Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 3, 1882, Page 6

l IN—— — T L — 6 i i COUNGIL BLUFFS A Proposed Barga Line to St Louis. Steps to be Taken to Make it & Thing of Reality. MoGee Convicted of Murder in the Second Degree, A Sonsational Sermon Which At- tracts Much Attention. At the opening of the new year of 1882, we are pleased to announce that thete is a new and very important en- terprise about to be started here in shapo of a barge line between this| eity and St Louis We understand that a company of St Louis capitalists contemplate ranninga lme of barges from that place to Council Bluffs, Towa, and that after making measurements and surveys, they have ascortained that Spring lake a short distance north of atfords moat excellent facilities for w harbor for the barges. by measurenent that the lower end of the lake is some B8} feet above the water mark of the river, while the upper end is abont on a level with the river, thus offording fa- cilities, to supply the lake with ad ditional water at small means of pipes, put in at the upper| sad, and a canal at the lower end by means of which barges could be run in and out of the luke into the river. | All that this company asks of the city is that t.hry give them the exclusive use of the lower end of the lake with privilege to grade up one of the streets to the .uke and construct a stone wall across the lake, to be used for the purpose of supplying the canal with water to float the barge. 1f this be true the city should grant this right | C to the company at once as such an en terprise would add materially to the prosperity of cur citizens and the em bankments proposed by saidlaw would protect our city from future encronch- ment of water caused by the overflow of the Missouri river. AN IMRERESTING SERMON. this city They have ascertained exponse by ‘The Baptist church was crowded on last Sunday evening. In fact quite a large number were turned away for want of standing room. It was manifest that more people were drawn there more to hear what M. Lemen bad to say about ill-fame and gambling houres than to worship. All classes and conditions of humanity wore there; good men who hava not listened to the prerching of the gos- pel mince they came west were thore; gamblers and saloon-keepers, and ®ven prostitutes eat as eager listeners, ‘The utmost decorum was maintained throughout. This might have been owing to the fact that Mayor Vaughn, | all present verence, wan kind and generous, uu.xi charitable to all; and many years will | voll around before the impress of her mdividuality will pass away; she was | one of the few that when called to an swer to the summons ‘“‘child of (Iv earth come awey,” willnot bo forgot ten. | The services will be at the Prosby | terian church at 10:30 o'clock, after which a special train of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy will take the re mains to Glenwood forburial. Friends | are invited to attend the funeral. COURTEOUS HOSPITALITY, The manner in which W. F. Sapp, | Jr., received and presented xm- guests | at the grand celebration by his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. | Colonel William K. Sapp, of the twen ty-fifth anniversary, deserves special | mention. The entire affair from its | inception was under his per mm charge and direction, and the very | pleasing |||nmn r that cvery detail was | carried out by him was observed by | Mr. Sapp, Jr., is young | but has had experience in | Washington society, that makes the entertaining of a large party a mere pastime | In addition to the extended list of | present received by Col. and W. F. | Supp, upon the occasion of their twenty fifth anuiversary, e take | pleasure in mentioning an_ elegant solid silver cake knife from Mr. and Mre. A, R. Hari and Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Ford, all of Logan, Harrison county; also o most beautiful floral wift from Mrs, Charles 1. Seoberger, of Chicago, o very highly esteemed friond of Mrs. Sapp, with whom in her girlhood she was very intimate, WILL REPEAT IT, Rev. J. G. Lemen, at the request of many leading citizens, will repeat | his highly entortaining lecture on “Crime,” "in our city next Sabbath evening in the Methodist church. |in years, A PHENOMENON. Thero has been a fruit tree in bloom nearly all winter on lower Brondway. HAN PEESENT. The follow are the names ot the bailiffs who presented Porry Reol the elegant meerschaum pipe: J. J. White, Ed. Bates, Andrew Clatter- back, Wall McFadden, N. Tyson and C. Wheeler. A BOUNCING BABY, Mrs. John Weaver, who resides on Sevonth avenue, gave birth yesterday to daughter weighing 12 pounds. The district court was enguged yes- terday trying the case entitled Winn vs. Wilson, The McGee jury after being out thirty-six hours returned a verdict of IROME the City Parlor restaurant, on Bryant street, has sold her interest to parties from Hamburg, who propose to estab- lish & saloon in connection with the same. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES, 0. A. Froaerick loft this city Sun- hay night for Independence, accom- panied by his daughter Winifred. He will return Thuraday. Ex-Mayor James, Recorder Burke, Chief fof Police H. H. Field snd Officer Brooks were present. Mr. Lemen started out by reading a fow words from Isaiah .n! then went e to show that the time weuld come, unless the people arose in their might, when God would put all crime under hisfeet. Has portrayed in vivid terms the orimne of all grades with which our aity abounde. l‘Dm:em women were tled on e cry hand day and night women a ill repute, That decent men going to and retiring from their places of business were compelled to stumble over drunken men in our streets. That teamsters without a blush could be seen at any hour pub- hely exchanging glances with vile women. That he himself was obliged to move from the house he oocupied in the upper part of the city to avoid passing the dens of infamy and shame along the route. He ac- oused the prees of trying to cover up crime, because it is for their interest to do so. He said he had investi- gated the mattor and was ready to prove that Council Blutfs contained eight or ten gawbling dens, fifteen notorious houses of infamy and about thirty on theoutskirts and one hundred saloons indorsed by six hundred citi- zens who hive adjoining He thought the blame for all the crime and misery did not restat the door of the police dopartment. He claimed a great deal rests with the citizens of Council Bluffs that the the sentiment of the business men are in favor ot such things on account of the profita they derived from such quarters. That the reason the ofticers ot the law allowed such things to go on was because it had becomesa cus- tom those before them had winked at. He said those in authority had i formed him that it was impossible to secure a conviction in ninety-nine oascs out of hundred. In a saloon on Broadway seventy-five young men of this city Lad been counted ganbling at one time. Vile women st in the parlors of these dens dressed in a mwanner as to arouso their passions. That they spread their nets broad and fine to catch these silly flys Ho believed we should have more | licemen; that the seven that we The work on Union Avenue is pro- gressing finely. They have already | * reached a point in the vicinity of the Park house. A man giving his name as Stewart was arrested by Bterling for drunken- nees; also & man by the name of Cav- I’Ilg}l arrested by Claugh, the same offense. Stewart, when ns-mhod was found to huve twenty-one dollars on his person. Thomas Hughes was arrested by Officer Brooks for disturbing the peaco in Wagner's saloon. He was not in a condition to settle with, so Tho streets in Council Bluffs are getting worn down so that teams can much more easily get about. Joseph Durrnlurger, Broadway, ]hN falo, was induced by his brother to t y ThoMw' Ecreerwio 01 for & spraine | ankle, and with half & dozen applications |...Iw.. enabled to walk round again a1 WE| DE oquonces and W, Deatness, woak cyos, 1w of volc:, scrofuli, loucorrh ea, b onchitis and undermined con 4 “Trea nt DDlllgfl ald lo any o n, 1 can. Dewey Fulton Street, Now 3808 on receipt of po Publishers, No. 13 dit-eod-4taw it GIAY'I SPECIFIC MEDICINE; The Great ‘I-.m(ll-h remi- TRADR MARK . Anun. L failing cure TRADE M, rhea, Impot. ency, and all Mnmllllll follow as BEFORE TAKING, squcnco of AFTER TARING, Selt- Abuse; as Lows of Memory, Univorsal Lassis tude, Paln in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre mature 014 Age, aud many other Diseasos that lead to Inwanity ‘or Consumption and s Prems: ture Grave. 44 Full ‘particulars in or pamvhlet, which wo desire to send free v mil to overy one. £4 T Specific Medicine is 3old by all drugyists at §1 por package, or 6 pack vzes for 86, or will be ent free by mall on rea ptof the money, by ave, were their arms as long again they could not gather in all the crime that emanates from these gaping | mouths of hell; that the sentiment of the people should be changed; that every respectable citizen frown upon such things, Mr. Lemen spoke for| for about two hours in a very eloquent manner, and commanded during the | entirediscourse the strictest attention AN OLD LADY GONE. Grandma Jackson died at her resi- dence on Bancroft strect Sunday night about 12 o'clock, after an illness of only a few weeks. Her maiden name was Cessna, She was born in Bedford county, Penusylvauia, February 7, 1797, and after her marriage lived in | Pennsylyania, Ohio, Indiana and Mis souri. In she fall of 1856 the re moved from Missouri to this place, where she has resided. She has five children yet living, Audrew and Frank m Californis, Mrs. Ricord in Gienn- wood, Towa, W. C, Jackson, of this lace and James A uis. Bhe leaves thirty grandchil- dren and tweuty-one great grandchil dren. Grandma Jackson was a woman of remarkable will, industry and perse | Beferonces all Reputable Jackson of St | ~OF THE~ EYE & EAR DR.L. B. GRADDY, | Oculist and Au.rmt. LATE OLINICAL ABSISTANT IN ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. ysicians of Omaha | Corner |6th and Farnham 8ts. | submet! | |WAR IN PASSENGER RATES || HOBBIE BROS., Brokers in all Rallrcad Tickets, Omaia, Neb., offer Tickets to the East, until further notice, at the tollowlng unheard of Low Rates: £ O, | Omana. It clam, 9 clas, | NEW YORK, 0.0, | BOSTON, PHILADE WASHIN te or go iy Reduced Vate Ralroad and | Bteamahip Tickets, 309 Tenth St., Omahs Neb. Hememoer the ' place—Three Lk orw N rth of nion Pacific Railroad Depot, East » de ofTenth | Stre 0! August 1, 1251 J.P.ENGLISH, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. | $10 Bouth Thirteenth Btroet, with | 4 M. NoQ'sanmth the court continued his case. ot iom 'llIP (MA]IA lm)All M4 Iil‘, ““HOUSES Lots, FARMS, Lands. For Sale By BEMIS, FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STS., —_— No. 258, Fill lot fenced and with small build g on Capitol Avenie nenr 26t troot, §700, No, 257, 1 arge lot or block 206 b, 270 feet on Hamilton, ' var Irone stroet, ¥2,500, No, 2 Il Cormer lot on Jones, near 16th street, near Cum ot unSpruce stroot, near 6'h street, 261, Two lots ou Seward, near King street, 0. 2613, Lot on Beward, near King streot, 40, Half lot on Dodge, near 1th street No. 247, Feur beautiful residenc: lots, near Creighton College (or will well w parute), 84,00 240, Two lots on Uha los, near Cuwnin 00 vach 463, Lot on 1dal Cuming street, £100. No. 245, Oneacre lot on Cuming, noar Dutton 20th strect, 470 No 241, Lot on Faroham, near ¥7150. No. 240, Lot 60 by 09 feot on South Avenuo, near Mson utreot, $560. 20th & reet, 9, Coruner Ict on Bur , near 2 d .treet, 238 120x182 feot on Harney, near 2ith murder in the second degree, the |stree (\ufl\m it up), ¥ penalty for which may be service at “f:"' 23 Sherman Avenue hard labor in the penitentiary for 4 No. ar 23d 8760, hife, ard, 8500, CHANGE IN BUSINESS, venue Mus. J. P, Billups, proprictress of Decatur, 0 ur !rene s trect, No. 920, Lot 23xt 6 foct on Dodge, near 15th street, make wn offer. No.'217, Lot on 24d wtroet, near Clurk, $600. No' 216, 1ot on Hamilior, near K1 g, w00, 0. 209, Lot on 15th, near Nicholas street, No. 2,7, Two lota on 16 h, near Pacificstreet, nku 206, Two lots on Castellar, near 10th streot, 50, No. 204, beautiful residence lot ou Division sired, nesr G ming, 840, No/t03, Lot cn Sunders, near Hamlitan No l No. I Seward, No. uM, l.nlon 20th ttreet, near Sherman , Lot 16th stroet, near Pacific, §600. Thm lots on Baunders stroet, near 356 . n:nu loq,‘hwlo-onm near Grace strect No. 191, 1o# on Parker, near Irene streot, $300. No. 163, two lots ou’ Cass, near 21st #treot, (Ut M%u ) 86,00, 1, lot on Center, near Cuming street, 80, lot on Plor, neir Seward street, $060. Ial.on Sherman avenue, near lzard No. mq !ot on_Cass, near 14th, §1,000. No. 170, lot on Pacific, near 14th street; make offers, No. 160, six lota on Farvham, near 24th street #1460 92,00 each. 0. 163, full block on 20th street, nea race courwe, and threo lots in Gise's addition ors and Casaiu ctrects, $2,000. 10" on Callfornia stree, tear Creigh ¢ lot, near tho head of St. Mary's Jout two acres, noar the head of 8t Mary's avonue, 81,00, No. 120, 1ot on 18th street, near White Lead Works, 8526, No. 124, sixteen lots, near shot tower on the aurs ot SOatarrhar Giveasen by OF . Bellovue m..., ¥ Wel De Meyer, of New York City, discoverer of |~ No, 122, the antidotal trentmont, - Advancel Lbeory. im | acas Poptiotone, 81,0 portant acts and startling - corroborations | No. 11 thirty M dcre lota in Millard and Caldwells dditions on Sherman avenue, Spring and $iratogs streets, near the end of groen strot car truck, §80 - to §1,200 each. . 50, lot on Chicago, nesr 224 street, §1,6000 55, lot on Caldwoll, noar Sauuders strect 86, corner lot on Charles, rear Saunders street, §700. No. '8, 1ot on lzard, near 21st, with two sm nonses, §2 400. No. 53, two lote on 10th, near Pierce street, throo lots on Harney, near 10th street, e 76, 90x182 feot on 9th street, near Leaven wort.. wtro. t, 83,000, No. 75, 60x82 feet, on Pacific, near Sth streot, 100, ; 69, 66x132 feet, on Douglas stroet, near 10th, #2,600. No. 60, »I‘hmn lots on 21st, 224, 23d and Saundon strcets, near Gmce and Seunders strvet Tridge, H00 'No. 6, ono-fourth block (180186 fcet), nearuia® Convent of Poor Claire on Hamilten street, the end of red stree car track, rey, near 9th ulumt #1,200. lot on Califc i, near 21st, §1,600. No. 4, let on Cass, ne m-nm.n. No. 1, lotin "lllu\ near 1sth, Louv Harbact s trst an wlso in Parker's, Sh Melson's, addressing THEGRA lhl'}*”‘fl“‘:“ V. smith's, Redic ake's, and all other Buffalo, N. Y. | aduitions, at & y prices and terms. For sl bv0, ¥ Goodr ocTagreod 302 loty in Eokon Place, near Hanscom Park; prices from §300 to $00 each One hundred and ity nine beautiful rest y [ D l S E A S E S | donce lots, located on Hamifiton street, balf way botween the turn table of the red street car line and the waterworks reservior and addition, and Just west of the Convent of the bisters Poor {laire in shinn's aduition, Priccs 1ange trow 7 0 9100 cuch, anid wil Lo old on oy terme Tracts of B, 11, 19, 20, 40 or 50 cros, With bu Idin A“n.fumu linprovements, and adfolning the o'ty at wll prices 500 b1 the best residence ota in the city of Omaha—any location you de ire—north, oa t, south or weat, snd at bed-rock prices. 220 cholce business lots 0 all the principal Lusiness strects of Omahia, varying fiom $60U 10 00 each wo hundred houses and lots ranging from $500 o #16,000, and located in every part of the city Bemis’ Reav Estare Acency, 16th and D¢ 13'a Street, MARKET' BIIS'I.‘ AND - Handsomest| IN THE~ Fo Sale by WM. F. STOKTZEL 621 South Tenth St. SYPHILIS ‘Whether iv its Primary, Secondary or Tortiary Stage. Removes all traces of orcury from the ays: tom, Cures Scrofula, Ols 800+, Rheuma- tiem, B zema, Co rrh or any Blood Diseaso. Cures When Hot Springs Faill Mal ern, Ark., May 2, 1851 We have cases in our town wi'o lived at ot Springs and were finally cured with 8. 8. 3. MCCAMMON & MURRY. s, Menn., May 12, 1881 bot fes of 3.8, 3. i & year M We have sold 1 It bas given universal 8 tisfaction. 1 air minued physiclans now recommend it '8 & positive specific. 5 MasspieLy & Co. Louisville, Ky, May 13. 1881, 8. 8. 8. has given h.n.rmu Taction than_ any medicine [ have eve Id J. A, FL XNRR, pnver, Col. May 2, 1881 Every purcha er pedks in the highest terms of 8. 8.8, L. Molssetor. Richwond. Va., May 11, 1881, You can roter anyboy to us 'in_regard to the merits of 8. B. 8, Polk, Miller & Co Ha "o never known S. 8. 8 tofail to cure a case 'I‘U S[)A JAN UA RY 3. IBSQ SOLOMON'S st et usry Deere & Comp'y. 1204 Farnham 8t., MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS, MOLINE, ILL. OMAHA, - - - NEB. Wholesale Dealers in '1AGRIGULTURAI. IMPLEMENTS, Council Bluffs, lowa. WESTERN AGENTS FORX Moline Wagon Co.----Farm and Spring Wagons, Deere & Mansur Co.----Oorn Planters, Stalk Cutters, &o., Moline,Pump Co.----Wood and Iron Pumps, Wheel & Seeder Co.----Fountain City Drills and Sesders, Mechanicsburg Mach, Co.----Baker Grain Drills, Shawnee Agricultural Co.----Advance Hay Rakes, Joliet Manufacturing Co.----Eureka Power and Hand Shellers, Whitman Agricultural Co.----Shellers, Road Scrapers, &o., Moline Scale Co.----Victor Standard Scales, w A, 0. Figh----Racine Buggies, Hoys' Chipper Girls' * Tippor © 24510 Chromes Woinat o AND DEALERS IN :‘"” nn:nl ‘\\“'I:I'Y'l! Frames R 20 i & Ty Vi anue. 2| A1) Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock. and-01 e Velvet Frames. 16 m;'\::; Moulding, Walnut or G! l inch per i SEND FOR CATALOGURS. Ro m Moulding, Walnut cr Gilt, 1} yor foot..... 5 Address All Communications to Brass Hooks for R om Moulding, per coz. fed Room Lamp, Complote. . Hand Lamps, Complete firass (and Lamp, (,mv.\.l Tron Cont Bucket ’ Best Broom in Market H Child's Broows Council Bluffs, lowa. s Spitt on 2 Good Lanter One Gallon Oil Can FOR. Low Prices for Iron Stone China Ware H Handle Teas, per ket (1 oot 11 s ce, poi set (12 L] One lmn11.‘:31'\-7'.1..‘:«1»!'»""""' RN WO desu‘e to call the special attension ot the trade to oux i | elegant lines (at BOTT: M PRICES) of Underwear, Cardi an & |Jackets and Scarfs, Buck Gloves, Overshirts, Over:lls Hosiery, &c.,now open. ‘Wholesale only. RS 8 SHREVE, JARVIS & CO, Seus tor e iooms (3 et cow). 20 1t Corner Fourteenth and Dodge 8ts e ) S. CAULFIELD, ——WHOLESALE— Platon (8 picc ates (6 piecos , o , all Prices. Conducton’ Latorns. £47The sbove prices FOR CASH, and you will find them at lenst 10to 31 per cont. losa than elsewhe o, a8 we purcha o for Cash. at the lowest us "2 trial and be convinced. Plvase cal and price our Gi ods as we b ve thousands of articlos not ment oned on this bill. —AND DEALER N— Wall Paper and Window Shades. All Are f'Welcome, Whether They Want Goods orNot. vhether T dedeod-t! <t Byphilis, whe proparly Ll ard, ) Eli Warren, PSTyine Tho abo' ¢ signers arewentlemon of high stand- ing. wCorner 10th and Howard | x and twelve months, scaring A _H COLQUITT, ‘Governor 0 Georgia. IF YOI WISII WE W LL T:\KBY ‘UE&E CA TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CU! Write for particulars_and \my) "5 uttle ‘Message to the U rll'rl.unl \ald to any Syvtn W00 ottics Mercury lodido Potas- ineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. + rops. Atlan'a, Ga. Price of rogular sizo reduced to §1 75 por ot. tloSwmall 8 ko, holding half tho quantity, pr.ce, $1.00. Sold by KENNARD & C0,, and Druggists Cenvrally Matter of Application of Michaol Wallanz for Liquor License. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Michael Wal- lanz did, aupen the 24th day of December, 18°1, file his apulication to the Mayo- and ln) (..uum of Omaha, for license to sell M 1t, ituous and Vinous Liquors, at m.nh si. e Leavenworth, be: tween Thirteeth and Fourteenth streets, Second ward, Omah , Neb,, from the 7th day of January, 1852, to the 10th day of April, 1882, If there be no objectiin, remonstrance or protest filed within two we ks from Decer ber 24th, A. D., 1881, the saii license will be granted. MicHAEL WALLANZ, Applicant, Tur DALY BRE newspaper will publish the above notice once each week for two weeks at the expense of the applicant. The City ot Omnlm is mot to be charged | _ therewith, J.J. L, C. JEWE Dec24-2t. City Clerk. THE OGOIDENTAL ! J. I. PAYNTER, Proprietor Streets, OMAHA, NEB Rates, Two Dollarg Per Day 980, W, DOANR. A, O, CAMPRKLL DOANE & CAMPBELL, Attorneys-at- Law.‘ 8. W COR. TH & DOUGLAS STS. The Olaest kstarushed | BANKING HOUSE' IN NEBRASKA. ‘ Caldwell, Hamilton & Co.,. BANKERS. Business transwcted same as that of an lncor | poratod oauk., Accounta kept In currency or gold subject & sivht check without notice Cortificates of doposit ssucd payabl In throe nterost, or o0 lemand without interost. Advances made 10 customens on approved secu 1304 Farnham 8t., Omaha Neb. oot-me-ty WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ISH & McMAHON, 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB. The Only Bxclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. Iy 18-me THE JELM MOUNTAIN GOLD ST, VER Mining and Milling Company THE KENDALL PLAITING MACHINE! AND DRESS-MAKERS' COMPANION. =it plaits and pressos perfectly one yard per Tinute. 1t plaits from 1-16 0f an inch to1 1-4 inches in felts or tinest silk dstyle of plaiting in use. No lady t her own dress making can agord o do witiout ono—as nico plaiting is ngverout of fashion, if seen it sels itself. For Michines, Circulars or Agent's term s sudross CONGAR & CO., 113 Adams St., Chicago, " D . AL Working Ci \:lt-l - - - B 2 5 Capital 3 0 ~ - - - « - ~ e 5 Var Value of Shares, - STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON ABSESBA.BL! Mines Located in BRAMEL MINING DISTRICT. OFEFICERS: DR, J. 1. THOMAS, Prosident, Cumuming, Wyoming. WM. E. TILTON, Vice-President, Cummins, Wyoming HARWOOD, Secretary, Cummins, Wyoming. A. G. LUNN, Treasurer, Cummins, Wyoming, Wofl) GEO, W Matter of Applu ation of mermaa for Liquor License N( Notice is henln ven that Gottleib Zim- | werman did, upon the27th day of December, A. D, 1881, file bisa plicasion to the M yor and City Council of Omah, for icense to gl \lnfz Spirituous and Vinous Liquors, TRUSTERES: a . W. coruer 13th _and Harney .u.m-t, Dr. J. 1. Thomas, [D“h'i“]l":l.r\l‘ B (‘;'a-ob l“l;,l:l,c.ls- téwhlz):m., 1qulmml Omaha, Neb., from ho 1 ti, | £ N. Harwood. ErausioLeavons,, - oo, G0 Ry J u ry, 1882, to the 10th day f . no2mebm GEO. W. KENDALL, Author'zed Agent for Sale of Stock; Box 442, Omaba, Neb. If there be no oqjection, remonstance or protest tiled within two weeks frou, the 17th of Dec-mber, A, D). 1881, the said license will be grantéd GOTTLELB ZIMMERMAN, | Applicant, news uper will each week | Jf the ap, i | The OMana Da Ly Big yublish the & ove notice for two week it the expe mee FOSTER &CRAY, cant. The ecity of Omaha is not to be charged therewith, iRy | S uoumny, | —WHOLESALE— NEBRASKA ;1 rMBER, COAL & LIME, State Gazetteer and Busi- | ness Directoy, | Containing & des On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas 8ts., iption and list of all In| u ess uoenin ¢ state, will be issued in 1882, Price 81,00, . M. WOLFE, Publisher. Fourteenth Street, Omaha, Neb o Boullv W B VIBUS &0, 1WHOI.ESAI.E GROCER, GOMMIssmN MERCHANTS\‘ 1213 Farnham St.. Omaha, Neb. 125 Lasalle Street, CHICAGO, | v FEARON & COLE, Grain and Provisions Bought; [ | rities at markot rateos of luterest. ‘ und Suld on Mnr,-_‘]nfl' A B o il ol bl o eschasgs, gorer | meie - Commissson Mer Chants, Draw ot Jrafte on England, Lreland, Scot- | - - — - — | WAk sadRan SuNee | Edward W, Simeral, | 1121 Farnham St., Omaha, Neb, 21#‘..‘(‘"10!' PROMPTLY MADE, 1 ‘ 1 ‘ C RNE‘ AT LAW ‘ lfilll‘ “:.;:‘::“mr::fl".‘fa,r,:;\f:“‘mmy‘ :lln\l;l ':1.. ’K:ln’h;:::u:“;:lhk Baok, Owaba, Plabd - 4