Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1874, Page 3

. The Nost Wo.derfu Medical 1i-| AN |OWA ROMANCE. | FabionsbloSociety in the Last| Monev and Commerce. | o TATCHETS. GROCERIES. CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N| KEARNEY'S ) 1 covery of the Ag:—Lvery Man | Century. Bkt o e STEELE & JOnSS0N 538-540 14TH ST. S e Ll Y - { , | | —. d d do 3. o e = - = - his own Phys’clan, ' A Foad Lover Obtains His Bride Besides eating and drinking, Daily Review. o thw do CLARK & FRENCH CUR. FARNHAM AND FLUID-EXTRACT | UNTIL YOU HAVE | | do u.w do 5 | whi . TS el do 2 = 1110 sT. The Popular Route from = 5% By Haying Her Arrestcd | WEich men of ourstock havealways | ok ® LEATHEE. PUNDY, MnTE'& i KEXR, 212 % A CAREFULLY EXAMINED? Frazier’s Great Remedy for Larceny. ks s themelves by canty, | OFFICE Osyta Dares Ber,) | o | VNS itz vhamne | O ML A EL A BU CHU = often heightening the interest by a | August 1, 1874 o 8 MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 Farn- | a s | Matamorss : 5 ~To- Tie people of the United States hive been | stake, and backgammon, of which, | The month opens to-day Wwith | Rest Osk ham St. hambyizzed with all Lin,'» of Patent M dicives, | A little romance culminated at perlaps, the ‘interesting dullness | 1gpoer palances in the banks, and a | Baltimore Oak Sai s | WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 2 2 S guscks wd iuposter | or the past ew sean, | the Adams House, in Trledo, Towa, | was enlivened by the sly glances of | |67 >4 i i R s Douglas St. Chicago and the East! {2 most slame,ul maluer. The writer i1 the e = Tt O 4 irls, | better feeling pervading our finan- ! | i s ago. It was on this wise: | bright eyes. Gallanting the girls, | Domestic Kips... 53 , Sollowing is one of the victims, and wishes to g S g 2% | & - : J. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and S The oaly knows remedy for Jresnt s ve % The parties were two in number— | which John Adums thought worse | cial circles generally, than for any | o " Cail:U0 0 s N ANDTHE B deving hL Yy Cranslug the Mool ¥ar | John and Anna—and their home | thin absolute idleness, wasof course | previous month during the present | oak d i E Omnilv Dircot B + wedk longs anga | Was and is, Laporte City. Now, | a fromment diversion of the young | coa., 5 is - | Grain SUGAES. o ey =il Q . weak Tumgs and 4 ) Lay 3 ) | BF YOUDE | senson. Rates of discount and ex- | friin, o BRIGHT’S DISEAS. forafalous afction, and uter trying wany | John loved Anna and Anna loved | men. Tn Boston they walked after | 1 It e b it ooy bee Qi $11 0014 0 | Granulated pr ... Hods of, Puent Meliclues and te mest | John; but in this there wasnothing | tea on the Mall with ther fair | change unaltered an Sorbcod Boot Leg] per ooty SGe | Sowdered Yo tmyself, and at last d scover.d a Biood Searcher, | remarkable. Both parties are well | friends, and in Philadelphia at the | quotatiofis. (R g it et 2 e And a positive cure for R e o oy KeTe thected | Connected at home, and both fine | sone hour they chatted with them | TuE FIRST NATIONAL BANK | 4o (Giwve & Standard A do .. CITuXank | Polnt. Wetertown, Oshiczah, Fon | Sradical care’ The. cough Ieft e,y uugs | looking, intelligent. and refined | under the street porch; and | guotes: | Myl Leather, per side.. TR L - 14| DuLec, Madison andMilwaukee. | Gogt, Gravel, Strictures, became wiroug and suud wy & peUte good, | people. But Anna’s parents always | *\'fr.\‘w{.»ere lhelr}e L e s $815.00 | O Haruses [eather, * Fitish Yellow C do - e T R R S B2 e e s ewsed | Spelled the word church with a capi- | cial gatherings to bring the young nd Grzats (selling)......... $815. do do do No. 1, N O choice do 10% <iug the Shoriestand F'ist Comvleted Line ling confi bat mv Discovery pos:essed | SP - P & FOuUng. etween omdebial besting ¥ rrnes, Tiave 7 %o others | tal C, or in other words, they were | pecple together. The larger towns | Land Warrants, (160 acres W@ o 0 : : = alic-ed, and found it eff cted the wost mirsew” | Roman Catholies; while John had | had assemblies or semi-public balls buying) thor; 5o, [ B0 chotcn prD. vous Debility, Dropsy, et G ngha, Gemeasmpt na, G | never been accustomed to bow at the | These were not received with favor | Land Warrants (1 i { s 5o aiuoiNe S ki | do brime o 2 e A e 3 % emlock Lin o o peliin. o : 3 ctenticn or Tncoetinence of Urine, Tri- | Soro'tta ‘and iangs, but il divasel | shrine of the blessed virgin. This | by the ladies of the strictest proprie- | selling) ............... | Fair Bridle, per side, S at improvesm. nts 1 e e o u the b ood, Thedemand S o - i i College Sori ey the way of Teducivg ¢ oy felenis and Sther bear-ng about thewe | Seemed the only bar to the matri- | ty, when started in Boston, not long | Agricultural College Serip, i et dox. —y J ol e ; Jron Fiters hecomis sory greal, Leommenced put- | monial felicity of the otherwise | bebre 1740. Sixteen or seventeen | (160 acres buying). q do e B | el it «x | BLADDER AND XIDNEYS, pridiCating eirber myvell or medicine 1o the | paren o Exc p : iar Leathen (k] e g % | o L 7 1 blic—not being a Fa-ent Medicine Maa, but | ble, i i | ely ornamented, was built | per ct. o ) 5 - === and atiler Fletiorm i et brsvely o-or that. T have'sold | DI, SC B e oy bl [ Patent DeihiLon: e : od conpelinus Esting Houses,ofi Louccertoe or Whites, Diseases of the Prostrate thousands of baities ot my koot Bitiers, and | house and company of the gentle there “for the purpose of music, | p, the general market we haveno | SOAPS Ronsuosohal 83409 | s ol tra-eling 1 e xd. S one ia the Bladder, Coleul vz, it my desire and deccruination fo place the | Annie. But love eusily overleaps | dancing, and other polite entertain- | ta alipht d Poscll A ot ot oot chokes swe i by | same within the reach of every saflerlog wan, | paternal interdicts, and the two | ments.” charges tonote, except a slight de- owelli&e Co., Soap monufaciurers. j er thy .| GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST DE- S WE HAVE 1WELVE GUUD REASONS s e found other places and other ways | At the Philadelphia subseription | cline in produce, occasioned by a { Sapc. Publico, 6 1-2@6 8+4; Savon | % 7 g grund principle that operstes » to declare their love and renew their | Hall, Mr. J. F. Watson relates that | full market. Fruits in hvely de- | Republ.c, de, Chemical Olive, 6 to | scngfir ... . o5 rectioa e way wish s Mt M D gaet Quick and Easv. ot Bitters is the power Lhey possess iu clea v . i i a ts growing ecl o 3 : N 1 1 o et = iy Yo the targid ‘Diobd and banisuing the vile | YOWS, until the said parents growing no mechanics could be admitted. | mand, all general lines holding at | 6 1-2; Palm, 5@5 14 ; German Mot- | Pri ‘(l.p-‘lA(on}n\vtllnnv Chean and Clean. bmors tru, e eysiom. lioat Bitte s are | austere in their purposes and meth- | Minuets and country (o contra) | " et | led, 6 1-4a6 1.2, | Missouri Vrliey MISSOUEL VA S sirictly 3 Medicinal Propurstion, ctontes | ods, imprisoned the said Anna in | dances were the ohly exercises ) Previous quotations. 2 o | s 3 KEARNEY'S Il he e et to! rom roots coubined with be ART GOODS AND UP3 ©F) They lake evenly and quickly, Their overation is perfect, YOCK. — They bave always a good draft, of our forefathers, when people were cured less in despair, and may for aught | refreshments, only tea, chocolate ? = 2 | some siwple 1oot'or berb, aud whea Calowel | " Y 7 il ¥ Caretully Corroeted Daily 2 TR St. Paul, Mioneapolis, | e e 1000 2 we know have contemplated turn- | and rusks, were as simple as those | DRY GOODS, Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up- | & e b P — Extract Bucha! They ave madeofth besimaterial holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, | iack goods, Western. 48| Fulln, buaies City, Burlington and St Lows. | :m} Tequite but iitle fuel, oo et “poisans of the mineral Kigdom | e co a 1 ¢ . ing her necesity into a virtue, and | which have given the sobriquetof | - DRY GOODS. =~ ;3. BRON 7Pt Virgiuia, . 55 | ATCLINION for Dubugue, Dunleith, Prai- T v W T ey open wll the natural passages of the | 4qorning herself with the veil of a | “cheap and hungry” to some mod- Tast ut discase, take away all sickness g hers | x g s 2 T | o i e s with pure biaod, | Convent, instead of that more de- | ern parties. Nevertheless caids of | Douglas Streets. 270 Farnbam Street, furnishes the Tonhiuni's D | el Gl Ty e S B he | P 4 Dropsical | Ml The7 55 ety mabages: Jience ey uaust, reach all dscascs by purifca” | sirable, but now impossible piece of | adinission, which about 1749 were PRINTS. following quciations: z T ion inid Dutuque, 1od Chicago, er, Kidneys, an psi ‘hey are suited to il localtio, - ot Ditters and remain | flimsy head-gear usually worn at | written or printed on the backs of 1 Natural'leaf. 3 ceport. Tt Swellings. - - e, ¥icsory avsa Vitory sbey hove | weddings 2 it i mon- N | e | TR TS & e T p—— | ke, vt il points in Wisconsin, - Sl Gabiod over diae Sl et ol stations | ™ Bt Johnmie was not thus to be | imported. sold for the prico. of £3 | Ao : | 0il walout mouldings, one inch, | (.. s pesch s v poat sxar7 | AT CHICAGO ¢| Existing in Men, Women and chiiiren, | EX€eltior Man’fg (o, Sud conditions i sife. They are coustantiy ei- | B e was L i o he p n= : : % | California peach s per poun 5 : ot C - s cures ot stmost muporance. tor | outdone. He remembered that | 15s. Charleston, S. C., had its | Bristol... ¢ foot, 5¢; 2inch 10¢; 3 inch 15¢; | ~ do wiples do 3 | *“Tarough tickets to al i this 2 7 ST. LOUI~, Mo, R R ot pet state do o line can e prociara 2tk ob- No Matter What the Age: > MO., 3 meiaioue v | Anna had at one time, jocosely, but | dancing assembly once a fortnight, | Hamilon polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch | New corants. 69| il5eds enacaening Kot 3 Lo = i s itations, thess o | SUrTeptitiously, obtained possession | where there was “always a brilliant | Mernmack ... — 15¢; 3 inch 2le. Berlin gilt, 1 inch | 40 prunes - s i i a i, | et siecesavs: 0ne botte of Kerney's M.ROGERS. Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ners POSIT, £\ why they will do your work. ity oF Which were used in the cowd od davs | their own house. Anna was doubt- | of the “light fantastic toe,” and the | e e | i Permanently Curcsall Diseases of the - - X pe Bitters cxe univo sal y 3 iwitied 10 be the wost | of 4 necessary and useful piece of | appearance of lovely, well-dressed | e, Gane] Saeet Ll e . luid Extract Buchu f o e el D e wties yes. | i3 property, to:wit: A diamond | women,” so an_eye-witness says. | Siupsons.. 5 | 6@16c; 2 inch 12@30¢; 8 inch 15@ | do bl ckiurr A e T L U =i B i s aatoame woeth- | i 'his fact, apparently | Many of these ladies could play on BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1 Jaising, per box. = Hnd T e "the Lunge, swenstheuing the Siemach, i 2 S the 1 & Bright 4-4.. oK o 5 seedicas ruisins, per pound. g | We M. STENNETT, MARYIN HUGHITT, e L s 1 Uloud 1row | trivial, was nevertheless of vast im- | the harpsichord and guitar, ‘and | ' % iuch 5@10¢; 2 inch 10@20c; 8 inch SAL Gen 1 Passinge’s Ag't. Gen. Sup't. Kidueys aud Liver, cegs i o aedicine will | portance, to these parties, foriv was | sing well. Northern young ladies | Cabot 54 : 15@30. S o | 3.0 SREREETL o o ST e SLN.Y - 3 : : i, omata. G g {Gutia. | Dgpo uane o datr WINDOW SHADES. Bty | ehisi, Price one dollar per bottle; or, six bottles for dve dodars. Chrepic Rheau Neurulgia, | the key which, in the skillfui hand | of condition were also taught music | Tl Dis , Diszia.se, Tiemdacae, | o Gotnoie - loebed the doos e e e sl 2 o s, i % e pies, | of Johunie, unlocked the door of | as well as dancingand “fine Work.” | Bierhora, : | R chidil,” ; b asce Kidoy bise e, and’ Livet | Anna’s prison, and opened to them | Shell-work was a_Philadelphia ac- | Suolk L. oo 5 | Plain bands, 6 feet, all colors, per DANNED 90008, i pob Jlrsicinn tnatiendance to answer correr ekl s i 2L | bath e way o a life of Dliss. For ( coplishment—Henry V. Fiost, |~ BLEACHECSHEETINGS. pai, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00, | 3 Fousacaniyer'soyscrs,percase 54 2t 0 | "B Send Siatun Tor pamphiets, froe. aw pous condition of tho ,;,n For i \\\»m_ln'_clurc a nmghl{‘ulv;- in the Galaxy for August 3" ;;4 4 00; each #dditional foot, 75¢ per do Williaw's do | Crane & sam Wholessle Agents, San Weakly, nervous young wen, sulering troa luss | 5 an information against | - o = 4o peaches per case. | Fraucisco, Cal.” 5 ory, los “of encegy, eic., caused from | g0 Te o T il had her | The Collyer Party in Estes Park. pair. 3 do do do 7 & s b curly e i daticats foumales these | 25 : f | | REPPS. : er o . a s Sirengiheniug oot Litiers are e-pecially re- | brought under the rude band of a | There are over two bundred peo- | Grmwenors i yard o ROs R U ——— : bottle will do nime toward ; | e are ove D Union ind sll wool terry, per y : B i syvhis, Searvy, e, tever | SONStable, before sald magistrate Lo | ple rusticating in the park. Some | o BROWN 1 50@3 0; Imperial, plain and stri- | Corn Trovny per case.. —T0 THE— | b SR D Tt Ggc o o | answersaid. chiarge. 1t is neadless | after health, but most of iem are | 41on A ro ot oo do” Winslew | : Or smgar-Coated, Concentrated, 2 4 Sait Rheww, Ulcers, ¢ o say that the testimony was not s | Grantviie, & % G e berrie Root and Herbal Juic - ; ( ) y after trout. Granitvilie 5 v beries, sy o e, Aut erma DAMASES. R, berties, The Kansas City, St. Joe ana | NERVOUS & DEBILITATED | Jage saa wers THZ “LITTLE gy Sty bt Teota | Satisfactory to the magistrate, and | Five of the party, who were rated | Germania, Pineapples GIANT? CATHA] 1 3 AT RTIC, or Multum | TEAS. E Council Blufs R. R OB EQRTE SEX I I* Parvo Physic. 50d i all other sesacdies i exisience. | the damsel was dismissed. Now | s the poorest fishorman in the com- | Union per yard, 150; all wool, | was the eritical moment—no time | pany, took one hundred and twenty- 2 0043 00, o a novelr icss, Che! . G. W.FRAZIER, | for continued reflection and thenice | five trout, of all sizes, from Fall MATTRASSES. Young Ity sea, per pound 2 o 0 CHARGE FOR ADVICE AND COR- | proomovery of modern Medien leal and 2 ** | balancing of chances, river, Friday, and were only six 3 2 | o 2 Gunpowder, 4o © do oo Goul 2 Isthe only dire line to taking the fe & cous pils CLEVELAND, OHIO.} | Sot atoin = - Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw, | SULTATION. posed of c:icap, crude, and bulky luf-nuiznu; There is a tide in t e 2 . - | ; Lxcelsior, 3 50a4’ 50. by a careiul appiicatiod of chem Frazlers Root Bitters are sold by all the lead, Which taken at Its ebb,” ete. On Thursday a horse ridden by | 8 0vat 00; lfigfigéé.‘ l Snow Fia 0 oo e e e ocan f;;fiu-'c.,.“.”.“:.,..‘.‘ of chemical A et S g & Cobio, 19) Supersor | The tide was favorable; DL Bl i, I e e { e SXXX fow ) AND THE EAST, FEOM R J. B. DYOTT, graduate of | bt s oot e o o pamaie oo e Ko Sives & Canie, 19 VA | ready, John was ready, and [t Collyer, always equal to_any e o RETALL LIST Eilforsia 5a JD” SR P TS o mrara Fuet, Cloveland, O.; B. L. Fafinestoe ey el i g emergency, doffed his coat, peele | subleet to chango of market witaoat . Aot ) efferson Medical College, Philadel- Ty ewallowed by those of st his fleet horses and faithful abettors, y pe 5 : | subteer o ctnns ta . | OMAHA AND THE WEST e ‘olleg J Sallowed by Sose of $on Sui ¥, tiours Curran & Co, Unied | Ove: hill and through valley they [ UP his shirt sleeves, and shod the BE £ WM. M. FOSTER, . s phia, author of several valuable | Exaiitie Purgativo Belies mprescrts. io s i ConcenrratCl fori a8 BiE GAARE povcE Silies Necticine Tonse, 8 and 3 Colege ¥ sped; houses, fields and fenccs | horse In a twinkling. He was very | 7 | ey Yock; Wyth Brothers, Ealladulpba; Ful” | 8 eed befure their bewildered vi- | pn]:.pul) ;ll;uml; SAR 2 53 | 00 U P. R R. truck bar. ¥ aron: Lol o a . | works, 2an be consulted on all dis. | s isembodiat n any of the iy, il Sund ioe our of the party ascended Long’s | 5 ILAN abugs, Amoskes 3 : Texusha ¢ or- | thartic power. fa bronortion o0 Lheie size, people [ ; GHo A AGRANTE N ST eases of the Sexuul and Jrinary or- | Snicpover T péportcy o i slae, peepc | Hoasier : - SPICES This th Ouls _ine ru gans, (Which he has made an es- | Lo Se b ot te N S At i rach of all—$1 por bottle, six bottes | ) 4y o h~mlem8)ls;:l' lul‘mlu blessed | J']lt\l;',til\h:ull:l‘lll\lblll:\b:lle c{;\,:;eb;,ubz | T & t Nutuegs, Penang Leut,per pout.. CULLMAN SLEEPING Oait gasT | pecial study,) either in male or fe- | £7163of winch they as composed being o‘har: R SR T | their sight! Quickly they sought | Where Al A TR X = 5 3 - 200 | Aispico = ARRIVAL | s | Prodice @ most searching i ihore the polite and expeditious” Blinn— | inson had left it, forgetfully, last | L \oo yong & 0o SaTN Rarnbamil o ey S o ! Cluamon bark o Sk O THE U PACIFIC male, no metter from what um:ci ugh, vi gently ol kindly operating IMPORTANT who, by virtue of the authority in | September, when she climbed to | S mddy do S COLUMEIA RIVER SAL EXPRESS TRALN, originating; or how lorg standing | “JINTREC 1 1 erehy offered by tho pro- | hiny” vested, permits so many in | that dizzy pinnacle. The garment HA" stock Doards, 10 and 12 inch o ez 2 2 3 S I S e D . Chots, A practice of 30 years (nables him - b | those regions to be made happy. | Was forwarded to lier from thisclty, | = = ar | se e o o ‘x4 T thend any Calomelc relers. | Being both of lawful age, and Luv. | last night, by express, with the con- | Gk 0. 3 | 1t clear, 1,150 1 G uad 2 inch ot e (e reury Gt aoy ouler mveral al Travelers. | ;o G them the necessary wit. | liments of the tinders, Merric T el et dotido ide | " mes irel. 1. tteatar :RS who solicit | nesses, a license at once issued, | Rev. H. N. rowers, L. D, rector | HO'IERY. . e - S T guaranteed. Chasges reasonable. | JB¢ing entirely vegetable no ey ALOGUE, TRADE- | and in a trice Squire Raines bad | Of St- John's Episcopal church, | Brigiie T |4 SSsa 700 8 SENGER TRAINS DALy ¢ Those at a distance can forward let- | 5 without disturbance to tho coogtitution, dlet, ler & Fuller, Chicago ; John . 5 i i, aod otber frsi-tlavs Drug Houses. sions like the swift runing scenes | 4 E e Seaper, Atk for TR y of apanarama; bope and fear strug . | Peak, Saturday, aud when near the and aceept no sabstitute w gled for mastery in their breasts un- | p-top, on the way up, they found UL LUL1US. i ca : 2 s taklog other routes Lave a transfer at the iver Statiou. SAMPLE. 'O E A { 5 Sy : Chicag 3 e able: . = = 2 de | . 5 5uis 6 ¢ * SAaPLE "0k OTUER ~PECIA them married. The nest morning | <hicago, and one of the ablest men z | A d ® ] CEE TRALSS s e T | T et et made DIRECT FR they returned to the scenes of umr\ s g s in the Shoulders, Tightuess of the in the party, preached a capital ser- | Dickens’ bes nerrow, clear . 5 4 2 N AND WESTE ITIES | s eatl, i izavd o sey scoton, by | ohiidhiood to recelve the blessings | Ir;n.:l?::‘,“53:1;4)",—2‘:‘1{5Ll&.rfifithgeulx:fl: | Bt : | Dalone coliing ¥ uch. £ | Eawily, o Kis.... g in | U EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIES | o st to prepay postage. | SRt Dimiciy Soe Eructations , selling any class ¢ o PR T ver ass e ark, miey .. e 2 5 /001 | * et Il 3006 5 25 | With Less Changes and [n advance of othe 3 % Tous nttacks, Pain i Vheie” KUSINESS wid el | (2) of their parents. | | : 20 | Yemiy, 12 053 e 7| parSend for the Guide to Health. | 00ano i lgntye: bnterha) Eecer uasted to son consisting_gs it did, of sixty-five | Femiy, 54 b w0 $ b s AN ADDRESS, 2 below, st tiog class of consisting_gs 1 ) fi Ottomau strips.. Nt “ie == 'S10 €y ted fecling About Stom goninaes o il and by ‘whow emploged: sk people. It was truly a “high | Gl e e This Entire Line ts squipped with Price 10e. | R ¥ Hiood o ‘icads High Cois those who are at pre v X ek church” sermon, having been de- | White common - 50 1 1st common siding.... € = ey i ored Urime, Unsocliahilit INDIVIDUALLY 123 usien of 1 CUSTAR. }_1\'::1'@1 at an altitude of about 9,000 R 7} do o JIGARS. Pullman’s Palace Sleeping Cars, J. B. DYOT11, M. D. | Gloomy ¥orchodings, & tai g trade in this mas | fect. LT s >, st s 5 I * medial power of my Par- A e et E— A5 the excursionists were coming | : Alr‘mu‘mlumy 532 Palace Day Coaclies and C Physicion and Surgeon, 104 $Duane | gas, sorereo g v,nr:: ety o Eheares, » eye of ALL Commerci:l | 4 Xeurs| i V Street. | 5 vish 0 ray that the ir aetion upon 1ho B Eiee s soon 2 | 4 out to Longmont, they all balted at | Brown arin 1L Upmsa .. | Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler | street, N. ¥ L Lo onausy I atvoven . oo requort | A Model Major General. aspot where their eyes must take a | & duck ! do_do Lewonstract . and the Celebrated We: — | : e wmee e (N TDENTALEY. treated and fuly | R | farewell look at the pars, and Dr. | B4 fri 0 Butten per e | Grand (entral mahsneald < BSTACLE ARRIAG | e e coutingr and heing enclosca in glass | s iyt v, Plecs advess, 5 | = | Powers recited an original poem, | Wase s do : Air Brake. OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE. | {sirssercavasd i o oty ) deserwaly),” L aTios, |, Helsagreat man, & noble man | wiich, while 1t did Jusice 1 the | eps v e ot o colnd : HLAFPY RELEIS FORF0UNG MES fmm | RofibSEUnE, ik ot ey are % care Gro. P, Rowell & Co., 41 Park Row, | 13 Ueneral Custar, and one of whom | yiew, ' was also creditable to that 2 S, (Glazed. . g s hectticts of | rrors an 1 found £ the druz stores, put up. rseodim New voux Ciry. | the most of the world—tbat part | symething called genius, which he | Comet....” 85 per contoff Cuicsgo list. Yours ‘ruiy 3 Mantiool Regtored. impediments to X boxs Recalicet toag . —————& which does not know him—hasa | o.esses in a large degree. He got | Linen printed DOORS, (Wedzed ) doif e 3 remstkable s emelies. e SoNN BasmES, { singularly wrong idea. I came bere | thres rousing cheors for his effort, | o mdater 2 | 25 per cent ot i temgo . S Via Omaha and St. Louis. D s SSOCT AT TON Mo Sowth Ninsh o : ; | expecting to find a_big-wbiskered, | “'Tio party - reached Longmont | t Fr | ene G 100 00 | Tickets for salo <t cor. Ten @ | Philadelphis, b3 ;—an Tnstitution hvingabigh | 31 Wb usothem. nd U, B. Depot, On e homable conduct and profe | _They nro sold by all enterprising [} Practical Watchmaker, | Sicuring, ranting, drinking trooper, | sfongask evoning. - Xostertns ooy e gercontot e : oTey. 2o ol by an cntery 1 238 @ - 88 888 ¢ Fion.! kills. fesd&wim: 171 Earnowaa o 8. % Oor, 11th St 2 g, N ospama o V. L ~EB | gentleman, with a face as fairas a | Hawk. At the latter place tney | J. U. KOSENFELD gives us the | Piaster pars por b a CATAIOUN AIELTS PTODE: Gen' Agent. take avything eles ¢ Tay eay 13 jus: a8 LHOUX S BIOUR- Gharles POPPSZ‘, good a3 my Peilcin becas fes & larger girl's, and manners as gentle and | explored the Bobtail Tunnel. They | following quotations his day : steriug | 5 Whiolesale depot 348 14th Stree 5 e froft o that it bo o da. it youe i, msiet cannot uply closo 95 ceath DPI FTON’ courtly as the traditional prince. In | arrived in Denver last evening, and | Butter, active, 15a20 in tubs; Eggs | sins > APPLETON'S | fiiule'for ‘e drunken maider 1 | reied i Deiwer st evoning and | | Butter, acti "per_dozen; ' Live | sl barrel socks e e : WHOLESALE BUTCHER | wcweeigiymy, | found aliterary gentleman in his | pleased with their trip to the Rock- | Chickens, dull,at 2 00@2 50 per doz.; 2 5 o A i i 5 I a i o e y adjuta | ies. ver Ne | G i + Cher- S, PALYN’ sLAN . e i < s _ _— — P American i il ey e S BB G S e TR o s o e Giicago, ok Dland s T CYCL OPAZEDIA. | military dircctions while he wrote | ~ e oo mare | 'hov. ana Raspherries 06 per quart; N. I D. SOLOMON. and Pacific R. R. VANDALE B e 4 5 and read, His guest for four days, | o =0 blackberries, 20¢; apples, 600 to 7 00 e New Revised Edition. | Inever sat with a more courteous e voters of our nation, per barrel : currants 20c. ROBERT C. STEELL. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM | ROUTE 5 Ve was known blore, Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on | NOSt, Or generous entertainer,or pol- | Arerising from Pacific’s straod ‘ 3 Srery aiiject Prlutad irom new tope, | ished conversationalist. With one | 110 Asiiics rcsy shor. HARDWARL. conLon Jopamagn Yot w0 | QMATIA TO CHICAGO illusirated with Seversl Thoussid | of the sweetest, brightest women by | WA¥ 13 th mighty Shange e G168 7 A0 = m A S T agravings and M right 0 What con the moaning o ¢ ‘ ; c = g the world for a wife,his home is that | The rising of the maste 30U T, EDGAR. Turpentine.. . 63 “staina AND THE 3 Tue workorlginally published undertho title | of g cultured gentleman instead of | From northern lake to southern sca. Headiight Gl 28 | Lubricadg .. A SR S o ‘3 TRAINS DAILY ! (e NEw AMBRICAN CYCLOPAEDIA Was ot i T | : I ol fa 1855, sinice which time the wide | & TOY=tering cavalryman, as is gen- | The spirit of old seventy-six IRON, PAINTS, &C o—— E 5 All Passenger Trains are equipped with the LEAVE ST. LOUES WITH . . Lo eoup) . ris o suppose |~ Fromout our heroes'sra es * eirenlation which 1t hus attaized in all parts of | erally supposed. | gEromoutour he: 5 White Lead, St. Lous, Srtictly Puro AT QO S F ATk maxke and | Tiae Unbied States, and tho sigual dovelopments | 5 oo ¥ Gt qoes not drink, | Frvids a mation drenched in patriots' blood, R > INGUOUSE AR S - én place in every branch of 3 s Should sink to that of slave . | Miller’s Patent Saf tfori and Coupler. o | |2 ve Dai g THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE RISING SUN L] Proprietor of the ors'and publishers o submitit to an exact | of hjs jntemperance. He beliaves | Thoush obssicte long since, Enameld Glass —AND— sEges r | reels QoaaCmann L. B v il i ot Remain as ever true: not une cent for tribute, Vind. 5 y | o Tk ANFUICAN CTCLOPAL ot and |n|1mllcu total abst nence. | "Bt milions tor dotense, o T !fam plow..... Window Glas. 50 % ¢ discount | cnnecting as foliows: Q. 055 P o Soadiers o | Germon...2> g . + | AT DESOINES with the Des Maines Valley | e "Sinin toe ot ten years e progresot i | 1 201 (CBETRNES (SRS OF | vty s andparty e Al TIN, SHEET-IRON. WIRE, &¢. | *LE G S3ol Raavn il | Souie s new work of relereuce an_ imporaiive | rather than an object of regret. | i "'I“L-‘,Zea""“-“’ni' ; | Burdea's orse shos, “per keg MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & | ¥ ULiNLLL with the Contra Butrnd of | Indlanapohs, BAKING SODA! at | " General Custar does mot swear, | . Should govern Freedow's lan1. I u o | A lowe: for sl sotnis norch oo Se- Puale e movemen! olitical af ¢ not sy en shall our Flag more pre Northwestern horse nails.... N VEST LISEW arl | O . Bl application 10 the Indusirial and uselul ‘} more than a week, under circum. | Apladions et unbors il gadly goat | Sior i patent s, discouat 10 pe cent. e | Bariington, Cedar Mapids, Dubtgue & Sr. | BEBST INUS®E S rcut wars o conseuc revolu: | Stances, too, that have Leen nnusu- ' . | Bouth-Westara. mranch: - Tor - Moseatine Louisville, | Pooa Meyer & Rasvkoand Whitney ¥ (thons nave occured, involvis nal changes | ally trying; I have not heard an tod-al, NAILS. ¢ Washirgton and all points south. ot ’ LOS ANGELE! | ‘Bauserman & Co o ecuiar moment. The civil war of ouronn | o0 (v 1) ¢ HIIE BT CHC ould dead with man, 10814 1€, tair quanty. e S e | c 0S AN B o P et e helght whea fue Jast s lip Il Tl e izt i e Qe T R Chicago, | e 014 work appeared, has happily | more, he does not allow profanity | ATl 'seiles suesn s a5 boty cons By b 114 X do *do ALl e varata(narti gt | VINEYRDS 43k 3 er nret conmtted | amnorg s aubondiato anivEa, - B o Raliooas Lot Sreepres. Bt earm h CASTL ROS., eod industcial sty bas eencommensel | *'Goneral Custar does not smoke; | g0tz gou chancoty meo, a R @ aukee and ai poioedia norlbora 1 liaots Celambus, B | IMPORTERS {OF fave Dot made by s Taddiaigable e~ | does not use tobaceo _in gny formn: pper Douglas Street. Han HzolX do | 410G TSLAND wioh the Rocktor, Ruck | Pi b Depot for the sale of his i Fogen ol 1 it st of i b One would know it from “the clear” I 1 XX S pand and St Louts Rulroad for St Louls | ittsburg, | Saoce i r: ult of the lapseof | ness of his complexion and the | | o 1 0 plate 1C T CK ISLAND wita th | | \wecaie, wits the natural result pae of | I | 6 o de AT'ROCK ISLAND with the Feoria & Rock c - e v ot il view amulfiude | poarly pollsh of his teeth. Thus | i caing 4o et e = Adan Bauhond lor Peoria and Foints east “ Plnladelplua, INATIVE WINES| fof new P e & | far and unreasonably has the world | o o 100 plate VXXX do. z Asen il R Th, and of whose livesevery onelis curious 5 y ] d B la do = Ty, Lacere, Chillicothe and Peoria, z | v o it G et e | been mistaken, and i realy docs | ) T Kooing 1€ harceal 3o e e Baltimore, AND | —AND— Ty | seom strango (0 . R B apmee e e AR s T |Bast Indla Ciods, orin the trausi ica- = » % =5 2AE = — = South. o which ought now 10 take | A SOLDIER THAT NEIHER DRINKS, 20x8 iC charcoul rootin; | ashington, BR AN DIES o eiance and suthenti history. | SMOKES, N SWEARS. | | Carrisge nd uie. ! etxid IX chareoal THROUGI TICKETS to all Eustora cittes, £E0T 213 and 313 FRONT STREET b i fropari § the present olition for he press, | 1\ = | Elkhorn Valley Lands! 10320 cuko (lor suiirs. +1a sl Une, ca b prosureds ng vuy inioe’ —axo— ; SanBransteae & Califoguta. ittt e S ol ol || Bt what, some one will ask, are | i pmaon obidined, ‘conecraing oint. st the = & T e ks acarue siohun | 19 vices? s soldlers will tell you | Pow saLE BY S rha s s | bnoeteeipacmeny abes N E W Y O R K M. EELLER & Co,| =w= the mos receut discoveries in d:f us. ;muo.{unlo; aln a‘mns! nl{ur- |\ M. CARE. Cast, loose pin reversible. do Smail pigs. ; | along the liseoi the U. P. K. 8, | { inate love for the brute creation | - - » Bar tin ... - | E 3 Cotan ok Bistary i Waslitughsarsta: 5 e dowea i may be calied such, for General | XRPismer, = = INob | MISCELLAX Daggaze Checked Throngh to all A S e PLATTE VALLEY roeis of oliiica, and historial event Custa: has the best dogs and the }4 i S 3 . e —_— 2 L e obor, i il the st asapte | best horses he can_procure within | | Mot 'and garden rakes Shect t1a 25 t0 5 1n. : . . RIDDLE, ONLY GNE CHANGE TO AN AN CISco, cAL. L o arryiag 1 oa W & sl | the limits of search. His leash of | FUIESE LANDS ARE CONVENIENTTO | G do £t Sl maTu | 1 Bessination. | hounds is probably as large and well | e marke and the e e e 3. H. LACEY, 8.8 STEVENS, I _ | RSN origtasl storeotype plates have | Lou 2 gt e e Huoecatox per sht Tickot Agiat, Gen'l Westars A¥t eveland, Buffale & Boston : H \ ever; lias been printed ou | as any in the country, and his | V- Y : % ioners solder (extra refined i SRS IR | bt asany n e cuniy, and b | FINEST in the STATE! e ot BRSO oy < ¢ inat a1 couspase 0 b predecss” | the 71 03 e : ; d | QU AreforSateatine | o 4 fame pl and couper lapredec” | he 7t cavalry, are famous all over | And will be sold atfrom i et Sioux City & Pacific R, R 'hllq_KAl', IS cmfnyaUie | Going East or South from Omaha Samuel C. Smith, SHEET IRON. - - . <t - i re, and with such improvements in its_ com- | the States, while he has the reputa- | | osilion as uve been suggesied by longer ex- | tion of being the best sportsman | Coe's tumitation. | 81 Lamte, and af the Principal Rairs srience und calarged kuowledgs, i e ok aceurare. ot e | 92:50 10 $5.00 PER ACRE! ) & 240 | First quality, Numbers 16 10 24. bippbian 3 e e | e L And Poicts on U. P.R.., bould take the e Route from | CHAS. BA . E. RUSSELL, | ' U . P.R. R. LANDS, e Tilusteations Which are. introduced for B0 Vo™ ™3 §then N T < | COUNCIL BLUFFS “LINCOLN ROUTE” | et S wanulactaren AL | Brother Smith, what does this | be taken at full cost in payment| AGRICULTURAL TMLEMENTS. | Jusims, Ne'or. i bigh -Bazacten. “The pew is my own.” e e pressat Sdtion have besa | army.— Cor. Jnter-Ocean. For Cash or on Long Time, do a Vo™ Tl picianics and wanulactares, "Al- | —— Vi The |Columbus, - Neb, a0 5 s \ Mo wore s s0d 1o Sabecriber only, pavable |« Yourown ! Is that any reason | WACON | b it i s Thes Mills & Bro R 2pR. g R, scyTurs. BES ter lucidity and force to_ the explona- 2&~LAND EXPLORING 1ICK- o s Whre | Charcoal, both sides smothe B e e S et [ A And all Ponts in | = ATCHISON & NEBRASKA >y ext ‘wey em! ches of | — - 0 | e et Barys aud depie the Civil Rights. ETS for sale at 0. & N. W. De- ety v e el it eacmlenee 11 evst of | What docs what mean 2" P - Sonii i Gt e A et | tiringing o nigger o | L. WOODWORTH, G gicissc | NORTHERN I0wA & uissesors. | oonf2cticners’ Tool Works, RAILROAD' T. P. Lands Sold! | ! A e i st samous and remarkable features of sceuery | pot, bearing coupons which will (SRR | E e = church.”” | n “AV Americar. immitat’n Kussia, all Nos, | Wirable foarare ‘yelopedia, orthy | 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. | “Leas ihan full Lundles add one cent. PULLMAN PaLACE SLEKPING CARS LTS P Improved Farms and Town Lots for in Seioen largssiave vulumes, coch why you should insult the whoie | 1 savure for shemaelees the cholce of Six tainiag shou o2 paped iy Blustruied with congregation?” s | wOod stock Bowlnd'sXo2 lack shovels D 1. CONNECTIONS. e Popular R-ates from CASZEN iert L;:‘mmh e R intelligent and well | 9 o biack spades : 3 LA U P Traner wih Un Pucile | 3 Atenisou to Chicago and St. Louls, — PRICE AND STYLE 3 * ucated.”” | 1o polis! lo of ilroad for Omaha 2 | = = i —~ extra Cloth, per vol . “YWhocares for that ? heis a nig- | cCARRIAGEH \pring poim” L H shovels... = . At Council Bluft, with Kansas City, st. | Confeotmnera Tools All makiog Relisble G anections and being { A L % Jos and Council Flufls Railrosd for St. Louts | ON LONG TIME!! \u Liveary :f;hfirg’mw ger. WAGON ]i DRDWAR AXES. 204 all points suth. | Macbl. e Moutds, ke Cresm | _ St ag sk Beoging € I\ 124 2f Ruseiy exiea gilh, - | “But he is friend of mine.”” ( N Al o RS 7 3. At Sfiruri Valley with the Chicago and | Freenain 7yuigpod with Palace ooplag Care. | % S E i Moroos, tiate, sl el iz, - * | Whatof that 2 Must you there- | 5 oy 3 | Lispncutes Vetern o : N rlivay fos” Clicsg 350 8l | o0 1301 & 1303 N3 Eighth S, | Al 4127 sai tacoaveniencearrving trom | | B@”AIl Communiations Chear- e fore insult the whole congregation?” | Pateat Whecly, Fiishel Gearlng, &o. | iy 3. At Sicux City with Sioux City and S | PAILADELPHLA, PA. e e e | flly Anamered = t g Paul, Mlinvis Central and Da ota South H h B e s, Buthe is a Christian, and be- | yoo ¢ o0 & il Moyl Dy oty Southern | e ot coupletion, wl. longs to the same denomination.” | AX1¢% SPrings aud Thimble Skelns | = Suring, Tieviget o8 and s Sageu e | ATCIHISON and the ATCASON & during navigitos and wih stages for sli | 7o aoutis. | “What do T ca that? Let | do ' do1ts do polnts in the Northwest. | Proprictors: eiatiiige SNEBRASKA RAILEOAD. | OMAIXA OITY T e e ovar | W e fr hat? x| HARDWOOD LUMBER 4o doite o 5"'At Hlair with Owtha and D Eetiinca; ) DTATUBED JC B ey e M aNETAs 0T | £0 and worship wi feilow- ] S A wailrosd for maha and Southern Nehragka: GEo, M. MiLs, ATALOGUES SENT | Diree ¢ (o s niggers.”” Carriages, Hacks s Buggies | FILES. BRIGHT WIRE. | P riirond o oty Ry Golen | ATLEEP.Panuia. | G s i ‘Wh { ) { | Prafic ruilroad for all polnte. sest an | martdawsm | Great Arka.sas Valley & Colorado, E. F. COOK { |FIRST CLASS CANVASSING AGEN1S “But he is worth five millioa dol- WANTED Harerave, Suaith & Co. 10,7 AL g ints i ey, v ith stoges for Nortolk and all | o gy T ¥ et e fErER oL ¢ | And with ail lives runoing South to poiats tn-| 537 14th Bt between Douglas azd Dodgs 3 the Pa | lars,”” said the merchant. Stadebacker Wagon Depot. 1 {7 the Pablishers, | v o = Poinis in Northern ~ eLras B& Tickets for sale in Chicago ard North- | i o o s s | for land. D St. Paul, Minneapolis, Tnitsa muavos Gavernment Lands Located! a~livery of eaob yolume. 1t will ‘b com- | SPADES AND SMOVELS. i GALVANIZED. bt EE85 % 4 Reliable Connections are also made ::I"“;?:::Rlll:‘: ?c.um » | TM' PEK DAY. Agent: HAMMERS. nn o e S s ey s : g . Axents . = - } 2 > 33 o 590" g R . TATIOR, e T “Worth five million dollars ! All classes of work- | Havdole' B ®&"Bs sure your tickets read via S.C. & P, | 2 s 13k 8t., bet. Farntiam and Harrey, | LINCO & TCHISON | Gooking and Heating stays ther sex, young or old, ake | Mammond’ Rai Jerusalem! Worth five mj S ilway, | ¢ million | more wouey at work for us in their: L. BURSETT, Supt. Star Jaranged snl Fren:] ¥ san Fin hochog, Gutters eni = dollars ! i ars ! Brother Smith, iutroduce ilne- F. C. HILLS, Gon. Ticket Ae't. Al kinds of TAILORING, CLEANING a3 | CH43, C.SNVTH, e | me. 2 GEC, W. GRATTAN; REPAIING done at ressonable rates | e S DA | 5 Ageat, Gmaba. ' apr2iet jazont , tewSen, Wansas | “TWark deae snd warrsared. ez m