thi
rmmllon with morr vifror than falrnewt. 1 mr
unwilling to belle\f the BlK mcani timlldoii )
miireprwwuUlion. The IKK ! JIM l r ? e Inter
t lii in ivrth XabrMfcn when1 thws line1
melt , nnd In Hdng th t ennnliy itoc-plml M
I am hying to ro and I have hope from p l
cxchnnfTB uf court * * ! * * It m'ant to deal fnl * Ij
whioli is 111 doKlr * . and yet If it o diip&w <
tint cdlloiinl ! nntoooiinUblc.
There h coin line , word , cr intonl , In thai
circular wli'ch ' Intltnilon at cnntelnplicto dli
criminntioimffniii'lOmaluiiiml I am tinabh
to tea how any person other than a dcllbor t (
falsifier or n "nnn comjwt" ( ? ) could eon
etruo It.
It means simply that while wo protldc jimt
RK grout a i onto , r le and Domination by out
llua M li Khun by nny oUi'jinml which givei
im the long hinil end Iiirgnr rovntiue , Instead
of helping to wnd It bj a competitor , wn i > re
ontttlod , whou by mlng only fair buiiiiM !
menoK , to do to. I think oven the HKIS on ro <
tlactlonvill c. > nc io this. As to IU hurling 01
discriminating vir.ilntt Unntht , what intoronl
Is It to thn peopU ) of Omaha by uli.it railroad
tnroufth pawciiKors go to Fremont or Norfolk'
Slionld UIOTO piMicngorR Hop in Omaha llu-n
there are two roads lo Fremont rttul Norfolk.
Apfluming both nro equally good , what Inter-
cU ia it lo Omaha or tlio liliU by which of the
two road * tie ! pnwengcr jfoas ? That circular
docs nolo\di intlmato rcmololy nny coercion ]
It only rcqnlroi they shall buy local tickets
ttnlcsii they po by that line by which our icv-
rnuo 13 Increased. I can not bcllovo the JJllr ;
me.ini what Hi nrticlo luipllcn. As to discrim
ination ag\lnst Omaha nnd In fnvor of Siout
City , In cither freight or pastionger niton by
tliin Hnu , It Ii fliniply nnd abinlulely falso.
Omaha In far too strong , solid nnd Import
ant cither to IMJ ignortd or combattnd by nny
H'prCRontatUo bnaineaa intoteotn in Nobraakn ,
It ia nl'o far too important to break out in n
plea of "b.by act" like thin , nnd I do not bo-
llovo it Ia UK cry. Youra truly ,
, T. H. llL'CIUNAN.
The latter of Mr. Buchanan , of the
paenongcr department of the Sioux City
Pf.cUic and Fremont , Elkhorn & Mis-
aouri Vftijov railroads , ia given to the
public for juat what it ia worth. Mr.
Buchanan ought to find no fault with
TUB IJr.B for protecting the interests of
Uroaha , and It is becaiiao Omaha Im.i an
mportant railroad trafllc that Mr. Buch
anan has bccomo no stirred up. Ho neca
thnt Omaha curmot allbrd to patronir.o hin
roada ( ijo long as they diacrimlnato
aga'inat ua , and consequently ho
endeavors to make it appear
that there in no discrimination.
In this , however , ho will bo unauccoaaful ,
if wo are to take his letter for n banln.
It certainly docu alluct Omaha if through
pncaongctH do not conio to thia city ,
either from the cant or treat. But the
main point ia that the aqontu A of Mr.
Buchanan's roado are continual ly work
ing directly against the intorcsta of Oma
ha. They are conntanlly Inducing the
morchantH and producers of northern
Nebraska to go to Chicago to do btiaincsu ,
ai hia roada thus got the long haul , aud
every obatcelo ia thrown iu the way of
tholr visiting Omaha or transacting any
bumnem horo. Tlio circular referred to
plainly direotn that pne.iongurc
ahfill buy lickoto via Missouri
VnHoy , and oayn that foroifin tickets
"coming from the eastward nnd to ua at
Fremont or Norfolk" will bo diahonorod.
In other words , "unions you go by our
road , you will litwo to pay local faro from
the-different poinla lo Omaha , and 'Ihou
pay nearly as much from Omaha to Old-
cage no from thu starting point on our
road. " Such is the inference to bo drawn
from Mr. Buchamm'u circular. Wo can
not ecu anything but dincrimiutxtlon in
that. If It in not againet Oinahn , it ia
certainly og&inat the people of north Ne
braska , who , if they iloelro to como to
Omaha , must purchase local tickota r.t
the inorcnaod rates.
In the editorial to ' which Mr. Buoh-
aniin refers , wu said thai the dis
crimination in the passenger
buslnura deus hurt im half eo much fin
the discrimination ngalnnt U3 In cntllo ,
hogt , anil | ; ruin , noiui of vhich are al
lowed to couio to thin city from Mr. Bu-
chauan'u roacln if they cun ba diverted to
Sioux City or Ohio go. Wo have before
ua H letter dated at Stanton , November
2'J , which oar a that It la impossible to
got a Northwestern car for thu shipment
of hoga to Omaha. 'Although there are
plenty of empty care standing there on
the track , but the railroad men would
not lot the shipper have any of them ,
Thu ohlppor then telegraphed for a
Sioux OHy t P.\oillo car , but uono
came. "They teem to bo trying to
frustrate our sending hogs to Omaha"
writes the shipper , "and continue to
urge the propriety of sending to Chicago ,
and claim that tlio votnjxtiii/ will raise
on the Ji'Ui'u/it between Stanton and
Omaha , " oic. Now is thia the way that
the Chicago it Northwestern , which owns
Mr. Buchanan's roadi , proposes to treat
the people of North Nobra ka7 Wo hoar
similar complaints almost every day , aud
it is about time that something ohould ba
done to atop this outrageous discrimina
tion against Omaha , particularly in the
matter of freights. Thia is one of the moat
important matters that will como before
the next legislature for rcgulatlonand wo
believe that a law will ba pissed not only
fixing a maximum tarill' , but requiring
railroads to charge no moro par tulle /or
short distances than for long distancoi.
This same regulation will probably bo
embodied in thu national intor-stato
commerce bill , aud thia will put a dam
per on the zeal displayed by railroad
men In their ollbrta to secure the lung
htul.
htul.Wo
Wo ogroo with Mr. Buchanan that
"Omaha ia far too strong , solid and Im
portant either to bo ignored or combattoil
by any representative ) burlneas" Interest
iu Nebraska , " but that his railroads are
rtolng thin city au Incalculable injury by
their discrimination ia an undeniable
fact , aud why they should pursue ouch a
course , if they want our builnoss , is
something we cannot quite compreliond.
A MEF.Tivi of the IJouglM county leg-
iolntivo delegation , I he city council ,
board of public workf , nnd nil citizens
who have any suggcutionn to mnkofihonld
bo celled t onca to consider what Omaha
noedn in the way of legislation. It is
hoped that steps will be Ukon to bring
about n reform in assessment There
ought to be ono yenor.il a MAor Trith
posror to employ aa many deputies M
nacftMmy. In thia wsy wo would ba
more liki'Iy to have a fair and uniform
* emeut , wliora now each ward awon-
sot baa dilfcrcnt method of doing buM-
ne * .Tho premnt nyiturn h very unsatis
factory and ought to bo Improved.
Another needed reform ia a reduction ol
the number of juUioua rf the pcaco tc
not more thnn three in the wliolo city.
Thia would make the cilice * desirable ,
and hence honest mid competent men
nould make MI c IF > rt to recur is the placeH.
Now , however , most of the justicea' offi
ces nro nothing moro nor lean than
outrageous cost mills. Wo need alee t
primiry election law , such ac
UHE been adopted in Colorado nnd which
ia proving highly natisfactory. The
manner of receiving nnd counting votcn
election day could nlao bo Improved
in various wayo. The proposition tc
extend the tlmp of pvviru ; bonds from
live to ten years is n matter that should
bo diacuoacd nnd favorablly acted upon.
Tlio tux-payorn will bo willing to have
moro paving douo if they can have longer
time in which to pay for it. If the time
ia extended to ten years , wu can easily
have some of uur reeldcnco streets paved.
There tro v.irioua other matters thai
ought to bo dlacuHicd , nud the proponed
meeting for that purpoco ia the only way
to arrive at any satiafaclory con-
elusion. It will not do to allow
our legislators to go to Lincoln with
out knowing just exactly what their con-
stituontn want. Heretofore , they have
bcon uninstruoted ns to the needs of the
people and hence wo hnvo had a great
donl of loose and hasty legislation.
r.VKKAr , mportant bills relating to the
Northwestern territories are well ad-
vuncod in the cnlondart ) of cougrcoe , nnd
a forv of them will doubtless bo crowded
through before the cloao of the session.
Two of these jjrant the right of way to
railways through the Sioux reservation in
Dakota. Should either of the two pans ,
it will bo nocestury to cpen a portion ot
the reservation to settlement In order tu
aocuro the immediate building of the
roada , ns the companies are not nnxioua
to build through ono hundred miles oi
country without nny prospcctof obtaining
sull'icicut local bualnuos to pay operating
expenses. Another bill appropriates
tj 25,000 to nld the homestead monument
nt Mitchell , Dakota , nnd there ia
ono to provide for gthe
division of that territory nnd the
admission of the south hnlf as a state.
There in not xiuch hope for the latter ,
unleos it in joined with the Montana
nbtchood bill , to equalize the effect ol
the delegations of senators nnd congrota-
men they would ba entitled to. There
are two billt ) grunting the right of way
through the Indian reservations in Mon
tana , well up in the IIOUHO calendar ; ono
declaring forfeited a portion of the North-
urn Pacific land grant , uud ono nuthoriz'
ing a bridge over the Missouri at Bouton.
BKIIKOUD 1'im and Silaa Bant , oflicera
of the English navy , are bombarding the
catllo men of Wyoming , Montana nnd
Oularado nnd endeavoring to impress
upon them the beauties and bonoftts of
the Canadian route to the beef outers of
London. The proponed route ia claimed
to bo coventl huudrcd miles shortur than
by way of Omaha , Chicago nnd Now
York. Thn Canadian govermont and
the Canadian Paaifio are naturally sup-
portcia of thia scheme , or nny other
eohomo that would improve" the condi
tion of their troaourJon , but with the
moroory of that "high old timo" in
Chicago and St. Louis Ktill froah in the
minda of the cattlemen , the Canadian
omiunrios will return with n woullh of
hopn never to bo realized. In the re
mote future it ia possible that Montana
ateora may oyorllun * the boundary , but
for the present Omaha nnd Chicago can
royally entertain all the horned products
of the west.
Am : OI\MTCIU : talked of ai the sue-
ceaaor cf Minister Lownll , Ilia fruo-tnulo
views commend him to the English , but
his double-dealing resolution in regard to
O'Donncll ' last spring has not becm for
gotten by the Irish , While his appoint
ment would no doubt ploaao the English ,
It would make the Irish howl. It is not
likely , however , that Mr. Hewitt will bo
sent to the court of St. James , as the
democrats cannot afford to logo any more
of the Irish vote.
' J. BUIIDKTIK has aovcrod his
connection with thu lfnwlc nnd taken
up a permanent residence at Ardmoro ,
Pennsylvania. Ho says , "Thoro is DO
quarrel ; TTO still speak as wo pasa by ;
but 1 have decided to make my homo in
Montgomery county. The llawkcyt
can't come down here to bo edited , and I
won't go to Burlington to edit it ; hence ,
aftof twelve years of harmonious union ,
wo separate amicably and go out peace
ably. "
TUB only way that wo can account lor
this remarkably fine weather is that Old
Probabilities Is trying to court the favor
of a democratic administration.
It * there is any man who looka for
ward with genuine pleasure to the
restoration of the navy that man is John
Koaoh. He stands ready to build n
whole Hoot at any time that ho cm got
hold of a fat contract. /
HI ; boarct ot education , which ro-
colvoa nnd uees the police court finer , has
very properly mndo an appropriation foi
the purchase of n police patrol wacon lr
compliance with the request of Marshal
CumminQfl. Such a conveyance has Ion ;
berm needed in thin city.
I/ocnl Option In tlio Uoutli ,
Now OtJpRtw Democrat.
For two yours past quite n temperance
wave has been uwctipiiig through north
Btn and aoulhnrn Lous.srm. In mOrt
th n twenty instancsn the question o :
prohibit inn his been submitted to tin
lK'pul r v > tts and whila In n majority o ;
thf-io cisas tlin prohibitionitts Imvn boor
defeated , It ia only by a small majority
nnd after a most earnestly and stubborn
ly ooulestpd campaign. Jn Sabine par
i h , for iostancii , prohibition wai nub
tnitted to the popular vote at the clectioi
Iho other day , nnd actually aroused inori
Interent nnd brought out a larger voti
than the presidential question , in r
number nf other parishes and wards ail
vantage was taken of Iho preaidontia
election to got a vote on the liquor traf <
Tic , and in nearly every Instance the vet <
was In favor c < f prohibition. Thii roiul
greatly encouraged the gentlemen whi
nro In this movement throughout thi
atato , nnd there will shortly bo , it is said
n number of othur liuor | olcctiona. It i
nnt generally known throughout thi
country that thia prohibition eentlmon
ia BO ntrong in the aouth. It has mon
support here than in the western state ?
like Ohio , where a largo prohibition voti
ia polled. A largo nutnbor of conritlo
and parlishea iu Texas , Miasissippi anc
Loulniann have pronounced against thi
sale of liquor , and the temperance nonti
mont neoma to bo cprcadini ; . The principle
ciplo nf local option prevailing in Louisi
ana , Mississippi nnd Texas recognizes tin
rlgl of the people in any county , parisl
or ward , if they desire it , to prohibit thi
sale cf npirituous liquors. The peopli
can vnlo for or against their Bale , na the ;
eoo fit , but do not understand hori
thnt this can bo made a national qucs
lion , Thus , vrhilo there ia decided lifi
and vitality in thu prohibition , or ratho :
local option , movement in the south , 1
does not appear to have dovolopcd an ;
moro votca for St. John.
Cleveland' * CurlotiH Bontcnct- .
The following quaint and curloua Irt
dorsomont rraa found ou the back of i
Cleveland nnd Hondricks' ticket voted a
Barnwoll , S. 0. : .
"Grover Cleveland , aland up ! A jurj
of your countrymen have found yoi
guilty of designing and conspiring witl
divorn democrats to become president oi
the United States , to the great harm anc
personal injury of over 100,000 loya
oflicoholdors of the republic. And more
you have caused anger , hatred , ill will
sursca nntl maludictionn to opting up anc
live among the hitherto united rapublic.ii
family of thia countiy. Your advocate ,
have defended you witli great 7.0.1 ! nnt
ability. Indeed , such zeal and nbilit ;
have never before been known in tin
history of presidential campaigns in theai
United Status. Ao the jury , however
have recommended you to mercy , 1 ninki
your oentcnco na lenient na the law al
lowi * . It is : That you , Grover Cleveland
bo confined at hurdlabor within the walh
of the VVhito Ilouao , in the city of Wash
Ington from the 4th of March next en
aning. And may the Lord have mercj
on your coul.
"Bring In Tom nendricks ! "
1'KllSONALiltlES.
liru HuUcr proforrt pot toeB that have th
moat oyeu.
_ IMwin Booth U Tit years of ago but dncen'
like any ono to mention the fact.
Wo bonsfc that thia it * n free country , bn
when Llbcaty jrots to Now'iTOik she will fmt
no p'nco to let her tooi.
MM. IJoscoo Conkllng hni been very ill witl
pneumoniaImt tlio diet-uo hail nsmimodainon
fiivoriiblo nspect.
IMr , W. W , Corcoran , wuo entertsined M
ISnclmnnn wliou ho took the oath uf ollico , of
torn the lilcu conrtciy to Mr. Cla\emcl. ! :
1'resiJent Arthur , wldov/er , nnd I'resiilon
Clo\fllnnd , baihelor , going nrni-in-n > 'in about
the capital uill ba n npjctaclo for all tin
ladles.
liolva Tjockwood Is n member of the Wnah
luglou bar. It IK said that opposiug counse
fet over a dlllicnlty by alluding to her u
"our sister in law. "
Oen. ( Jershamro't ] , of" Nnr.TorHoy , !
veteran of the Moxlcan war nnd a soldier it
the wnr of the rebellion , died very suddenly li
Now York itcontly.
Kx-Sonntor Dorsoy tells the St. I.out
niobo-Uemocrat that ho tiniuled Mr. Kuber
Iii oraoll un.isked n , S103.000 . four par can :
iovnrmiicinS bond m Iiij feu eomo Unio nftar
LhaHbcond trial.
Ei"llovy to Mnko SoOOn Year with Ttvolvi
lli'iia" in tlio tith ) of ; i book recently published
J'lio ntitlior H prob.thly nu letM a ptiruon thni
that dUtingtibncd chiuken fnncler , Kutliciforc
U. Hayes.
Bob litirdctto , the fitinona funny mnn of thi
Burlington Hnwkcyu , tins novurcd liis conncc
ttou witli Hint ( > iipi < r. Ito'tirofeH livint' lr
pence nt hia uhariniof. house at Ardmuro
L'cnmiyluinlii.
The dfHcenilnnU of Sybrnnt fjimckenboffl
livlL'R in tha Muliuwk vnllry , piopcfo to crec
n inonnmnnt OMT the pinvo of tlmt eola survi
lor of one of tin ) nia.sS totriblo Indian nntxa
ties of nntoTevoliitiuniiry ( luyn.
KiiiK Tnwhnlo Ima left Ktiglnndvllli oiioiij ; !
hlto liiUM to stock a New Xcnlaud store. Tin
kitK w i known to bo extrumrlv fond of hats
for which rrninn bo wus miulo the recipient o
liuts of o > cry slmihtuxturu nud deuign.
Judge ) .Shollnb.ii'Rcr Ia sixty-four jOATS oil
and very firay. 1IU fnrulm.ul ia high , hi :
chfokbcinoa hollow , und Iilu OVCH louk out fron
under dot-p brown ' \ltli n brlghtnesi whlcl.
ahourt that tha lircii of intollcctu-jl activity arc
bnrnln , ; bhlnd them.
It ia rather odd that the man who led tin
firbt lutcll of iJiiiiKranti ncroen the plains tc
Calfforulu in 181' ' nuil stiiid there nnil got ricl
uovar linil the smnllvat nilniuj ? lutorcat. HI
iinmu WAH Murtlu Murphy , Ho bi-Ron rabbi )
cnttlo nnd kept lit It nnd nan hut died in Sat
Joaa t ( ) years old , nud worth § . ' ! ,000,00) .
Krankiratton has a bright , pretty llttli
wife , whopo delicatn health has kept her out o
the thickest whirl of aocicty durini ; the hlgl
uensoii , hut who lian a great circle of fiiunds n
Washington. Mr . Hntton and Mrs Itubi-r
Ijinuoln wt-10 school glrli together nt Monn
1'loauHiit , lou-u , during their girlhood nni
utter both of tsuin moxnl ti WnBlilngton thel
long frieiidahl became the closer , und th
two fnmillui nro much together.
IHomllt ) , nt 0 , is fat and slightly gray , bn
hu in a clover nnd daring on over on the rope
It IK now moro thnn n quarter of n ceutur
nluco hu fi t croKsi-d thu Niigva rhor , nnd
ho louki back to that feat a the grertest u
hia life. Ilia homo In named Niagara Villn
The rdpo ou which ho walks ut oxhibltioiiH I
two Inclit > n iu diamotur madn of hemp boini1
urouiid n core of tteel. Ilia balancing ; pelt
iiiufrom thirty'Boven to forty luveu jiounil
iu weight , according to the height at which h
txjrform * , which ranges from forty to 1
tt'ut. hu has aover yet had a full , nnd only on
Blight ccldent , lie was callnu Illonilui , b
tlioav , on uccount of the color of hll hall
bid real name being Jean Prnnoolu ( iravele.
BXATH JOTTINGS.
( iimbloru are utiinuroni ) lu McCook.
llftstlngi hand cleared out tlio gamblers ,
Hasting * la to have a democratic pauer ,
A literary toctcty Is talked of in Stanton ,
York is talking of nil amateur drnmati
club.
club.Chicken
Chicken nro dying of cholera In lioon
county ,
Itoiival meeting ! are being conducted I
Stan ton ,
Corn l selling for sixteen cents n bushel li
Stuntou.
A number of Indians nro camped uea
Ashland ,
It M reported that dlphthoiift U prevalent ft'
KM ney ,
Twenty pound turkeys are In market A
Waktfleiil.
W ppitiR Wntcr \ to have fotmJry In th
nunr future.
Uttrphr * Imvo Lc ti getting in their work ii
I'lutn Greek.
Wild ercfd are reported ullll mimernii ii
Dawton connty.
TAcrnimtry organisation Into be orzanlzei
at I'tipiilion ,
Norfolk wanli waterworks nnd will see :
vnlo n the matter.
qnactiliro of broom rorn ii btln
Into ArnpAho3.
Ths new Clirlttlnn church is rappidly up
pronchlng complollon.
Tck mih now linn n police JnJgo and hi
name i * 0 , 1' Itardwnll.
A prairlo flro rntfud west of AratiahoeMas
week. No particular dnm > gn dono.
The dnc.i'u nmnpc the bogj continues I
rage in the vicinity of West I'oint.
The now cijiprn hotiha nt Howard v/na foi
tnftlly opened on Thauk gi\lng ovenlng ,
The Arnpahoo Mirror la taking wooc
vcgetablcn , or nnything tine , en suMctiiitlot
A now town named Vender , nbnut hnlf wa
between Dnncroft and Kmersou Is belnij Inl
out ,
Cnptnln nnd rs. Jlilci pnvo a ploasar
pnrty at l-'oit Sidney on last Wednesday evi
nlng.
It l now propound to build n toll brldf
acrosi the South Loup on the I'lutn Cice
road.
road.Tho
The district clerk nt Wnhoo Ii obliged I
work night and day to Kctp up with h
work.
It Is reported thnt Indianola igallllctodwll
moro than nn ordinarily bad nttack of rolli
fchatttif ; .
The only betting throuRh the state now i
on the fanner Ijoj-i ? , which can husk nnd crl
the most corn in n day.
The Fremont militia compnuy haul recoil
ed their gun * . They nro ( if the breech 1cm
ing Kprluglicld pattern.
The case against Lowenstein atWMt Po'n
for hem > ute illng has been continued. II
wan nrrested In Omaha.
It ia estimated that Sarpy county farmer
have lost . * G 1,000 worth of hoga during th
past four month1) by cholera ,
AI. ILxloy , of Benton'a Bond , has throshe
onb 411 buaheld of oat ? from 7J acres' yielc
an nverato ; of 53 bnshela per ncro.
A number of fnrmeia near Louisville at
loMnt ; contidornble corn by Iti letting in tL
crib. It wna gathered too early , f
The opera houso'at HaUlnqs took fire lai
week , but the blai'o was extinguished by th
manager before much damage wai done.
The church people in the towns throughoi ;
the state nro now t.Vking about Chriatmo
tro B , much to the dollglit of the youogstr-n
Lyons opcnoJ her nowskatlntr rink with
Thanksgiving ball. When somebody bienli
hia neck , thu rink will bo closed with a fin
oral ,
A man In Xernnha county in procuring th
lumber to build a barn 3K ( 1(1 ( feet , from
grove of forest treea planted by him twcnt
years ago.
An luBurnnco ngont in York was knocke
down nnd robbed In broad daylight at Yor
last week. The robbers must have bit hir
with n tup-hammer.
A now brnsa band has -been organized a
Arnpahoo. It is called the "Cyclouo U.ind ,
nnd the chancca nro that that section < :
country will bo blown upin n horn.
The Weat 1'oint Ilepublicnn complains n
guarctty of married men In that town , whil
girli are abundant. Boys , go west , the hnr
vest is ripa and only waiting for yon.
A Fremont girl , who had been greatl ;
wronged , attempted to euicido n , fo\v day
hiuco. Iltr life was saved and the mattr
fixed up by the young man who was lesponu
bio murrjmp htr.
The citizens of Golden , .THfenon county
inndo nr&td ou what \vna supposed to ba
robbers'rocat , but when they got to the plac
they found the birds had Down. The raidin ;
party , however , captured se\ou horses nn >
two wsgona which had bseu etolen.
Iho Greatest MedlcalJCrittmph of the " Ago !
SYMPTOMS OF A
ru 1
I.o nnfopiictlte , Uoirclccostlvo , 1'nln In
the Iicail , % rlti ! n. dull KcnnKtlon In the
bnck part. Pain under tlio nhouMcr-
ulado , I'ulliican lifter cntluK , % vllh nilln-
Incllimllon to cxcitlnnot' lioily or mind ,
Irrltiiblllty of temper , Jiovr spirits , with
n roclinsuriinvlns nrclcctct ! norno duty ,
Wenrincnx , Dlr.y.lnea" " , Flutlerlna ni this
Ilcnrt , ] ) otn before the cycn , Headnclio
over the rlaht eye , Kcstlcsiue-is , nith
atfuldrenmii , Illchly colored I/'rluo , nnd
CONSTIPATEOM.
TUTT'SJ LMIiXtS nro especially adapted
to eucli cases , ono dnso Directs aunli n
jliango of feolliiR ns to nstonlsli tno Hnlfercr.
Tlioy Ilii-.rcnso HIP Apt > tlltonnl cause the
liocly lo Tnke oil J''lc Ii , thui tin ) system II
liotirlshcil.nml liyilielrTonlr. Action on
tlio IM4e | tlvcOrtnlinll > 'iilIiir.Stool nro
hrncluc-c-tt. J'rl'-o i2Tr.I 3 Dlux ri'y St..IV.Y.
_ ' _ nn
( Jr.Xr'llAiu or WmiKBits chniKOil to n
Orxissv IILACIC bv iv Biiifilo nppllcallon ot
tlili Dm. Jt imparts n imturul color , nets
instantanroiiRly. bold by DnihVlsw , or
.pnt tiy express on receipt of 31.
Wlurray St. , Now York.
THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL
LENDER COMPANY ,
[ SUOCKSHOlia TO THE J. M. I ) . & B 00.1
6 * J = tarri ? 3 SS faM5W
The moet eitonetvo maiiulacturera
IN THE WOULD.
John HOckttinwor Ocnerai Agent or HebraaU art
Western Iowa.
50 8. Tenth Street . . . . OMAHA , NEI
ClTadatlou Billiard and Pool Tablet and rcaterl
rlooa
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO LOAR-Kon 7.
ONKY-On hand to l" n on Inndo prot < utli
M . Corbett , UOa Farnaut Ht. 843-3) ) :
Loaned on perronal propoity , tbattc' '
MONEY * . Onn In Financial Exchanci
U03 Farnam ttrett. I S45janlp
t loan on city iiroprrtv. In BIITU (
MONEY and up. W. H. Molter , 16IX ) Fanmm
H3'-li > o91
TO LOAN In luma of KCQ and upw&rd
MONET Dai I * and Co. , Ilia ! Eitato and Loa
Alteoli , 1M S Katram St. SOJ tf
loaned uu cnattoli. lUllruad Itckv
MOMKV and told. A. Foreman , SIB 8. lit
r naiiil Tnxchan'io7"l riif or i mall loa
OtiAllA > ted noourltr tltlcu hourt 0 to
H ct'k dai , 10 to 1 Suudat i. 1603 Ftrutm Street
111 to boo. S
Agixxl man for > trtli-e about itjci
tltmani houwj. Mutt utidemtuad furntci
Hcfercnn. * required. Apply at .N W. ucrner Harue
and 10th. fit ) ( p
V\TANTED A furniture Mle ni n ; muit be a Uti
I' n.daauaiu ui.in , uud wth Ilibt oannci
M. K iUiliii , SIU 3. litli ttrcvU ktostf
I
\\7ANTKl ) In small famlljr , tgltl for iron. f > 1
hiMfki lotk.nni-ttx i trooJ co A. Apply tc
Mr A. II. FiwtU , Colfi&t , fcl iloer north of ' *
unworth frtrrct > wi-.p :
\VASTEH A r..irt rook Kt 180J J'urtinai tn t.
S7l-'i
"VArANTKB-A iflrl for general hcniw work at 806 ?
> must. 5 < 3 |
TJIQUHKNT-Sr all near cottage ; Incinite t 122 ;
JL1 N. Plli S' . l t. 1'vil ftnilshormm. > 7K'p (
\ , \ / ANT ElBy the Nobrajka Tire and Wattrproo
V I'alnt&nd Uioflnif Co. , rillnHlo men In i-rerj
ccmrl > in the tate t nrict" IM compiuiles fnr wort
In * our jultit. There's Mi { rroni1) In It. Tor p f
tlnilw * * c , address 0K. . M vce , Secrctlry am
Manager , Omitbn. 8IO-J ii 1
" \T7ANTrtD A Kooil womMi cnok ; wiges s 27.B3 r *
'I month. AiWrcm llmilcy llonte , .I'oith I'latti
Xeb. 8S7-0 |
" \ \ r.M TEI-A good cotnpctcnt Rlil fcrR"nct :
t > homework , 3tU I > o itlB > atrftt , fTOtf
WANTED Axcntu to sell In NohrMlanntw wor !
liy < > tMpulsr author. Call on or adtlrefwJono
and Hazclrlffsf , 218 north Kth St. , Ornah * Xili
\1TANTED- To buy ! \ city lot t > bo r ld In w oekl
ft or monthly luttallmonts. Addrc3i"H. II " Be
olflce. 2IO-tf
VI'ANTED L dln and gentlemen lo laVe nice
1 i light , ploanint work at tholrown homes ; dii
tnncc nn objection. Work sent by mall , ? 1 to ( fi
da > cm bo quietly made , nu camasilnPlcaao a < !
drew at once , Qlobo H'fg Co. , Bostc.li , Musi. , bo
6311. 093-drc 1
VA/AMED Ladles or jtcntlomon In city orcountr
I to take nice , \\t\A \ \ \ nd pleasant v.orli at thcl
own hoitce , J2 toSD.idiy easily andquotly made
work Fbnt by ti all ; no c&inMalng ; DO atamp for repl
riawwaildro53 Ilelfablc Uan'f'g Co , 1'hlladclphla , l' (
WJ-lDl
- OB OENTLEMKN-ln Clt
WANTBD-LADIK3
or country , to take ulco , light aud plcogan
work at their own home * ; VI to { ii per day cattily MI
qulotly made ; work eontby null : no cnn3 ins ; > i
stamp for rrplv. 1'lciEJ addruti llcllable ilLtil'K Co
Philadelphia , l' . Qo.1-11
UITUAT10HB VtZXVSD.
VI ANTED A \oiinginanwlslicaslttntlo
? ai boon keeper. 13 competent and cm furrl
best of tLftroncia. A < ldrts-i"L.Ti. " Beootllci1. > 30-1
Position as Bailsman or traveler I
WANTFD or retail dr > goods houe ; in jtai
c\pcrloiicclcbt : cf rcfucncca. II. U. N. llco olllce.
'I'XTANTEDSlltutlon aa companion lo an Inu
> > lid or olderlv lady ; good reforcucts fnrnWied
Call at 1021 cor. 17th aud IJurtHts.down utalrs.
A position ol trust for a young mac
WANTED following t-alta of cluractir. etudj
\lgllant , t-ober , honfet , energetic and truthful , nm
liana first c'aai bus ness edmatlon ; beittf rcfurcn
ccs given. Address L. Jico olllce. 3'S-4p
' - families n drcs-
\\'ANTED-AVorkl prlv-ato lij
\ maker ono who perfectly understands cuttlni
and fitting or work taken homo. Kulercncea gUc
Call cr address K. ICi North ISth bt. , SiS C ]
iltuatlon a Keoond girl or to do gen
eralhciiacwork In abuialt family. CillatJD'J
Dodge atrcot. SJOSp
'ED Situation as a wet nurse. Ail'ts
aiJ , N. Hth. 717-3 ]
By n woman , a situation as cook lu !
WANTED Addro8"M. A. D. " Bee dike. 783I-I |
m riiuu MIIJI WDJ.ta biiuatlun aid ouok
AScoung la v hclosilo oit blli < hmcc lu Om.-.h >
Addrosj "O. " care L'eo. Wa-t !
K120EMAU30U3
tl ANTKO I.ad'i-i idounp men t Instruct h
V\ beak ki'cpins : will wait on lu'f pi.\ until bitu
aliens nro furnished. J. B tiuith,15imougl.L3.
b32'an2p
-A lady " 111 ghc French and musli
WANTED \ Jmenllta lu prl
late family for beard and lodging. Address Y. Y
Bee olllce. 8i2l >
Somosnakis to feed hlasna o kll'era '
WANTED J1.2J a picte for MiaRts at II 1' . Mar
tlc'ii store. No. SlOSoutli Ifith Stho ( .cKsfurniture
ttovts mdcarpctaon wtck'j pajmentu. 76S-tf
S7 ANTED-To rent ik-ik room , eround door pro
w fenc.l. Htal Eitito Agent , Bee otlico. 8dJ-3- ,
\\7ANTED A horio to lecpdutlnglho winter fci
It'auaa. First closj care and light iita
cntcid. Box OZO.l'.O. S57-SJ
AndBoaidat the Central house t3tn V
ROOM streut at 81 Uollari I crwo k. 83l-a |
TTTANTEU 10.030 famlloi to try our nolf-rislot
Vl I'uro Burkwhcat lUur nnd adf.liUiug Con
moil krpt by nil nrKt-d'a-s groccriv Wo warrant al
buckwheat sold under our br.md puro. W. J WKL
SHAN8 & CO. , Manufacturers. 811-tf
tTTANTED To toll trade or rent black mllh nm
V > wagon shop with toola. Uoodloo tlon buslncs
established. Addreea Ueo. ft. Lambilng , Wccpinj
Water , Nob. 777-Sp
OAIID First--hi9 board and beds SI per wecka
B 1212 Capitol a\e. 788-Hp
" \\7\ANTED \ To e\chango ono of the best rctidl ere
IT corliH In Ouiaha , for real ueUto in the city 01
for land ad Joining the city. Addnsa "A S. T. " Ici !
52,000 on flret-el&33 city 6ecurltyfor I
WANTED 9 per cont. Addrcea Box C20 I'oat-
offlco , 70J-tt
TT17ANTED Brjuincea. An actUo mcrchsnt o
V thorough Imuncia mlucatlon aud hablto eon
tomplatlngachaoRo January lit , 1883 , wiiheatopur
rbaee an Interest In a neil established mercantile 01
manufacturing bublnoes , w < uld buy nut u omall bus
ncsa.liaa 810,000 cadican furnish refurt'i.ces of a mti
orider and would cxp.'ctaame To BCCUID reply , ad
dresa giUng full naiao tiid partlculaia , "Merchant1
oato Bco oltlco. S50-81 le kp
VOK UHBT UMinen ace low.
jM ill KENT -Uottaje , tl.rtru roome , S. 2.)1 ttrcct ,
? Inquire ut 17C9 Jack-on sln-ct. b77--p
rpoll HUNTriirnl'hed rorm for one or two ecu
A ? tic U.CII , i ; > 1'ncific ttnet. S78 Up
ell KENT Flrtly furjiih'iu I froi.t room for gc.ii
J 1 thiiun.ntN K. Cor. lith aud Dattnpoit , twi
'
ikM irnm P.O. * " 0 'P
T OItnnSl' Pli.i-ant"ii.ti-of IOCIIM ( thru ) I'M
Jj fur to rent then ULfuaishcJ. Appl ) .it 410 N. .
70H UENT-3 or 0 rooms with cUsor , cellar am
* ti } wnter. talUt UJ3 , X. Wth btrust , 820 d ;
pOK UKNT-Lnrgo fiirtl heJ south fiont rcom
f 1711 U llfon.in street. Ml 3p
oMago nf thno roonm , 2td anc
* . jnqiilro at d. K. Cor. J.icksui
and 10th htuet- , . SbJtf.
iIUinXT Tim farnl < vid unit 'in tinliirnhhi'i
rnoas , for hhthou.tliii [ plug , 10t7 Chicago fct
TfiOll UKNT-Ttto fuinbhed roottbloll t ] , H'h St.
f Vi blo < kj Irmn i ! ' pot. i 75 5p
' .Oil KENT Corafc-rtalilo fnrrlihid roomwlth EBI
F and flrr. 11)2 S. 10th Bt. , ion tr llarnoy.
101111K.NT FiirnUhod room { or Keitituicn 820
I Calilon.laSt. 85U ]
IOH KENT I'leo-ant ftinililipilroom centralU lo
F cntedrciioinbloratcHltU ; DidgoSt. , tOl-C\ \
/ RENT Defclriblo front rpom with drctslns
1 room oil ; Sultabln for one or two gentlemen
Only three Mocks from pott ctllcu 111 South 11-th Bt.
1710K HKNT Xkih lurnifhedroomj. IflIU Califor
Jj uU St. 582-8
IIEXT A now house , ! ! room- , cellar , doeoU
FOH Htablo lor - licrson , at cor. 1th and Wolnul
V Imiiilru at 1317 Chicago bt. Aun' . Itandow.
ecMp
< OIl UKNT-C'bcapdcBk room , central location
I7 1 wollbfited , cfi nr month. Corbctt , 1S03 Kar
nam bt. 8U8 Op
niNT-Nicely : furnUhcd room with flrel
FOH boarding , 106 N. Iblli. S71p
T70lt 11KNT A lurje hanJiorneljfurnMuil i c
Jf1 onil etory front room nlth oicuJrut board ,
J020St , M ry'ba e. H17-rp
rjlOH 11KNT A kulteol rooim with board , ISIS
V UcxK'D Itreit. Mi 6p
IlENT Nlro Fiirnlihod ro-in mltuble for twc
EOll Ida lion ard tttcet 41 8p
FOHIIK.NT Ho'ieaatS E. Corner lOttt and I'a
clllc bH , SIS per muath , O. Wlnlcn. 840-3p
FOIl KIPiT-CoroforUblt furnl litdrourai In north
end of the AdJi-mon block , comer Uaicnroit
and Iflth IteferrnrcHovchanced. Apply at room
U. ( I. 11 Al.denou. ( 619 6p
r.1011 HENT-rurnishtM room ud Iward M.OO
L1 wejk. Very bodUocatlon , 18.i Davenport.
1)17 Jan Jp
rOIlIlKNT Fiirnlthed rooajfcironuor two ccn-
U tieaunB.W.eoru < r of 17th and Capitol aunuu
M5-3p
FOIl KENT Pleaunt lurcUaed room , 005 K 17tn
WH 8p
FOH IlENT Cnfunilihcd offloe roorra and itaon (
Cupltol Aienue bet. Uth & 17thMtinquli at
eule ct Club bulk , 118 North ICtlj BU tilS
FOR UHNT-Upper rart of new J.rlck-houw 1 th
8tre < t.bttwecn wfi'ti liar and M rth Sts.trp'ns
I2. 8168
_
J 7 < OH HBNT-Ncitcott co 3 room * , halt , rnntr.v ,
1 cli.iet and rcll&r , 12 50 , other che j > ten-
tmnt . D. U Ihcmiu. S1G.H
FOH REXT-lIou * with Sronnwund barn. Ap-
ph tol' . Wits , No. 6U 3Uth 10th St. SH-tf
. . -1) ulrallo hirnlhei1 front roims with
FdllP.f.Xr
bolrdat M0 outh 18th St.
nKNT-c tt jrc fl e ro.inn n r n r line.
< p BKU , * SIIIUVBn.
KENT- plwant furnished roam with or
J1 w Ithout fire , 1&U ) Capitol ave. " 9&-4p
Inoil HEXT-l'urnlshed rooms all 117 Howard.
1 331-ip
FOI' URJJT-Ono fl\ room house ou SUt and ll r
n ) St. A. H. Olidstone. 791-tf
1 r > OK HiJ t 7 room brick houw , bntu.rtll
andclsiorn , lll mit clump to thcrlijht tenant ft
uHl on UJK , ) mental } ( xxyiLents. AMKSU07 J'.nmm
Ktruet. 70M (
'JJ10U HINT 0 room homo , BOB } ard , 1'nrk a\f.
JL1 AMFS , lGC7rsnmmSt. 781 tf
jnou 1IKNT Furnished rooms brick block , ruodern
I ; Improicmcnts , one block from Test olHcc , S. W.
corner nth ar.d CapitolaNe. OD7-30p
ITOIl KENT-rarnlshcJ roorcs In building N. E.
JT corner 10th and Uiucnpoit. Call alter 311. m.
725tf
17(011HSNT ( A new how cf 10 r-min.and a bam ,
' hard and ft water ; on Park ntonuv , 2 blocks
from rnrnam street. Inquire 013 Kfxrnam. "OStf
ipoif IIENT Four room cstUso S. 10th St. ll.ii-
1 licr&Majne.
J/lOIl KENT Todcntlctncn only , a pleasant fur-
JL1 uUhetl room , S. F. . corner 29th and Douglas
_ . _ 07J-tf
FOIl ItENT- Elegant II rooin house , bard and roll
water allmoilcrii linpro\omcnt , best location In
city S70. Barker & Ma ) nc , ISth and Farnara. 32Z-U
I j OIl IISNT Two nicely furnished front room *
1 with or without boatd. Sto\ca In each , 131S
Capitol a\o. 570-dac-ltp
OU KENT Two elegant rocmj In llcdlck'9 block.
Pau'tcn & Co , 1613 Farnam. 342-tf
Oil KENT FurnUhod frant room for rent 222 N
F
luth ht. 302-tf
FOIl KENT Oil SALK A Jheroom IIOUDO , No-MlT
Picric btrcct. Applf to Jlra. H. 0. Stevenson ,
IOl5C.\S9itrcet. I 239-1
FOH KENT In Shlnn'a 3d addition , ntco south
and ctvst corner lot w 1th0 room houao18. poi
month I'ottcr Cobb , 1616 f arnam St. ISS-tl
Foil 11ENT Two rooms tiirnlshod for light house
keeping. S. W. cor. 8th aud Howard. 170 U
"Cl lloom corner ol 17th tnd draco SU.
141-tt
KENT The corner etoro 10th anJLca\cn
FOIl
worth. Apply O. U. Peterson. 103-tt
FO'l KnNT Flr3t-Ci a thico story brick , raot&S
root , warehouse , hjdraullo elevator , concrete
bMameiite. Ilallrood track to door. Barker k Maine ,
13th and Farniin. 825-t
ROOMS With board , dou rab o or whiter1 Apply
at St. Chat lea Hotel. 7 82-tI
T UUllKAT hu good p&nurUig. Spring witor.
i 369.11
17011 RENT Colta o of flro rooms. J. 1'hlppa Roc
Jj 1612south Eth street. C3MJ
I'OU BALE.
SALC A flr t-cbs3 barlitr ehop In Atlin-
FOIl . OPOI ! location , ilolD ? good buslm.su.
Chenp for caili.cill or add ) c3jjuliti U'.igncr , Atlan
tic low a , S72-8
SALK Cheap ; a restaurant ; good location
FOIl North 16th bt. , 5S3-12 ] ,
SATjR A larfudoublcheater ( nadhntHomo
FOH pmall hoiter , both In good repair. Inculru | at
Omaha Mot o KepilrVorkj. . Hdl-tS
SALE Hor3c , mulis , hartcsa and WAgonl
1 unonunrtuojeara tlnu . Heal estate security.
U. L. Thomas. SOO-tf ,
ipoil SALE OH i\CIIAXOE-At : § 10 per acre , nil
J1 or pait of tnoMiousin t aarca of tlinhur land ,
forty inllcs east of Kin as City , wll exchange lor
Nebraska Und or ruerchantllec. L'ccJloiJ , Souor &
Davli. S28tf
SALE Lota on Di\cnpurt St. , C2 feet front ,
FOIl . 812-1
SALK On easy terms , aero lots for miburbiu
homes , buy bifuro the bprlni ; aJanca In Brigh
ton , 'il minutes ilrhu from llojcli Opera House.
? 170 for an acru AJIKS , 1617 Farnam Bt. 709 6
JJ10K SALK IJou e ( fl rooms ) anil four lots. Wil
JJ Hell cheap In order to get immediate change o
Boeno after death of my child , T. U. Parfitt , Raa
Oillco. TGldoclS
, Cheap , a nice 4 room coltase ; full lot
FOHSATC , city atcr 10th strict , h lf ablockS.
of Ic'i\cn\NOrtli , "C8t hide , tenas tasy. U. Leo. gro
cer S'Jd and LeMcnuorth btrcct. 740 I
SALE The beet bublnosa lot at the Stock
FOH South Omaha , 60xl&3. Will bo worth
double the price asl-ed now Inside 12 months. Apply
at otlico New York l > ry Qcoda Store , 1310 Farnaw.
277-tf
TOK SALE 1 Haus o chopper , horao power ; one
Jj rcndcrlnj : kettle , ono lard press. Apply at Brooklyn -
lyn Market , cor. 18th aud Plurco BOMf
ff YPl. A quantity of Job anil newspaper tjpo lor
JL Bales. AlbO a good Zither. G. T. Buace , ci.ro Ilee
Oillco. 765tf :
I7OH SALICottagn of 5 rooms , barn , corner lot In
JC Shinu'su'Jditiiii ; nIyii < 1.6ro8mallcah ; ! ) puymoud
and Inl.uico munthjy. liargain , McCa u ? , opp.
postolllce. GlCtt
f/iCHSALK Hne busioea'j chance at Brand Jshnd
JL' Nob. < ? 6.COOuu)8 thu bank buildlnic 22r4t ; aa
Oillco building which rents for $15 a inouth ; a Urjto
Hro and burgle ? proof safe with Yalu tiino lock coat
$1,600 , alM ) very Urjo ( bank buol ; fire proof cnfo ,
tank counter , ilceks , h.rd coal Gto\c , In tact , n complete -
pleto bank outfit , together v.hh lot 44x00 on LocuaV
etioet. Tltlo perfect , Ttrma i caili , balance on onn
and t o j oars time If desired. Call on or address Jay
K. White Grand island. Ntb. 62'Mf
FOR SALK Cheap a second hanJlilRh top hugzy.
Inqulro at Siinnuuu's Carriairo Factory , Dciittt ,
bctnecn 14tb and 10th. i-0-tl
70Il SALB A hold tocuot ciolhniK , boots an
L1 ehoci , buildings at cost , retiring from Ijualncat.
0. II. I'etereon ! ? 04 uouth Tenth etroci. 113-3m
TjlOH 8ALK Two opua 6feUOiil-aAuU buTleB ( { Aud
Jj cnadellvMy * 4'oc , che.p , r.t lS9H > ri. 7 tit.
M3-tf
MliSCKLLJHEO'JH.
JOaT A rod Irl'h isi'tter , abjut 0 months old ,
J white fpot cm lircj-t. Huitililo rc aril ill ID
paid nn return of tl.t pup to'JHU Capitol auauiio.
J. f , Markcl. jy-7-i
13AfLSRX'S AIlimiON'-Thls new aWltlon Ul
J calid In the noithcrn | art ol the tit\ , whim
but little tjriicllin ; IH ici i-Mry , Lu * nhtri iiiadt-d f 1
IKfroma tuitfcit ulioiuuMde The etruUi.irs nrn
now running through It und by M.ij 1 ; la 6 , will ! >
t'oiinccttd wi'li ' tu tinu'idersMrett car IUu which
will kucuru afi DiliiuticanThete lotaaif putdowi ) lit
bw lUnri'N. I'oriulubi rauloi.ii & Co , i& VJCar-
lum ttiut. aiMf
TIIO.V AND UKAKS I Ot'.VDHY-lOSS. llth etn , t.
1 Olicc , 111 h. 11th St Euton is Utrti-Nou.
q O EXCUANQK-I hnvo two cholco IrnproTIii
JL fara M In York count ) wh'ch ' I ul h' to Cih.iTitf.ti
merchandise , will taku general stool.or dry vo < wH ,
clothing mid boota and bhoca. Addro 8 I ) , K. Bayri- >
ork. Xeb.
'pAKE.V IP Ono black horsofour white feet.
JL white face , injQ South llthBt. S03-5tlow
pUUDEIlSTAMI > S-On ymanufacturers InOmaha *
J-i. Kcca Prlntln' Co , 692-tf
PHIVY vaults , elnki and ceaspoolB cleaned at tht
ehortCBt notice and at any tlrao of the day , In an
jntirolyorderles ) way without the least inoleutatlan
tui occupants or nelghbore , with our Imiro | > ed ami
odorloua apparatus. A. JJvani & Co. , Oil Caultol
> " 031-iiec'Jl
DEEXEL & MAUL ,
[ 8DOOES80I18 TO JOHN 0. JACOB ! )
UNDERTAKERS !
At thB old eland 1117 Fainam Mtreet. OrJen b
tclenririh so sSolteU aoa promptly attended to. Teli
inone No. 226.
COLLARS \
CUFFS
THII MARK
ABE tut '
FINEST QOOD8
EVEH MADE ,
triho Ml I.lut n , COTH
Llnlngj AND Exteriors.
Aek for thtra
OAIlct BROS. , Agents i'or