Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1882, Page 2

R i 7 begins at Schuylex, BTATH JOTTINGS, Tecumseh in very much pleased with her maw street lumpe, The North Benders are anxious and de- termined to get a cemetery started. Tha railrosd eating house will be re- moved from Hastings to Red Cloud. §:dney swarmed with ¢ whoys on the 24th, Over 2,0 cams in from the round- up. Syracuse is greatly pleased with a new postoffice outfit procured by the postmas- ter. Exeter wants a tailor, badly. Mean- while the boys a#e using tem, niny nails for buttons, Two Adams county horse thievos, Mor- rison and Stanner, have been taken to the penitentiary., [ The Presbyterisn and Congregational Sund -y achools of Hastings are getting up an excursion, A horse railway to connect Fairmont with Exeter and Rising Son is talked of at i ths former place, { The house of Wm. Deary, at Blooming- | ington, was struck by lightning on the i 19:h, but no one was hurt, The general land office has decided the Long Pine contest against Dennis Daly, who “jumped” the townsite. G, H. Clark, of Beatrice, a commercial man, lost his pocketbook containing $1,000 t the railro ining hall at Lincoln on i Monday. ! A citizens' meeting was held at Falls City on the 24th to take activn regarding wecuring Missouri Pucific machine and re- pair - hups, aud a committes on conference was reported. Savnders county either has some won. derful wolves or wonderfal liars, A mun there says the wolvss became so bold that he placed a tighted candle in his chicken | coop, but they blew it out and gobbled the fowls, Rev. VanDoozer was surprised with a liberal donati n Saturday, — I'wo healthy irls were presented to him by his wife. i other and twins are doing finely,—Pa- pullion Times. A Dane named Neils Neilson suicided at La Porte, Wayne county, on the 24th, He lefc a large sum of money which he willed to an illegitimate son in Denmark and a girl he had betrayed in Moline, 111, E. T. Hardin, on the Valley, in Medi. cine creek pre«mc‘fc’ had his entire crop § BLAIN BY HER LOVER. A Funeral in Place of a Fete. Ohloago Times Spocis] Sr. Lovrs, May 28, — Belleville, IIL, will have a funeral instead of a fete to-morrow, (ireat preparations had been made for the picnic of the Ger- man Methodiat Suuday school, and to- morrow it was to be held in a grove about a mile from the town. At the worvices to-day the minds of the younger members of the cohgrogation were upon the anticipated pleasure rather han tho worship. At the close of the Sunday school in the afternoon, about 4 o’clock, half a dczsn of the young men strolled out to the grove to look at the booths and tables and swings, which had been put up on Saturday, One of the party was Philip Matthews, He was recognized a8 connected with the Sunday schools although he had of late been dissipat- ed, Matthews had been keeping com- pany with Miss Annie Geyer for $wo yoars and they had been engaged to be married. She, howevor, had taken offenso at her lover's erratic ways and had dismissed him about three weeks ago. The young man had not been on the pienic-ground long whon Miss Geyer and three other young ladies arrived. As soon as sho saw that he was there she tried to avoid him, and sat down at somo distance from whero he was, in company with the girls who wore with her, ~ After a few mo- ments young Matthews wont over to where she was, and taking her by the arm compolled her to step aside with him, and began talking to her. The others could not hear what was eaid, THE DA ILY BEE--THU&SDAY JUNE 1 1882, of two aheets of paper pusted together. The inferior grades are three.ply. The prices range from 81 50 to $12 per dozen packs, while forty years ago the inge was from fifty cents to 83 per zen. The improvement has been constant and steady, so that the third qrade of cards now are as good as the best were thirly years ago. The b st goods are handled thirty times after the paper is made before they are com- pleted and ready for market, As to the domand, I do not suppuse there are any more cards made now than thero were thirty years ago. But one pack now will last as long as a dozen would that were made then. Up to twenty yoars ago wo used hand-presees, printed lees than a pack at a time, and had to make as many impressions as thera were colors on the cards.” ‘“‘How about the manufacture ot marked cards, such as gamblers some- times uee?’ “‘Those cards are generally marked by the gamb'ers themselves. Some- times they make them by cutting up cards and pasting them together in a peculiar way. No reputable card manufacturer will manufacturemarked cards or have anything to do with them. The gamblers who use marked cards used to resort to the scheme of gotting the regular marufacturers to print the face of the cards, leaving the backs white, and they would get the backs printed and marked some- where else. Now, no reputable man- ufacturer will do that even. I have not printed a white-back card for any body for twenty years. 'There are though, I believe, one or two places in Now York where they are manufao- but presently they heard Miss Geyer scream, and on looking toward where the two were standing they saw that Matthows had DRAWN A REVOLVER, and was pointing it directly ai her heart. Before any of them could re- cover from the horror that had seized upon them young Matthews had thrown the revolver down on the ground. Two of the young men then washed away by Wednes iny night's ruin, of last weck, His loss is estimated at $500, and will be a severe blow. He will immediately replant to corm,—Arapaboe Pioneer, The B. & M. surveyors have been trav eling up and down Mud creek for the laat two weeks. W hat they are up to is hard to tell. They say they are surveying the line from Tecuwmseh to Beatrice, and say it is the best route they have foundjo ail the surveying they have done in this sec- tion of the coun!ry. A freak of nature was exhibited Thurs. day afternoon by George Meisner, consist- ing of two dead young pigs, grown to. ether from the point of the nose to_the glndurlvmm Eight legs were placed un. der the double b.dy, and two distinct and separate tails curled around over the four haws. The most curious thing about the froak was the four front feet. They had five claws, the same as a dog, and gave every evidence of being a canine cross, ‘With this exception the pigs seemed to be genuine, All the organs appeared com- lete, atd each pig had his equal ¢hare, trange to say, they lived four days and appeared to be doing well, They made a noise like & young puppy.—Shelten Clip- per. Farm Notes. A Crete mweet potato raisr expects to produce 750,000 plants this spring. “Boss” Stout has 1,300 acres of corn planted, and over 600 in wheat and oats. A heavy frost did considerable damage ;nhzh' neighborhood at 8t. Paul on :ga J. D, Stoddard, of Republican City, had fifteen teams employed in planting broom oorn lust week, But little ‘corn is up yet and we fear that but little that is yet to come will ever be up.—Exeter Euterptine, To thé orchard of Homer Johoson, of Nemaha c-unty, there are peaches that measure 3} incues In circumference, Mr. A, Salzman ,has planted 150 acres of corn this spring, which is all uw, and plowed forthe it time.—Tecumseh Chief- sin, On the 20th, Caleb l)lelb of Butler ounty, brongnt to the David City Repub- lican l; bunch of rye that weasured 4 feet 11 inches, 3 "Llie best erop of corn we ever saw raised in Nobraska looked very sickly in the apring -much worse than it dots now,— Falls Oity Journal, The appearance of the grass now no longer indicates & poor hay emr, oertainly hereab uts, The grass has thickened up, ™) grown stroug, green, and rich,—Alex- andria News, Joe Warner, of Red Cloud, has gone in- to the mule business, He returned from Miasouri, last week, with thirty-five year- lings, which he intends to bring up in the ‘way they should go, Mrs, Elizabeth Duerr, of this precinct in- forms us that duriog the year of 1881 she made from four cows, two of which were eifers, 600 povnds of butter besidcs sup- with milk aund butter. nly that butter can be d that at a good profit.-&lporlorfl:lntln.m Rt Those energetic and industrious tillors of thesoll, the Hanson boys, have, this ing, 100 aores of land' and planted 1t all to corn, and only used a span of four year old o 1ts aud two yoke of cat- tle. Ifanybody in the state rustled sny more than they have we want to know it - Loup City Times. Broff rd Johnson-has put.out anorchard of 50 wpple, 18 pluit, 16 cherry, 12 prune and 6 pear trees this sosson. He also hay set out 300 strawberry plants, u lot of cur- rants, gooseberries, silver leaf poplars, 7,000 cotton woods, aud 1,500 willows, Mr, Johnson (reports every plant, shrub and s allve aud dolug wll.-~Fullsctn Jour- ni Never before in the history of the Re. publican Valley did the crops look more suspicious, ‘heat and rye espeoiull romises du extra yield. “The com l‘ ward, and that which is above ground presentssomewh st of a delicate appearance, owing to to much cold weather. This will come around right in due time, and :‘&mfl unforseen dificulties, the oy I exceed A.n( former year in average yield. —Bloomington Guard, The no disguising the fact that the ‘corn crop, potatoes, ulrdan&ou. are suf- fering from too much cold, damp weather, There is tme enough yet for & maximum crop to be grown, if seasonable weather at once resumes; but there is no time to spare. Bunshine is needed, and unless it comes crops will be short. There is no instance, we beliove in the history of Ne. braska, where the crops have been flooded out in the spriog, but from the prevaili dullaess 'n Comimarcial oircles it 1s {oared now.—Exeter Enterprise. School Notes. ‘The attendance of the Decatur echeols is The Fairbury school has closed for the summer, a0 The old school build g’ sold on the 20th for I'he Colfax oaul‘t{ uly ot Grafton was achers’ institute ark bas been The school house at seats furnish- ted outside and in, n o e A few d‘li'.n'”' in the Howe District near North d Miss Myra W the Yoncher, ohastined R started to pick it up, but were pre- vented by Matthews, who again seized the weapon, and turning upon the others threatened to shoot them if did not keep back. He immediately turned around and shot Miss Geyer through the right breast. She fell to the ground and expired in a few min- utes. The murderer, after firing the fatal shot, turned on his heel, and, with the cocked revolver in his hand, walked into town, and gave himself up to the police. Word was sent to town immediately, and Dr. Perryman and Mr. C. W. Harrison proceeded ta the scene of the tragedy torender what aid they could, but on their arrival found the young lady dead. They placed her body in a car- riage and took it into the town to the residence of her parents. The occur- rence caused a groat deal of excite- ment, and threats of lynching were heard on the streets of Belleville to- night, THE MURDFRED GIRL was a general fovorite, and wasa member of the German DMethodist Episcopal church choir. She was about 21 years of age. Matthews is 19 and is a mechanic. His parents live in Belleville. Matthews takes his position very ooolly. The sub- stance of the conversation between him and the young lady was, he says, an argument on his t that she should reinatate him, She persistent- ly refused, and then he shot her, pre- £ to nee her dead than that she should live to be another’s. ‘ Women Never Think,” If thecrabbad old batchelor who uttered this sentiment could but wit- ness the intense thought, deep study and thorough investigation of women in determining the best medicines to keep their families well, and would note their sagacity and wisdom in se- leoting Hop Bitters as the best, and demoastrating it by keoping their fam- ilies in perpetual health, at a mere nominal expense, he would be forced to acknowledge that such sentiments are baseless and false. — [Picayune, PLAYING CARDS. An Account of the Present Mode of Manufacture, by an Expert. New York World, A manufacturer of playing cards in this city was asked where the most of the cards were made, and what be- comes of them. He said: “I have often wondered when thinking of the vast number of s of cards manu- factured in all of the world, what became of them all, iust as the old woman was at a loss to know what became of all the pins. Russia has a posulsfinn, I beliove, of 80,000,000, and they make the best playing cards in St. Petersburg of any place in Europe. Besides, the ~ authorized tured to order for gamblers.” “Are thero any illuminated cards manufactured in this country?” ‘‘None whatever. They are purely a French invention and are manufac- tured in France ” Horsford’s Acid Phosphate IN NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. Edwin F. Vose, Portland, Me., says: *‘I have prescribed it for many of the various forms of nervous de- bility, and it has never failed to do good. &w 1w hat “*ho felt The Man who Told the Docto accused M it he didu't want to do anythin, of laziness Yet theusands experience this feel- ing—cup tially in summer—ia consequence of & di-ordere: tion o' the stomach, which n few refreshing diau hts of TARRANT'S SELTZER APER- IRNT woull be sure to remed, Yot D. M. WELTY, (Suocessor to D.T. Mount ) Manufacturer and Dealer In Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANOY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods of ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Agentfo: Jas. R. Hill & Co.'s OBLEBRATERD CONGORD HARNESS "'The Best in The World.” 1412 FARNADM ST, Orders Follcited. OMAHA, NEB mo 1, TELE Murray Iron Works, Burlington lowa. Tt FOR OREAMERIES, PARM MILLS, Printine Offices, RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Bactache, Soreness of the Ches?, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swel/- ings and Sprains, Burns and #, 8calds, General Bodily Pains, Footh, Ear and Headache, Frostad Feot and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. Wo Preparation on earth equals Br. Jacoms Ors s & safe, sure, simpla and cheap Externa Memedy. A trial entails but the comparatively idling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffer. ing with pain can have cheap and positive exnet of ita claims. Ve Directions {n Kleven Languages ¢ #0TD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AN DEALERS IN MEDIOINE. A.VOGELER & CO., Halttema W.B. MILLARD, ¥. B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits. 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED., Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flonr OMAHA, NEB - - - REFERENOCES : gMAHA NATIONAL BANK, TEELE. JOHNSON & CO. 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A single box has cured the ‘worst chronic cases of 25 or 80years ono noed sufter five minutes atter appl; William's Olntment absorbs the tumaors, the intense ltching, manufactory there by the government Ete., at 31 per package, or 0 packges 5, is the only one in all that vast empire, S i o)L '.:;' 4 ?fi'i‘b"n'."’ | flonll‘chl.n?&?" ! 5 A Specialty, Buftalo It is & government institution just the same as the mint or the United States tressury is a government institution here. It is licensed by the govern- ment,protocted by the government and tho net profits go to the support of a a foundling asylum. The same sys. tem provails in Mexico. In Frauce aud Germany the manufacturers are licensed, but the business is not eo much of a monopoly there as it is in orsaler The Largest Iron Working Establish ment in the State, MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines, GENERAL I:AOBH“:BY. The Howard Automatic Out-Of STPHILIS nany stags Russia, sl “How is it in this country in this sm&m Engiflfl oy ‘. respeot? Send for Circulars, ¢ mes-1m ROz, ““The only restriction that oxists in this country is the imposition of a rovenue tax at b cents per pack, and this tax has to be paid on all grades of cards, regardlees of their value,” “‘What is the extent of the manu- facture of cards in this country?"’ “‘Probably about 5,000,000 packs a 0ld Sores, Pimples, BOILS, or any To Nervous Sutterers THE QREAT !UN_OPIM REMEDY, Dr, J, B, Bimpson's Specitio TOGLIEN D X O3 T 8N, 13 1o posmtivocurs for Bporiaatorhon, i Jrooknas Lnpotansy, ud all diseases ros oAy ac reumozey ‘wspewnayy pue VINJOHDS STAND ear. Of that number I supply fully | {22, SSEAN 4 Mewwl daxie, “tow | §iziy ,600,000 packs. I employ 160 per- m::_ sons and manufacture. my own paper. The only rival of any importance in T this country is the United States Card | | £/ company. In my dayI have seen as v many as twenty concerns started, but they have all passed out of existence after a brief time, The great secret Diseas . Oures When Hot Springs Fail of the successful manufacture of play- | Heulare. ing-cards is in the manufacture and |y e tar o ee 000, Fel, Package, or six Mavauy, Auk., May'3, 1881 B, SIMBON K 00, Wo have casos in onr own town wha lived lore MEDICIN Nos. 104 and 100 Maln 5t Buffalo, N, ¥ Bold in Omaha by O. ¥, Goodman, J.'W. Hol, preparation of the paper ko as to secure the required elasticity, and the cu .ting and finishing of the cards so that they | 3. K. lsh, sud all drugglsiseverywhere. can be shufled and doalt, . Hore is & e T e | "y GE O hargs nothing 11 Wale o pack maufactured in Chicago, which HURST'S e 4ad oopy of Ukkle Waggs ;flm one b:gugl;t in l::rauum -[EUROPEAN HOTEL, o Wil Do paid 80 sy hey are made of pasteboard and cut a0, BT sty 60 Yortle !nth a die. The consequence 1s that o OO J 8.8, u,mmu Meroury, lodide Potas ;l;uy are not uf.‘duulfuxm size, and the -‘ H Hflg'l' t_.'_ x?" slum of sny sw[flmw‘ h“:' nn!-bl::.fnto?.:h“.d: :: ‘u?.'g it i‘doi:: Rooms, 7be, $1, l;ldl 81,60 Por Day | pyogar slse, $1.00, i to shuffle and deal them, The n-hn:t ostaurant lycounected with thi | Large sise $1.71 BROE.A m‘m aro madc two-ply—that is, | Open "y ued swhe "o S T S « o | “head hat the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry » &'C0.: deu * | vertisement in Turt, Field and getting warm n bad:é - atant and painless rellef, aud is propared only for Pilos, ltching of the private and for noth of Cleve- about Dr. Willlam's Indian "Plle Olnt- have used scoree of Piles cures, and 1t afto) cgmu tosay thatIhave never found anything which gave such (mmediate and porma nent rollef as Dr, William's (ndian Olntment. peborsmle by all drugglateor malled on veclph ice, and ment CLAVRLAND, OHIO, For sale by O, ¥ Goodman, Ockl0deodAwaowly NERVOUS DEBILITY, or. £ ¢y A speclfic for Hysteria, Dissiness, Convulsio Nervous Headacho, Montal Depression, Loss ol Memory, Spermatoreha, Lwpoten Ewmissions, ture Old exortion, sel lends to tnisel dollar & box, or #ix bozes for mail prepaid on recel; Spring Boods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly . Complete | LUV EITER. 1§ Near Union Pacific Devot. 1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN i Lath, Shingles, Pickets, ! SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMENT ¢ PLASTER, BYXCO. SWSTATE AGENI FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANYY OMAVA NER . | ranteo elx boxes to cure any order recoiyed by ua for six boxes, companied with five dollars, will seud the pur- our writtén guarantee to return the 1 the trestment does nob effect o . Goodman, Druggiss, Solo, Wholceale aud Ouwlaba, Neb,' Orders b mail at wly moae, O. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE. The Most Buccessful Remedy over discoy- ered, a8 it I8 cortain In its effects ' and does not blister. READ PROOF BELOW. Also excellent for human.fiosh. FROM A PROM Washingtenyllle, O B. J. KENDALL, INENT PHYSICIAN, hio, June 17, 1881, Da : Geuts—Reading your ad: Farm, of Kendall's Spavi Cure, ad having and speedy horse which had been' lame from MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOS! HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACQXING POWER AND HAND [ P U IMES ! 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, BRASS AND IRON FITTINGS PIP) PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, IR, MERAR A. L. STRANG 205 For~hom 8t Omaha spavin for eigbteen months, I sent Lo you for & bottle by express, which iu six weeks removed all lamoness and eulargoment and a largo spling from another horse, and bath horscs are to-asy assound as colts. The one bottle was worth to me ‘ome bundred dollars. yours, i Send for {llustrated ¢ , Pricodl. Al Dr Dr. B, J. ROTH & JONES wii.Wholesale Lumber, \ No. 1408 Farnham Street, Omaha, Neb, |