Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1882, Page 6

— { 6 COUNCIL BLUFFS. Death of Wm, H. Powers, an 0ld and Wealthy Oitizen, He Wills a Thousand Dollars to His Nurse. Stolen Silverware Recovered From a Lot of Rubbish. A Dangerous Embankment Oaves in and Nearly Kills a Man, Retirement of Mr. Adams From the Connoil Bluffs Deopartment He Has Ably Conducted. Tar Brk reporter yesterday visited | the National Shot company We found Superintendent H. A. Shearer and a crew of men busily at wmachinery s worke, work hoisting the heavy into place. He reports the company ays they will be in good trim, and ready for business in He thinks that they will revolutionize the shot traflic f the country. They know by actual experience that an ar- ticle can be made superior i every and the ex ut a month. senso to the old *“lead, perienco of manufacturing is nominal, when compared with the old process, At first the company proposed to do their melting in the npper part of the building, but finding that they would experience some difliculty in effecting insurance they abandoned the idea and constructed an additional building in the rear, where this pro- This change 1 of new cess will be carried on, will necessitate the putting hoisting machinery, as the lead will have to be carried from here into the top before being dropped into the bath. Mr. Shear are delighted with the encouragement they are recerving all over the coun- try, and are only too anxious to get down to business and put their shot in the market. o and all concerned | TUALY. William M. Powers, an old and re spected citizen of Council Bluffs, died at his residence on upper Broadway at about 7 o'elock vesterday morning, of dropsy. The deceased came to this city a8 early as the year 1847, and since that time has been engaged in farming i this county, in connection with trading. Mr. Powers was taken sick about three or four months ago, and stated to friends t he believed he would not get around again, He has beon gradually sinking for somo weeks, and about three be- came unconscious, in which condition he passed away. Mrs. Powers, the estimable wife of the deceased, died last March. They leave no children. He left a will gving all of his relatives in the cast, including an in- valid sister, who resides in New Tork, and to whom the largest portion goes. He also wills the gir‘f Mary, who has been nursing him during his late ill- ness, 1,000. He makes John Clau- son and Peter Wies executors, It is estimated that his estate is worth in the neighborhood of §200,000. The funeral will take place from his late residence on upper Broadway at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. W. B. AFFLECK, of York, England, who is pronounced by those who hiave heard the greatest living orator, will preach in the Broadway M. E. church to-morrow morning. The name alone is suflicient to draw a crowded house. Wo pub- lish the following testimonials: The Rev. Mr. Affleck, the great Enclish orator and singer, delivered one of his interesting lectures at the opera house last myht befors a large and appreciative audience. From the commencement until the close he.en- chained the attention of his hearers,— {London Pree Press. Heis a remarkablo preacher and lecturer, and may be regarded among the foremost divines in America,— [0gdensburg Journal. An able preacher and an cloquent orator. - [Brooklyn Eagle. THE LADY OF LYONS. On Thursday evening Dohaney’s opera house was well fillod, it being the occasion of the presentation of Bulwer's famous play, ““The Lady of Lyons " Mr. Clifford divided "the honors with Miss Weat, thy former taking the part of Claude Melnotte and the latter Pauline. The entire company gave entire satisfaction, and the evening's entertainment was one of the most enjoyable of the acason thus far. STOL SILVER RECOVERED, On Thursday while Ed. Britton, who keeps @ variety store on Main street, was clearing away some old rubbish near his ice house near the Fourth ward school house, he came upon some silverware wrapped up in anapkin. The ware has been identi- fied as belonging to Mr. L. C. Bald- win, and was stolen from his residence #ome time ago. It is presumed the thieves after taking it hid it under some old lumber, but forgot the place and were unable to find it afterwards, THE FIRE HORSES, We wero led to beliove that a single pair of hiorses purchased in St. Louis by Aldu‘nm_m ; dfl}uun and Jake Rog ers, cost, including expenses, abou 8900, We are infinrmo«rflmt this lun'; will more thun cover the cost of four horses, that the committee purchased instead of two, euch puir costing in the neighborbood of * 8300, or 150 each, This showing ought cortainly to satisfy any taxpayer, for at that price the teams are a bargain NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATMH, R. Oldaker, at work on 9 at tho lead of Tutier's yhen, ooy s an accident that cane very near result ing in his beingburied alive. The bank under which he was working gave way. Ho was extricated from his po sition by the utmost exertions of his fellow-workmen, There were 1 bones broken, It will be remembered that Mr. O. was buried at this same place, together with another work- The accident at that time re man, sulted in the death of the latter. POLICE PICK NG Neatly all the keepers of houses of ill fame were brought before Jud Burk yosterday and the usual fine im posed John Ray was taken to police head quarters yesterday and fined §6.85 for being drunk. WIDE DISTRIBUTION. Tickets to the Rescue gift concert and ball were sold all over the country g far cast as Maine and west to the Pacific, PERSONAL, To-day one of Council Bluffs’ weal- thy and most honored families, Hon, Horace Everett's, will start over the Union Pecifie for the Pacific coast, to spend the remainder of the winter. Mr. Everrott expects to return in th wpring and help to elect a mayor, He would not make a bad one himself. J. F. Purdy is pufling and blowing over the street railway crossing on lower Main strect. He most disagroeable job on the whole route, Mrs. Durgan, who owns the franie house on the corner where the Mi waukee road Main street, offered by that company $4,000 for the property, She wanted §G6,000, which they refused to give, Chief of Police Field, after working all night calling oft dances at the flre- man's all, was tound mnext day promptly at his post of duty. He says he is 8o used to playing all night that it does not inter.ere with his work next day. James Ballard, brother-in-law of J. B. Corbaley, and sister arrived m Council Bluffs from their lome in Indianapolis, Tndiana, on a brief visit to Mr. C. They took a trip over the city, and expressed themselves highly ploased. They are almost t-mpted to move west and settle here permanent- VALEDICTORY, To the Patrona of Tk Drx Having made up mymnd to devote my entiro attention to the practi my profession, with this 1ss rotire from the management of the Council Biufls local department of Tug Osa- na Bee. Hoping that the same kind consideration shown me will be ex- tended to my successor, Mr. W, H. Tilton, and thanking cach and wll for every favor, asking the forgiveness of any that I may have grieved, T bid you farewell, C. I Abams, COUNCIL BLUFES DISCUSSED, o that for n lifting its pon- d has been roofed med by its builder The mammoth ele: some time has b derous sides skyw: in. We are info | that this one is only the commence ment of tho grain business at this point. He says they expect this year ect an ele of double the o pacity. He ves it as his opin- ton that in a fow yearsa large portion of the grain handling will be done in Council Bluffs, and that ten years henee we can ronst of fifty thousand inhabitants at t. There can be no doubt that the two cities on the Miesouri at this point ten years hence will contain one¢ hundred thousand souls, which city shall contain the groater number il depend grontly upon which puts forth the greatest exertion. Omaha at the present time leads us about 5,000. She got this start by having and holding for a long time the eastorn terminus of the U. P. railroad. Since the decision of the United States supreme court in our favor we have been narrowing the space between us in spite of drawbacks that always come to a young city. There is no pointon the American continent for busmess that excels this city. With railroad facilities unsurpassed, with am jm- o Water power, as by survey has proven to exist hero, The question of w system of water works has boen sot- tled. Manufacturing will follow. As sure as the light follows the darkness tho people will follow the manufac- tories and soon wo shall have a city that for numbers and enterpriso of which the country may be proud. Thero is scarcely a stranger who visits our city but will make the remark, “You have the best location for a manufacturing centre in this country,” and there is no question about it that Council Blufls cannot bo excellod as location by any city in America in that direction.” Located nearly in the geo- graphical conter of the ‘‘states,” with railroad facilities unsurpassed, near conl mines that are inexhaustible, with plonty of water the year round, cer- tainly there can bo 1o more desirable location, everything sered, than Council Bluffs for a great manufactur- ing centre. Corn, hogs and wheat will feed the peoplo; but they alone never build up large flourish com- munities. The little ““Nut-meg" state, with less than 600,000 inhabitants, has & rovenue from her manufacturing industries alone of neurly 8180,000,- 000, and wo find a very largo per contage of her laboring classes on- gaged in manufacturing small articles, pins, ncedles, hooks, brushes, combs, and in fact nearly tho whole list of small things are mado in little Con- necticut, and nearly all of them could be manutactured right in thi city. The mayor and city council claim that the financial condition will be shown by actual figures to bo such that overy citizen will say at the end of the yoar, ‘Well done, good and faithful servants. Thou hast been been faith- ful during your last term; wo will make the rulers for the next enter theu into the confidence of thy peo ple They claim that 60,000 will cover not only the expenses of run- ning the city government, but out of this they have constructed sidowalks, ayenues, rurchuml 4 new steamer, two pair of new horses, new harness, vraded Henshall streot at un expenso ¥1,800, paid the tournamentexpenses, supported hundreds of poor people during the flood lust spring. They claim that the actual expenses duriny the year will not excoed 30,000, on the monthly outlay of a city like Des Moines. 1f this be so they should lose 1o time in placing the figzures be- fore the people. That this howl about the + bankrupt condi tion is simply bosh, and is doing our city more harm than h City orders are worth 100 cents on the dollar at any business house in the city, the same being paysblo in gen eral fund orders. The city is growing very rapidly; expenses are growing larger each year; improvements must be made, ‘and’ taxes must be levied and collected, We shouldstop growl, ing like & dog with a sore head at ya it is the | THE OMAUA DAILY BEE: those who happen to be in power, but pull together and build up our city It should Lo the duty of « to seo to it that after the conl Lo vemn our sidewalks are used the ered up. Bat a short time tax-payers were called upou to pay a man 8200 for carelesaly stepping into one, the cover of which had been al moat put back in pla This almost business won't pay. t only the driver of the coal wagon, but tho par- ties occupying the building should see to it that the cover is replaced firmly. Wo aro informed that a woman atepped into one of these iron covers on Main street; it wave way and her leg was precipitated through the hole. Fortunately she received no injury. Our police force should keep their eyes open and on the look-out for such things during their perambulations, and thus pro- tect the city from damage from such accidents, The sidewalks in our c'ty—that is, on the residence strects—are in a very bad condition at the present time, It seems as if wo ouy to keep them in good repnr The London Lunoet. The London Lancet wny life g been -aved by f SOM in eaw m or liver come of biliot plaints,” ecnts, SomeImportantdtatements of Wo Kunown People Wholly Verifiod that the public way fully re w8 of tho Ktato ents, w value of the article’ of ah hor with & o facsimile « ome WenTy B4 beyon e f theso t Ktinoniols s wheo fact they wnnounce bo ig nored. OMAIA, Nen., May 24, 1881, .1 WARNER & Co.: DitAR S1ic -1 hivo frequently nsed Warne Safo Kidne. aud Liver Cur, attendant upon severo havoal ays derived benefit therofrom. 1 have wlso used the Bafo Ser. ne with satisf. o ory wults, 1 conslder thoss medici.os worhy of confide. co &SI D. Hetlon OMAIIA, Nk 0., Kocheste for loe 1 affectio s eumati attacks, and LY. Wany Grwr: 7. PR, Shops, OMAIA, Nun, May 24, 1851, L IL WARNKR & Co @ Siuk:—For iy much in onvenie livor dincases y urin v org y by day s t , o - wistiod wy-olf dead i1 oy relict, 1 took your Cure, Know Known (o cure tha discase, 0 disappointd - Tn e dic we, and L an perfoc 1y well to thro gh your o Kidney and Liver Care I wish you all stice we o pu remeiy throngh he - orld. ’ U. P. R. K. Bhops, Thousands f equally s rong endorsemont — many of them in caso~ vhero h po was abao: +oned—bave boon voluntarily given, showing the romaikablo powr of Warner's Nafo’ Kidnoy and Liver Cure, in ull o sase - of the Kidnoys, liver or urinary oigats. 1t any ono who reads this Fa e vhvcal troublo reme . ber the gre t Robgon, Maching Warks! Richmond, Ind. ESTABLISHED 1842, Builders of ENGINES OF ALL SIZES, From 3 to 256 H. P. SAW MILLS, "o ‘&g.er o THRESHERS For all Grains and Seeds, Including Clover and Timothy. Feed Mills, &c., &c. Tt will puy you lmgely to write, siat- ing what you want and how * you wish to pay. Unusurl Inducements to Oash Purchasers. avoness: ROBINSON & CO., no2wtf Richmond. Ind. PROBATE NOTICE. v, entir ly hing this v lusble 7 In the matter of the Eatate of Petor J. Johnsor docoased Notice Is herchy given thas the creditom of sald deceasod, Wil no. t the wiminstrator of sald Eatate, beforo mw, County Judge of Douglar County, Nchraska, at s County vourt Room in wmd County, on the 24th , 1841, on the 2dth duy of 24th day of Murc aditors to present i one year (or the adminlstrator w sottlo waid Katate, from tho 2ith day of Septen bor, 1881, this 1ot (will ho pub OMAIA WHRKLY 1 ur weeka siice Prior to the 24th Novewbur [A true copy.) A M. CHADWI K, octli-wit County Juitke Proposals for Subsistence Stores OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEP 1 | CoMMIsSARY, OMANA, NEn,, December 27, 1851, ) Sealed Proposals, in Du licate, su! ject to the usnal ¢ nditions, will e cived this office unti 12 o'clock, noon, o I ruary 6th 1882, ot whieh time and puce they will be ojened in the vreseice of hid- ders, for furnisting and deiv ry at th Subuistence Storehouse, oron in Oiae , after inspoction and £ packiny, ) ax may be required by the Sibsistence Department: 146 burrels Pork, ligh mers; to be de livered by M.rch 9 h 1882 65,60 pounds Baoon short clear sides, mediom weight news, picked in crates strapjed, 200 povnds Baeon each; each f Bucon to be coversd with tt n all to bo delivered by March 9th, The governwent rexorves the ri-ht sll proporals. Blank pro- po-als and full informati n as to the man- ner of bidding, printel i structions to bidders, and terws of contract and pay- 1l be furnished on applicati n to be consider coowpunied by the pri o bidders,” referred to Proposals for Subsistence aoceptance at | Stores,” and addresse { to the undverigued THOMAS WILSON j12-6 Cat.anaC 8, U, 5, A, MO M wwiss s BYRON REED & CO. OLUSNT KATABLINIED Real Bstate Agency IN NEBEASKAY Koop & complote abwiract of bldo b Rea Botate 12 Ouiaha 60 * Douylae cousty.”. wart! TRUTH ATTESTED. | HOUSES Lots, | FARMS, Lands. For Sale By sMES, | IFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS 8T8, treot, 2,0 orner lot on Jones, near 15th enter wr. t, near Cum LonSpruce stret, near 6th trect, 261, Two lots on Seward, near King strect, f1}, Lot on Scward, near King street, 19, 1311 1ot on Dodko, near 1 th street No. 247, Fanr beautiful reddene 2o (or will wcll ¥ i lots on Cha | lots, near ). 85,00 near Cun 3 n No."210;, Lot on Idaho, near Cuming strect, eacre loton Cun ur Duttor on Farnhan, near 18th strect, No. eot on Collugo strect, clas, near 2Gth st on Farihaw, near 26th « reer, £ 60 hy 80 feet on South Avenuc, Bar mear 2 dtreet, ar 2uth Shierman Avenu ¥ 441 iect on Shermiar Lirace, $2,400, Dolge, near 13th streot, near Clurk, %500, near K néar N .che No.2 7, Two lots on 16 h, 81,00 r Pacificstreet 203, Two lots on Castellar, near 10th »tre 204, beautitul resi lot on Division de ) 204 eut, 8860, No. 160 No, 19~ Soward, §1,300. t 15th street, near Pacifi , §500. No. 1033, Lot on 20th street, near Sherman 36 . No. 104}, Two lo'w on 22d, near Grace street $600 ¢ ch, N two lots on King, near Hamiit 200, 2}, two lots on 1ith street, near White d W rks, 81, 60, Atroet, 4300, lots 0 Coss, near 21st strect, 181, lot on Center, near Cuming strect, Seward streot, $650, avenue, noar Jzard Llot on_ Cass, near 14th, €1,000, 70, ot on Pacific, newr 14th stre make /00 cach. full block on 261h strect, nea « three Lot in Gise's addition | e and Carsiug tros No. 120 1o on Callfornin stree lear’ Creigh 420, . 127, tere lot, near the head of St. Mary's avonue, &5,000. No. 125, hout two acres, near the head of St. Mary's avenue lots, near thot tower on the 5 per of. No. feet (2 ‘otw) on 15th street, near Poppleton’s, $1,00., ¥, 11, thirty half-acro lota in 1’ wlditions on Sh ard and Spring o end of green utr. 50 o §1,200 each. No. 19, lot on Chicago, 2 stroet, §1,6000 No. 8, lut on Caidwall, near Sauuders strect 56, corner lot on Charles, 1 ear Saunders WOXIB2 feet on Uth street, near Leaven Hre b, 88 (0. 82 feot, on Pacific, near St street, 10th, %2 500, vizhteen lots b of Poor Claire en Hawuilten street, nre | A of rod wtrie car tra K, ¥s50. lo' on Marcy, near §th st ¢ ot on Calife £ )0 additions, Terrmo, k. '« and all other 0 V. smith's, Kodick's, ¢ adritions, ata ¥ prices an | Mr2 Lot Hanscon ¥ hoar Hanscom | | 1ark; prices rom #300 to $5.0 cach One hundred and fity-nine beautiful resd (ience 10w, local od i Hatiiiton strect, Lalf way between the turn table of toe red strect car ling aid the waterworns teporvior and addition, and Just west of the Con'ent of the Sisters Claire in shun's adiition. Priccs 1ange #7510 §100 - uch, and will be old on- ey te Tracts of 6, 10, 18, 24, 40 or 50 cre, with bu Idiugs and other improvements, and wdjoining hoe L, at all ) Fiven. 8 600 0f the best residen e ot in the city of mahu—any location you de ire—north, e t, south or west, and at bed-rock pri hoice husiness lots in all the principa) business ' roots of Omiaha, varyin from $600 ¢ ¥,000 euch Awo hurdred houses and ots ranging fron 500 10 §16,000, and located i every part of the clty Bemis Rear EsTare Acency, 16th and Dcag'as Street, wnBB. CYAEA, -~ | | oLoRsT SYPHILIS physic ov t itive Epific merits of 8, 8. S, ), Threelots on Sa nder. stréet, near | g 1o 111 blick, ten [ots, near the bar. | *=======———s dye!) 96, 1 book Memsne to the Usfortunate. 1,000 chem St wh) , six 1ota on Farcham, near 24th strect | §1.00 o s stees, noar whi 1eoo | COMMISSION MERCHANTS ck (180x135 f.ot), nearuine | | JANUARY 14, 18-2 United 8tates Depository ; LIRS NationalBank | e OF OMAHA —— Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts, BANKIN ESTARLISHMENT N UMANA SUCOEBSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS,) wTANLIIND 1856, Oryanited e & National Bank Angue 20, 1963 #300.000 APITAL AND PROFITS OVER OPYICRNR ARD DIRROYORA Mrwuan Kovwvam, Prenadent, Aveuvrn Kooaren, Vice Prestdent, T W, Yaren, Cashier, A1 Forrurros, Atoriey, Joun A Cumientes. F. H. DAvis, Awh. Cashter, Th bank recolves doposits withous regard to Ammonn Iewiion thine cortifioates bearing interest, n Fraucisco and principal ley Fondon, Dublin | itivw ol the coot); d the prive 1A paee 1007 Mek et tor o) I'he Oldest Esturushed n 'R qqy MYIAR g ol BARKIRG HOUSE| IN NEBRABRKA. Caldwell, Hamilton & Co,, TRAT 2 TEADRE3. oo tranmctod t ot an incor. aix domand with Advances mado to cu, # ut markot rates of | , Uil of exchauge, kovern sunty And @ty bonis. n England, Trol e ad, §e COLLECTIONS PROY ST LY NA ® Tuis creat 1 puctic cures that wost loata discace Whether ip its Primary, Secondary or Tertinry fitag Removes all traces of - crenry rom the sys teur, Cures Scrofula, Ol 80 ¢+, Rheuias tism, Eczenin, Ca ot of any Blood Disease Cures When Hot Springs Fail! Mal.e urcha er tpeaks in - the highest terms L. Meissetor. Richaond. Va.. May 11, 181, You can refer anyboily to us in_regard to the Palk, Miller & Co. ‘I e never known 8. 8. 8 tofail to cure a case Working € Capital 3 0. Deere & MANUPACTURERS OF PLOWS, MOLINE, ILL. Wholesale Dealers in AGRIGULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Council Bluffs, lowa. WESTERRN AGENTS FO: Moline Wagon Co.----Farm and Spring Wagons, Deere & Mansur Co.----Corn Planters, Stalk Cutters, &o., Moline,Pump Co.- Wood and Iron Pumps, Wheel & Seeder Co.----Fountain City Drills and Seedsrs, Mechanicsburg Mach, Go. Shawnee Agricultural Whitman Agricultural Co.- Bakor Grain Drills (0.----Advance Hay Joliet Manufacturing Co.----Bureka Power and Hind Shellers, --She!lers, Road Serapers, &o., Moline Scale Co.----Victor Standard Scales, A, (. Fish----Racine Buggies, AND DEALERS IN All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock. SANID FOR CATALOGUIES. Addrees All Communications to DEERE & COMPANY, Council Bluffs, lowa. dectme2m THE JELM MOUNTAIN Mining and Milli Mines Located in BRAMEL P Far Value of $hares, - = |STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABI;E- < 1 T 0 G T B ng Company. 1000, MINING DISTRICT. OFFICERS: DR. J. L. THOMAS, President, Cummins, Wyowing. WM. E. TILTON, Vi E.N. HARWOOD, Sccretary, Cumming, Wyoming, A G, President, Cummins, Wyoming LUNN, Treasurer, Cummins, Wyoming, TRUSTEES: W. 5. Bramel, Geo. H. Falos. A. G Dunn, Lewis Zolman, ot Syphili, when properly taken. 1. Thomae, Louis Miller 1. T Dencard. ) porey. @ . Harwood. Francis Leavens. Eli Warron, i Dr.J. C. Watkins. The abose sikners aresentlemon of high stand- g A 1t COLQUITT, no22mebn Governor 0. Gec 1. e 1F YOU WIS WE W LLTAKE Y 'URSE CA TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CURED. Write for particulars and eopy of little ) Reward will be jaid to any o will fird, “on_ ans yeia 10 bottlos .+ rop Atlana, Ga, Price of regular size reduced to 8175 per ot tlo Small x ze, holding half the quantity, pr ce Sold by NARD & CO. M. V. B VIGUS &(0,, 125 Lasalle Street, CHICAGO, Grain and Provisions Bought and Sold on Margins, deeTm . d'm LEGAL NOTICE the matter of the petition of Albert U, Wyn Henry F. Wy and ' W, Disrict Court of the Third Jus of the Mate of Nebraska, withi County of | And now on th 1851, coues Albert U . Wyman and Wil iam natore aid, and cucnted in 0p 1 CoUrL Bin petitio Lidenso S0 Lerl Estats of his sail waniy for their I TN e, education aud for e payment of “a secd upon the Wt wop aring to the A It i3 dee ssary that Lol for ex-elt il o b s ravl wards, nraid petivon 1t that the sai ) by d 3 g and thier by accopt o shw caue why | cciise should 1ot Lo grante Tor the sale of such real cstate in said petition dorcribed It 1y ordured that the next of kin and all per. sons interes ed in waid estate ap) ear be'ore this court in «hambers on the 2ird day of January, A. D, 1852, at the court hous in aid County of Douglus, in Umaha City 1 said ounty, to » how ause why & lieese should 0t be grantdd for the wale of ki - 1 al estate in said petition deseribed, wid that copies of this notice be scrved up wiich [ersons is afori-aid §Th rd Distri t Court Se-1, ) 1 Douglas County, Nev. f JAS, W. SAVAGY, J State of Nahraska, Douglas County 1, W' . Tjam, clerk f the District Court in and for sald State and county, do hereby certify that [have comjared the atove order of said ourt, with the original order 8¢ it appears of recurd on folio journal of saiil court, and that the e va correct teanscript thereof, and the whole of kaid oriinal order. y whereof, | have herounto sct my hand and caused the 8.al of said court to be af fixed at the City of Omaba this 24th day of De cemuer, 1831, Ihird Distr ot Court Seal, | Douglas County, Net WAL 1L 1JAMS, de26 ev mit « Clarkson & Hunt, Sucvesers to Richards & Huat, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW §) LithBtrest Ow he Neb, OM.A A Jackets Hosier) GEO, W, KENDALL, Authorized Agent for Sale of Stock; Brv 440 Nmaha Neb, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. ISH & McMAHON, 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NES. I FOSTER &GRAY, . - y lodide Potas-| The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. —WHOLESALE— LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts., - = NEEB HEADQUARTERS ———FOR— and Scarfs, &c., now open. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to ou. elegant lines (at BOTTCM PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan Buck Gloves, ‘Wholesale only. Overshirts, Overalls SHREVE, JARVIS & CO, Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. J S. CAULFIELD, ~——WHOLESALE— BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER —AND DEALER N— 1304 Farnham St., Wall Paper and Window Shades. Omaha Neb. adome-ly WHOLESALE 1213 Farnham 8t.. ORGAN. GROCER, Omabha, Neb. FEARON & COLE, Commissson Merchants, 1121 Farnham St., Consignments made % Co., &Inmorfl Pecl Bausher, Chicago; M. We Omaha, Neb, will recelve prompt attention, iwl'mnvel:::h Bank, Omaha; Flat Compy. /'