Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1881, Page 6

—_—ee - —— — COUNCIL BLUFFS. —— Reoord of a Day's Doings in Towa's Western Motropolis, In Winter Coal is a Necessity |chawed him up generally. and the Supply Seems Inadequate, Marriage of Mr, Wm, Ashton and Miss Jennie Millard, The News in Brief: A HAPPY WEDDING, When W, H. Millard went home on Wednesday night he looked sad and careworn. It was evident that some- thing was about to happen, and, pass- ing by about 8 o'clock, we were sure somothing unusual was taking place in the new hcuse he has just erected in Glendale. We sent our little Puck in through ‘the key hole to take notes, He came out and reported that a wedding had taken place. That Miss Jennie Millard and Mr, Wm. Ash- ton had united in mar- ringe by Rev. F. T. Webb, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church. The affair was 1ather a private one. Only the relatives and a few friends of the bride were invited. These, including the Misses Oberholtzer and Bebee, members of the same graduating class (high school) with Miss Millard, Mr. W. W. Sherman acted as groomsman and Miss Gerner as bridesmaid. Re- freshments in abundance were pro- vided. The groom, Mr. Wm. N. been man's pocket is as dhry as meself.” When he had reached this yint she gave him o hack- hander under the Jleft ear This set the whisky to working and before it had got tirough, nccording to all accounts, it got the best of Bell, The Irishman claims, however, that she nearly bit his finger “‘intirely’’ and ) He says he don't know what the judge will do, but if he will let him off and get a pass for him “to Platsburge ho'll niver tuch & nuther drop of Bell: Clover's spirits,” BLUFFS IN BRIEF, John Ahels says. that he and Rev, Mr. Lemen's theological views blend nicely ao far as the question who laces the crowns upon the heads of Elurn]»onn rulers is concerned. I agrees with the reverend gentleman that that royal duty is performed by satarical hands, West Jack is keeping bachclor's hall, his wife having loft him alone until her return from a brief visit to Burlington, contracted by the city officers in the o of a crazy man from the transfer depot to the county jail. A womnan remarked the other day (andsshe is not a member ot the Pres- byterian church) that Charley Baug- han was a nico man and a public beno factor, even if he was sometimes a “Jittle” hard on the girls. J. W, Crossland is putting in an his new building on Brondway with fresh cold air, for the purpose of bet- ter keoping the boer and liquors that will be stowed there. Tho board of supervisors, we under- stand, have appropriated $2,000 to assist in building the levee. There is no doubt but that this city will be beyond the reach of another flood within a year at most. They eny we are to have the Her- Ashton, isat the present time in the employ of the American Express company under Superintendent W. J. Hanconk, having as route. agent charge of one of the sec- dics very soon, This story is getting thin, . We shall belisve it when we see them running, and not before, A. Loui has the whole front of his restaurant hung with wild ducks and geeso. We have been informed that Hon. The county board of supervisors, wo |3 are informed, refused to allow a bill [ aria to supply the large vault under |, The leading Scientiats of to-day agrec, that most disonses are cansed by disordersd kidnoys or liver. 11, therefore, the kidneys and liver a Kept In perfoct orde health will ne the rosult. This trut y boen known o short ple suffered_great agony without e find reliot, The discovery arner’s Safe Kidoey and Liver Ciire marks a v era in the treatment of these tronbles, from n simple tropical leaf of raro val \nts necossary ¢ srato both of these great” o ) them o nourlsh s in the lower part of for Torpid Livor—Hendaches ~Jaundico —Dizzinoss— Grayel Fover- Ague— Liver and Urinary O, 1t fs iy tor females dnrig Pre ontrol Menstruation and is in aluable for Leucorrhwa or Fall ng of mb, Ax a Blood P 4 i unequaled, for it cures the organs that make the bloc H. H. WARNER & €0, Rochester, N. Y. Je16-tu-th-gat-1y LEGAL NOTICE. To Catharine Redde, non-resident defend Yon are horeby ntified that on the September, 1881, John Reddo, plaintifl ctition in the District Court, withl “m:lul'fllmty. Nebraska, against you ns de. fondant, the obfect and prayer of which potition i, to obtain a decroo of divorce from the bonds ofsmatrimony with you for the followitig causes, to'wit: 1st, ha 2d, extreme cruelty, and'for 4 aro required to anw the 24th day of October, 1881, DUANE & CAMPBELL, Attorneys for Plaintift, Jsald petition on soTwbt Examinntion of Teachers. Twill bo present at my offico in Crelghton block on the first Saturday of each month to®x- amine such applicants s may desire to teach in the public schools in Douglas county. Quar- tions into which the m’w of the company is devoted. He if a steady industrious young man and bids fair to advance rapidly both n the es- teem of the company and in_ position. The bride is a young lady well-known to the people of this city, & daughter of W. H. &flillurd of the extensive grocery and produce firm of Hays & Gleason on Main strect. The hn|‘)-{:y couple lelc yesterday on a brief bridai trip and will visit his home and friends at Lyons in this state. May Joy go and return with them. DECIDED TO STAY, A family of emigrants, since their arrival in this city bound west, have concluded to remain in Towa. In conversation with the head of the family, he stated to Tur Ber reporter he believed that northwestern Iowa still offered the best inducements for those who contemplated farming. Since he started, in every town he Eaued through he has heard nothin; ut praises of Towa soil, an from all he can gather he believes there is mno state in the Union so sure of & good crop after the seed is in, He thinks, in- stead of crossing the river, he will take n team and go up into Osceola county, in the northera part of the state.. We believe he could not seléct a more promising location. GOOD PRICE FOR CORN, Wilfred Haynes, one of Pottawatta- mie’s young farmers, called at Tae Bee office yesterday. He says his corn crop will fall a little short, but that he will put as much upon the market asusual. He thinks that one-third less corn will be required to winter stock this than last season. He be- lieves that on an average the Potta- watomie farmers will sell as much corn as over, and that the best of all is they will get a good price. Tt is esti- mated that the corn crop this year will be 265,000,000 bushels short. The greatest falling off id reported from 1llinois, Missouri, Kansas, New Eng- land and tho territories, These show tho least, while Iowa is expected to put as much upon the market as usual, GOT THE MONEY. Last Tuesday Mrs. Eliza C. Ben- net received, at the hands of M. F. Rohrer, general agent here of the Mutual Life insurance company, e sum of $1,000 in cash, which was the amount of the risk that the company was carrying for Mr, Bennett at the time of his death, This certainly will be a great help to Mrs. Bennott, as she was left with quite a family of little children, the youngest unborn at the time her husband was taken from her. With the aid of this money and her own labors she will be able to keep her little flock together. * BUARCITY OF COAL, It is said that already, before winter has made its appearance, there is a scarcity of coal in Council Bluffs. There is a wrong somewhere that should be righted. The coal dealers say that the roads are in fault, and the roads say that the cosl dealers don’t keep enough coal on hand; that some of them sell a car load and then send away for it. It does seem strange that with the railroad facilitios we are blessed with we are obliged to froeze half the winter for want of coal. A xailroad company that will allow coal to bo side-tracked for the sake of a lit- tle extra fréight money ought to have 1ts whole concern - side-tracked for all time, AN ECCENTRIO CHABACTER, The was occupied yeater- day afterngon by quite an original © r, an Irishman by the namo of John Langdon, - arrested by Ster- linly, Ho was u‘l\urt,‘ thigk-set, dir- ty specimen with only one foot, the (rother haying been eaten off either b, disease or some ferocious . animal. John was incarcerated ‘on complaint of that sweet daughter of hades, © crawled in gome way into her she- bang, and being somewhat thirsty asked . for 4. drink which Belle sup- plied and for which the son of Enn thanked “her, and turned to go out, She then stated to him that the nopr- ishment . which . she furnished cost moiey, ixw’:qj@{ntq handle in the face of the law, and 'a man drinking in that house g\wl pay. *Well, be dad,” replied John, “I have no money. What do you do when a fully | P Belle “Clover.” It sooms that he had| Horace Everett will before another vear erect a largo four-story brick fmimmg on the corner of Sixth street and Broadway. We hope he will con- nect the opera house with it —that will make Boyd's look sick. J. Mullier is moving into his new brick building, one of the most exten- the west. Ex-Alderman Graham has put a crow of men at work cutting through the bluff on the west side of Grand View park. When the city can afford it, this passage should be arched over with granite. It is claimed that colored people never kiss cach other. How is this, Burke? And now the news comes to us that Council Bluffs will be the western terminus of the grand continental route direc from New York, with 230 miles in this state passing through Adams, Wolls, Huntington, Wabash and Miami counties. Mrs. C)mpmnn, wife of our distin- guished United States marshal, has roturned from a recent vieit to her daughters who are attending school at Vassar. The Big 4's big band discoursed some fine music on Broadway yester- day afternoon. Laura Sheldon got into ‘limbo” and in charge of Officer ‘Sterling for assaulting o sweet sister yesterday. She was taken to, li;olima headquarters, aid her fine and went her way, re- Joicing that it cost so little. The case against yound Reardon oc- cupied Justice Frainey's court all day yosterday, The court reserved his decision, Wheeler, the proprietor of the Ogden, feels as happy as a bivalve at high tide with his wife and little ones about him, I N. Heckinger, of the firm of Hockinger Bros,, lawyers, was in the city on business, Wednesday, and stopped at the Pacific. Father McMenorny is confined to his house and bed with’a fever. J. W. Robbins, of the Inter Ocean, has gone east on a short business trip, 1t is said that through the influence of The Nonpareil and Mayor Vaughan, Dr. Cook was brought out in a speech the other evening at the opera house. Well, if any one can bring another out the mayor can. The Doctor will make a good speaker. T. J. Young, of Macedonia, was at the Ogden yesterday. J. P. Burrows and wife, of Clarinda, were in Council Bluffs yesterday. D, H. Solomon and daughters were in Council Bluffs yesterday. Mr. Downing, father of Mrs, E. L. Shugard, is in Council Bluffs on a vis- it to his daughter, Spencer Smith, of the Nonpareil, is we understand on the mending hand and will soon return to his place in the counting room, Rev. J, G. Leman has gone to Keo- kuk in attendance upon the state con- vention of the Baptist church, The following were the reccipts at the Union stock yards yesterday: 20 cars, R. A, Torrey; 8 cars, Baldwin & Co,; b cars, A, Marting 16 cars, West L. Btock & Co.; 22 cars, Sturges; 20 cars, Mason & Co. The shipments ¥ were as follows: 11 cars to R. A, Tor- roy, 13 ears to Raphel und 19 cars to Mondays, Palpitation of the Heart- J. M. Might, Syracuse, N. Y., writes: ““When I first commeneed using your ilur. dock Blood Bitters T -was troubled with fluttering aud palpitation of the heart, 1 fet ;fleu]k wnd g, with & mmbios of the limbs, Bince using, my heart has not troubled me aud the numbing sensa- | tion i all gone.” Price, 81; trial size, 10 cents, 10-c0d 1w J.P. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, 810 Bouth Thirtcenth Street, with J. M.'"Noolworth W, J. CONNELL., ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, Orvicn—Front Rooms (up stairs) in Hanscom's IRk sive ever devoted to a music hall in | terly examination first Saturday in February, May, August and November. 3.7 Poiss, County Supt. _ublic Instruction 2 t Aug- NOTIE, In the matter of the Estate of James K. Ish, deceaced. Notice i hereb; given that the creditors of cet the administrix of said Judge of Douglas at the County Court Itoom , on'the 6th day of Docomber, 1881, ¥ of February, 1852, and on theoth day of April, 1882, at 10 o'clock . m. each day, for the purpose of presonting their claims for ex- amination, adjustment and allowance, Six montus aro allowed for creditors to present their clatm, and one year for the administratrix to tettledald catate, from the Oth day of October, 1851, this notice will bo publish Tik OMAUA WKLY Br for four weeks suc , prior to the gth day of December, 1881, [A true copy.] ‘A, M. CHADWICK, oclowidt County Jndge. EST CHANCE for a hrrness-maker in the West. In o good business town and a well wettled country and no harness-makers, In- quire at this offic 2 CARFIELD 2iciie.vacss. plete, faithtul history from cradle t» the eminent biograpoer, Col. Conwell. all roady for delivery. volume, Endersed edition. Liberal terms, Agenta take orders for trom 20 to 60 copros dally, Outaells any othcr book ten tolone. Agents never made moncy & fast. The hook eells itselt, Ex- poriunce not necessary.*Failure unknown. Al mako imincuso profits. Private terms free. GEORGE STINSON & CO., ooBd&wim Portland, Maine. Western Horse and Cattle In- ' surance Company, Capital, = - = 8$100,00000 Insures Horses, Mules and Cattle against loss by acoident, decoase or thoft. Agencios in all cour- ties of the State, Nend for cirexlars. se20wly E!eofinfl Proclamation on Court ouse Lyernprlnllnn. At o seasion of the board of County Commis- sioners of the county of Douglas in the state of Ne: rasks, holaen o the 4th day of October, A. D. 1881, Tho follawing action was taken Dby the hoard with with roapect to tre construction of a Court House. WiknrAs, Owing to tho enhanced val labor ant material 1t is impossible to Court House suitable for the pu:pose of said county for the sum designated i the proclama- ton for the isse of bonds for the construction of o Court House, snbmitted to the people Novem- ber 2nd, 1850; and A com- Tave, by Books An olegantly illustrated of o mutter tho lowest rsponsible bid for th struction of A Court House that would be fire and such a8 to meet the needs of the coun , amounts to One Hundred and Nincty-cig ‘Housand Dollars; and Witkinad, Tho balance of funds necessary to construct a suitable Court Houso can be suppliod trom the general revenue of the county without any additional levy that now authorized by law, but the question o} such appropriation “must first bo submitted to the clectors of kaid county; therefore, it s Xisouven, That tho following proposition bo and the same {s hereby submitted to the quali- fled electors of said county of Douglas, to-wit Shall the county of Dotlas be authorized in the year 1852, t3 appropriate from the wensral rovenue of the said county for that year out of funds not otherwise required for county pur poses, the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, and in the year 1853, from tho revenue of that year out of funds not otherwise requircd for County purposes the further sum of 1wenty-five Thousand Dollars to aid i the ercction con. struction and completion of a Cou t Houso building in the city of Omaha for county pur- s, The form in which the abave proposition shall bo submitted shall Lo by ballot, upon which ballot shall be printed or written, or party printed or written, the worls *'For Court House Appro palation,” or “Against Court House A, tion,” and wll Lallots cast having ti words *'For Court House Appropriation. Tzcz pPropria deemed and taken 1+ bo in favor of said propas i t having Wwol House App shal taken to Lo against said proposition, and it two-thirds of tha votes cast at the election hercinatter provided i1 this be halt -be in favor of the above propasition, it snall bo deemied and taken to be carried. “The said proposition shall be voted upon at tho general electi n to be held in the county of Douglas, State of Nebrasks, on the sth day of November, A. D, 1581, at the Pllowing named ¥o. two, (2) at Jerry Ma- honey's grocesy itors Procinct—No, three, (3) D fice, cor. Douylas and Twelfth streotu, Omaha Precinct—Ne. four, (4) Sheilfl’s affice court house, Ompha Precinct—No. five, (5) Holmes' hard ware wtore, Sixteenth and Callforuia stroets. Omaha Precined six, () No, 1 Eugine House, Twentieth and Jzard stroots, Baratoge Precinct—School house near Grue. ning's, \ Floronce Precinct—Florence hotel. Unlon Preciuct—Irvingtou school houso, Jeflorson Preciuct—8chool houso 1 dlstrict 0, 414, Elkhorn Precinet—Elkhorn school houso, Platte Valloy Precinct—School house at Water. Hyde's of- Chicago Preciuct—School houso at Elkhorn sadion, Milliard Prec MoArdle Pre Douglas Prec West Omaha Millard school house. ~MeArdlo school house, House of J . Wilcox, ich election will bo opened at 8 o'clock rolog and will continucd open until ¢ ! o'clock lu the aff B. P KNIGHT, FRED DREXEL, oF: W CORLISS, County Commissioners, JOEN K. MANCHESTER. (8maL,) oow brick bullding, N. W. corner Ftiecuth ad aham Btreots, " County Clerk, Oct12-wit RBSTAUR.ANT. /| monts and electuaries do moro harm than good, Witki(r A%, Aftor twico thoroughly advertising | ! - Foundations of Success Precinet—School house near | The Oldest Mstatlished BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASRA. Caldwell, Hamilton & Co., AN EIRRES. Business tranwected same as that of an Incor- porsted oank. Accounta kept In currency or gold subject bo Wit chock without notice Cortificatos of deposit wmed payable in three, #x and twelve monthe, searing Interest, or on demand without interest. Advances made to customers on approved soca Fitios at market rates of intorest. Buy and sell gold, bills of exchange, govern ent, stato, county and city bonds. Draw sight drafta on England, Ireisnd, Scot land, and al parts of Europe, 8ol Kuropean passage tickete, COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADR, anvldt POPOSALS For Purchase or Lease Oity Property. as the “0Ld October 26th, 1d contains ond ac ribed by motes and bonnds in the o'clock noon Tand fully des deed to the city. The council reservey the right to reject avy and all bids, 3o 3L L CJEWETT, Oma‘n Oct. 15th 1681, John G. Jacobs, (Formerly of Gish & Jacoby,) UNDERTAKER. No. 1427 Fs 8 i " J. E. BRADLEY, Corner 16th and Webster Sts. Fresh Oysters and Game constantly on hand snd served | 0b GRAY'S SPECIK TRADE MARK The Creat PRADE MARK English rem- edy. Anun. failing cure for Seminal Weakn Spermator rhes, Impot- ency, and all Discascsthat follow o8 & BEFORE TAKING. requence of AFTER TARING. Holt-Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi- tude, Pain in the Back, Dimndss of Vision, Pre tre Grave. £ Full particulars in our pamohlet, which desire to send freo by mail to_every one, pecific Medicine ia sold by all druggists package, or 6 packages for $5, or will be rent fres by mail on recelpt of the money, by addressing — THE GRAY MEDICINE CC u For sale by C. F Goodman. he st lM r nod by L1t strain o Sour duties: ayoid timulautsand use Hop Ditters, night work, to re tore brain nerveal wasts, uso HOp 8. 1f you aro young and from any 1. scretion Lvll' dlmltllnl % ‘\"rll;.v“'nr,v:;. Jod or_single, old ot 4 5 poorlicalth or languisn bed of sick nees, rely on Whoever you ‘whenever u necds cleanainic, ton- 43 ¢ fie or. timulating, Without (nfoxieating, tak op Haveyou dys- pepuin, Kidney, 111 bej} Sl ronuse AGENTS WANTED poR ovk NEW BOOK) BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG, " being the Story of the Scriptures, by Rev. George Alexnder Crook, D D, in simplo and. aitractive anguago for old and young. tusely illustra- $8.00, Bend for circulars with extra terms, J_H. CHAMBERS & CO. 8t. Lonis ‘M PILES! PILES! PILES! A Sure Cure Found at Last! No One Need Suffer! A surecure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcernted Piles bas been discovered by Dr. Wil- liam, (an Indian remedy,) called Dr. Willinm's Indiau Ointment. A single box has worst chronic cases of 25 or 80y ears standing. No one need suffer five minutes atter applying this wonderful soothing medicine, Lotions, instru- d the Williaw'’s Ointment abworbs the tumors, allays the ‘ntense itching, (particulasly st night after getting warng in bed,) acts as apoultice, gives in- stant and painless rolict, and isprepared only for Piles, itching of the privato parts, aud. for noth- Read what the Hon J. M. Cefinberry of Cleve- land says about Dr. William's Indian Pile Oint- ment: 1 have used scores of Piles cures, and it aflords me pleasu-c tosay that I have never found anything waich gave such immeoiate and perma- nent relief as Dr. Wil isn's (ndian Ointment or sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt of price, 1,00 HENRY & CO.. Prop’rs, VRLAND, Onifo, For sale by C. F. Goodman, 8 Oct10dood&weowly LY BEE: FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 1831. equal to any 60 cents Vests ever offered. 75c we offer a Merino Vest, Silk bound and very fine, fully equal to the $1.00 Vest of a year ago; and at $1.00 and $1.25 we have very fine quality in Ladies’ Underwear. Shirts 75c, worth $1.00. Men's Heavy White Merino Vests 76c, sold last year for $1.00. CART- WRIGHT & WARNER'S Imported Scotch and other fine Shirts and Drawers, our own importations bought last Summer Very Low. o fornia Blankets, $12.00. home made grey Blankets, size, 6x7 feet, $4.00 -a pair. weight, 71b, 86.00. tod, making » most (ntereeting and iinpressive I youth 8 instructor. Every parent will secure this A"n LTHE k. Proachors, yon should circulate i, - Price 404 South 13th Street, all my and niy !:P.NFINB WITHOUT TH® ABOVE BrAMPS he s vorkmen aro em\:;: ed, and at_the lowest cast pr confer & tavor by sending for ono. DAVID SMITH MOORE. S. P. MORSE & 1319 Farnham Street. We offer to-day the largest stock of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear in the State of Ne- braska. Moreover they were all bought for cash in the cheapest market of the World, and as the high road to success lays through the medium of ‘a large assortment at low prices, we feel that we are in a position to meet all wants at THE LOWEST KNOWN PRICES! .|And as special bargains we to-day open a case con- sisting of 60 dozen Ladies’ fine Merino Vests and be found fully Pants, at 46c each: These will Cartwright's and Warner's best - fine Ladies’ Vests, $2.25. Scotch Cheviot ioad o ity "o Comninmion st s reems: | VEStS for Ladies’ Wear. MEN'S UNDERWEAR! ] 50 doz. Men’s Merino Shirts and Drawers, 25c. 50 doz. Scotch Mixed Wool 30 doz. Men'’s All-Wool Scarlet Shirts, $1.25. 50 doz. A large proportion of our Underwear, Blankets and Woolen Hosiery were on hand at the time of our FIRE LAST SPRING, ss the season then was too far advancedto offer them, we prefered to pack them, and conse- quently offer them at at least 25 PER CENT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES OF TO-DAY. 50 pairs 10-4 white blankets, $1.50. 75 pairs 11-4 white blankets, $2.00. 75 pairs 10-4 white blankets, §3.00. 50 pairs 11-4 white blankets, 3.50. 50 pairs 10-4 white blankets, $4.50. 50 pairs 11-4 white blankets, $5.00. 75 guirs 10 4 very fine white blankets weight G4 pounds, at $6.50. 50 pairs 11-4;same quality, onlyweighing 8 pounds| 7.00. 25 pairs 10-4 strictly all wool blankets, very fine and heavy, $9.00. 25 pairs same quality, $10.00. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.—25 11-4 California Blankets, $11.00, (Same sold last year at $14.00.) 25 12-4 Cali! 20 13-4 California Blankets, $15.00. COLORED BLANKETS.—200 pairs cheap colored Blankets from $1.25 to $3.00 a pair. 75 pairs wastem\ / 7 k 75 _pairs western home made grey Blankets, size, 6x7 feet, i - 76 same quality, weight, 8b, $7.00. 50 pairs 11} Scarlet all wool western Blankets, $6.75. Hotels, Boarding houses, and all using quantities of Blankets are especially invited to examine the above, by far the best assor*ed and cheapest stock in the western states, Country orders will be filled with privilege of returning goods not Satisfictory. S. P. MORSHEH & CO., 1819 Farnham Street. J.B. Detwiler's ' GARPET STORE.{ &(The l.argest Stock and Most Com- Lo e L Mt plete Assortment in The West. CONTINUES TO Roar for Moore(s) Harness AND AME on the same. NO GOODS ARE est material is used and the mosb skilled Anyone wishing s prico-list of good will " AGENTS WANTED FOR FAFTosT SKLING. BOOKS 07 TIR Aok ! BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FORMS, The laws of trade, logal forms, how to trans t Lusiness, valuablo tables, social etiquett ptary usage, how to vonduct publi act it Is & complote Guide to Suce A family neowssity. Addross d wpecial torme ANCUOR PUBLIE Birokers in all Railroad HOBBIE DBRUS Tickets, Ouuha, Neb., offer Tickets to the East, until further not ce, at the foliowing unheard of Low Ratos: Chicago, #12; Round Trip, $24.00, These are liniited Furst-Class Tickots and xood for roturn through the year, and via the Old Relisble Chi cago, Burlington' & Quincy Railroad. way to NEW YORK, 18t clam, BOSTO! do PHILADELPHIA, do WASHIN wTON, s mma‘?{)’ulau n Reduced Rote Railroad and Stamship Tickets, 09 Tenth 8t., Omaha, Neb. Remewmber the place—Three Doors North of Union Pacific Railroad Depot, East Bide of Tenth Street, inata, August 1; 1881 au2sdawdm HAWKEYE PLAINING MILL 00, Des Moines, lowa, M. f BASBH, DOORS, BLINDS, "“’#:5'&19& MOULDINGS, &C. nished, and word furnished in all &inds of hard or soft wood, Counters finished in oil when ve- | #ired into building ready for paiut_on whort notice procured, Save money by giving us your con tracts, * 8tairs, Newels and Balusters. Our foreman in this opartment was formerly with Frost Manufacturing Co, #Chixgo, 1lis, and has done some of the fluest Stalr sork in the Northwest Orders by mail promptly attended to, #20 w [ count - United States Depository. National Bank ——OF OMAHA, Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts. OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT 1IN UMALA, Organized A8 » National Bank August 20, 1868, A &4 CAFITAL AND PROFITS OVER + 300,000 ‘amounts, mau lina [T EYE & EAR DR. L. B. GRADDY, Great reduction in Bank Counters, Plans fur- | LATE OLINIOAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL Shelving of all kinds furnished and put | References all Reputable Physicians of Omaha. Our workmen are the best mechanics that can be | om We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets, Oil cioths, Matting, Window-shades, Fixtures and Lace Curtains, BUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS.) BTABLISHKD 1550, OPFICKRS AND DIKNCTORN § {rrnAN Kounrzn, Premdent. Avavsrus Koowrzs, Viec Preeident, H, W, Yaras, Cashier, A. J. Porruron, Attorney, Joux A. CRBIGHTON, WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY. .. F. H. Davis, Aset. Cashler, Thi bank recelves depoite withont regard to Insuce time certificates bearing Interest. Draws dratts on San Francisco and princl ¥ Y citien of tho Unitod States, also London, Dublin o 10 00, | Edinburgh and the principal citios of the conti For iculars, write or go direct to HOBBIE | neut of Europe. 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