Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1881, Page 6

6 THE OMAWA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY ®EPTEMBER 16, 1881, DIRECTORY 0l3 ;LEADING WESTERN HOTELS. IN 1R L A S A The body will ecntinue 1n session each Sho Passed 1t Along. /GOUNCIL BLUFFS. pmeesy | day during the week. Ay Rty S bron it Ry L N D A G E N GY 4 THE BLUFF IN BRIEF, Agapepsin, 1 fving almost i HOTELS, PROPRIETORS. TOWNS fée Demoocrats Put Up a| Our firo department with 4\]k|‘rvpy:‘\‘yjl’i’ |“.”“I '\"‘H ({‘.'.‘,\‘-'3,\2 shbor whe OMAHA. NEB ANREAVIOR NOUSK; i GLUTE, ANpuios, : bana went over the river yesterday to | 10 " s, . W, Levrrn, WL 4 GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, 0. T. PHILLIFS, Harvard, Neb R tako part in the grand pamde that| oudim Flmita, N, Y." i G DENVER HOUSE OAIRNS & WILLIAMS, Hastings, Neb. ( - took place there, Price 50 cents, trial be 10 cents, ESTES HOUSE, N, T ESTES, @rand Island, Neb. e N ) is city take p in- 3 Y, Gibbon, Neb. { f a Geperal Nature in| The people of this city take more In T 500 00@ ABRES U. P. HOTEL, 8. F. BERRY, foies ; i f(;’ )i voreat, i V8 FHIEOVEE LS FLARR Lo I’AI‘ITM’"mflmrnTv\hT slf’)p‘in{nn:‘ % COMMERCIAL HOUSE, F. W, WILMS, Kearney, Neb rief Paragraphs, wv did in the race s sido, Wo \o eminent_author, Prof. A, C. grap! they did in the races on this #ide 0| gendtick, D. Dy, LL. D., who i§ = COMMEROIAL HOUBE, T. M. STONE, P are all one city anyway. professor of Hobrow, Latin and Greek HOLLAND HOUSE, GEO. B. HOLLAND, Red Cloud, Neb. Davis & THE DEMOCRATS. No sooner does one court adjourn |y the university of Rochester, and Snyder, WILBER HOURE' THOMPBON REED, Wilber, Neb #HEY HOLD A COUNTY coxvewriow. |than we have another. The sUPFOImo |was one of the revisers of the New BLUE VALLEY HOUSE, . DAVIS Do Witt, Neb. > b A 6 5 court of thestate holdsa short session ament, in general conversation | 1505 Farnham Street, REYNOLDS HOUSE, Z. C. ROCKHOLD, Wymore, Neb. The Pottawattamio county demo-| o ecing the 20th, There are|with a number of gentlemen a short | 5% Van S ) COMMERGIAL HOTEL, T.MUNHALL, Bloomington, Neb. oratic convention, as per call pf their [ uhout eichty cases undisposed of on | time since, said: ““T have rece ived | O GAGE HOUSE, A. R. GAGE, Republican City,Neb chairman, convened at the court house | the docket. from the use of Warner's Safe Kid-| GHOIGE LAN Ds COMMEROCIAL HOTEL, @. D. BORDEN, Alma, Neb. Jesterday, Mr, Holmos callod the| The members of the Rescuo Engine | ney and Livor ouro very marked bon-| I SURRRIGH HEOSR, & TIMMERMAN, SUBSHIEY, Nub. ““k,n_m;d to order promptly at 11|company met at 8 o'clock yesterday |efit and T can most cordinlly ¥ | s and Homes in Nebraska. COMMERGIAL HOUSE, A . GAARPER, Hardy, Neb. and marching to the depot took the | mend it to others, E. FUNKHOUSER, Chester, Neb. |o'clock, The first busimess before the | trmn for Omaha and the state fair, 1 i bodr i el ONES, Blue Springs, Neb | body was the selection of sceretary, [ 2 R i Notice to Sewer Contractors. The leading Scientists of to-day agre 17,000 Acres in Douglas Uoun- COMMERCIAL HOUSE, DR. W. W. JONES, ue Springs, Ne b y ; It was a quiet day yosterday.| Sealed proposals will be received Ly the | most discy ticorderel Kid ty, 85 to $10 Per Acre. BABIFIO HOTHL, W, P, RENSMAW, Bestric; Nab. [Mx, Holmes being requestod by | Everyhody oAbl e e Septin GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, E.D. COTTRELL, Nebraska City, Neb, animous vote to keop his scat be- [cot on the 5 v, for the L | Somit 1,620 Acres Sarpy County Land.#6.00 t WAN & BECKER, Greston, la junay ! a sewer from & 00 n Co, Land 5,00 b SUMMIT HOUSE, 8 hind the bench, Mr. William Patton | Wo have been informed by one of ) i “ JUDKINS HOUSE, JUDKING & ERO., Red Oak, la. ing i y chosen | our leading citizens that had the fire. . OF SYariot's Sai¢ Kidhey a o MMERCIAL HOTEL WM. LUTTON, Villisca, la being in the room, was loudly chosen |our leading ! ! o o ¢|orw i 4 et 3 Y i ; N n o city reccive cent’s | near the cast side of 1 anew ora 1o the treatn e .00 3l > : \s temporary secretary. Mr. Frainey ok ‘»“““ A S 1} “.‘,—" i :“” the 8 footsew s constricte M Mlison o 4 8.00 PARK HOTEL, W. J. GARVIN, Corning, la. I * worth of benefit from the 8250 no one : (i Ay b Platte County Land, 8.00to 8.0 BURKES HETR X HURKES Barkl i hoved that a committee of three on | would find the least fault, althouvh | bi0's upint el feet east of the | : P — UL o b UL Ll \ermanent organization be appointed. [ money for any purpote outside of the a0 1o hased upon detaled plans and | s iive l'erms to Ay“:;tll mc}],umr:q,op,fi R h U kL. T GHANEY BAbE. T S 1 ) i wore selected: Herman |lawful channel should not be appro- fspecitications on file in the city enyincer's | paingin the loxer part ¢ Time and Low Ipterest. 9 i elllplt Adsb gt ted office and o be apecific npon | Livor—Headaclies-—Jatn baslant T8 \ NEOLA HOTEL, F. SIEVERTZ, Neola, la. A ondel, Frank Trimblo and |PFOS ; s Eoblowin points of detail,’ Fuler Porfect Titles Guaranteed AL &. P. ANDERSON, Malvorn, Ia. ? S the following | | CENTRAL HOUSE, b | Wo hope that no cno will construe roteot dotailf o © : | | bsso Wright. Me Frainoy| ol hich appeared ia T ar foot for_material and | e Al ot control Menstruatia ALSO LARGE TR OF LAND IN EMERSON HOUSE, LR A ] EMEreon, i, i T 4 ¢ ey 6 er in- ahle for Teucorrhan or Fallng of it St Ll Y i pved that a committo Ol{Rgp Wednesday morning t, mean k St s | Dodge, Colfax, Pierce, Merrick, CROMWELL HOUSE, MRS. R. COCHRAN, Oromwell, | Y \ wmanent on organization be ap- | that we bel eved that if Hon. C. R. 3 all Xuvivl‘lril"\I squaled, for it cures hH‘ 1 Qm, Rey HatleE i 3! binted from the chair, Mr, Wick- [ Scott r rd the $260 from the mayor 1 i onda g all, daunaers, b ) BEUSINESS DIRBOTORY. And Other Oounties in the Hast Porti f brask: | y;:;fisi:]: e S [CENTRAL NEBRASKA B. & M. R. R.] 3 HARVARD, NEBRASKA, and council that ho would receive any | * benefit aside from the difference that Jereased to five. amount would make in his taxes. Mr. hd the chair appointed R. N. Ellis, | Suott 18 simply acting as relator for hsmes Kelley, Henry Gelting, John | the benefit of the taxpayers under t}m he he upon ) all dealors at $1.25 enquire for WARNE BETES CURE. Tt fan POSL_IVE Remed H. H. WARNER & ©0,, Rochester, N. Y. fe16:tu-th-sat-1y. OT (LY of any w0l by Drug- per bottie. For S SAF! DIA- \m moved an amendment that it be This was accepted, and ¢ Rate per linear foot of pipe laid for shoots or other purposes, Farms of All Sizes, C. K. Morrill B. & M. Land Agent e A _ | statute, and when recovered, A Vel ot for complete con: From 40 to €40 acres each, adapted to % e 3 ity iy hite and Jim Crow. Tho conven- atith 4 BAE JESHCT e eity + Jatoper vertial font for. complats con. G on 8100k Huis s to 16 Sold at Low | J. D. Bain & Co.. Lumber and Building Material | jon adjourned until 1:30 o'clock, at treasury, where it belongs. Shates auttsrian oo ANB ST”. L T Llfi Figures, and ;n !,Cnm- \XI:B. ¥ y ){“Ckh.u{\- Birdsal. s i iza- » pOF each sewe i - S al oun & or . G. .Homeop lich hour the permanent organiza-| gonductor Scott, of the Rock Is- fi”l'{hnu per each sewer and pipe connec BONITNU s State nl?)ishributiytm. Ps l;lr;! ) R Aum}' b on was perfected, as follows: Chairman, G. W. Holmes; secreta- ,Wm, Patton; tellers, M. F. Roher land, came ifi late yesterday morning. When asked what caused the delay, he remarked that he was obliged to Rate per cubie yard for all em ing necessary ling Roar for Moore(s) Harness ankment ..Superintendent City Schools f ..Carpenter and Contractor General Store S ndfor clrcu/axs,ma ), periodicaleon thestate | F. Liee For prices and_terme of lands in all localities, ete., | C, J. Scott. . ore Address J. D. Bain & Co. ler first head. struction of sew B e Tudmble, A this juncturo | haul up ot Weston “'to lot tho cow- v under first hew VIS & SNYDER Wolbach Bros. General Store ho grand free-for-all race was called | catoh-her-calf. i 15, 1881, and p.-u‘:-'-‘(-.:?mrnl JJL p‘n’ T y|L. 0. Howard. i General Store B or Des Moines. An unusual number here is a red-cheeked girl at the | of specifications filed. I ry. =k Ntree T.J Dowd .Jeweler and Dealer in Sporting Goods o = ) The g 1505 karnham Street ere entered, and it looks a8 if two | Rovere House who can say “Roast| Didsmustbe accompanied by 4 4 X ; AL .Grain Dealer, New Elevator on from Council Bluffs would stand | et » tRonst Pork,” “Mutton Chop” | S1ficient bonds in the s of S o (ol Ol & B 4., N ER T ; RRRIRAINL Y Grain Elevator prtty fair show, a3 the republican | ong thousand times in five minutes. | hu serered it in ood yarde Ml i@ & B vi1 wém | N H, Lewis....... .Blacksmith and wagonmaker [} ndidates were both selected from 3 dor. The bonds to be read previous 3o | &3 : §~ n W. H. Hammond. Metallic Coftin, (patented.) { ho other end of the county. Nick| Tre Ber reporter had the pleasure | i uration of bid, and unless found to (U2 5 O W IR A AR sl R T ST City Meat Market churtz, Jr.,W. Hempstead, M. Keat- (f»f muum;ufi 1('"1 ]Tyle;;, but-l:‘n_nml_:w. bea good and Lor |.-I|,.‘...nn.» -nlhl. be| o ] J. D. Hume. gent for 8. A. Morgan D. W. Price, R. Purceval, Wm. | foreman at the {xlobe of ice, this city. | rejected. J. L. C. JEWETT, prec | Da Stoves and Tinwa nfiiuewc,‘, E. E. .Aylunworth, Thomas | Mr. Cummings is a very pleasant gen- sept8-12t City Clerk | ¢ . “,:_‘U:{?;I{‘f:fi:;‘t icehnal :::,‘l‘,:r: wman, Wm. Ware, W. R. Vaughan, | tleman, and has been in the west but T FGAT NOTIOE. = Gilehrist Bros, Hy . A. Holmes, A. M. Gardner, W. 8. six months, He is a native of New e o oy f 0.3 ]iiley 2 NG AEPRisions ohnson and Perry Reel wero present- | York, and is very much pleased with {1 110n Kinsty and all othrs whom it may con- | £ 5 Swope Bros _Furniture and Undertaking as candidates for representative. | the Blufls. cern: 2 Zz L. A[. Pay he & C ....Bankers o first informal ballot resulted as| The man who was mean enough to | xovu Mty 5 2 D. T. Phillip: _Grand Central Hotel ollows: N. Schurtz 22,J. W. Hemp- | rob a drunken woman has at last been I & ?}' J. H. Spafford 3 Metropolitan Hotel tead G4, R. Purceval 39, M. Keating | found by Officer Rosecrantz Heo was ‘“x Ledron ~<H : b Geo. W, Limbocke ..Clay County Journal 6, D. W. Price 4, Wm. Groneweg | trying to hide in a saloon. When | of redemption has expired, and that on the 25th | 1 Trade Mark, and Louis Stein. T the TLON ming Tmplements aud Tools 39, B, E. Aylesworth 4, Thom-|discovered the missing jowelry was |dayof November, Lsol, | willapnly to sl tr | Washburn & Van Gilden. . our Exchange V' ¢ 3 (] orer for a deed to the abo ) GOODS ALK Bowman ~ 11, Wm, Ware|found on his person. His name (as | OFeF for® deed to tho sbyry esciby SIAMPS, | L. B. Peck sician and Surgeon W. R. Vaughan 9, G. A.|he gaveit) is Charles Lawson. The| By Jawes F. Morrox, Attorney. rost skille the lowest ist of good will olmes 1, A. M. Gardner 10, W. 8. | young woman who lost the property | T30 0y ohnson 1, and Porry Reel 20, Porry | goes under the name of Jonnie, and | Koot Tt A la SAPPEIRE RING™. BIRTHDAY AND GOMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. ) 1, Tl B 1 Will 1 | i 1 S} ) rool llmfl‘ ‘lll“x ne story ”uu (s 0 one ! K lf‘— ST . IS T EELIN i = '\' eel, Thomas Bowman and William | is too bad to be real good. She ought | story frame, shineled roof, hall room for ten scts { H S roneweg positively refused to accopt | to get stationed somewhere, and not Al mOgg e holtent flfi\[!!),SM,i:r!«NJOGREL zI 3 STA R STOV E PO Ll S H 0 = (4e nomination for any office at the|be beating around loose where such Proposals for Purchase of Lot 6 in Block H, 5‘_‘?0 =A nds of the convention, and a great | men can impose upon her. Lawson |* N andiPart of Lot (| Blocki544. ;;)_Ju AND a = plany didn’t like it because they would | had his trial before Esquire Burke = L Ll iz i i hot allow {heir names to b used [and was convicted and sent up for FIAKEN VB4 vl wal white wottol 158 IBEAU BRUMMEL BOCT BLACKING | E When the party demanded it. While | thirty days. L about 0 years ol st car cropped, RTINS A 1 Ahw first formal ballot was in progress| |, E. Guornsey and F. W. Smith it ——’ MANUFACTURED BY —— Mr.\ Groneweg announced Robert | called at Tnr Ber oflice yesterday. K““Wf’“d as a candidate for repro They are two of our steady young sentaive, The name of Mr. J. W. | men, and are at present in the employ fiamfilfind was n{:]vetu;] ti‘n accompany | of the Rock Island. r. Kirkwood's through the campaign. Wm. Outhout brought hi s 3 gh is new These gontlemon wero nominated by | found wifo to this oity Wednosday bt R e e 20 | might, thoy woro being bothered so lintig A nes omm‘:n«r T Xvnu: wp b Sholby, Thoy, in company A RtelttBa] Vighiharolat waa | T, b0 youDe Ihop feiends, Mias Rt o ooty trensaver by | Carrie Linn and Miss Delia Brink, soclamation, . James ()):Neil Rndly hl}; engaged the Revere house for one K Otores il trabain dor m;u" i | night. Well, they had a nice time. i :i..'c):n Tt af’zo hg‘o‘m Hhanos Y | Ho says that Council Bluffs is the best B Fiadh of She o0 o Db | placo 1 the west to spend a night in ';r‘:‘t'""‘l L bell t“t ety s | during the honeymoon and that the ormal batlob tor county suUper-| payere house is not a bad place to “UTTPROB: State of Nebraska, Douglas County ss: At County Court, held at the Cou and for said County, Au sl Presont, HOWARD B. =) R Ghtata ot JAmesAIC 136+ United StatES_Deposltory. I W AT the pebibion O Dartha EXET ST o eyttt i lon o i ot | e . 1 Y be g d \ L, . NationalBank or 15th, —OF OMAHA,—— Cor, 13th and Farnam Sts. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, —GIVE TIIE BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF— JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS. / At Prices that Suit Any Customer Who Really Wishes a First- & Class Article. STAR TINTED SPECTACLES Aoy Erss Y. RINGS, . IN GREAT VARIETY} IN GOLD AND STERLING SILVER. RUBY RINGS, OLBEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT IN OMAHA. thereof, e matter, | I O B e IR IR WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO., X 2 {?;‘fi:r;fimlz? “;l)li:‘::éw B"fl‘y: spend it in, Mr. Whooler gave them S o itedin ald | 6UCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS.) - ' 6. irk ) i|the liberties of the house and they | dsy of hearing ETABLISITED 1836, CS g.‘:g:&::&d i zgij;in:wi' l:;m_g:ix:. Were not bashful at all. Both parties | m24wst Organized s & National Bsnk August 20, 1663, = of the votes cast was Bt k“:}g“‘imlz":flm‘y and highly respect- | [IWAKEN DFC CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER - 300000 = :gmli‘mw. J. F. Brlmlb«ck fwundonlnr- B Thurm.n s TeL robacraa R aug 0w Bk i n 8 v L) o DIRKOTONS § 1 the unanimons choice of the con- ~ an has just returned home 5 vention for surveyor, Then came the | {rom an extended northern trip to THE CHAMPION HAY BATHERER, | ™tsoeics Vice President., [ T " heve were a ood. many | Minnesota and Dakota, Ho_visitad . Y S = 5. all the principal cities in Minnesota, as well as Bismarck and Fargo, Da- kota. He says the farmers will be about one-half short on wheat. The applicants for Mr. Faul's office as cor- oner. T, B, Lacy, Esquire Biggs, C. P. Wickham and Richard Ricketts were annoupced, ‘“Dick” seemed to CREIGUTON, Established il Years. i F. H. DAvs, Asst, Cashier, Thi bank receives deposits without rogard to have the most friends in. the conven- tion and went in with a rousing ma- jority and his nomination was made unanimous amid cheers that shook the the town house:in Keg Creek, The folloming resolutions were | &' adopted : Resolved, That demoorats stand firmly upon the platform adopt- ed by the June state convention; that mflnui.pleu are so prominently em- ed in that instrument all this convention need to do is to adhere to them and all will be well. Resolved, That we hold in derision the means used by the republican party whereby they seek to evade the amendment to the state copstitution; that the democratic party believe that any legislation touching the liquor Northern Pacific railroad is progress ing finely, and will reach Glendine, a point about 212 miles west of Bis- marck, about October 1, this year. B. B. Breed, of Oshkosh, Michi- an, was in the city yesterday, and B ayod abfhe Pactie, - F AL alls, of Hamburg, C. J. Woodhurst, W, H. €. Woodhurst, of Pacific Junction, d J, A, Gardiner, of Fairview, 0., also registered there, The volers shou'd try and post themselves upon the question of lhlngin({ our charter, - There ure many advantages we will' gain if we vote to be a city of the first-class. Council Bluffs don’t want to remain sevond to any city in the state. T. J. Evans has returned from the state fair over the river, and he says Takes the hay direct from Swath 500 to 700 1be. at & load. Saves winrowing, shocking, &o. Pri (0. For particvlars address tv, Mo., aul0-w2t _ Paoprictor and Manuficturer. HENRY WARD BEECHER addressing the students of the National School of Elogution and Oratory, said, *Wo are living in » 1and whose genins, whose history, whoso Institu- tion eminently demand oratory."" The Natlonal 8chool of Elocutiun and Oratory was estab: Tished in 1874, to supply this demand. Chartered in 1876, Nineteen Teachers and Lecturers, Speciallsts in their dopartments. Summer ‘erm, July 6, Fall Term, October 3. Send for circular to J. W, BECHTEL, Secrotary, 1416 and 1418 Chestnnt strect, Philadelphic, Jo22-2dw Amoun 1, 4 Tssucs £ tificates bearing interest. Draws draits on San Francisco and principal cities of the United States, also London, Dublin Edinburgh and the principal cities of tho conti nt of Burope. Sclly passenger ticketa for emigrants by tho (n man line. mav]dtf The Oldest kistatushed BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASRA. | Caldwell, Hamilton & Co,, I AN EIENT . Business ;nmwu-d wuma A8 that of an incor. oank. Ac ts kt-yb in carrency or gold subject to sieht check without notice Cortificaten of dupouit wied payublo in threo, six and twelve months, bearing interest, or on demand without interest. Assets Represented 282,000,000.0. Active Fire and Life agents N wanted, C.T. TAYLUR & CO v ALSO WESTERN AGENTS FOR THE "SNYOY0 S.09 NYIHO NVOIHIWY HLINS traffic of the state cannot be oon- |if that electric light conld speak it | PAKEN UF-One dun mulo, lotter V brande | Advances male to custonicrs on approved secu [ ducive to the interests of the|would say that it was about the L onletbside of the noek, o wELEON, it at imarket ratos of ntoreat. i ’:fi‘ people and will interfero with | “‘thinest thing” it ever shone upon, Jy18-wit__On Crelghton Place, Military Hoad, nu'l"l.hfi‘i-‘m { exshioge, govers: L%? { a large amount f busi - —~r et ot | OB gfi They efpreued the dou\::ut lyml-l:‘tl;l.; Is 1t Possible? John G. Jacobs, Ity i Al parts of E(:m'l‘:-"v““m' Iroland, Scob- | QRN WA % for our afflicted president, and depre- | That a remedy made of such common, (Forworly of Glah & Jucohs,) Sell European passage ticket. DON'T IT BURNI THE JEWELERS Opposite the Post Office v : cated any means adopted to deprive [ 8unplo plants as hops, buchu, man- U N D ERTAK ER COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, i S e 4 il suich i B DAV v daisbidd ', the people of their choice of a presi- dn‘nlEu, d(]unluliull,ow.. make 80 many o | auetds® T RS ¥ SR My honse anb ’Frulnlg‘{u‘;vl;,ll{nl:u&:Lw| h Qiat whathardt b and such marvelous and wonderful | No. 1417 Farnbum St., Ol Stand ot Jacoh G " Gor 14tk and Douelas, J A WAKEFIELD S i e ke sl e, S A g e bz 2t DRS, COFFMAN i . A, ] on was very fully attended, all re-|for when old and young, rich and i : ! % fon e e, fly stgndeds al | o o odion fawyr ana| 1 FLIEGLE — AN N O TICE. WHOLAAKLE AND RETALL DEALLS 1Y except Hon, W, H. M, Pusey and the | editor, all testify to being cured by hataean 104 e Tkl THOMPSON, —o— member from Keg Oreek. them, wo must believe and doubt no BWEDISH CHURCH OONFERENCE. Sept1-Oct1d The general conference of the Swe- | proposals for Laying Bewer Pl d Dolng dish Baptist ohurch of tho United| —— the Necessary Grading and Other States convened in this city yester- Work for the 8ame. day. We understand that the pur- Orvicr OF CiTy CLERK, 50 is to enter mto a general disous-| Qe Kok Mp¥: & 1, mion as to the best manner to conduct eoponsle will e ssoslyed, 8 the offies their echurch work; their school loca- 'i.'..‘,!‘.‘.’.,“ it i SR AL e, o 551, for the laying of pipe, doin K ted in Chicago and their papor pub- of ll nocessiry gadivg, ahorlng and other worl 2 longe: MERGHANT TAILOR 0. 230 Dougla: Sb= & A= A. G. TROUP, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW 5000 Agents wanted to sell the Life of PRESIDENT CARFIELD, Including & full and accurate account of his brisf bu eventful administration; the great Physicians and Surgeons. Orrice, Over Cruickshank, 16th §t., Bet, Farnham and Dovglas. a24-1m GRAND PUBLIC SALE e F e Short Horn Cattle, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS, OSCEOLA, CLARKE BASWITE & WELLS, 1422 Douglas 8t., Near 16th, T TR BE8 G R, Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LiME, CEMENT FPLASTER, BTC. SHTATE AGENL FOI MILWAUKEE CEMEGTECOMPANY, ot v " ¢ y Ath the sathe, us per xpecification in | with the “Stelwarts” headed by Couklin 0., 10WA, N Zished in the same oity, called ©“Tid | fhuieiey wiin the per #pecific o v Conkling; 3 ¢ ed in the sa " y Engineer's Office, In part or for the en- | diabolical attemut to assassinato him, osday and Thursday, 21 and 22, 1881, CE ] 2 + Skriften;” besides the most efficient “"wwf& hm.‘ Illlllpec -mih.m work on n‘v‘}‘* Im?“l’u\:l:riufi:ll::m. ouo .:‘n‘fi)-m.‘.'m-:"u'r'lnffl: “::“ ‘l') ‘":'Th" n":: ':' o"“l'“ ey Near Union Pacxflc DODOQ\. OMAHA- NEB ' ngey. on s FAAL0 o Aoy s myrlsing the entire LT M e Bl s ol s meuns of advancing their missionary |*laying i bips ccavating and el o 4100 Shiead"Sehmes. Shovsumds to. desi. fll pard | Robina of Gsceols, dohn Mebonough of W od: ’ \ work, The church has sprung up | fect more or leis, sewer iio on Alley, botween | culars, henco this Look must sell cry, | burn, and I1. C. of Osceola; also drat from = T0 ALL rom o single seed until it numbers | Podke and Douglas ts, from Twentieth | Torms liboral. Outft, 60c. Circulars free, Ad. | the herd of J, W, Hood of Woodburn, Clarke ) x ¢! ) now over 5,000 members and is in & | LAy oy v 2. xetlling 4,000 | Btto-wid i p e afrini of this sale include: such papular OTHERS & s } , XC 1§ an g 4, ul0-w ansas City, ering 5 \ 4 prosperous condition. The following | teet, more or luss,of -inch sewor Jin be- sy = — strains w3 luported Goldie Duenna, Duches,s . . i D moni tho woll Inown pators in | v Bouss st Varahaa e, fom . | To. Gontractors, Builders and | e o ! iksdanons, o i Vouic | Before removing to In Convenience, b gltaginccs: ¥ Fotises, Misupe| Lol S iiorss | o andonhid o oy i s | it s g thelr new. > DURABILITY, ECONOMY 3 Noo P b J 9 e bulls as can be found in the weat. Seventy-fi Wi i \ 1 3 lron Foundry wod Works 'at Toledo, | i)y s be sold first day; soven \ | . Re iug, | Minnesota Au | - Laylugols,60 estolG woro orlessand | Ohlo, capacity of 60 tons duily, 1a_prepared 46 | 1ioh, haort Hors whll b b i othar stack « g / B ramen® Dot iniss | escumy et o ing, oo s 215y | e imates . prch e Tt S, | 115 A, S 8, BT Wil sl their stock of ¥ GENERAL CONSTRUCTION. : | Prol Hdgren Morgan, Park, IiL.; | eutesnth stroet cast to sower lines - Al Waying | Shrsaboid Dot wroacih hou hoothd ‘o R | oV © cordially invite- the, public o stend our < 4 John Onginan, Chicago, Til; E. Vine | 1700 fect, wore or less, of 16 ana 16 Noel Stiemiolihlgphe rought iron boams aad gind: | wic ‘and wo promise kind attention avd exact BOO S ] SHOES I | lovators, staple fittings,d pullexs, | 504184 o al, 50 fron fences, crost BUY = BEST! B\ S wains, a8 per pl d wpecitl N % \ THVE [© i, s per plans and iocilcations, trom o tng, &c.; g, win \iboral; announced In catalogno which ; 2V sllen, pastor of the Sccond church, 9. U Rt | @0l onr the | s, shutiers, stairs, balconics, sétteos, aaponnosd b et 16¢h, by j O e e atatd Totvs and | A veroeyutoe of Lbe wurk. harsin'sdver: | Bower masds; rave punrdy, Ke, b, i sudies | D00 002 ANTRL i R, Edward W, Simeral L Fotick A. F. Palm, pastor of the Swedish | | The gLt 0 refoct any or all Lids is hereby re: yaciety. Catalogues Spiies S8 SRRRRY ™ T el 4 ! ang O.H 3 l,c } ) rved: 3 d. Lo JEWETT, | o ' L Baptist church, Stromsburg, Neb. v | s lanaiaciubecd Agnit B Potrtatrest | - sotwt ATTORNEY -AT-LAW. o g d A