Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1880, Page 3

| ! W, W, BaRTLETT & BARTLETT. 1, CreiabtouBlock, CHATLES POWELL, CE— omer Jsth and L. THOMAS, LAW—Losus monoy, bays Reom 8, Creighwon A. C. TROUP, | TIORNEY AT Law_omes 1o Hurseom' | Block, with Siorge E. Pritenert, 1500 L THOMAS, 'TO“'Y AT LAV‘—OrI\hkMI Balid Wh. L. PEARD AWYZR_O%er 1z Creghton Plock, naxsto Post Office, OMAHA. 22Potents Pr S1EN & BARILETT, Attorpeys-at-Law, ATTORNEY KARBASH BLUSK AT LAW. AKA, NTB. W. d. Cennell, Atfj rpev-at-Law, 7, in_ Hsnsoom's ftcenth aad o DICK & wEBICK, Attorneys-a Law.; PRRKE "fi"flll! TIORNEY AT LAl “and Dougiss G, 3. Kost Ri(} ARBS &HUNT Attorneys-at- Law. KENINEDYS EAST INDIA . . 0 & 8 w8l S =Ey 3] &S 3 = q ==§ > EBR: 3EF = R =E : 5 2% 3 a b =8 E W e B Ll =50 = J ol | QS! &0., AGTUBERB SHAEA, Neb. etaln of ex ofl | DAY KIDNEY PAG CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. #@8end our aidress fur cur little book, VHow s Lite wan Sured K IET1. Agent oy Kehstn. The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co," PIQUA, ORI0 o rioonmaw, | re Sante y £ o makes encis or not, 3 realy be lives in a mogntain of snow. Tant your an exozruion sailed ciear 2o the Pole | And eddents dropped into whatseamed ke uhole | ot wonders they {ound a powla e ware sending them all. saker, oM them at once, 608, DOYC & 16TH 5'&1: Californie Peaches. . oo i " Oyeters, 2 T cave, 8 oae. 370 "0 do 11h can, er oane 340 ‘?l)lWflghl(\yllem b¥ess 390 o, 11, ¥ doren- 175 Ydown .o 2% Reimtoend 1, & oave Emdud omn %32 0 el 34 Peaghen, 31, ¥ case. 0 Stapdasd Pesghes, 31, Elease. i Rospborries, 21, & cace 300 Blackberries, 3 I8, ¥ oese 280 Corn, 2 1.1 eane. 380 Apples, G, ¥ doz 375 Narrow Fat Peaz,3 T, # oase.. 400 Etring Faune. 2 10, por cese... 240 | Horse.shoe bar | Putnam nails THE DAILY BEE OMAHA PUBLISHING ETOR! 926 Farnham, bet. Stk and 30tk Strests TE~MS OF SUBSURIPTIO. 1 Com 1 sear, in udpauce (postpaid). amanaa ope wesannnn e 4308 ot o1 0w bty T WAL oe caster. al And Trr Departare of UNION Fa‘les P. 1290w TIME J4RD OF THE BURLINGTON, LESVE cuama. Axxv Guat - E0p | Fxprs.. i 40 & m. ) ‘Bundays Eaceptud. Sundays Excepled. CAGO, KO K ISLAND & PACIHIC, 008 m. | Marl... .o 1 507, . | Express CHIAGO NORTHWESTEK: 6: 05,1 | dall.. 40, m. Suda Dall. Except Sundays. T $3L R B.ia NEGBASEA. ey iethanen 0 logd (265 8 @ 1328 (ur) 420 p tern)...4:8 pm SLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Hastn (1) 758 | doomtton (0150 130 po | Hislogs (un) 688 p m V'a | Indlacis { D1=0pm Diicans (ar) 700 p 1 | lidianoia (lv) 230 prm B10UX CITY & ST, PAUL R. B .80 2 m | Expross. v, Lo & PaGi¥IG. . Mal 428 ERIDGE DIVIMION U. F. B. K. am,0nm,08m, Pom,Shm, 8P @, Op Siofty; 535 0 ., 035 6., am,10p m,E% p. w oo, e lues, leavin Omaba ot 3 and 11 w3 Courcil Blulls st w33, T3ty and 335 and 856 p m. Nugk TRADS. am,?amB0 s m, 1 P18 o, +i0a. m. 700 p. my TR0 B ™ OMAAA & ZEPUBLICAY VALLEY R B. e, asarvr Nail. s m, 48p.m, Laily sxoept CO)IHERC!AL. Omaha Wholesale Markets. OxaHA, August ¢, 1880, 106140 @10 13 By POULTRY, mickens, per dox. 2 D 8o 10 1 10} 1 10 ] b Bright Table Dri, e Orieaae Mol g M arkst advan li- . Rio, prime to choice 17, Rio good t0 prime. 16 | Rio inr * goud 16 7 37 8% Tt Raspberries Pitted cherries. :mez*fifiam Sult Lake Peachos BUNDRIES, Window Glass, 60 par cent, dls. count of 1i HARDWARE. IRON. mmon bar. Norway nail 7 Teng, upwards 550 Brd'd's shoe 5 50 “ mule* 8 50 Omaha nails—te: Nw'str's h i Bimpaons black srarers. Amoskesz. 3 5 E Awning rrpu s Lewlton,A. ... 5 ton 18, g-r"d B (,ummnn boards. druud 4R00K B0ARDE, - 288 No. uken\l Yo 1 pldkete, e rrsmsasa. No- 1 8ieh, uru and 3in. @ beaded, 6a, 3,5 Vo NS Framing, 18 ft. md under... £20 00 h add. 50 THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. The Grand Pageant in Chicago —The Most Magnificent 61 3 B Ever Witnes=ed in this Ancona fazc: 712 Manchester - 5 Country. Diiims: 713| The grumd encampment of i Richmon 5 g ¢ 1-2 | Knights Templar of the United Stat-s Rickmonds, E..... 71-31 will hold triennisl conclave in Epragoes... 8 1-2| Chicage, commen: on the 17th of Bimpaon’s mouraing. 71-2| Knoust, A-' of the available rcom at the the viaiting brethren from abroad, but the comra ttee has made arrangements outsids tor the aceommodaticn «f sll who may come. §'e-plng and eating acco wmodations .t about 20,000 p - sors bayond the capacity of al the hote s aud boarding houses have sl r-ady been seeurea 1a private houses, whieh can bs extended to almcst any estent. Besides the regular invita'ions ) the Kuigits, there have bern issu-d 83,000 invita'ions to the leading busi- uess wen of the country, and thes inv.tatlons bave been generally ac- cepted. This, Masonry's grandest gathering and feast, has baon a regular cceur- rencs since 1819 At fixst, and in fact, until 1868. when the firet parade was given in St bsgas was for business purpos tut at the meeting meunticned the e ¢ rirg wedge of a perade was magical inits effect, #nd tince that time eash meeting has bewn of grander propor: tions than the last. The pomp and pageantry of the me:tiags held at Baltimore, New Oc- leans end Cleveland are ell well re. membered, and ths display to bo gl\en at the coming Chicego meet ng ids fair to eclipse that of any former conclave, and earry the mind back to the days of true, earnest knighthocd that d d battle in jewslled armor and tiappings for its “Indye faire,” PAKIIAL FEOGRAMME OF TIE ENTER- - s 16, ~— Reoriving ard esciring vritirg commanderics. “Threa recapiions wil be gven at 8 o'cl ok p.m., st casn cf whi b Tm par pu-ats who way have arrived will . _ | be welcomed. One of theeo pecep: A star (best) oh ngles 375 vicna will bo given st the new certral 33 : 3 50| wese hall, cornor of State and Ran- TRthias § (o] 9ulph streets; another will be wiven Tavis T 1 36 | at McCormiok's Lall, eorner of Nerth * " bulk, pe 40| Clark and Kingie sirests; the third Cement, bb 260 begivea at Farwell hall, on Madi- f‘t";‘;;i{;la-:-jk.l::‘y‘» g"_“,‘ son streets, near the corner of La P e 75| Salesirest. For each of theso recep- Tarred folt, 100 ibe. . 500 tions a speaking and musieal pro- Straw board, © ......... 4 00 | gramiae will be arranged. O G batrons, per 100 t. lin... .‘1‘ ?’3 Jueeday, August 17.—At10 o'el-ck ellewbing i S © e, prompt, grand parade and re. DR i e x| view by the most eminentgrand mas A ter, and the escort of the grand en- Cedar halves, 7 In 18| campment to the esylum on Lake 3 & J 2 }2 Front park, on the shore of Lake * Quarter § Micnigan 33 At 1 o'clock grand yacht regatta off the lake front by the Chicago Yacht 3 00 | clab. Oak plank end timber, per ©00] At 2o'glock p.m. and houly there- g‘-;\‘n]—r 199 0o afrec uatil 6 o'c ock p. m., thers will oty e te boat exoursions—weather permtt- : HID! ting—on lake Mishigan. A large Gratile el 23(8 6t of etcom vesnels wiil bo in vie, Dry hides. ... 1bal? | providing smple accommodatfons for Dry salted hides. 10a12 | +11 who Cesire to do so to take 2a ez~ fih:l-r Pelts. a1 20 cursion on the ln e allow. . At 8 o'cl m. a grand recep- b w"-l_!‘fit‘gf‘zl WINES, ETC. 1 g | tion muticale et dnnnntu will begiven “m).gr n.o:rbpo'f p h!.aky‘. 2 8t SRA Ctimausey S Kalsh Millar's bourbon whisky _135| Temy Ly, statlcned st Chicago, at the Brmfly.;z;ymif.’j;rnsfl 2 ”‘“; 2 grand exposition building on Laks o Front park, This bulding is espable 100 pEe 150 u.m’-"}.fi’& per cent.... 1 25 | of arcommodating 76,000 people. Ruze, mixd Jamsics, per “1 1602300 Wednesday, duguet 18, ar 2:30 . N 2 00 | m., the grand compe:ftive prize drill 5%3 will t1ke place at the Ohicego Joekey T8 Club park. There will a'so be @ fra- Chaapagnes, pb“ o Lakates 25 0o [ terni'y park reception at the same Domestic champaigne. 22 00 | pleee, under the auepicrs of Apcllo, Port wine, per case. 1 B0a3 00 | Chizago smd 8¢, Bernard commances- Shexriss. 18013 0 iea of Chicago Five priavs will be Al 300 | avarded, respectively, as the trat, %25 | second, third, fourth and 66/ pris: o 10 t10 cown nderivs of Knfghts Tem- Bt cuughter soe. 32 | plar ex*ibiti g the greatest p:oficiency I!i:;t oak. . B :2] in Templar tact os, and who shall have uch 2 ooen a-judg-d In order of ment as 5!:‘0;(':2;:{. ludlub'-d!- 5:?10 the first, seoond, tuird, fourth and DA 1103 33| tfth by tho judies of the drill. A Hemlosk uppe, § et fost . Onlc upper, per foot Grain, uppar per for Liulogs, per dos Toppings, per d: orrocce (bootleg] “ ol drease * Bimon pe bl kid Boct webbine, per HARNESS LEATHER. No. 1 Pitteburg osk No. 1 Pittaburg cck.. No. 1Cincinnati oak . No. 2 Cincinnati cak No. 1 hemlock . No. 3 Hemlock . COMF% lTx"L Anthracits Blossbur, 0 oming orr OMROOR v 5 Towanut. .. ‘White Breast............ e e——— “I'bad vaffered £ v & long time with go- itre, ceke or swelled Liver, indigestion and general bad healih, aud after trying man; other remedies, nothing done me #+ mudl 4s Simmony’ Liver Regulator. It nd_now I have not to take any fo 1 am wel; but T shall keep 1t fo the house to cure acy one else of the family that have anyt matter, It A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. For the epeeds curs of Conmumr tion and all dise -+ .+ Teaa to. such s stubbor: = ugis neglec ed Colds, Bronchitie, Hay Fevar, As wa, pain in the side and chest, dry hacking eough, tickling in the throst, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all ebronio or lingering disenses of the threat and lungs, Dr. King's New Dis covery has noequaland has established for itselt a world-wide reputation. Many leading phy: recommend and use it in their practice. The form- ula from which it 18 propsred is high- Iy recommended by all medical jour- nals. The clergy and the press have complimented it in the most glowing terme. Go to your druggist and get a trial bottlo frea of cost, or a regular size for §1.00. For sale by aes) J. K. ISH, Omahs, e CHICAGO SHOT TOWER (€O, Maxntasturery of TEEIEZGTU MARKETY. [E W, BIATCHFOED & CO. AL %) ORDERE SOLICTTEE. 70 NOKTH CLINTON 8T., E!HIG_AEU STANDARD SHOT | sypielel | waght specte] prizs” will be given to the mounted commaudsry which shall be 2djidg-d the mo-t profictent in dnill of all competing miun‘ed commsnd- eries. Should uo mounted commard- «¥ies compete, the prix» which would have becn adjudesd to §a mounted comm-ndery wilthen bs awarded as 8 ep-elal prize o the commandery of Kug ts Templar who 1ail be fcund to stand sixth in order of merit by the judges. Tnews yrizes will aggre- gate in value the amount of 81100, At0:30 o'elook 8. m., also—weath- er prmmm{—nnfl hourly thers until 6 o'clock p. m., there wi day boat excursions upon Lake Mich- iganto the crib, Bvamstcn, South Ohieago aud elsewhere to pointa of in- terost. At8o'clock p. m., and theresfter, there will_be moonlight boat exeur- eicnvupon Liks Miehigsn. At 8 o'l ek p. m., al:o, there will be periormances at McVicker's thoa- tre, and other places of amusement for the gratuitous and eomplimertary entertainment of the Templar guest aud thar ladies, under the arsplces of Apollo, Chisagoand St. Bernard ‘sommandaries Tpon this night also receptions will be. hdd at the different eommandery headquasters. Af er10:80 o'clock p. m., lssting nnt] 20'clock, & gr\nd surprse,mhich | 081 bo witnested by 200,000 pacp e— " anevent whish will never ba forgot. :n by those who witnest it. TEE GRiND PROCEMION, The 1 ne of march issboutsixand a quarter wil-s long, end, in orier to go: oil the Knights withia the limits neoeseary to prevent coofusion, they iwill march in tlatoons of twenty- four—double ranks—whioh will be only sixteen feet apart. Fiven by this arrangement the procesion will cover twenty-one blccks. Were the usual distance sllowed, the line would be Bty blocka long. e Digging the Prairiss by Steam. Sv. Paul Picreer Presa. A bonangs ewaits the man who will make stsam practically available in superseding the plow upon_the vast arews of western prairie. The thing will be done, no doabt, but the in- ventive genius of America appears singularly dilatory in this field of me- chaties. The Lond m Times of July 12 contains a deseription of a machine, dsiven by a eingle oylinder engine of sight-horse power, which ciga ten acros per day ina stiff olay soil that takes three horses to plow an acre per | day of the tame depth. Tho iaver- ‘smn of the soil is as completa as in dinary plowirg, with the ad- vantage of thorough _pulveriaation. The epades or digging forks are suspended from o ore | #haft mounted behird the boiler, and cperate upon a breadth of twenty-one fest at once. Fach fork rises, and | in {alling penstrates the ground one | foct and is carried backward a distance | of twofest. Tt is claimed that the | diggers in penetrating the ground esse | the weight of the engine to a conrid- erable oxtent cff the traveling whoels; { and alzo by their back action drive the | sugine forward. There is no swedg- | ing action upon the farrow bottom as in plowing, and the grass zoots and | wesds instead of being cut off are pulled up bodily. Ths machine, twel/e wzs, is carried UDO‘ wheals baving tellces tws Zoer Droad. The sperating principle of invauiion is desezibed as follows principe] hotels has been engaged for | | poiut where the work is, involving | I the employment of an engine trevel- g upon the land with the tilling ao- | 1asa'us following; effect ng the cu'ti vation by cirs tn's orblades, inetead of b the wedze snd-twist ac- toor of the plowshars and moldhoaré; | utiliz ng thrust of the tocls in a bas! kwnrd Girection v aid sion of the engino forward; and m:mg‘ - | 8 grent hreadth at once with a slow | rute of advanca, in order to transport | | the engine over the ground as seldom a1 possitle in propustion to the work done.”" The advantegss of the new d gger are said to be economy in_ powsr and cost of management; the avoidanes of all Iss by friction upon the share or moldbosrd; a complete preparation of the #il for erowing purposes, for ex- posure to the eir and sun and for the filtraticn of water throvgh it. 'n..; { sulky and the gang plow are a grost advance on the old hand-plow, but our short workiug eerons keep the farmar continually ; ressed for time snd pre- vent him in mast oases from geriing hix er psin wi hout 8'ighting his woik, Bomo of ouc waslihy whest-gromers shou'd rend to England for a ihe first cost would be heavy, bt they doubtless woull fnd their o- €ou tin it, while sonferring a beneft upon e ¢’ mmurity. Our ingenieus mechanics would s0ch improve upon it. e ee—— A HOMANT C TALE. A BOY CARWIED OFF WY GTPAILS TWwo YEARS 400 KTCCESDS IN BSCAPING TROM TUB BAND. Washingtcn 1 g am te Chiesgo Trituue Aetrargs owse of kidnaping was brought :o light thia morning. A white yruth who gave his name ns Samuel Wright, applied a police statlor, last right for lodeings, Th's morniny, belog quest'ored bafers 1he mayor 18 10 his former life, he stet-d thet ho was the eon of a fa'mer re. eiding in Chestarfield erurty, Vir- gin's, not far from Manchester; that he at 0 @ time ree’dad in that vilwe; that sbout teo yrers ringe, while ha wes in the meighborhood of Rchmend college. cn the cut- ski-ts of the ci'y of Richm nd, he was eeieod by several Gypues, who were encomp d n-ar by, and 1 loed in awegn aud his limbs tisd, after whien he was sarried off w th the band He further states that for the past t%0 years be bas travelled in vari ns local t'as with Gyprise, and hes been compeiled to woik for wembaers of the band, batduring that tims no op- portunity of escaps presonted ftse'f until a few cais since, when he svailel himeelf of the oppertunity. Ho reya that the bard 18 encamped on & place ealled Poccsin T-laud, abut fifty i1 s from thia city. The mauner of h'w essape from his captors, as given by him, is in substance that ha was crdered by mewbers of the baud to proceed from the fslend to the main land in asmal boat on an errand, when he determined to make an efiort to es- eape. He abandoned the boat and made hia way {0 a place of which he koew nothinz, where he obtained passsgs to Portamouth on th er Pryor. Upon being q gave the namss of teveral people who reside in Manches! The maycr Applying the motive power at ths ¢ araphed to the Richmond au in if the boy's statement is correct; if 50, an expa- dition will etart immediately for the scens of the gypey camp, which i supprsed 10 be on the Chesapeake bay on tho westarn ride. The boy says that he is now thirteen years of age. Hofs vey tall, and is much sunburn- od. His sppoarance denctes hard naage. e Ponltry Notee. Corn and whenr widdiings, ¢77n un- ground, osts, bread aud slops frem Tha houss should ail be f2d, ehanglog often. Tha exoemse cf kaeping a domwn hens is hifling, A lergeshars of thefr livin: ean be resdily supplied from the table Hens requize & varisty of food, and get exosssively tired of one kind. The egg cantaing almost all the con- stituents of the human body, sud hence 1he hen must have a varleky of food. Tt e nests must oecasionally be re. newed ard kept clesn. Btraw is better than hay. Tubacco stems sov- ered with straw are an_excellant pro- vention of inscot breediog, svpenially when they are si*ting. As roup m f wis is exceedingly eonta:iour, rapid in ite progress, ul diffiou t of cure. we adiise the imme- diats remova! from the yard of such fowls, whieh shonld bs destroyed and buried de 1ly, to prevent fayther spread of the disea: H LimeXiin Phlesophy. Deiroit Free Press. “Up to widin o few wesks de ecollecashuze have been werry satis- factory 1n amount,” began ths old man &+ Jones wot hiy hat ready, “‘but of late dar hes tina great fa lin' be- bind. At de List meeiia’x nails an’ en’ fo'buttons war inclcoded m da colleckshun, sn’ it seems t) mo dat some of de members am sort o' atsnd n’ back on _deir ciguity. 1f any men amoung You kin run dis clubon nails and buttons an' rich, let him etep for'd au’ take my eheor. Far de pus- pose of Budin’ out who feows in nails and who frows io 1i.kle:, 1 will pass de bat mysel? to-night.” The prest- dent tovk the hat end mads the rounds, sod such w wiviog down Fad nit besn witpessad in two montts. Brother E. hancer 8 mmons 1 white persons jag of vimezar cv store. I he committae’s report was full and exhsusuve, and eoneladed s follows: ruddr Sin- mons had no diffsult; : do fack dat he bad & cabbuga under his arm whea he entered cat grocery. He placed dat csbbags on de counter beside de jug. When he went out he war talkin's pollyties, and his mind war busy wid de premidentis] queshun. In a miment of ansent-mindedness he picke upde jug instead o! de e.u,.g. an walks out, an’ dr sh rt ob thestory. of his comnittee dat he d-dn’c mun to do it. “Idosn’ believe Brudder Sim- mons wonld steala jug o' vinegar in de daytime, " remarked tuo proident, us he received the report, ‘‘but 1 fecl it my deety to ceushin him to be mors | keerful in the fucher. Dalikeness botween jugs and_cabbsges am not so clus dat he need eber make de same mistake agin ” When the sound of the triangle strikiog the closing hour had died away tos mere whisper, Brother Gardne tended his arm and sai pathway em up bill an’ down h ll an’ ncrunlot~ De roads runs ‘loageide o' cansbrokss whar de wolves howl aud make ds ehill'en afeared; ober ribbers whar de olo men an’ de women may git lost; frew dark woocds in_which strong men tremble as ds midnight bra ra whispers in de trec-tops. We era all ona journey, Weare all gwios to one plecs, Fast s we git dar we are pt o s right hau' or ds left, an’ it ekips a day or adjourns for sn hour, De man who doés de mos’ prayin’ may not git dar befo’ )l de rer’, but Ize figered it up, en’ siraight mayam a2 bes’ way. Git de | compas pint 2u’ den move on, leadin’ | & dollze nna-lpelz_n ¢ Lind word de weak—chaaria’ 4 “sut boaf baw sl do +ime for chil'sn to lean on. We wi now bulge cutwards to cur homes. am a sourt o’ judgment dat’ never | believa de | § BRIC-A-BRAC. Ladies are wild a Brao” and will talk, ta them worliw then end. Such ladics should be SOZODONT ,.v‘v use 1: be: fore thay Ce:cunt upon their hobuies, especially if the presecuted ove is & Tt gives a male. weor to the con- | bre Buckien's Arnica Balve The Best Sarve in the world '(-r Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheuum, Fever Sores, Tettsr, C‘mpn 1 od Hands, Ch Corzs, and ail | kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod in every case ur monsy re funded, Price 25 conta per box. For asle by 8dly J K. TSH. Omaha. FEVER AND AGUE. OSTETTER CELEZRATED Liver and owe 27 STUPTONS. “ot Liver Compa Back ymptoms sttend tha Liver, the be but, I+ pencrally ‘the et not regulated i t ihe thedisesse, at othors very larsestorzan i MANUZACTORAD OFLY BT J. H. SEILIN & CO., PHILADELPELM, Prise, 8100 6/d by all Drogglste Dravepsia’s tortured victtm, Why erors the osesn To detnk the Se B Nutures fon T, Y04 neenh halin: thirg Tuat Gol, the G ea® Phy | fan, B s ondt Int the £ soLn | ATTENTIGN, BUILDERS AND ooN TRACTORS. The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Banks, neer LOUISVILI E, NEB., has at the dapot at Lonisville, on . railroad, CTEITH BRIOK to fill auy order at reasonable prices. Pa ties desiring whita front or ornamental brick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. 5. T. A. HOOVER, Prop., torlavilla Var IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINE Mast, Foos & Co., Springfisld, 0. The Strongest aud Mogt Durails WIND ENGINE In the Werld. L £cid This cut represents ogr Buckeya Force Pump which is particalariy adapted to Wind Mill use, 28 It works casily and throws a constant stream, and does not froezs up in the cold- ast weather. Sead for price list W. H. RAYNER, o Western Ag't, Omaka, THE ONLY PLAGE vmm; 150 can flad u good aseortm BOOTS AND SHOES 4t a LOWER PIGURE than st any othar shos Bouse In the city, P. LANG’S, 235 FARNHAM ST LADIES' & GEN"‘S, ‘SIOES MADE TO ORDER:| {perfect £ guarazteed, Prices, vrvreason | s dacllly G0 EAST 1 by 1%, 00 not veturn, untll the disease fs eo —VIA THE— Chicage & Northwestern RALLOYAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS —axo— JHIC A’J:O MILWAUKEE ciots EAST aad NOSTIL THE TEAVELING PUBLIC ITiES AND MORE VANTAGES THAN ANT UTHER RUAD THE WEST, x « GSLY ROAD betwess COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upoa which 18 ru PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 11 2ddition to thees aud th plesss sil claases of RST-CLASS MEALR ot fta conts eack. I1! TRIEK IS l"EEl"'All!l s zQ\IIPlklfl FIRIV OLAS3 Tf you wish the Best Traveltn: tina sou i1 buy von ETAND WILLTAKE Al Tiokst maps, ete, Dot ob- fds, adlices any W 8 STENNITY, -r, Goul JAMES T. CLARK, £ t:..\.\.)mh.!cuun:‘ SHORT I.lNE 1880. K.C,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R, I8 the only Direct Line to LOVIS AND THE From OMAHA and the WET. tweor Omata and St. Lonis ween Omahs and Naw York. Six DMLY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING AL Eastern & Western thles Wi 8T, EAST ot e No uhan and l()f\ (’!l‘l & P\CIFIC AND St Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The 014 Raliable Sioun City Route! 160 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! l From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTE, or BISMARCE, pruved Wes Siiler Piatform Coupler anil Boffar. Aad for SPE:D, SAFETY AND CIMFORT ant Lrawing Koom wnd 3 by the com. t Cpange betmean HOUR® 1x Anvasce or ANY Orare Rours RY s ond aanngse Agent. Counoll Eiufls THROUCH TO GH CACO Without Change of Cars! TER CHICAGO BURLINGTON & Qumcv RAITLR With Smor PULLMAN SLEEPIAB & DIHINE CARS 1t ina koow elced by " the Prees, snd ul ks T 1t, 10 bu the Best A' po sted and ut Man'sged ¢ oad L the Couatry. PASSENGERS GOING BAST Should beer in mind that this Iy the. BEST EOUTE TO GHICAGD, And Points East Sorth and Nor-hw.st Passengira by this Houte heve choon of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advarts { i o o Atoat Brfe'y Pl fogas sk Ui o st Fertoct 1ro “enie o the wride PULLNAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D NiN® 0ARS Arorunont. o urioglon Koute app 31 b1% Fourisentn 8 c. Go Weals Pass AgY 8. Joe., Mo, 1, licket Adend Omaba 3wk moar owa tom. Tarms a1 48 ‘Addres b, Tallet & Co AYER S AGUE GURE For the pecdy relfef of ver and Agus, Intermittent Fever, Chill Faver,Rewittent Fever,Dumb Ague, Periodieal or Billious Fever, &e., and Indeed all the Affactions which Arise From Malarious, Marsh or Missmatie Poisons, Haaboen wide'y uned durtag Caca broicen | Tt g, "Toia Van s 130 wcupted | the Fever and 's sad fevers of the noxions pols | on T 186 s amg eaves the. peseot e | “ell ae befo o the attack. It thoron tie dincase, 30 thatno Liver complain ‘matism, Neuralaia, Dyventery or Dability o the Liver | ey disap. . bt i g oca Iiles are ths & Ls discase. The Gaueral s oty | it330 excallent razedy. | FREPARED B DR. J. O. AYER & OO., Lowell, Mass. | The New Force ¥ tor | LIVER COMPLAINTS, ical and Analytizsl Chemists. | THX GREAL‘ APPETIZER---SURE GURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BR¢ ONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- TION, and all D|~ THROAT and LUNGS. The most aseer tahia Lemon jui o, » Putupin Q CANTION only AELAC nr( Size any Bott Murc‘cx the money than Hxtract from Report of the Co BEASUAY DEF LAWRENGE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Ct ld by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and —— cago, Hlis. DEALERS everywher» WHO IS UNACcuAmrED NATH THE M3 COUNTI s BY EXAMININ s wn THE aF Tiars s N CHICAG{} ROCK ISLAND &. PAG!FIG R. R. lSTl F‘ REAT CONNECTING LINK RETWEEN Ti ¥ EAST .!TH)"'H' o, runs from € * lioes Al L with oL S S M5 ey Tt e Sk Wi vl W S ppreciating. people uy:ler' Bounce that this Compan Biewging Cars for sisapin PULLMAN P ¥, with all lises f0F the was 3; Jorvee ke all Tieket Agents For Information 8ot CHAS. SHlVERIGK FURNITURE, BEDDING FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. And evoryrning [Fert&il]hlg to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTHENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OXXAS. SHIVBIRIONK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. MANUFABTURED BV P. P MAST&CD.,SPRINGFIE' D, They also r:mx»n Buokeye Improved Iron Beam Walking ultivator, with or withont Sj rings. d Buckeve Drill. one or two Horse Style. Foquire fcr them at the beet dealers. F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb ] NERVOUS DEBILITY f .'f H'lmn""ew' ey Homenoafhm?'.':,‘*? ' :wSpecific No.zf‘, I ovas | DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN CATED HIS MED- (CF. sero 53 owara 7 P | i Nysignal ugdm.uw..—. 25 S s e