Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 17, 1881, Page 6

COUNCIL BLUFFS. The Effect of the Grade on Avenue G. Newas Notes Boiled Into Brief Paragraphs, RESULTED IN PRIVATE GOOD. The grading of Avenue G, leading to and from tho trotting park, al- though it cost the tax-payers over £5,000, was not without its private benefit. A very largo quantity of dirt has been removed from the steep blufls in the vicinity of the tannery to such an extent that that neighbor- houd presonts a marked improvement, if ta an improvement. thought that but a very few years will elapse before a large pertion of the high bluffs now facing Omaha will be used in grading the bottom lands, which, with the assistance of the pro- jected levee, will prevent all future encroachments of the “Big Muddy.” THE BLUFFS IN BRIEF. A gentleman from the east named York called at Tue Beg office yestor- day. Ho has been connected for two years with a large coffee and spice mill in Boston, Mass. He is pleased with this city as a point at which to locate the same kind of business, He says that a wholesale coffee and spice house could not help returning a large percentage on the capital required to establish one, and believes that at no distant day one wiil be started here. It requires but little capital to put in first-class machinery, and the articles produced are all staple and there is always a demand for them, The following notice has been served on Mayor Vaughan and the city council: “You are hereby noti- fied that on or before the first day of October, 1881, a petition will be filed by plaintiff, the city of Council Blufls, ng away the bluffs can be called This suggests the on the relation of C. R. Scott, in the | face. It has no_known outlet. office of the clerk of the district court |like ~ Lake Bigler, it of said county, claiming of .you the[over in —winter sum of §800, on account of money by [ing with v you wrongfully and illegally taken |ing its sreat supply of fish, they are|ney and Liver cure very marked ben- teon of them in thisbatch, They are all staying at the Ogden house. John Orr, nephew of John T. Bald- win, has charge of the Ogden house register, Charlotte Thomson, Alice Hastings and Annie Adams, of tho Charlotte Thompson troupe, are booked at the pulled in at a cost to the city of one dollar, TDwo young miscreants entered the postoffice hook store and stalo a pocket book. They were arrested and held to appear to-day to make somo explanation of the affair. Officer Brooks found & man named MecCarty drunk and wet to his hide He was taken to police headquarters, thrown into the leater and when dried off he will come out and settle up or “‘break rocks,"” . A. Moore, of Sidney, came to the city yesterday to go to Omaha, but on account of the rain stopped over, Frank Macomber. of Carroll, Towa, was in the Bluffs yoesterday, at the Pacific. H. A. Cherry, of Burlington, Towa, was in the city yestorday and kept in out of the wet at the Pacific. E. F. Leach, of Red Oak, was in the city yesterday at the Pacific, TAPPING A LAKE. A Schomo for Utilizing an Immenss ‘Water Power. Virginia (Nev.) Chronicle. Mention was made in this paper some time ago of the project of Col. Merrill and P. N, Marker, of Washoe City to tap Eagle lake, Cal., and util- e its water power. The novel schome is now being carried out. Eagle lake is located in Lassen coun- ty, Cal., 100 miles north of Reno, and tains 116 square miles of water sur- trout, Notwithstand- from the city treasury and funds of | very difficult to take with a hook,and said city, and illegally appropriated by you on or about the Oth day of |8] June, 1881; to get tnerewith interest thereon from the last named date. (Signed) The city of Council Bluffs, an only be caught in any quantity by pearing or the use of seines. Tt is that immense shoals of the trout, mostly about eighteen inches long, and acres in extent, are frequently on the relation of C. R. Scott, Scott |seen in the lake, leaping out of the & Hight, attorneys." It will be seen by the above that the city authorities are sued for the full amount appropriated for the pur- gvow of entertaining visiting editors, ‘e have been informed that $65 of the money was not expended but ro- turned to the city treasury. The city fathers met in regular sos- sion last evening. Full report Mon- day morning. It is now understood that no re- (éue.t having been sent to the Matho- | When the lake is reached the fall of | same. ist conference by the church here to return Mz, Collins, the society will ‘besuy.plied with a new pastor. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8, Cole left Coun- cil Bluffs Thursday evening for a short visit amongst friends in St. Joseph. “Snake-nasty” Sim was taken be- fore the court yesterday. His attor- ney, Col. D. B. Dailey, appeared and waived examination, e was bound over to appear before the grand jury at the December term of the district court. J. M. Phillips gives it as his opin- ion that W. R. Vaughan, since he has filled the office of mayor, has worked as hard for the interests of the city as any mayor we ever had. Perry Reel and Thomas Bowman have no blood with which to wash the altar. Frank Trimble says that rum has carried hundreds of thousands to the grave, and the same thing will win in this fight by a large majority. There ought to be a little volume printed on the manner of conducting a county convention. There was excitement among the prisoners at the jail Thursday on ac- count of the pressure of the crowd up stairs, Rev. Mr. Lemen has returned from Tndianola, where he has been in at- onlance on the Baptist association, | either oblivious or mischievous except | ceams- and will occupy his pulpit to-morrow morning und evening at the usual hours. If Tur Bee reporter had the selec- tion of o mndil{:ta to run against Miss Smith, he would have suggested one of Council Bluffs’' best educators, Miss Lizzie Knabe, and he don't .know what her politics are either, Rev. M. Sutton, of Mt. Pleasant, Towa, is in the city on a visit to his daughter, Mrs, J. W. Perger. This would be splendid weather to run Herdic coaches. The rain caved a bank in near the asylul yesterday and buried a cow 80 that only her head remained iu sight. Two boys managed to extri- cate the beast before she smetheredto death. The Rock Island passenger train ran over a bull, near this city, cut- ting off his legs. It is said that no more l{mpnthy was ever manifested over a human being by passengers than was shown towards the unfortu- nate bovine. Mayne & Co. have nearly com- Ewaflu the putting in of a mammoth or, The tollowing record entry was made yesterday on the register at po- lice hudqunr{ers September 16th, 8:30 a. m,: First snow storm. There were 104 arrivals at the Og- den yesterday, The web-footed citizens ot Council Blufls were all happy yesterday. No man in the countyis better ualified to fill the auditor's office than T\ A. Kirkland. Dr. G, J. Ross, of Bhenandoah, one of the physicians into whose hands fell Mr. fim.h.n, who lost an arm at the veterans’ celebration, was in the city yesterday, He took in the Ne- braska state fair and got taken in him- self a little. He says the corn crop around Shenandoah will be short. H. 0, Hedges, in charge of Bar- num's advertising hflfi’f” arrived iu this city yesterday. ere are four- water like diminulives porpoises. They resemble the Truckeeriver trout strongly, and there are so many of them that the lake water has a fishy taste. Messrs, Marker and Merrill own the lake and many thousand acres of timber and farming land ad- jacent. They are now running a tun- nel, which will be over 7,000 feet long, to tap the waters of the lake 12feetbelowitsbed. The tunnel is now in 260 feet and is being pushed for- ward by two shifts of workmen. built from the mill 10 Belfast, twenty- six miles distant. The timber cut in the mill and cordwood will be floated down the flume and 1ts waters will further be utilized for irrigating the thousands of acres near Belfast which need but their fertilizing touch to swell with an abundant har- vest. The timber around the ghores of the lake is mostly spruce, yellow pine and sugar pine. The trees are not as large in girth as those at the Truckee and Bigler wood- lands, but ‘are unusually tall and straight. The majority of the pine trees will yield four sixteen-feet logs |1 before a limb is met. draining the waters of suc sheet as Kaglo lake and forcing them to actually sexve as hewers of wood and cultivators of the soil, is an am- relief, I passed it to my 1 using it with the same results, . Kelley got crazy drunk yes- Mags, J, W, Lerreim terday and went to fighting on the | 12eodlw ¢ Elmira, N. ¥ streots. Officer Brooks arrested him | I'rice 50 cents rinl hottles 10 cents, but was unable to carry him. So a S—— team was employed and he was The Pleasures of Yonth |ing branclics whispering above your your blood, and dreams in your heart, and all the love, and beauty, and 000 cannot buy, and don’t you for- got it. near the projected course of the Ne- | Kendrick, D. D., LL. vada & Oregon railroad. It is thirty | professor of Hebrew, Latin and Greek mileslong and ten miles wide, and con- | ip the university of Rochester, and ur- | wag one of the revisers of the New Un- | Pestament, in general conversation it freezes | with a number of gentlemen a short and “is swarm-|time since, said: “‘I have received surety Tho project of | der. a large | consid rejec THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: to your supper if you want one.” This, children, strongly illustrates the difference between poetry and blank verse —— She Passed it Along. “I gend you my testimonial in reference to SrriNa Brossos, having taken it for Ayspepsin, and receiving New York Sun James G. Fair is £42,000,- 000. And the whole £42,000,000 of it, my deat boy, can’t make him ag happy a8 you are with the dew of youth in your leart when you hold the hand of the girl you love, and walk with her 1n a path thatis only wide enough for one, with the rustl- worth bead, so happy you cannot speak with anything but your eyes. him, Telemancus, if you, with your face, with the down just shading your Tips, with not a gray hair in your head morning sun shining on his upturned face, with the velvet turf under your feet and the blue heavens above your head, with the blood coursing under your veins like wine, with sixty years of life before you with mirage after mirage of bright dreams | and beautiful illusions and pleasant vanities making the landscape beauti- ful about you; if you envy this man his $42,000,000 and his spectacles, and his gray hairs and his wrinkles, you are a fool, my boy; and you are scattering ashes on the roses that grow in the morning. There is lightness in your step, my son, and color in freshness of the sunrise the $42,000,- A Testament Reviser's Opinion, The eminent_author, Prof. A. C. D., who is from the use of Warner's Safe Kid- efit and I can most cordially recom- mend it to others. sept12-cod &w Notice to Sew: jontractors. Sealed proposals will be_received by the undersigned until 12 o’clock noon, of the 20th day of September, for the material and construction of a sewer from 8 to 8} feet in dinmeter 3 rings thick, and about 1200 feet long, on Jones street from a point near the east side of 13th street at the terminus of the 8 footsewer as constructed, east to a point about 40 feet east of the east side of 9th street. 5 to be based upon detailed plans and specificatfons on file in the city engineer’s office and to be separate and_specific upon the following points of detail.! Rate per linear foot for material and brick work complete in wall of sewer in- clusive of e: ation and back filling. Rate per cubic yard for concrete work complete, inclusive of material in the water obtainod will bo usod to run a |, 18a6e per linear foot for shting, inclu- : P X sive of driving and extracting. saw-mill and flume, which will be| “Rate per lincar foot of piling furnished and driven. Rate per linear foot of pipe laid for shoots or other purposes, Rate per vertical foot for complete con- struction inclusive of material of catch bains and man holes. TRate per each sewer and pipe connec- tion. Rate per cubic yard for all embankment or other grading necessry outsideof exca- vation and refilling belonging to the con- struction of sewer under first head. Wark to be begun on or before October 15, 1881, and prosecuted as per provision of specilications filed. Bids must be accompanied by good and sufficient bonds in the sum of $10,000 as the contract, if awarded, will 1 entered into in good faith by the Dbid- The bonds to ba read previous 30 ation of bid, and unless found to se a good and Lona-fide bond th i J.J. L. G JEWE City Clerk it septs-12¢ bitious one and worthy of western en- terprise, e Studies of Human Nature. # Burdotte, The teacher arose immediately after apple in his_coat-tal pockete, but he was not. Ho was feeling for some- thing, but it was not an apple, and it was not in his pocket. o glanced around the school, and every face was ‘Walter Crane's. Walter Crane's face, bent over his Latin grammar, had such a profoundly studious expression, it was 8o sublimely free from guile, was 80 angelically innocent, the teacher called him to the big desk, and as Walter's| ™ wondering eyebrows arched them- selves into silent but expressive in- terrogation points, the teacher handled a long switch and said: ‘“Yes, Walter, yes; it was very neatly done; and now if you will just stand out here for one moment I will show you just about where that pin caught me.” And he showed him not onco but many times, to the great disgust of studious Walter Crane and the infin- ite delight of all th- rest of the school, and more unkuchlly big Sammy John- son, Did Walter Crane really put the t’i" in the teacher's chair? Ah, no, indeed and truly he didn't know anything about it. It was big Samm; Johnson, who grinned and rubbed his hands every time Walter ‘hollered,” who did it. Thus we see that some- times in the study of physiognomy the wisest teacher will, as {lurudutuu observes, ‘‘bite off more than he can chaw.” A fond mother leanod from a vine- embowered window up on North Fifth street the other evening, and in tones as soft as a gentle mother’s love could make them, called to her beautiful boy: ‘‘Clarence! Clarence Plantagenet Jones! Wandering little honey bee, mother hears your merry prattle in wmong the flowers; come to your tea, my honey-bird."” mellow hum of the little honey-hird twittered out on the iluuming: “Dog gone the dog gone luck to thunder! was tryifi’ to make a big black ant fight a gray spider in a bottle, an’ you hollux‘e& and made me mash a big green worm in my fingers, Dog gone italll” And the mother, hiding her smiles behind a well dissembled frown, came into the garden and said: *‘Oh, you nasty little pig, I'll flake the hide Off you with a mop-stick if T ever onto{l ou in the garden again. Wash your filthy paws now, and come along Y | duy of Hearing And just then the o LEGAL NOTICE, To Hugh Kinsly and all others whom it may con- corn: You will take notice that on the 7th day of November, 1878, Mary A. Dugdale purchased at treasurer's sale for taxes for the 1877, the w § of Tot 8, block E, in the city of Omal aid 1ot was he called the school to order, There | taxe in the iame of Hugh Kinly and the time was a look of pain on his gentle face, | of redumption has expired, and on thoe 25th and ho seemed to bo feeling for an |48y of November, 1851, Lwill apply to said trous orer fora deed to the above described real estate, MARY A. DUGDALE, DBy Jaes F. Motox, Attorney. aul0-wdt TOR BALE—A large two story tramo shinglol 1" root Hotel and one story kitchen; also one story trame, shingled roof, hall room for ten sots dance, avd barn large enough to hold twenty ‘Al aitusted on corner of Broad and th Fremout, Dodge Co., Neb. For further 0. 0. THOMPSON, tree formation apply to Fremont, Dodge Co,, Neb, B3S-10 8.8 FIWAKEN UP—A red and whito spotted cow, | wbout 0 years old! richt ear eropped, at Re* gan's additicn, north Omana. PROBAT. State of Novraska, Douglas County ss: At a County Court, held at the County Court Hoom, 10 ond for said County, August 20th, A 11881 Present, HOWARD B, sMITH] County Judge. In the miatter of the estate of James K. Ish, de- coavedit On reading and fling the petition of Martha M. Ish, praying that administ:ation of said estate may be granted to her as administrati Ordered, ' hat September 15th, A, D, ' ., Iy assigned for hoar terested in ourt to be catse why the prayer of petitioner should not be wrant:d, and that no- tice of pendency of said potition and the hearing thereof, be given to all porsons interostod in Aaid matter, by publishing a copy of this orderin Tiis OwAlA' WeRKLY BiR, 8 newspaper printed in said County, for three successive woeks, prior to said HOWARD B, SMITH, i County Judire* sudwst TIVAKEN UP—A rod ¥ Brown's farm, #ix wil ‘fllulo wht & M, L. MCELDON THE OHAMPION HAY GATHERER. Takes the hay divect from Bwatk. to Stack 700 Ibs. at o load. Baves winrowing, shooking, &e. Price, §20.00. For particulars 8. B. GILLILAND, Monroe City, Mo,, __oulo-wgt _ Paoprictor aud Manu it W, J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Ornoa—Front Rooms (up staire) n Hansoom's dew brick building, N, W. corner Fiteenth od arnham Btreots. D. 8. BENTON, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ARBACH BLOCK, Cor. Douglas 16th Sts. Umaha Neb, addross 1f you onvy | brown hands and your bright young ¢ oragnawingeare in your heart, with the | § tifty or | W T E. cientists of to-day hy disordere The leadi most i or liver, kept in t. Th and for yut being able to arnor's safe Kidn s the treatment contains jus and juvigorate Iy restore and keep Positive Remedy for all t paing in the lower part of the bod Liv Inchies=Jan ~Fever- Ague nd Urin is an exce lent and safo It wiil eon inoqual the blood. such w 9 0 the organs that This remedy, whi put up in the LAKC ¥ N 1t is & POSI e NER & CO,, Rocheste Fon Pains, Pains and Aches. Bemedy. 4 ita claims, Directionn in Eleven Languages MEDICINE. Baltimo" \'I‘VITRDAYT” , for it cures onde ) BOT (1K of an: ¢ Dry it r N Y. RHEUMATISH, Nouralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Bactache, Soranoss of the Chasi, | s byl ystors saple Juus, iy Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swoll- | dew gurds, shutters, stairs, baieonics, scttees, ,-nys and Sprain.r, Buras and chaits, vases, acquariums, fountains, sumnmer = Scalds, General Bodily Yooth, Ear and Headache, Frostsd Feet and Ears, and all other ¢ Preparation on earth equals St. Jacors 01 o A safe, sure, simple and cheap Exteros) A trial entails but the comparutively gatding outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffer: f2g with pain can bave cheap and positive oroof §¢ $OLDBY ALLDRUGAISTS ANDDEALERS A.VOGELER & CO., £ | burn. and H. C INT SR ER T A K A LAND AGENCY OMAHA, NEB, 500,000 ACRES Ox |Davis & Snyder, 1305 Farnham Street, L= B GHOICE LANDS Vs and Homes in Nebraska, 17,000 Acres in Douglas Ooun- 1y, $56 to £10 Per Acre. 11,650 Acten Saipy County Land,$5.00 to §10.0L | W on Co. Land 5.0 to o L 8,00 o 00u ul 6.00 “ 8,00, Terma ‘o Suit Purchasers,Long Time and Low Interest. Pevivet Tities Guaranteed ALSO LARGE TRACTS OF LAND IN Dodge, Colfax, Pieres, Merrick, 7 Hall, Sauuaers, Butler, y| And Other Counties in the -| H'astern Portion of Nebraska, for Bale, Farins of All Sizes, ¥rom 40 to 610 acres cach, sdapted to Grely and Stock K to be Bold at Low Figurce, and on I lime. State and County Maps for Distribution, Se ndfor cireu/ars,maps, perlodicalnon theState prices and ‘erms of lands in ail locaiities, ete., ove. Address 0 DAVIS & SNYDER, 1505 karnham Street, O NE AXE A, NISI 091+ whm EPTEMBER 17, 1881. DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS. HOTELS. FROPRiETORS. TOWNS ARAPAHOE HOUSE, L. OLUTE, Arapahoe, Harvard, Neb Hastings, Neb. 0. T. PHILLIFS, CAIRNS & WILLIAMS, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, DENVER HOUSE ESTES HOUSE, N. T £BTES, Grand Island, Neb. U. P. HOTEL, 8. F. BERRY, Gibbon, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, F. W. WILMS, Kearney, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, T. M. STONE, Orleans, Neb HOLLAND HOUSE, GEO. B. HOLLAND, . Red Oloud, Neb. WILBER HOURE' THOMPSON REED Wiiber, Neb BLUE VALLEY HOUSE, R. DAVIS, De Witt, Neb. REYNOLDS HOUSE, 2. 0. ROCKHOLD, Wymore, Neb. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, T.MUNHALL, Bloomington, Neb. - CAGE HOUSE, A. R. GAGE, Republican City,Neb COMMERGIAL HOTEL, G. D. BORDEN, Alma, Neb. 8. TIMMERMAN, A. C. CAARPER, E. FUNKHOUSER, DR. W. W, JONES, W. P. RENSHAW, E.D. COTTRELL, Superior, Neb. Hardy, Neb. Chester, Neb. Blue Springs, Neb Beatrice, Neb, Nebraska City, Neb. SUPERICR HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, WESTERN HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUSE, PACIFIC HOTEL, GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, BUMMIT HOUSE, SWAN & BECKER, Creston, Ia. JUDKINS HOUSE, JUDKINS & BRO,, Red Oa, la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WM, LUTTON, Villisca, la. PARK HOTEL, W.J. GARVIN, Corning, la, BURKE'S HOTEL, E. R. BURKE, Carroll, la. HEAD HOUSE, CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL, NEOLA HOTEL, CENTRAL HOUSE, EMERSON HOUSE, CROMWELL HOUSE, JOS. SHAW & 00., CHENEY BROS,, F. SIEVERTZ, 8. P. ANDERSON, A. L. SHELDON, MRS. R. COCHRAN, Jefferson, la. Mo, Valley vune., la. Neola, la. Malvern, la. Emerson, la, Cromwell, | BUSINESS DIRBOTORYE. [CENTRAL NEBRASKA B. & M. R. R.] SUTTON. ..Sutton Bank ......Bankers, W0 . Loan Broker. : B. & M. Land Agent. .Furniture and Undertaking. .. Agricultural Tmplements. Meat Market and Cattle Dealer. .Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Bagley & Bemis. ... ...uiiiiiiiii Attorneys at Law. Dr. Martin Clark, (Druggist and Bookseller, graduate in Pharmacy and medicine and agent for THE Bre. Fowler & Cowles J. B, Dinsmore & J. W. Johnson. L. D. Fowler. Geo. Honey Grosshans Bre C. W. Brown.. I. N. Clark & Co Grain Dealers, Gram Dealer (Elevator). Occidental Hotel, ..Clark House. J. Grosshans & Son. E. P. Church. The undersigned having been appointed agent for the extensive_iron and wire manufacturing houses of E. T, Baruum, of Detroit, and the Russel Tron Foundry and Works at Toledo, Ohio, capacity of 50 fons daily, # prepared to furnish estimates and prices for iron columns, &c., for store fronts, window caps and sills, shold plates, wrought iron beams and o houses, fawn, garden and’ cemetery ornaments, flower stands, grave guards, &c., &c., in endless varicty. Cotalogues supplied on appiication. MENRY T1. BARRY, Manufacturers’ Agent, 52 Pearl street. augl0-1m me Cauncil Bluffs, lowa GRAND PUBLIC SALE iy Short Horn Cattle, AT THE FAIR GROUNDS, OSCEOLA, CLARKE CO., IOWA, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 21 and 22, 1881. Comprising the entiro herds of Dr. B. M. Robins of Orceola, John Mcbonough of W od- £1er of Osceola; also draft from EXIREBE United States Depository. \ the hord of County, lowa, The offeriniss of this sale nelude- such popular {strain as lported Goldie Ducnna, L Rose of Sharon. Desdemons, You Phyltis, Cambria, Pomona, ' Rub, lelaid , Amelin, Mandane, nilics, headed by as grand br .'W. Hood of Woodburn, Clarke EDHOLM & ERICKSO —GIVE THE BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF— JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE SOLID AND PLATED WARE AND DIAMONDS. At Prices that Suit Any ((J}ustomer ‘Who Really Wishes a Firgt- NationalBank bulls as can be fous nd in the west ——OF OMAHA,— Cor. 13th and Farnam OLDEST BANKING OMAHA, BTABLISIED 1556 CAPITAL AND PROF) ER - OFFICERS AND DIRKCTORS § President. ox14K, Vice President. Cashi J. Po viu JORN A. CRELGHION, HRRMAN Aval Draws drafts on San Franci citics of the United States, s! nent of Europe. wan line., Sts. ESTABLISHMENT IN BUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS.) Organized 88 & Natioual Bank August 20, 1803 £300 000 . ¥TON, Attorney. F. H. Davs, Asst. Cashier, Thi bank receives deposits without regard to ' time certificates hmflrl{ intercet, 500 and principal London, Dublin Edinburgh and the principal cities of the conti pe. Slls pregenger tickets for emigrants by the fn mavldtt IN NEBRASRA., BIECEIIRNS, porated pank., Py sleht check without notion six and twelve months, beariug 4 | demand without {nterest. Advances mado to cugtomers on approved secu: ritics at market rates of Intorest. men, state, county and city bonds. land, and &l parts of Europe. Sell passage tickete. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, surldt The Oldest Mstaklshed BANKING HOUSE Caldwell, Hamilton & Co,, EBAH. Business transuoted samo s that of an lncor Accounts kept In curfency or gold subject o Certicaten of duposit tesuod payablo n threo, | all my ntorest, or on | and m Buy and rell gold, Liils of exchange, govern: Draw sight drafts on England, Ircland, Scob- HOBBIE BRUS Brokers in all Tickets, Omaha, Neb., offer Tickets to For particulars, write or DBROS., Dealers {n Reduc Streot, Omiaha, August 1, 1851 ——AND— nhaw aud Dov until further notice, at the following unheal WAR IN PASSENGER RATE Railroad the East, rd of ; Round Trip, §10.00, These are ~Clags Tickets and good for return Steamsbip Tickets, 800 Tonth St, Omaha, Neb. TRewenber the place—Three Doors North of Un'on Pacific Railrosd Depot, East Side of Tenth _—__”iu!bd«t'w"m Edward W. Simeral, ATTORNEY -AT - LAW. DRS. COFFMAN THOMPSON, Physicians and Surgeons. Orrice, Oyer Cruickehanl, 16th Bt Bet, 8 1w cows and_ heifers and thirty-five bulls. Short Horns will be sotd first ty-five grade cows and ho will be & W e cordl salo o1 ven ers and other stock iblic to attend our attention and exact ogue which addressing feho g at Des Moins. Wt DHBINS, ~DoXoUaI, seTW2L ANDSTILLT CONTINUES TO Roar for Moore(s) Harness AND /4 (=] E » 404 South 13th Street, I kavo adopted tho Lion aa o Trade Mark, and s will be STAMPED with the LION and Y AME on the same. NO GOODS ARE GENUINE WITHOUT TH¥ ABOVE BTAMPS The best material (s used and the most skille’ workmen are um‘)-l:i\ul, and at the lowest cast price, Anyone wishing s price-list of good will confer a favor by sending for one, DAVID SMITH MODRE. Proposals for Purchase of Lot & in Block H, and Part of Lot In Biock 344, Sealed proposals will Le received by the under- | | stued until 12 o'clock noon, on the 1ith day of September, A. D, 1881, for the purchase of 1t 6 n I lock H, aud also strip of ground in block 344, being 84 fet iron ton Webster street by 182 foo docp, ndfofuing Casper, E. Qoat's property. Bids to tako Into consideration existing lease, Envelopes contalning said proposals shall be marked *Proposals for Purchase of L ts.” tiirough the year, and via the Old Reliable Chi- SEWETT, cago, Burlington & Quincy Rairoad. Also, one 8001w City Clerk. way to NEW YORK, 18t class, #17 00 ' 18 0 WASHINGTON, do 17 00, | addressing the stadents of the National School of | Elocution and Oratory, said, “We are living in a and whose genius, whose history, whose institu. tion eminently demand orator: ¢ National 8chool of Elocution and Oratory was estab, Hbod n 1574, @0 wupply thisdomand, Chastered in 1876, Nineteen Teachers and Locturers, Specialists in their dopartmonts. Summer Term, July B, Fall Term, October 3, Send for ciroular to J. H. BECHTEL, Socretar; mflfi"d 1418 Chestunt strect, I‘hll‘ululpil‘c. 2224w BICYOLES, o35 i end three cent sta @ p for Catalogue and price list coutaining full information. N. L. D. S0LOMON, [ 9 Paints,Oils and Glas OMAHA, NEB lass Article. STARTINTED SPECTACLES ¥ us. S’fiof Asxi'fi-E w'fi“ (?A“fi E'I'ELEH' 1. D. Evans. ... Sutton Times (weekly). * 13 ) E) yith e wstahwarts” onded oy Cniimeitre | | T | QTAR STOVE POLISH =] Varticular of his case, one of the most critical [ | £0D & ° WSS L L o B 9 AND = % RSy ¢ :";‘lxllt::m,rg:unlu thia book must sl l'ln|||vlllxnl)': ,QOO; = THE GREAT Bttt OYGIREEIND e | [P E IBEAUBRUMMELBOOT BLACKING b £ i ! Fioes LR U BB B MANUFACTURED BY Uig= i To Contractors, Bnilders and 4 W 8 Froperty Ownors. ——’ N, Are also sold exclusively ALSO WEéTERN Aé-ENTS FOR THE Saddlery. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, THE JEWELERS, Opposite the Post Office. MAX MEYER & BRO, [\AY MEVER & BRO,, the Oldest Wholesaleand ODE A XA, Retail Jewelry House in THE LEADING Omaha. Visitors can here M U s I G H 0 u SE find allnovelties in Silver IN THE WEST! Ware, Clocks, Rich and General Agents for the Stylish Jewelry, he La- | Finest and Best Pianos and test, Most Artistic, and |Organs manufactured. : : AU ur prices are as Low as chmf:est Selections in any Eastern Manufacturer Precious Stones, aad all |and Dealer. descriptions of Fine | Pianos and Organs sold Watches at as Low Pri- for cash or installments a* ces as 15 compatible with "SNYIH0 S.09 NVIH0 NVOIYIWY HLIWS Bottom Prices. A SPLENDID stock of honorable dealers, Call |Steinway Pianos, Knabe Pianos, Vose & Son's Pi- and see our Elegant New Store, Tower Building, corner 1llth and Farn- ham Streets MAX MEYER & BRO. DOUEBLE AND SINGILE ACTING POWER AND HAND > W IV e &5 | Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING ' MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS, PIFPE, STEAM PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS anos, and other makes. Also Clough & Warreu, Sterling, Imperial, Smith American Organs, &c. Do not fail to see us hefore pnr- chaging, A. L. STRANG, 206 Farnam St., Omaha.