Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1880, Page 3

N IOWA BOILED DOWN. Muscatine is reaching for a tile face and as a natursl consequence astrange courtship would follow. ~ Sometimes an srdent lover would attempt to | squeeze the old man's band, but THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA PUBLISHING CO.. PROPRIETORS. Albany. Albion. Harmony. ered dyapeptics,bil- lions sufferers, ‘vie- tima of fever and GO EAST American 7_| tory. hile the 1 ;f::.kl‘!;t mvrc;"m A\ e a0 2 5 while the lover handled one of his | how ey reeooott 555 B, 01 S o W Birts. | | ABe Bk © 618 Red Oak cries aloud for water | hands tho otber retained a grip on the | bati” "sieci Ao “TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, ‘Ancona fancy. 73-2 works. pocket-bock. sptteg sads Chicae Vortl 1 Copy 1 year, i advate (poetpaid). Manchester Creston bas a gas company with a | “I wants ter marry yer dartor,” | B 7 icago & Northwestern - Tanonds .- A 10,000 bushel clevator is now | 1hat fur dat "oman almos' takes my = TIORNF ¢ “AT "LAW—Cumpbells Block, Richmonds, & building at Sholdon. L ; e Shetgest Pur o met rasiywedt-| 2,380 MILES OF ROAD | street, between Farnbam and Douglas Sprague’s... .. 7 4 q 1 will ‘cent ter de nuptions on one | _ For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice | 1* 18 the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Setw Bt g OMAHA, s i Towa City glass works will be i | condition, said thoomr Teio Billious ttacks, SICK. HEADACIE: Cont. be COUNCIL BLUFFS \ D. L. THOMAS, Simpson’s black operation October lst. ““Name de 'petutation,” exclaimed | Burn. ie: g7 SOUR STOMACH, Hear S —am— ock. A C. TROUP, Fapham8f. OMAHA,NEB. DEXTER L. THOMAS, A TIORNEY AT LAW-—_Crulckenasks Suia ng. spad “A. M- GHADWICK, TTORNEY AT LAW—Office 1504 Farnbam Bur et. A. SWARTZLANDE TTORNEY AT LAW—Cor. 15thand Farnbam st maysed Oftice. ~ OMAHA, NEB. ] WM. L. PEAEOY, Poet Offics, OMATIA, NEBRASKA. 2A%Paienis Procured. SR FOTARY YURIIC. GOLLECTIONS MADE E 0. MCLAUCHLIN. TTUR? Douglagst, & Collections Promptly Attended 10. %8 C'BRIEN & BARTLETT, A. L. ROBIiSON. TIORNEY AT LAW.—Room Crelghton A Block, OMAFA Neb, _tunét DS EENTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law, Offioe:—Front rooms, up staire, 1n Banscom's new brick buil Ravior. Repick & REDICK, | ST 0 2 i Attorneys-at-Law SIUX CITY & ST. PAUL B R. Bpecil attention will be given to sl sulte 0 &l ithe Courts of the State and the Fambam St opposite ‘corparatians of overy deserlption EDWARD W. SIMERAL, 16th aud Douglas streets. C. F. MARDERSON, TTORNEY AT LAW—242 Faruham Street " Omaha Nebraska. PARKE CODWIN, Straete, with G. W. Doaus . T. Ricuanvs. RICHARDS & HUNT, Attorneys-at-Law, Orno KENNEDY'S EAST INDIA A FAMILY TONIC AND 2 E WV E XA G-E. NOLLIWASNOD ‘gyuemeSuwio( SUONE WANewnevy ‘viecedsfq J0y ‘na BITTERS! ILER & CO0,, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OMAHA, Neb. TowTT o &y, Bright's I inability to the Urine, Catarrh of the Bladd: ful Urinating, aces, and all Female . Al medicines, o can. upon receipt of the price, 82 DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., PROP'RS, Toledo, O. How a Life was Saved. JAMES K. ISH, A, TESTIMONY, T Cashicr o1 the First National Bank, Tro o = noer 30th, 1879 Give plain diroctions for shipping. The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. PIQUA, OHIO. . F4G00DNAN, m-dswtt {Agent, Ouiaba. SANTA CLAUS FOUND. @reatest Discovery of the Age. e whers Santa et a3, Childrén oft ask if be makes goods or not, 11 really he lives in a mountain of snow. ‘an excursion sailed ciear 10 the Pole While fairy-like beinge appeared on each havd. besutiful green And far brighwe Birds with the he: a than cver wero soen, +'of a rainbow were found, round, ot loag wers they e Aroon Eamin Claus sif and thisthey all &%, T e ke the mictares eseoevery day. e eaup o tea that Jooked very quect, to wonder in doub¢ But he took them on board an: o Shorsad them il ver his wondertul reslzm, And factories T Bingi, te Glov A ‘our Gloves we are scading to Bunce, ‘Saata showed them suspenders and many s then whiapered secre bed tel rl‘ln ‘Omaha every oue knew Bunce well, Eaowing his triends will get thelr full ehary. Now remswbes ye &t } TIORNEY AT LAW—Loans movey, buys and sells rexd estate, Boom §, Creighton TIORNEY AT LAW—Offico In Hsugcom's Biock, with George E. Pritchett, 1506 WILLIAM A. FONDA. TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Room No. €, Frenzer Elock, opposite Post L ATTER Offcotn rghton Elock nartts AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF TiE PEACE—Southeast corner Fifteenth Attorneys-at-Law, Uton Biock,Fificenth and Farnham KARBACH BLOCK. COR- DOUC- & I6TH STS. N.'W. coruer Fiftoenth and Cuas. R REDIK. TTORNEY AT LAW—Room 8 Crelghton no%dn TTORNEY AT LAW—léth ‘and Dougiss @.J. Host T oure Diabetes, Gravel, Drop: hich colored | & LAM < 3 certain it ts or sent by mail free your address for our little book, s vr e A RS, 1 discoveriesin the world have been made Tastyeur rappedintowhat seemedike hole And suddents S7oPR ere they found a new land, There were movuiains like ours, with more While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow ‘had heard much about, *Twas a team of, 0p] mlh_-do(lunflw. el b e o e, T ins Foods for women and men, Farr working on hat grest and gmall — “u‘;" ‘said they were sending them all. ‘aker,t01d the at once, e sine ook thess to trlend Bunces store. He therefore showid sead bis goods 1o his care, sworranoa rarnOREEr S c. & ¢ ¢ = LRV trom Lincoln, 1210 p. w, S s bt B. & M. inNeb_ 4 p. m. s for States Towa leave but onces 0. m. s rom 12 t0 1 p. m. Sundays, P HONAS F. HALL. Postmaster. Arrival And Departure of Trains Daily Express do Mixed. do Freight. do . Sundays Excepted. CHICAGO,JROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC. 6 0:00 p. 1. :40 i m. 3 Sundays exceptes CITY & PACIFIC LAILROADS. Express......500a. m. | Fxpresr.....4:30p m. Daily Except Sundays. B. & M. R.R. in NEBRASKA. (o [rast] Ot (.00 | Kearney Je(1v8:508m ‘Bloomington(1v)5:10 Red Cloud (IV) 6: Hod Cloud (arr)7:5bpm | Plattsath (ar) 4:20 p m. Bloom'gton(ar): LoAS5 pm REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Hastings (Iv) &: Bloomington .6:10am | Express.. E40p m | Bhail. ASH, ST. LOUIS& ARRIVES. BRIDGE DIVISI i Leave Omaha, daily.—S a.m, 9a.m, 10 8 m., | lam,lpm,2p. m,3pm, 50 m,6p ng Oui Council Bluffs st 9:28, 1 5:25 p. . PASSENOER TRAINS. ki B am, B0 @, 1190 8, .5 by 7.0 p. T 70 B B | Daily except Sunday . OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY R. R. e 456 b m LEATE, Mail... COMMERCIAL, Omaha Wholesale Markets. Obama, August 16, 1880 BUTTER AND EGGS. Choostable. . = 1 glée Packers lots e, Fresh eggs, per doz. 2’y Honey Z] i 2 3@9 10 10 1 10 10 5 9 Extra choice and very bright... 50 Bright Table Drips. . 5 New Orleans Mollasses 50 Market advancing, [ Rio, prime to choice i Rio'good to prime c Rio fair to good 0ld Prunes Currants,choice new. Black Berries Raspberries 4 te Peaches. .. it Lake Peacher. California Peachee. .. 5" Oysters, 2 Ib caus, ¥ case. . do . do’ 11b can,per case. . LightWeight Oysters 2 1b ¥ case Salmon, 1 b, ¥ dozen do " P donen s ‘omatoes,? Ib, ¥ ca b “ 3, ¥ case Stagdard Peaches, $ T, & case. , ¥ case. Raspberries, 2 b, ¥ case. Blackberri Gorn, 2 Ih. case. Apples, Gal, ¥ doz, Narrow Fat' Ve String Beans, 2 1b, per case. RIES. 253 5Sefont 3 2 2 1 2 2 3 4 3 3 2 3 3 4 2 £3388355345 Nutmegs. . Pepper - Allspice Clov: Cossia. Tiope Candl Greenwich Lye,per| Beans,per bushel. Cheese full cream el Rheama GLASS, % badly that 2 vt 1 Window Glass, 60 per cent, dis L e aaen Count off list. - HARDWARE. o e ditrgeing e recommesting | Common bar. 3 iniiarly aflcted. | oo b 2 iies. o ey | Norway nail rod.. 9 thm i o be caret: 3 y0u cantot get themm 6 STEEL, Your Dragset, by romitting s $5.00 we wi 9 ooy 51 e “Rhoumatic Cure, or 18 ) D = k] 2 i Rivay, Leve s sta s Awning stripes. . Lewiston, A Hamilton - 320 00 50 22 00 20 00 Sheeting, dressed, No. 2 20 00 e e, No. 2.. 19 00 Common boards, dressed 22 00 Astock B c R Common stock . No. 1 flooring. No.2 No. 3 Yellow pine fi Pl ) STRIPES, STOCK BOARDS, ip Iap, ain ehi R Y No. 2 G # beaded, 6 in., No. 1 00 e & i X S oy g 40 00 “ 35 00 Corrugated cealing, 50 00 A star (best) shing] 4 375 No, 2 “ 5 300 No.3 “ 5 250 3 400 . 5 1% “buik, per b . ty Cement, bbi . .. 250 Towa plaster, bbl 250 Michiigan plaster, bi1 275 Hair, per bu . ] Twered felt, 100 1 300 Straw board, * 400 attons, per 100 ft. lin 1 95 Well curbing 30 00 Rough 4, and 2 in., in batts, per 190 ft. lin. ... 3 50 Cedar halves, 13 e 3 16 * Quarter § i 16 Oalk, dx4 30 0“ "'(xti e 0 3 casipg, B3 and 6 in., per 100 £ i o 3 00 Oalk plank and 40 00 Clear poplar . 50 00 Black Walnut. 100 00 FLIDES, Geeen hides, per b 3 Greon cured hides 7 ory hidea. ... . 1517 ry salted hides 10a12 Sheep Pelts, 3 254l 50 Tallow..... 5 I Hish SIQUORS, WINES, ETC. igh wines, per gal 03 Aleohl, 180 per cent 210 ren.h spirits, proof, 118 Marsball's bourbon wh 12 Miller's boturbonwhis 125 Braudy, very fine, per & 2 00a8 00 common to fine 150 Gin, 100 per cent. 150 *” Holland, 90 per cent. 135 1 50a3 00 200 150 “ per case. 750 “ “ per 100 cases 7 00 Champagnes, pints in baskets. 2 00 Domestic champaigne 22 00 Port wine, per case. 1 5043 00 Sherries, 1 5013 00 Ales, Edinbu 275 ““ Bass & Co.’s. 225 Guinness Dublin stout 23 LEATHER. Best slaughter sole. 32 Best onk 1 French Kipi 11021 40 French calf, leading brands 1 50a2 10 Domestic kips . 5 Toal 10 Dowestic calfs. Fomlock upper, per fcot Oak upper, per foot Grain,uppee per fos Linings, per doz . Toppings, per dox Morrocee (bootleg " ol dresse No. 1 hemlock No. 2 Hemlock e 3 COAL-RETAIL, Anthracite. ... . 5 10 50 Blossburg. 5 12 00 ‘Wyoming 5 Oskaloosa Towa nr'g ‘White Bre: ‘an Honest Medicine ¥ree of Charge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly as Dr. Kixe's New Discovexy for Consumption, Coughs, Colde, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, loss of voice, ete. This med- icino does positively cure, and that whers _everything else has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as havo already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma and Bromchitis it is a perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- est time possible. We say by al “ncans give it a trial. Trial bottles free. Regular size $1.00. For sale by 8(1)ly J. K. ISH, Omaha, Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- od Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod In every case or money re fanded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. CHICAGO SHOT TOWER C(O. STANDARD SHOT P Q) BE SURE TO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. E, W, BLATCHFORD & CO. ‘Manufacturess of Lead Pij BIoCk i, Pz aad CRUERS SOLICITED. Sheetand Bar Lead, older, Licseed Oil TORORTH SUNTON 8T m&w' Dubuque secures sa oil mill with capital stock of $50,000. G. W. Younz, of Cherckee, has Dought a flock of 2500 sheep. Algona cheess sells in carload lots at 10} cents delivered on track. Hog cholera is_plaging havoe with the pork crop in Franklin county. The Catholics of the state have con- tributed §22,411.58 to the Irish relief fund. Manchester shipped during the month of July 256,030 pounds of but- ta A portion of the machinery for the new tlax mill st Algona jis on the ground. The Marshalltown canning works put up as high as 16,000 cans of corn a day. The first wheat of the new crop of- fered in Dubuque sold for 84 cents per bashel. Waterloo parties take $30,000 stock in a 200,000 glucoso factory for that location. There are now 164 children in the asylum for foeble-minded children at Glenwood. During the coming winter Sinclair & Co. of Cedar Rapids intend killing 8,000 hogs a day. The Ottumwa summer packing house Is now killing an ayerago of 2000 hogs a week. The corner stone of a new German Catholic church will bo laid in Da- buque on the 15th. There is more sorghum growing in the northern counties this year than for many yeara past. The new mitls at Lyons will necessi- tate making homes for from fifty to seventy more families. The corn crop along the Des Moines valley road, from Keokuk west, is suffering terribly for want of rain. Ttis very probable that the expo- sition building at Des Moines will be changed into & hotel and six stores. The potato crop will not be large in Clay coanty this year, but what they do haye will be of a superior quality. The apple erop in Dubuque county is the largeat ever known there. Trees are breaking beneath their weight of fruit. Chariot racing, balloon ascensions and a 10-mile horse race for ladies on- ly, are among the novel attractions offered at the state fair. A coftin factory is Muscetine's latest. enterprise. The stock has all been pledged. Thisis the only factory of the kind west of Indiana. The Tanner foolishness is bearing fruit. AnJowa man, making head- quarters at Keokuk, proposes to fast 45 days on beerand water. The Shugart implement company has been organized at Council Bluffs, with a paid up capital of $25,000. The company_will put up a three-story brick building. Storm Lake has three first class ele- vators all in readiness to recoive and ship the enormous crops which have been raised and harves ed in Buena Vista county. It is estimated that 25,000 acres of flax were raised in Story county this year. The yield has averaged eight bushels to the acre, and the value of the crop is not less than $200,000. The warden of Fort Madison peni- teniiary reports 396 convicts on the roll July 31. Four were received and twenty-four discharged during the month. Receipts over expenditures, same time, $1,587.63. Cedar Rapids is to have & new opera house—to be the finest in the west, In size it is to be 65 by 150 feet and 80 feet high, It will cost, completed, something over §175,000. It is to be built as a private speculation. The Vinton canning factory has started up with 300 acres of corn and 100 acres of tomatoes already con- tracted. Five hundred and fifty thou- sand cans are ready to be filled, and more are being mado. The other night a lady got off the midnight train at Pacific Junction and startled the lone depot agent by de- manding the immediate presence of & woman or two. He took In the situa- tion at a glance, and didn’t get the re- quired help thers any too soon. It was a boy, and a dispatch notified the lady’s friends of the accident. 1I. B. Carter, whose home is in El- kader, has a farm of nearly 3000 acres in Lyon county, 2000 acres of which are under cultivation. His present crop embraces 35 acres of flax, 60 acres of rye, 140 acces of barley, 300 acres of corn, 250 acres of oats, and 1400 acres of wheat. A week ago the lat- ter was being cut at the rate of 100 acres per day, or as fast as_twenty teams, thirty men, three headers and three self-binders could doit. The yield is cstimated at 15 bushels per acre, and would give a total of 21,000 bushels. John E. Metcalf of Buena Vista county, is to Towa what Dalrymgle is to Dakota. He owns 5,000 acres of land, and manages a farm of 1,440 acres, He has under cultivation 450 acres of corn, 353 flax, 200 wheat, 270 oats, 80 barley, 70 tame grass. He has sufficient hay and corn to feed 1,000 head of cattle. There are ten wells in the hog and cattle pasture. During the past two years Mr. Met- calf has fed 50,000 bushels of corn to stock. Since March 15, 1879, he has 801d cattle and hogs to the amount of $32,000. i SEVERE TRIAL. AX OLD MAN WHO BIT THE ARMS OF HIS DAUGHTER'S SUITORS. Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette. A marriage has just occurred in high colored life near this city, from which & heavy law.suit is likely to follow. Old Edmon@ Skaty, whose “‘ole mars” was a_confederate senator during the war, lives down the river. He owns several hundred acres of rich bottom land, with plenty of mules and farming implements. ~Thus situ ated he drew around his home an air of refinement which his neighbors could not hope to rival. Old Ed. has only one child, & magoificent daughter, whose complexion in the depth of its extreme blacknass sug- gested the often quote stack of dark felines. Like the daughters of all rich men, Zoda attracted sttention. She could dance the twist heel waltz with a charming grace, or could wring off an old rooster’s head with an acceler- ation that the chicken could never hope to understand. Suitors eame ftom all directions The *‘yaller man” with the striped pants, and the black man with duck trousers were devoted toher. Old Ed. knew that money was the loadstone that attracted the needle of admiration, and having s complete understanding with the gir], he would, upon his arrival of suitor, stand him at ease by sayin, “Pufectly welcome, sab, pufectly; butafore yer begin dis race, jes let me tell yer to make yer ‘rangementh wid me. T'se administrator of dat {'s afections, an’ what Teays is do iaw 80’ de gospe] wid her," Th suitor wouly of gowies wires, the “saller man,” encouraged. “Yer know dat dars agwine to be a heap ob pain an’ trouble fur de mar- ried people ob dis worl!" “Yes, eah.” ““Ia dat 'vent a1l must be willin’ ter stan’ de sorted out shere. Lemmo take a holt ob yer arm wid my ter. I yer can stan’ de pain wid out winkin' de galan’ dis whole farm ehall be yous ‘I knows It is, but hits a mighty tough trial fur a man ter gin up all ob his wealth.” i “Dats a fac] Fix yer mouf, ole man. What kine’ ob teef is yor got! De ball-hended Moses, man, you'se got tushes like a yallergater!” The “‘yaller man” handed an arm to old Ed. The heartless old fellow took it between his teeth and closed down, The yaller man yelled so loud that the ferryman, living cn the opposite bank of the river answered, and brought his boat over. “Go on away,” the old mar, “Yer can't stan no pain. T wouldn't lower my daughter to marry such a pusson.” The ‘“‘yaller man” left. Tke black mau came and was tried, but all were unable to stand the pressure of the old man’s jaws. Finally 3 ““democrat nigger” from Little Rock went down. The same proposition was made and accepted. “Ef yer think dat yer canlstan’ de pressure yer can try,” said old Ed., “‘but T'll be dinged if yer don’t wish yer'd nebber had seed me.” “Tam willing,” said the democrat nigger. “I have been a teacher in the public schools, and can stand any- thing. But first wo must draw up papers.”’ ‘‘Dat’s all right,” replied Ed. “We'so done dot afore an’ hit did not skere me.” The papers were drawn up and aworn to before a justice of the peace. The farm and girl were to bo the democrat nigger's property in case of his success. The day was appointed. All parties were on time. Old Ed. had led his teeth until they were as sharp as the knives of an oat-cutter. “4Is yer ready?” asked the old man. “Perfectly,” asked the democrat nigger. “I wants yer all to bar witness,” re- marked Ed._to acrowd that had gath- ered around. “Now watch de man took the man's arm between his teeth and closed down on it. Not a muscle of the democrat nizeer’s face moved. The old man opened his mouth and closed down again. The face of the democrat nigger was as sg- renc as though the sunshine of a glo- rious future fell upon it. ““Take de farm an’ de gal,” said the old man. “You'se de boss of dis country.” The wedding was solemnized that night. After tho guests were gone, old Ed. approached his son-in-law and asked if he did not want some lin- iment to put on hisarm. The son- in-law did not. ““Lemmy sce whar I bityer.” The democrat nigger pulled off his glove and rolled up his sleeve, the old man grabbed at a gun in the cor er, and the young man flew. His arms were made of cork. ‘Able lawyers have been employed, and the suit, as statad in the begi ning of this article, is likely to bea heavy one. Call for Republican County Conyen- tion. A republican county convention for Douglas count, consisting of seven dele- gates from each city ward, and three del- gates from each country precinct, will be held at the_court house, in the city of Omaha, on Saturday, August 28, 1850, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of nom- inating candidates for the tollowing of- fices: Two senators; eight members of the house of representatives; one county coni- missioner; also seventeen delegates to rep- resent Douglas county in_convention to nominate a float senator for the Sixth s atorial district; also seventeen delegates s county in convention sey for the Third judici eventeen del- egates to represent Douglas county in the state convention to be held at Lincoln, September 1, 1880 rimary_elections for the pur choosing " delegates to the com tion to b held o the various w city of Omaha, on Thursd 1880, between the hours of P. m., and in the country prec same day between the hoursof 9 p. m., the place of helding primaries in the various wards and precincts are as fol- ows: First Ward—Parr's drug store, corner of Tenth and Howard streets. Second Ward—Engine house No, 3, Six- eenth street. . Tnird_ Ward—Rosenfeld’s commission house, Donglas street. 5 i Fourth Ward—At the sheriff's office in court honse. Fifth Ward—Cass street school house, Sixth Ward— Chicago Pre house. Douglas—C: Elkhorn—F, nct — Burney's school dy’s school house, o school house, i alley—B, C. White's store, Val- ey Station. ‘Saratoga—Sarotoga school honse, Union—Irvington school house. West Omaha—School house No, 46. The primary elections to_be heid under and in accordancs to the folloving rules adopted by the Douglas country central committee, at_» meeting held iu the city of Umaha, on Saturday, July 31, 1850: First, No person shall be permitted to vote unless his name shall appear on the registered list of republican voters for the ward or vrecinct in whit i Second, Every repul county who shall be eligible to vote at the next general election shall be entitled to registration under such regulations as the executive committee may hereatter pre- seribe. Third. The lists of registered_ republi- can voters of each ward and precinct shall be published in one or more papers for gen- eral information_aud correction within one week before the day set for the pri- mary election, and a cortified copy of the carrected_registration lists of ward and precinct shall be posted at the place designated for holding primary elections hree days beforo the prisary elestion Fourth. No additions shall be made to avy registration list after it hias been pos ed; but if any person whoss name appea on the registry list, is disqualified by non- residence_or any other cause, and notice to that effect is served upon the chairman of the county committee after registration has closed, the name of such party shall be laced on’ the black list and his vote shall rejected by the judges. Fifth. The exective committee shall appoint one supervisor, two_judges, and one clerk of election for each ward; and one supervisor, one judge and one clerk for each precinct, and establish such *regula- tions for the canvass of returns and pre- vention of repeating and other frauds, that may be deemed necessary. Sixth. The certified returns from each ward and precinct, together with the bal- lots, poll-lists, tally-sheets and the regis- tration lists, properly sealed, shall be de- livered to the secretary of the county com- mittee within thirty-six hours after the primary election has been held, and thess returns shall be by him opened in the pres- ence of the executive committee on the 8th day of August, st10s. m. Tho ex- ecutive committee shall examine thess re- furns, and in public session award creden- tials to each delegate, or. upon bis order, okt ey, " . 4. 8. McCousicg, Chairma, Rineox igow, Barstary, Purely Vegetable, contalning those Southern Roots and Herbs, wiich an all-wise Providence has placed In Comntricswhers Liver Diseacs woet provi. 1 will cure all Diseases by rangen the Live d mmevt’uw D PTOMS of Liver Complaint are a Ditter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the Back, Sides or Joints,often mistaken forRheuma- Sr Bowels St Loss of Memory, with a painfal sensation of having fail e to do'something which ought to have been dono Debility, Low Spirits, a _thick yellow ap- pearance of tho skin and y Cough of. ten mistaken fur Consump Sometimes many the disease, at, Targest or, symptoms attend t the Liver, the the ‘seat alated in time,grest diveane of thaLiver, 1 Simmons Master Strict, iladelpnia, e RO teted e srtuen, oo 'nnlx:.)un ls.mh.,}le.‘u‘ia ’ s remedy for saist it hut the Re cared us."E, Macon, MANUPACTURED ONLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO., IILADELPHIA, PA. Price. $1.00° Suid by all Dr . 812 day at hotmo eastly mavle. Costly houtht frec. Addros Trunf SOLD BY ALL DRUGC IRON TURBINE WIND EHGINE Ma FACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hundrods in use in Towa and by Dealers in nearly every county. This cut represents onr Buckeye Force Pump which is particulariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as 1t works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not freeze up in the cold- est weather. Send for price list W. H. RAYNER, Westorn Ag't, Omah: LEGAL NOTICE. West & Fritcher, plaintiffs, azainst E.T. Weisnt, defendant, Before Charles Br. i1%evm3 Jawxs B FOWLER & SCOTT, ARGHITEGTS. Desi ns for buildings of suy description Mee. Wo b designiag ai and residen ‘on short. notice. NION BLOCK. OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. OxAma, August Tho partnerahip heretofore cxiati NOTICE b, 1880, batween Sol, Gressman and Jake the city of Omaha snd State of linder th firm mame of Greesman & disioled by m berste nwil and No. 1219 ka who s also labilitics of the e stein, All patrons o herehy solicited to give their futnre patronage to our successor, Mr. Jacke Silberstetn, who will do his ntmost to picas: and satisfy customers. SoL. G STETT CELEBRATED . Defensive Medication I8 2 precaution wh ch should never be neglect- ©d when danger is present, and thereforss course of the Bitters at this aéason is particular- 1y desirable, especially for the fee 1o and sickly. As a remedy for biliousnoss, dyepepsia, nervou complauts, there i+ nothing ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Banks, near LOUISVIL] ¥, NEB., has now ready at the depot at Louisville, on the B. & M. railroad, WEITEH BRICE to £ill any order at reasonable prioes. Par. ties desiring @ white front or ormamental brick willdo well to give s a call or send for sataple. 4.7 A. BODVEL, Prog,, Telaciiia Hal CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE and all polnts EAST aad NORTH. T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUPBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD THE WEST. Itia the ONLY ROAD between COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which fs run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addition to thessand to please all classes of travelers, It glves FIRST-CLASS MEALS at it EATING STATIONS a¢ 50 cents each. ITS TRACK IS STEEL RAILS | ITS COACHES ARE THE FINEST! ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS 3 ySu wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tons sou will buy_your ticket by this Ro SAAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. Cor. 14th, DENVER 0l nion Paciic Ticket Office. FRANCISCO OFFICE— Street., For information, fold able at Home Ticket agent of the Compar, or KARVIN UCHITT, W. H. STENNITT, Gea'l Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agent, CHICAGO, ILL. JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Omaha & Counctl Bluffs. RT LINE 1880. K.©.,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R, I8 the only Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST. No change of cars between Omahs and but one betswoen Omaha as SIX DAILY PASSE.\'GER‘ TRAINS REAGHING ALL Eastern & Western Cities Wth less chargos and fn advance of other linee. T enire ine s quipoed with Pullmau's Palace Day Coach- atform and the celobrated ir-Brake. Sieeping Ca CKET READSTY andE B £ Via Kansaa City, &2 Conncil Jos: Bluffs I K...via . G St Joseph, Mo W. €. SEACHKIST, Ticket Street, betwsen Famham and on. Blotk, Omahs, ARNARD, nt. Omah: 10UX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Rehable Siowr City Route ! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And al! pointatn Northern Iows, Minnesota and Dakota. This ine is equipped with the Im- proved Westinghouse Automatic Air Brakesand Miller Piatform Coupler and Buffer. Aad for SPE*D, SAFETY AND COMFORT amed. Elogant Drawing Room and Sleaping Cars,owned and coatroll-d by the co un Through With ut Chango _between Pacific Transfer Depot, Council Blufls, Paul. Trains leave the Union Pacific unci Blate, st 6116 . s Teaching Stoax City at 1020 p. s and S0 Bu ST, m, making 7#TEN HOURS 1v Apvaxc axy Oruer Route. Returnmg, leavo St. Paul at 5: riviag at Siowx CIt A . C. HILLS, Euporintendent, Missourl Valley, lows, P. E. KOBINSON, As't Gen'] Pass. Agent. J.'H. O'BRYAN, Southweatern Freight and Passengor Agent, t Council Biuffs THROUCH TO CHICACO. Without Change of Cars! THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (UINCY RAITLROAD. With Smocth ard Perfect Track, Elegan: Pas- senger Ccaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS travel uver it, w0 be the Best At Best Managed Koud in the PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGD, Aul Points East, North and Northwest. Passongers by thi te have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, ‘And the Advantage of Six Duily Lines of Palaco Sleping Cars from Chicago to nt Safety Coulers, the most Perfect, Fro- ‘Against Ac in the world. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING AND DININC CARS ‘Are runon th eBuriington Ko acerning Routes, Rates, ims will be cheerfully given by Y. Gen. Westn P: Pl ral Agect, Omaha. if ¥, DUEL, teptdt Ricket Agent, Omaia. AYER'S CHERRY PECTOKAL For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron- chitis, Asthma and Consumption. Tho tow_ compon o mankin about { rty years, by a long continued marvelous cures, that have won for it a confidence in ita virtues, never eualled by ectual cures for Coughs, Colds, ther medicine. ‘omaumptio 1. Indead, t that can be made by medical Cuzry Prctoras has re lly robbed theso da Kerous aiscases of their terrors Lo great exte and giving a feeling of immunics from their fat- Al effects, that is well founded if the remedy be takin in season. Every family should have it in their ¢ oset for the ready and prompt relief of ita e Sickness, suffering and_even lifo s #aved by this timely protection. The prudent should not neglect it, and the Keep it by y0u for the protection it aflords by its timely uso in sudden attacks. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO.. LOWELL, MASS. Practical and Analytical Chemists SOLD EYALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS 1IN MEDICINE. IVIL, MECHANICAL, AND MISING EN GINEEKING at the Repseelaer Polytechnia 7, N. Y._The oldest enginering Asgerlea. Next term begins Septe 10) 4 GHEE: AVIV o will nat. | e ; THE GREAT APPETIZER---SURE GURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONC TION, and all Dice Put up in Quart Size Bottles, gi any article in CAYTION only MEDICAT Extract from Report of the Co TREASURY DE Messrs. LAWRENCE & MARTIY, 1111 Madison Gxuewsy: This compon i the B LSAM OF T s Respecttully (Signes RENGE & MARTIN, ¥ LAW Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhers HI IS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- 1ROAT and LUNGS. ¥ £ 4 TOLY ROCK and RYE 3 dences ving More for the money than the market. ioner of Internal Revenue: OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ) 10, D, ¢, Junuary 20, 1560, B o sufficient quant . Claseed a8 MEDICINAL . rendering able to pay special GREEN. B. RAUM, Commis=ioner Proprietors, Chicago, lls. WHO 1S UNACQUAIN EE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, YNECTING LINK with Pull- | b way duily | Thronghcars Eon and Kaneas CIt Theo, 5 i atn ‘Fieket Agents n the & For Tnformation not b AL KIMBALL, Geu'l Superintendent. ROCK ISLAN TEDWITH THE CEOCRARUY D< [HIS COUNTRY, Wike THAT TH —— D & PACIFIC R. R. HulSdou "LNE A § s with all diversie~ lines 8 eLS NS wes HegaTs, with . o @9 et dowa & D& D - BT T NaG] T T Y iiral Towa K. 6 S L. & Fac A KEOK UK. wit & Pac. an CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. And evorything I}mxtaiuiug to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OHAS SHIVERIOK #p % mon th mst 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. Improved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR MANUFAGTUhEb BY P. P.MAST &C0., SPRiHGFlELD, 1880. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron team Waiking Cultivator, with or without The New Force Fe Buckeve rngs. Prill, one or two Horse Style. Enquire for them at the best dealers. F H. PUGH, G 744 CURES RHEUMATISW. CURES COUGHS and coLDs CURES RHEUMATISY, CUR DS S COUGHS and CURES SORE THROAT. CURES DYPTHERIA. CURFS LAM BACK and *TIFF JOINTS URES LAMR BACK, and STIFF JOINTS CURESB! (NS, CUTS and BRUISES, CURES B RNS, CUTS nad BRUISES, Neb n Agent, Umaha NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphreys' &= == .'.’f putrerr, Homeopathictris” 2 ific No. 28- viai or & wtaco REY'S York. Wpisdandp rtords BUMPH ivis DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN LAS PEXMANKNTLY LOCATED HIS MED« ICAL OFFICE, roet, OMAHA, VEBRASKA servicos in all departments o surgery, both