Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1881, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE OMAHA 516 Parnhawm, bet. 9¢h and 10tk Streats TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, ART EMPORIUNS 1 opy 1 year, o advance postpald).... 480 | J. U. ROSES Art Emporium, 1516 Dolge Smouthe 7 <« e, 00 | Street, Steel Ex wis Ol P iy Chromos. 2 monthe W 290 | Faner Prames, Framiteas o peiom: J. BONNER, 1802 Douglas 8t. Good Styles. ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE. JOBN L. MoCAGUE, office, W. B. BARTLETT, 817 South 13th Street. ARGHITECTS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. { " HAPPY HOLDERS. The Lucky List in the Second Premium _Distribution to The Weekly Bee, The Threshing Machine Will : Wake the Echoes in . Waco JAMES DiVINE & CO., | Fine Boots and Shoes A good assortment of | oo work o hands .1 <. 1lam, Tip w, THOS BB!CT\S‘_ o T JOHN FORTUNATUS,) Lincoln, 1210 p,. ) A m. 5 9D 1605 10th St., mssulactures tc order good work 3 "1y X e prices, Repairiog doas. for Biztes Tows leave but onoe s | mrzemms— o BED SPRINGS- ™ open from 1 to 1 p. m. Sundags. A T. LARGE, Jr., Koou 2, Creighton Block, | While Douglas County Takes DUFRENE®! . ARCHTITECTS, the Farm. * Room 14, Creigton Block, BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘The second annual premium distribution of THE OmaEA BEE took rlace Tuesday afternoon at THE BEE office, in the pres- ence of two hundred subscribers of this ! Revolver A McKinnsz, Holland, Neb. Mrs J G Boveredge, South Creek, Neb. F_ W Jerry, Stanton, Neb. M Strasser, Duncan Nnh'. F L Stoser, Ft. Omaha, Neb. L O Farrington, North l’l.ltu,.Nnb. ¥ M Youngses, Rock Bluffs, Neb. Kilgore, Indianola, Neb. et silv. r-plated Table Spoons, to: ‘BiAdleman, Hastings, Neb. George Landon, Williston, Vt. JIno. F Newhall, Dry Creek, Neb. C M Bownre, Luelia, Neb. Tacob fof‘bm-] Neb. Mike Dee, Omaba, o R W Stowell; Prairie Star, Neb. J Babbet, balem, Neb. ‘A Crabtres, Indianols, Neb. Gald-plate VestChain to: W R Horn, Western Gollege, Towa. H A Burton, Cowles, Neb. Tim Deegav, Buchaw, Neb. G # Johnson, North Lup, Neb. Louis Lighe, Weeping Water, Neb. Ao ltoge s Sarpy Centze Neb. G W Deaver, Malvern, Ia. J Lack, Cedar Valley, Neb. H G Grant, Edgar, Geo, G Suide, Papillion, Neb. | Set Silver-plated Forks to journal. The subscribers took the matter | in their own hands and choose the follow. | J M Eby, Bellevae, Neb CN Perdalen, Mead, Neb. Edward March, Humphrey, Neb. ‘Arthur E Holden, Bardolph, TIl Coart, where the mothor claim phan od that Berrill had deserted hor | daughter, and that, under the act of 18;6“, he was not entitled the estate. Failing in proof of s de- sertlon, her counsel produced au as. signment of all the right, title and intereat of Berrill in the estate made to Mrs Benner. This it was claimed by W. Horace Hepburn, counsel for Berrlll, had been obtatned by fraud, and in proff thereof he submitted the following letter written to his client by H. B. Dickinson, s Norrlstown at- torney. Norristows, March 9, '80, Mr, Georgo R, Berrell: Deak Sie—T send Mr. H. H. Ben- ner with the assignment for you to sign. As Jecob Hause got ahesd of us in Philadelphis, tais T want you to sign and execute at once, In order that the legal status of Ella should be de- termined. We will not be abls for some time to get any money, but if we can get any, this is the only way it can be got. You do not want him to* clear up everything, although there s more debts than cash on hand can pay, to Inherit | 45 Yearsbeforc the Publie. THE GENUINE | DR.C.McLANE'S LIVER PILLS are not recommended as a remedy * for all the ills that flesh i€heir to,” but in affections of the Liver, and in all Bilions Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick He: acho, or dissases of that character, they stand without a rival ACUE AND FEVER. No better cathsrtic can be used pre paratory to, or after taking quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuinc are never sugar-coated. Each box has 2 red-wax seal on the lid, with the impression, McCLANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa- tures of ©. McLax and Frextxa Bros. 29 Insist upon haviug the genuine Dr. C. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, pre- pared b FLENING BROS., Pittsbargh, Pa., | 1 the market being full of imitations of the name MeLane, spelled differently, but same pronunciation. FRITSCH’S PRUSSIAN Cough Syrup THE LATEST VICTORY OF MEDICAL SGIENCE. The only existing remedy for every spe. cles of Acute or Chronic Disease of the Organs of Respiration, and an absolate SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION ! HIS all-powerful vegetable prepara- T tion ey Batrom the Fangsand it pas- sages, the mucus and muco-pus produced by primonary inflammation, heale the membranes, and’ renovates §iery organ which utiilzes the breath of e, It contains no stupefying poison, Andis In all respects & Realthial swedl: The rapidity and certainty with APPETIZER---SUR THE GREAT . E CURE TSONAS %, HALL Posimter. | LF LABRIMER, Vunuta ture, Vieschew DI, | ing committee who conducted the drawing: | Athur E Holdep, Bardolphy e T et i For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUM®- - 'BODKS, NEWS AND STATIONESY Messrs. J. R. Moore and Wiley Taylor, | _F Sterpofa!, Crowell, Neb. H. B Dioxissox. ANNIHILATES A COUGH TION, and all Diseases of the THROAT I R Ad_ Deparars of| , 0 s oy o | St A CONSUMPTION, COUCHS, . INMILATES A ooush 223 1l Dlsase o the THROAT and LUNGS . s = 5 of Union precinct, Douglas county; Jobn | “°A Frunk, Humboldt, Neb. Mr. Hepburn said that the state- Colds, Asthma, Croup, ‘the mere symptoms of pulmonary dis- | The most scceptable proparation fn the known world. By adding to TOLU ROCK and RYE frste Trains —e N e e K o ments made in the letter wers en- g s ase and discharges the oause from the | Liemon Juice, you hav#aa exellent Appetizer wnd Tonic, for sencre! and family ase. Th CARIAGES AND ROAD WACONS Py county: | Noyes Feed Millto | 0 tiroly false, wnd the assigumont hai | A1l dlseases of the Tnroat, Lungs,and | system, Free aid painiess sxpectora: | Inmente nd inruiing saes v the »aiaeson tario e ecered ol ses the bk’ e USION raCIN i, WAL SNYDEK, No. 1319 4th and Darmey 8t | John Knight, of Washington county, and | 1t N N R Tows, hmy .h se, an e hlB o l‘t Pulmonary Organs-t on ts the mode by which it relieves the | of it virtuce and ww?fig,' _ i e e el o s S D i L) I USE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS R o o Lo e aens | Put up in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. . Pools, of Pottawattamic county, Tows. FRTLOMIR S0 ) w0y roprassitations, Bamel il fact, be- | o) ) Ens | UING BALSAM, | Smte e e e e et e €any article in the market. ANDREW ROSUWATEL, 1510 Faruham St | Thg following is & list of the principal | W H James, Table Rock, Neb. loving that he was merely subscrib. * | foro they reach the more dangerous " DQIVF BE DECEIVED by wnprincipled dealers who try to palm off TowaSurrers, ersge Sy BEit il Set of Gold Jewelry to ing to s renounc:ment to M. stages. The emaciated sutferer CATTION, =<2 2% DECEIED by unprincipied desers 2o try o pam off o S Parker, Carleton, Neb. M Kennedy, Courtland, N. Y. R C Smith, Browaville, Neb. Benner of his right to administer, so only WELICZTED article made, tie GENUINE naving s GCVERNM that both of them would not have to BATTLING FOR LIFE STAMP on each bot 5977 J. L Case threshing machins, J.R. | Taylor, Waco, Neb, ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS. PSR R ; Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Ravenue: cdge Stret. : to this clty to attend to th Tante wiT BRAR Tt Braia Cour SOUNGL WIIAAS, 1814 Dedge : 7112 Grand Piano, P. Terp, Fairbury, i Neb. come to this clty toal to the nec- mate w! 's g e ‘xcopted. | D. B. BEEMEK, For details sec large Advertise Nebik - T D AN Weeting: Waiar, N ensary logal busineas. ln view of the STATR, B Pptend Ly and win -';om;fi: TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENU | CHICAGO,BOF K ISLAND & PACIFIC. in Dail and Weakls. 59 ffififld“{\‘ Jnm Clsus Shumann, Gold Band Ring to s fact that there lppe‘l\'ld such grave great me Shrhet e e s :;‘--m;-. D. C., January 26, 1580, i ' = , Nel E E Moobury, Pleasant Hill, Neb. t > ossrs. , 1111 Madison St., Chicago, - GIGARS AND TOBAGGD 401 MeCormhick arvester, M. M. Stover, b 3 Mg Weamnt T dbid ahout toesstinptd ahdlhe CASES NOW'ON RECORD o nd. in $he dpinton o thi offce, wonid have s suffclent quantitys B e B 3oL, el e yoma wvold further logel _complications e o e iy tered with | 0 ‘whisky 1od thagrap consitats an msislon s e ST e e st 2 U ST « |conusel on both sides sgreed. to oty oF Tunlady which witects the Re- | paent. ' * Couponmad foring o ihe formols 1t maf piopert e Saacet a3 REBICRN AL 20 =t | 4480 Grand organ, W N Bowmao. Wal G F Huatisigton, Oskile, Neb. divide the entire estate be:ween the i e AR sinount ot mecd | ERNES I‘?“m“m"h: e Dot e ety i whes oo diespol g 14 T nut, Towa. o1 Muslin to: . - tax as i deal comuce woRKs, |50 S ar isey, 7 Roberts, Amboy, . P oo, Grandiom: Neb Tate ot tho 320,006, Bor e oo wemenec WE THOUSAND "foin Respaitlly, (Sgoal) GREEN. B. BAUM, Commisstonor estern Cornice Works, Muatacturers Tron [ Neb. loms s rosent date, andyet the pre; - - BTSN o kBB O0 | sot Fo ton el D 3 MoLangttn | Jont U S VY romalnna mystry,alibough ovey of : e T OR & AR S ecs Ol any y s rom: tly executed in the Waterloo, Neb. i Bdgerton. Guide ! N ort has been madento discover who ¢ ont. qhe, ETeat ot ou ST S, Y i 8 vt | RRCHERENE, | b, i S 2| [ fhe Best and Most | sai i w i |8old by DRUGGISTS GROGERS wnd DEALERS everywhre Galvanized Lron Cor dowcaps, etc. ou enc eb. 2 { M M Martin, Randolph, Wis. positively known that it hss an exis:- P . are useless; for unless the causes of the anufac, ut up fo any part of the | 192 Parl , John A Whitehesd, | W E N Jeb: acrid secretions which are coughed up ITIS A COMPAXT. ey e 22 B o i J5 Noamn, Qb Nty o, Toem a o mo Skl | AZFEC0DNE Prepirafion| it i A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE e e | 1350 Caldwell wagon, Eli C Wingerd, | E G Budlog, Wheatlsnd, Neb, ause, the second husband, has not e e el a N Te CROCKERY. Spellville, Towa. | J H Pahlman. Johnson, Neb. placed It In_hiding, and, in fact, he @ P m. 2 Dally Excopt Sundsys. © &M, B.R. i NEBRASKA did not profit at all by the marriage. Efforts to_solve the problem are still being made, ond thero is a strong lkelihood that the money will be found in the World For Constipation, Biliousness, Headache, Torpid Liver, Hem- orrhoids, Indisposition, and all Disorders arisipg from an ob- structed state of the system, 6139 Mitchell, Lews & Co. wagon, P Boulden, Western, Towa. | 885 Brown's planter, Nathan Starky, Stockham, Nel 483 American grinding mill, Lucian Coeur, Nemaha, Neb. Geo: Cane, Kemma, Neb. GO Cook, Hendrix, Ne ¥ C Ghost, Cedar Biuffs, Neb. J Kams, Edmond, Kss. W Chillcote, Crete, Neb. Daniel Elliot, E Havover, Penn, J. BONKER, 1809 bouglas St. Good Line. impossible. Fritsch’s Prussian Cough yrap nocomplishes these objects: The mucus and puco-pus which are the con. sequence of Lung Disease, are thrown off it soothes Dy it, while at the same time and invigorates the weakenod tissues. “LIFE FOR THE LUNGS." DENTISTS. DR. PAUL, Williams' “lock, Cor. 15th & Dodge DRUCS, PAINTS AND DILS. @ives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead= BIOUX OITY & ST. PAUL R. B 1000 8w KUEN & 0., Pharmacists, Fine Fancy Goods, Cor, 15th and Deuglas Streets. W.J. WHITEHOUSE, Wholesa'e & Retal, G.C_FIRLD. 3o Cumive Su cpross. DGE DIVISION U. P. R. R. Leave Omaba, dally.—$ &.m, 92 m, 108 m., MWam.ipm,ip. m,3 - foure Oount a5 . . FURNITURE. A. F. GROSS, New and Secend Haud Fornitore and Btoves, 1114 Douglas, E. O, Turgeon Ag't. 3. BONNER, 1809 Douglas St. FENCE OMAHA FENCE C0. 2 Fine Goods, &c. ed loe' Boxes, Iron”an F Leave Omaba:—8a. m.,7 & m., 830 . m., 1| Railings, Countersof Pins and Walnut. T 450 P m, 1295 5. sy e e st Counéil Biufte— €18 . m,, S40n. m., IFLORIST. L0 o w.E:25p, m., 700 p. W, T80 P W) 4 ponaghue, plants, cu flowers, seods, boquets Ry SRR BERSAY ' e, N. W, cor. 16th snd Doaglas Sta. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN vauusym . S TR O PR o . CROCERS. ety Sndars, P | Z STEVENS, 218t between Cuming and Inard. TORRSTE-AT-LAW. 2 HATTERS. GEO. W. HILL, W. L PARROTTE & CO,, it 1506 Douglas Street, Wholessle Exclusively. ATTORNEYAT-LAW., (=== Office on Farnham_street, between 15th and 2O i ey water works, Omaba: Buys and lfl“;?nllhl C“V"DIO‘DH‘:!‘ %fi; — brasitand o Mning proparty in = otorace, for wie. Frowa'a 1ong Tosidence o ARNESS, SADDLES, &C. D e ks G s s L » wawa i LA Te PO &M e - Sok s and profiapis vt | £ ¥ s pardasen: e — HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY. Ladies get yoar Straw, Chip and Felt Hats done HARDWARE. A, HOLMES, corper 16th =nd California. LES POWELL, up st northeast. coraer Seventeenth and Capitol e D, FONELL, 1o ant | e e SV s Tarnbam Sre.. Guoat. = ERAI INTELLICENGE QFFICE. i, SINERAL, MRS LIZZIE DENT, 917 16th Stroot. TIOKNEY AT LAW-—iooms, e - A TR, GiARA. NEE. 5 UNK 2. L. THOWAS, H. BERTHOLD. Racn rnd Wetsla LAMPS AND CLASSWARE. TTORNKEY AT LAW—Loans “‘““’Y‘_’L:W' ——— ‘and salls ves] ostace, Eoom 3, O A. C. TROUP. TTORNEY A7 LAW—Ofo tn Hamcom's Block, wiid MERCHANT TAILORS. G, A. LINDQUES, oo & ernchomy w08 [ G - c ‘arnham OMA pular Merchant Tailors is re. Lt —— TN L P AR e e EXTER L THOMAS e S s s d e L L s | A0 prces Low asever, 215 30 bet. Dovie. & F.r. Amlil‘l' AT LAW.-Oruicxsuans & Hulil — = L3 —e T MNEAT MARKETS. A. ¥. CHADWICK, The Boston Market. Am““ AT LAW_Offior 1604 ¥arnbaot | yOGLE & JESTER, Fresh and Cured Meats, Bir ot — | Game, Fish, Poultry, Etc.. 2020 Cuming Street. M. L. PEl w“‘ MILLINERY. aexits | MBS, C. A, RINGER, Wholosale snd Retall, Faocy Goods In great variety, ZopinTs, Carl Boards, Hosiers, gloves, corsets, apes House In the West. save 80 par Furchase cont,_ Order by Muil_115 Fifieenth 1, PHYSICIANS AND SURCEONS. W.S. GIBES, M. D., Room No.4, Creighton Block, 16th Strect P. 8. LEISENRIN A®-Patents Prooweed. % . moraRy rosuo. v O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Low, OFFIOE-Uniou Biock,Fiftesuth and Paraham D S. BENTOR, C.D. HART, ¥.D, opp. posteflice ATTORNEY AT LAW. DR. LB GRADDY, ARBAGH BLOCK. COR. DOUG. & 16TH ST8. [ Oculist and Aurist, 16th sod Douglas Streets. OMAHA, NEB. C—————— W. J. Connell, Attorney-at-Law. : isteenth Siret Ofow —Trout rouus, gp siainy i Hunsoms Money Rerunded. e e PLUMBING AND GAS FIXTURES: D, FITZPATRICK, 1609 Dosclu Strset. ‘Masonic Block ~ Banion. Ciae K Bmior REpICE & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. PAWN astention witi L: gdves o ali wmite R T %t sorporations of every description ; will | 3. ROSENFELD, 822 10th §t. bet. Farn. & Har. tice I a1 thie Siate and the | Iemmmm—— STOVES AND TINWARE. e Couris nited Biates. Office. Farukaw BL, opposite A. BURMESTER, Dealer In Stoves and Tinware, aud Manutacturer Oourt_House. EDWARD W. SIMERAL, TIORNEY AT LAW_Koom & Oreishton | of Tin Rootsand all kinds of Building Work Block, 15th and Dousias stresta. __ 5owdh | 0dd Fellows' Block. 3. BONNER, 1269 Doug. SEEDS J. EVANE, Wholeaale and Retail Seod Drills @. 3. Hoxy | 0d Cultivitors. 0dd Fellows Hall. 7. Bacnanse, BICHARDS & HUNT, |, .. S soiss, Attorpeys-at-Law. Orrios—315 South Fourteenth Btreet. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING HENKY A. KOSTERS, 1412 Dod e Street. NS. HENEY KAUFMARN,' In the new brick block on_ Douglas Street, SANTA OLAUS FOURD. ‘st opened a most elegan: Beer Hall, Discovery of the Age. ot Lunch frow 10 to 12 w dliscoveriestn the world have been made every day. — e S puaysl FLANNERY, B iy vt s o On Farubam, next to the B. & M. heada Last oxeureion sailed cloar to the Pole | b8 reopened a neat and compiete establish: and droppedoto whatsoemed likeahole | 240t barriog FIRE, and Mother Ship- Where o rsnders theytound a e and | Lot Prephcer, wil boopeh for ho boys with While o belngs on each. Hot Lunch on and after present “Caledonts,” J, FALCONER, 679 16th Street UNDERTAKERS O ETON | CHAS, RIEWE, 1012 Farnbam b ‘beautiful green, And far brighior siies than ever wure seen, Birds with the huss of & ralobow were found, While flowers of oxquisite tragrance Mot lohg wers ihey loft t0 wonder in déub SilSs 1060 & 11th A iniiinaston | MAKE NO MISTAKE! tsthey pictaros esse cvery da. MICA AXLE AGENTS WANTED FUR CREATIVE SCIENCE and Sexual Philosophy, | Xy bestbuesase. ¢ does GREASE Composediargeiy of powdered mica and einglase e Dos an hoagint {GErCRtOr I Ehe WO Dot gam, but forme over the axle, doing a large amount of friction. It s the bocause you need use but hall the away o ] MICA MANUFACTURING 00., 81 MICHIGAN Avmmé »@Ask Your Dealer For It - oot 269 Silver tea set, § Berry, Blair, Neb. 4866 Four Ton Moline scale, E. Conly, Scribner, Neb, 4730 Wind mill, E Van Meter, Griswold, Towa. ;|19 Wind mill, 4.3 Coddungton, Boune, 2398 Gold watch, D Hendrix, Solon, Neb. 5699 Barlow corn planter, (with drill) S Chamberlain, Wilson, 1200 Gu{:l watch, James Davis, Xenia, N Neb. ' 551 American grinding mill, No 3, Chas Draper, Richland, Neb. 6763 Deere corn planter, J Bauer, Brown. vile, Neb. % | 5705 Sulky plow, (16 inch besm) G W ‘Walton, Butler, Mo. 2045 Barlow planter, J H Orcutt, Crab Orchard, Neb. 2302 Gilpin sulky plw, J F Griffn, Riverton, Iowa. 193 Deere drop corn ghnter, C W Corn~ wall, Wilson, Neb, 756 inger sowing machine, David Samp- son, Plattsmouth, Neb, 1| 149% Singer sewing machine, C R*Stead- i, ‘man, Unadilla, Neb, 1597 Singer _sewing machine, Patrick | Murphy, Schuyler, Neb. 6193 Singer sewing machine, J G Illings- worth, Red Oak, Tow 76.2 Singer se machine, Earnest | Faller, Orton, Neb. 6643 Singer sewing machine, G Moore, Adams, Neb. 5369 White sewing Boulder, Col. 7413 White séwing machine, G A York, | Waterloo, Neb. 6675 White Sewving machine, Geo Henal, Humbolt, Neb, 7604 White sewing nachine, A A Tries, ‘Hayes, Neb. 4972 White sewing machine, O Johnson, Swaburgh, Neb. §766 White sewing machine, ¥ Nicholson, Oalfield, N. ¥. 746) White fewing machive, G Craig, tia, Ne % 8581 White sewing machine, Max Homar, Omaha, Neb. 5007 American wind mill grinder, A M Armstrong, Salem, Kas. 4170 Quincy planter, A M Ball, Cam~ 7524 Taplot home” J W Phill ‘aylor horse power, s, riend, Neb. 5125 Marseilles stalk cutter, Benj Cooper, Qalkdale, Neb. 603 Moline planter, Don Rowles, La itte, Neb, Platte, % 604 Breech load ng rifle, Irvington, Aeb. 7471 Life .scholarship Omaha, Mrs V C Witchey, Duncan, Neb. 7499 Life lsch-fhnhi&, Denver, E Cligg, prings, Wy. holarsip St. Jos, B B Baker, , Mo. 5625 375 Ibs painted fenco wie. G W Allen, Belvidere, Neb. 6091 800 Ihs galvanized wire,E P Dorathy, Stapleton, Towa. 4252 Set farm harness, T Teepoon, Table , Neb. 3532 Set farm harness, John Mallin, Forest City, Neb. 2346 Cooking stove, W H Carr, Harvard, HNeb, 2096 Hard coa stove, F Reyalds, Heligh, eb. 3962 Brown's cultivator, A J Woodward, Willow Creek, Mt, 847 Set Chamber's _encyclopedia, Whitesell, Red Willow, Aeb, 439 Breech loading shot-gun, F 8 Wood, Riverton, Neb. 2584 Cooper's’ novels, (cowplete), W H. R J Boggs, Barrows, Rising. e 5 == | 372 Platform scale, Dan’l Sweeney,South | { Hauze, whom she atonce mado the ob- Bend, Nel 5474 Deere cultivator, R A Lord, Salem, Neb. S P Hutchins, Spris lle, Utah. S Douglas, Sidney, Neb. M Clason, Kalamazoo, Neb. W H Crabtree, Wellsboro, I1L. Conrad Schroll, Westside, Towa. A Morvell, Swaburg, Nel < Julia McCloskey, Edgar, Neb. ‘Hunting Case Silver Watch, to: J Quinn, Douglas, W G Turner, David City, Neb. ‘W R Live Blue Spris Neb. b eb. J Kershaw, Asiand, Neb. M Wingate, Atlantic, lowa. J R Bullard, Farmont, Neb, Minchan, Creighion, Neb. o owa, Sarpy Centre, Neb. Walking Cultivator, to: 'S B Kane, Madison, Neb. Breaking Plow, to: % John Beal, Crab Orchard, Neb. Walking Cuitivator, to: P Smith, Walnut, Towa. to: T C Osborn, Clarion, Neb. MsL H Schuyler, Neb, J Mattles, Bell Creek, Neb. Fifteen Gallons Barn Paint, to: M Ballo, Ashlsnd Neb. Fred G Schmelzel, Humboldt Neb. Horse Hay Sweep, to— Joseph Cu ley, Florence, Neb. Ten Gallons Ensmel Paint, to— Jos H Bennet, Oakdale, Neb. Ten Gallons Railroad Paint to— J J Tracey, Jackson, Neb. Ten Gallons Cottage Paint to— A Norton, Kemma, Neb, Corn Stalk Cutter to— L Willie, Gen:va, N Silver Plated Butter Dish to— .G Bosts Doer Gity, Nety G W Loomis, Malvern, Iowa. O D Tibbetts, Table Kock, Neb. J W Mulliken, Geneva, Neb. C Scheler, Grandview, Ne . Silyer Plated Caks Basket to. G W Sma'l, Mission Cresk, Neb. W A Snyder, Osceols, Neb. S Hart, Lyoos, Neb, Webster s Dictionary to— E Thompson, S, Neb. yracuse, W D Thompson, Covles Neb. J F Martens, Millard, Neb. Road Semprio= 1Y o rown: eb. Mrs M Jeffries, Rulo, Neb.. machine, E Armett, | E!1 Warver, Tonia, Ne B F Salmons. Shelton, Neb. Harrison Martin, Estena, Neb. AW Sarlo. Mt, Pleasant, Neb, Pair Gold Sleeve Buttons t3 J Curry,Wahoo. Neb. Henry Gootach, Sarpy Centre, Neb. M E Ryan, Jackson, Neb. W ¥ Miles, Plymouth, Neb, C L Straight, Omaha, Neb. Set Silver Tea Spoons to: W H Newcomer, York, Neb, @ W Nebbell, Wilber, Neb. J R Sems, Ulysses, Neb. T W Bell, Genos, Neb, T Welch, Forest City, Neb. J W Caseell, Deloit, Towa. Silver Vest Chain to J Roof, Hampshire, IIl. § DeWeber, Humbolt, Neb. Andrew Tewle, Luella, Neb. WG Coan, Repatlican City, Wob 0 H McDonald, Shenandoah,, Iowa. A STRANGE CABE A PRETTY COUNTRY GIRL'S ERRING CAREER AND SAD ENDING. Philadelpbia Press. A case in which the whereabouts of $10,000 is involved in some mys- tery and which brings to light some phases of life so peculiar as to excite the surpriced comment of the Judge considering it, has just been settls! in the Orphaus’ court. Seven years ago Jesso Benner kept a hotel at Whitemarsh, which is on the Fiowertown Pike in Mont- gomery couaty, and about two mil from Chestnut Hill. He had s wife and & daughter, Ells, noted as vell for her fascinating ways and_beauty as for a disposition to recklessness in her conduct. In June, 1873, Kila R. Benuer, then 23 years of age, was married to George B. Berrell. Ex ctly what led to sach an attempt at union it is impoasible to imagine, for it was but another case of match- ing without mating. Barrell, whe was 30 years of age, a_ rough, lli-dressed, seriou minded farm ‘laborer, and the last one that would be looked to | 83 2 succesful wooer of the innkeep- er's pretty daughter, as he did not even possess wealth as mask forab-| sent charms. However, the marriage took place an the wedded pair began lifo together in the Whisemarah Hotel and there they remained for less than three weeks,'when somathing —no on> liviug can tell what—caused a_sudden snapping,so farthe united partios were concerned, of the marital knot, though the law still held them as one, Whether Borrell left his wife, or she loft him, or whether they separated by mutual consent, is not known. But Ella did more than leave her husband, for she fled from home and came to 1 Philadelphia, and as was perhaps to { be expected of cne who bad made uch a misstep, sho scon found herself {in a place that should have been for 1 ever unknown to a pretty country gil. In the sort of company sho now found herself among she made the acquain- tance of & young man named Jacob ject of her affections. SUDDENLY MADE AN HEIRESS. In August, 1873, Jesse Benner died in his Whitemarsh hotel and left an estate valued at $20,000 all of which subject to his wife's life estate, was left to his erring daughter. This sud- den accession of wealth did not turn Ella from her course of life, but only seemed to open to her a broader ave- nue of dissipation. Still retalning Hause as her Intimate friend she pass- ed back and forth from her mother's house to her abiding place in thiscity, her widowed parent having s full knowledge of her daughter's way- ness, but still consenting to re- celve her. The handsome grass widaw, still with Hause aa her frequent com- panion, spent moneyrecklessly and led a wild life, until, in April 1879, when, with a fall knowledge of the facs that her husband was living, she married Jacob Hause in Norristown. Henown mother. who also knew that Ella’s husband was yet treading this earth, was present at the ceremony and said not cne_word when the vows were uttered. Hause also knew that George Barrell was not dead, but he was told that a divorce hsd boen procured. The woman who had committed bigamy returned to this city, and with _the one she now called husband, lived with Mr. and Mrs. Hause. 'She still continued to squan der the mgney her father had been 80 long amassing until March, 1880, when she died, and it is a sad truth that the pretty rustic lass of seven years before met her death through excessive drink. JacobHause at once took out letters of administration with a view' of posssssing himsslf of the money his wife had left behind her, but Mre. Benner made application to have them set sside on the ground that Hause was not the decedent’s husband. The moment the latter found that he had been jotned in wedlock with a marrled woman he abandoned all clalm to her estate, and _thon George B. Berrell turned up as the only legal ci.imant. By an agresment of counsel for Mrs, Benner and Berrell, J, Bayard Henry was appolnted administrator, but he could tind of the dead woman's sessions nothing but $900 deposited in the Spring Garden bank, - alhough the records establish the fact that she Tennessee Dialect. ‘Tennessee lotter to The Washington Republican. Roferrlog to the work of the rev- enue office, I am zeminded of the sus- plolons all the country people have of every stranger they see. Having business up near the mountains the other day, I went to the terminus of the railroad and then set out on horse- back. About noon I saw a log cabin, and calied to ask for some dinner. After calling, “Halloo! halloo!” half a dozen times, a white woman ap- peared atthe door. “‘Oan I get a snack to eat and some feed for my horse?” I asked. - “Dm::n,”h ;:o answered through er teeth, which wers tightly grippin, ber snuff stick. sl “But I'm huogry; and see how fagged my horse 1s." I sald. “‘Well, I reckon I dunno about it,” was the only reply. You must t: to give me bite,” 1 urged. for it.” “Well, I reckon,” and she nodded her head toward the corn feed. The cabin was of the kind found all through the couniry—log," with only one room, no windows, and jone door, The fire furnished the only means of heating snd cooking, and the kitchen uteneils consisted of a coffee-pot, a frying pan, and one large irvn pot, in which she baked me some hard cuits, which with some sorghum, fried pork a'd coffee, made my dinner. Had I remained for a week, ths only variation would have bsen hard corn bread in place of biseuit, ¢ Locking at me sharply as T munched tho bzead, she cxplained: I reckon you're one of them thar revenuo fel- lars, beant youl” > “Why, what makes you think sol” Iasked. Do you take every man that comes along for a revenue man?” ‘“Poar liko that's jist about what we do do,” she_replied, “fur it don’t stan’ ter mortal resson that any man but a reveuuer would be travelin’ "round this kentry in sich westher an’ over slch roads as thers be now, Sol- diers might a’ done it ic the war, but the war is done fit. “Do you have many revenue men around?” L asked. *“I calculate there’s some of 'em & skittern’ 'round a’'most every dsy. There war two men as got their snacke hereyesterday, an’ I jess knowed they were revanucrs the minntt I sot eyes on’em; but they wouldn't own to it, ne more do you.” Laughing at her a little, she finally concluded she was mistakan, and giv- Ing a sigh of relief, burst cut ““Well, there's one thing I jess do know for sartin; if you beant a reve- nue feller, and I reckon you beant, you're one o’ them thar gospellers go- in’ on a preachin’ tower.” Tl pay you liberally An Honest Medicihe Kree 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 Dz, Kixe’s NEw Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, Coldss Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarsenoss, Tickling in~ the Throat, loss of volce, eto. This med- teino does posttively cure, and that where everything else has fafled. 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