Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1882, Page 2

9 THE DAILY BEE-"-OMAHA FRIDAY ()(‘ [‘()BER 6 BLOCKADE RUNNERS confederato money, At Nassau it was BTATE JOI’TXNGS person nnd it is possible that foul exchanged for a barrel of borax,which —_— play has overtaken her. Her husband 2 he sold in Charleston for §5,000 in | Watermelons sold fonr for s nickel at | 88 been trying to Jearn her whero- How_the Engliesh Helped the |the same currency. Again, he eent|Plattsmonth last week abouts but without success, and any bail of Sea Tsland worth £600, niversity studer niversity st on complain of the lack | information will bs gratef South in the War, and received a bale of womon's veils | of furnished roum ncoln. ceived, - which mght hi 00. Mer-| Bernard Griep, of ¥Fremont, died on the A—-—-—‘ 3 nts who bought Eoglish cloth at|1st from the effects of overdose of arrying Rich The Pe:ils ‘und Profits of the Con= j‘“ b LA S m)“, o [ B Tl s You need not be poor and trabondiBusiness disp 7 and 88. | J. W. Poliock and family havelett Went | (0 o oo G0 A and will ermanently at Cedar | 5% OB your wedding Y ia person—male or femalo—can get a s 1mADL Vo e Ll B e h ous are roarce in 1) mar- | goodr 4P atm of in ney at masriag b from §14 hadl i > the lold a certifionte of momber .\a f - it 14 10 | ministe coting recently ) LA g 15 .\Ilrl(v KFUND L ‘l % J ines |0 W the pioneer horticn'turist PRUST ASSOCTATION hw d fecting only private individuals, and | vell on | of Hall cor rajred 19,000 pounds of | b Aot T T 8 610,000 has IN TRE WEST1 had no i of its perilous risks and | Wi ne \ C } Apes this ye He k nine premiums | © dar R . 810, | in 818 CGeneral Agents for the & (Finest and Best P "CLOUKS, h 4 Bost Pian n them at Uh already | woid "Tho Blue Valley association of Congre. | membors, in the ion nrches met at Exeter last v\lltk ass means T \ wa immene losses and gains. ter of fac: the Sonther comuon asilors we BURDOCK ‘LOOD BITTER more and patd ol Many b 1 SIS PAT bargained by the trip, 1t Tiere uro in it 57 churches and about1,500 | & Y 10 you wte adfieted with Diloesnees e = ..5&9 manviactured, vat stitemoriib ke in making the trip thcy re | membera, mofe fo roip R 00D and lish Towelry, the Confederate Governm $3,000 to $5,000 in gouc Experiontia Mocet. Al 12 At prostrated with sick Headacho, take | L1 $auk WMan : backer, inasmuch as it stood re Um/\..l: of this sura etk ,"’ R D e : BURDOCK BLOOD BirTERS | Y08 Latogt, "’\’c’"1' Aril . purchase whatever it could peraitted to carry on toach them a Little, bus the kn 0 of | oty { your Bowle are disordored, regulate them with icest r -~ SoRthel teor yunot mRMErOLBIS L8 two addthros urdi bilicnmness Is hought byexperiance: Brice | tion. _Ageria can & 1w Ehood e, Sty 11wl P .A.(‘IOU‘% STO-\!F and [for cash (r installments &t % v comproesed into one, sid 50 centa, trial bottle 0 cents, than in any other BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, &l ke . Bottom F nnp- bl i oo $15,000 vut of their kptonlation, — not cuhe ¢ tdigation, you v imdan sniiors| B 88CTIDTIONS of FINE| A SPLENDID stock 1 The South made (wo serious blund- [ Witarer the Confoderats WEEPING WATER KOTES, ho holds | 1n it ,;,,“l R B0 AT W!' TUHES at s Low Pri- | LENDID stock o ers in the very beginning ® Wi, | ;nent neede dt et a deposit fror tion as pre 4 3 wa, at as Low 3 b einway Chxckerlng, Enabe, Vose & Son’s ¥ JCS.aHO other makes The first was 10 contending that ren The County Campalsz Musical and ports like Charleaton could not be sue cessfully Elockaded, and the sccond soribed | yiotion_of | 11 yen aze troubl and it paid uals. The tun prices us ind ners brought in cannon, nrmowmie deal ansociali moskets, ammanition, boois and o orgai ] was in nok running overytuing out of [ oth siforms, equipment, | Corremondenee of Tik \\y to at vith n A1) & " | ' o R » tho Confederacy whicli coutd buspured [yt »ibeea, modicines, oto., and it| WerriG WaTeR, Neb., October 4,— | ¢ ] " yoti e o and see our Elegant New %tm‘?r: Cl 1\1 }' & Jgr n, iol 7 & At ot oAty Y t your Liver is affected, you will find a mire & i¥.8¢ g, and which would bring morioy before | was caly in this way that tho Confed- | Poltical oxcitement is on th increaso | otes. wugdllm | tbock noop novmens, | Store, Tower Building, Sterling, haperial, Sp . o armies were kept in the field. 1t seemn incomprohentiblo that the | The same s VIR posatat the Tth of November draw: a v Co. Oladi 1t you have f Humor or Pimple o r Aot o) u‘l 0 7 it lnld“ tnh v Kidoey Complaint Cured e oo mronn aoe il | corner 11th and Farnham Iy situated like Ohio, Indiana, 1l | *0d since the democrats he hoir or, Rochester, N, Y., write two sections did not bottor understand T yeit bAve sy ; ‘ soutve any sympioms o Uleersor Scrofulous ata gach other when the wat broke out | iy and Wisconsin, would not ‘have | convontion at Plattamouth It Batur. | Have beei ot ov x ayeseint jod fo sriows | i 1 e 8kt Btreot The north did not believe the outh|juld out so long, Stringest as was | day. Although the county is by 8| to attend inew: 1 procured your Bun- could raise one man whero 1t raised (o blockade, it was never close |jampn majority republican, there seewma | POCK Litoon iiTrens, and . six, We did not believe they could enough to entirely atop the busines, |, S o % fore half a bottie wis 1 ed. eed armios, build war-ships, manufac- ‘Vm;'wx'nlan\lr faderal. vessals off| 0 bs somo diesatisfaction in 1he re- | contirue, a« I feel d ture arms or do anything else which | tho har at Charleston n Confederate | publican and what primary |eot amer made nm port withont re-|convention packers would term “‘bolt- ningle » A pilot to bs da mzht such a3 the r, would cat € rgans, &c. Lo i 1o s@e us befors pur chaging For Imparting st ,;,.\L.‘;fi’.fi](,'v".;‘.f.’il';‘. MAX MEYER u B8RO, tem, nothing can eq y T » " 2 e sy ACTURERS OF SHOW CASE s7atetn with A Targe Siock ah’-:"‘vsi on Hand. e Siock alwavs on Hand, 4! relieved 1 intend 1 they did do. O their part southern- |, ers did not beliove that northorions | eivin s would seek a battie. It was the adea depond up to the very last day before Bull the ticket.” There are now three candidates for the state senate in the Ay runners praye a ves- ! 2 j:uuld']h*'k 'il' f»vx;-Lm ':rv\fl[rfl-m-'fl w0l out or in, no matter how alert the | field—Reed, republican; Pattorson i CF. ould bck dowi waa wall known | blockade A X 1 o that wo hiad.no navy of importance, |0 "™ ok van sHbetgile el LS a {EAT w«l} BAKING, THE PERILS, The Farmers’ Alliance have called a \ — Pl 1! and Lincoln's blockading ma- N aconsi d avarico were the main | conyention to moet here next Satur- AR iz on! -m ued by using tion was greeted with a laugh. 8¢ ucements to carry on the tr day. to consider the politioal attustion Qerve 4 n m of the supposed w wen in the | hut in makivg up the erew of the ves- | and the feasibility of on anti monopoly NE OREAT g u *i south deolared thsta biockuds toured his ser- | vicket, ‘Tho republican. centeal com. S o simply impossible owing cautcs, while others ciung belief that Earope would prevon to nat no longer from Dyspep- a, Indigestion, wanto venturo | mittee met yesterday o prepare for was | the campaign, being aware of tho fact| S '”010“ a d Ranges. DS oneralildea g yery man took his | tht Pattoraon is a formidable ad Appetite,lossof Strengt, | 1! VITH L liea Lands Lhe nderstood. fou t ato honory, 1 it Sot rgy, M W 7 i that a hlockading floctiuss b ily brave man had no busi- | pesonable to saoncss that he will O R gy aeaiar (VER DOORS, ed in line 133 & chaunel, th ranner, He who |, of his ttckot s Intermittent Feve Bty sels 8o c! togother that ncthing mus! have the lo politic. AFat Habe nruel BROWN'S TRON BIT- . 23 & could paus, and as a consequence pub! ce of Job, | and ,f; Hx“x‘n‘; w‘”:' 3 l\»‘v".u:) the| TERSneverfailstocure | MILTHYRONERS & apankors talked about fire-rafts, pov g : BN SoCmy 8 b | OB i brain of somoe of the young foiks, | @&ll these diseas will soon present us with the y of Queen Esthe d it is hoped dorships ond _othier abomd ideas of driving the blockadera away, 1t was firut to troat vy never satis fullm@sly even figured that it would tuke 127 i them' obe - e e \ L bl y ome that tho hansirg of Human B federal crafts to biockade Charleston Tho rungers must not by som 4 - Browx Ch. i i J 48 65 ma take placo at an cariy day, and Sentlemen = For years P a G e, ot n Pl o 1t b emed ol i o o, Tk | o st an vy day, ‘wnd emtVin S 1 e AT, LS. ilmiog‘on, admitted that u blog rded thom when S 1] d g elct (ravi d WHOLESAL A s by e bors in the dosd hour of the et aprelicl (aving tried to culran pursutt if wie of them haag-alto horn ed) until, tight-rope night by pufiing i ore | yill bo the vic in making the | porformance, C | most of thi pavi Inoa stay of[* 31 8. 4 keep Wilmington ton days in Chacieston T had the them if his fellow-citi fortune to meet & round dozan ex-o nish the pine knots to mako fire-rafia. | tains of blockads runers, and was | romantic city his fature home. It was only when too late that tho| thus put in possessiou of mauy pur | J o i aashRETa s Al taral confoderacy saw its mistakos. Thoticulas nover given the public in of the Wieping Witer bank ity blm‘}.‘“ closed in upon ita ports with | print, Tho history of the business, | perurn frois Michigan with a Miss person. rs. millions of dollars’ worth of core, | writien slone and de! ing the adven- | Pearl ag his bride g VERITAY PR o Maveriek St sugar, cotton aud tokacco locked up | on, porils, esoapes and ‘mishaps of > , e Kftor taL it mast fM—ewemm Hod-vemelemsemd from first ol A Short Road to Health. in the day timo, but when the sailors misht go to bod f good they could do. Ho off ly MILLINERY & NOTIONS Zephyrs, Germantown, Etc, S 3“"i}("K LARGER THAN EVER. { 1308541310 bou N\ OMAHA, NEB I OB¥RFFLDER & CO A M. GLARK es, the genial little man 4 and prominent geain ealer has moved P* | here frons Walioo, and will make our ShetL ich w Cara! o 185 o Bayl | FATAVLIAIND 185 1 am_practic Special Discases, ¢1crma- lm;vhml Tmpoten 2 mal E. Boston, running the blockado? st, would-bo tho most intoreatingvol- | g, 1 b nro cuffering from boils, ul- DEOMASLEONBITS 'E3 Licrie, s 25 cohte TIE HEADQUARTELS, ume of the war, worofula, carbunclee, o other obsti- |~ TERS acts like a charm (n Sty Sxprom d- a‘pe a‘nge The headquarters of the blockade- HARDWARE AT NASSAU. nete diseases of the blood and skin, a course on the digestive organs, TSR en & eildd abon; Wh Unolo Sg roslizod that | of Burnock Froon Birtkrs will be found i f nIREY running business was at Charleston AORITUN0J0 « RAm | Xon. .‘:r o b e on R e S removing all dyspeptic SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR. During the war ten vesscls rau in and Ilugl.nu: \'{nu willing to p,l:H ulul'n leston to one entering any | the confederacy would buy a sharp o g 8 221:;‘;5::‘ A scoro of rioh firiw in | watch was kept upon evorsthing| A FASHIONABLE EVENT. ing the food, Belching, that city entered into the business|landed or loaded at Nussan. In some | i 3 i Heat in the Stomach, simultaneously, attracted by tho largo | casca tho fedoral agents wore bribed | ‘Cblspa,” the Dramatic Attraction of | Heartburn, ete. The profits and encouraged by the govern- | with gold and in others the goods Next Week in Omaha, only Iron Preparation went, and it was at Charleston that| wanted were passed under their very —_— R T R e Maj. E. Willis was stationed as pur-|noses without being euspected. Four| Mzion Elmore is announced to ap- A (SR T chasing agent of the comfederate yov- | weeks previous to the battle of Shiloh pear in “‘Chispa” next Wednesday ernment. the steamer Kate ron the blockade at 7 eds ¢ Boyd' The was began in April. By Sep- [ Charlesion and arrived eafoly ot Nae- Lo AR U LU L) Sold by all Druggists. tembus every southiern werchant had |sau. Twenty thounand Engiish mus- [ Opera Houso, Tho sale of seats will Brown Chemical G sold out his old stock and must hence- | kets, already paid for, had arrived | commence earlier than usual on ae W >mical Co. forth depond on Europe. . It wae then|and a part of them mnloaded. 'I'lu‘v count of an auticipated rush for proper Baltimore, Md. that prices leaped to such figures as | boxes wero markod “hardware,” and astonished everybody, and were 200 so blinded the customs officor that | *“7 uoted at the North as evidence that|[ho saw spades and shovels where| The special sgent for Hayden & the Confoderacy was staggering; and | Lo might have scen gun-barrels and | Davis is in the city, and is leaviug yet Lee was in his glory as a su stocks, . ,Armly any cffort was made | ;16¢hine undone to give importance in ful General when thoss prices had ad- | at sccresy, and the Kato got away un- 2 vanced from 500 toa 1,000times The | questioned, landed the arms in Flor- 4 2 woman who hought @ paper of pins in |ida, sand they wero speedily in the[Wweight to the event. Miss Elmore the fall of 1864 remembers thit they |hands of the confederates confronting | sinco her srrival from England in cost from $100 to 126 1 Confoderato | Girant, That supply of arms brought | August, has recoived oxtruordinary symptoms, such as tast- sRATZD WOIKS on ultation permonally or by 1 s oldDoctor. ~ THOU WH( ALE &_RETAIL {WALL PAPER! w Shades aud Curtains, % 38 CURTAIN POLES AN; YVIXTURES. I’ vin, Qils & Brushes, 107 South 14th Street OMAHA, NEBRASEA, and Thurs accommodations. Sce that all Tron Bitters are made by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and have nd trade- BEW ARE OF IMITATIONS. @pfl/wyfi BOOK-KEEPING, BUSINESS FORMS, BANKING COMM ERCIAL LAW, PENMANSHIP, VOLITICAL E (‘U\()\l\, a theatrical sense as well as social mone about tho battle, One cannon ball A COMMERCTAL ARITHMETIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGES, 7 CLONE CALL, frow n vobol cruiser fired in the Kato | tt¢ntion from the proes, nol onlyin| “grpam yOUR HOUSES Tanght by gentlemon of business exgerience and broad scholarship a6 tho Just before leaving Nassau, ono|Would have had a mighty bearing|New York, bat in other important upon tho campaign in the weat, points in the country, She Thore nover was s time from firatto | was tondered a roception st the last, no mattor how thick the feders! 5 ho foderatos could uat b, | Hotfman house in the ,metropolis t Nassau. It was a|by the most prominent membera of horun to {ho right of the usual track | Yait for tho runners coming out, so | Fval it Awerion, and o fashionsble about ten miles to avoid them, Tno|that theoraft practioally lad to ruu |eurivsity was aroured in the littlo cclo. Federal commanders suspected that |40 blockades ‘to reach a southera | brity at tho very b their presonce would be known in | Port, and from the wmoment of ivaving | B8 WO, PESORS Naseau, and thereforo run to tho lefe | Naesau the dangors thickened, up7y Hensy Ko Abbers evening in 18063, the captain of the bleckado running stsamer Southern Cross received information that two |48 Fedoral croisers woro lying 1n_wait | 9pios, thet for him about twenty miles off the | tein full cargoos %’YMAN GOMMERCIAL COLLEGE, A new institution based on t heat lard Jof excellence, Day and tion, orisddress A, L WYMAN, Important Lnnoun cemen Bartloy Camp MOST POWERFUL! [Wronght or Cast Iron.] TMARG A "ho runwor was_fiftcen milesat sea | boll, Thomas Kecto, Daiel Frobman, P e Sl : ___ when night foll. Every at. Goodwin, Bdwin . THE RUNNELS, ouly the wpoed was alee J. Scanlan, 1. W. G The eouth had vory few vessels fit | overy man aboard waes ¢ | Colville, Henry Paddeck, and about > e 4] i 7 y for blockds anau, but sho lad [abolutely quist, no. watter what oo- | 0113 ot i . 2y { \ : h money to buy with, und agents were |eurrod, The firemen oponed barrels Jhinpa™ will be an entire novelty CES IN THE wom_n | in B i he sol of tar 10 bo nrenared fos b s ddon cott |in Omabs, and one of ‘the fow really | FURMAC A T e A aiassof | of ik in o Jronea Jorm mudden el | 0 aabions 1. $ho. vaar. L The MADE DY Our immense ware rooms, comprising a.lmos» the conaful veusels woro nailing orafi, but | cropt forward ito tho darkuess, O | Company will bo ths. samo’which ep- | RICHARDSNN, BOYNTON &CO whole of Smiti’s block, (fisxu? feet, three stories after 1862 the great majority were |ing to hor color she could not be scen | Peared at Haverly's Fourteenth Streot cchGO, ILLS, '|and basement) are now crowded fill with the largest stock of furniturs ever brought to MNebraska. It com- prises everything in the line, from the cheapest sidowhoel steamors and " propoliors | quarter of amile nway on that night, | theatre, Now York, aud the play will | povoas iow 1883 owents. Mor. Where the latter approached tho | and there was enough wind and sea to | b0 presunted in precisely the “samo | praotioal (s o okt Toas. koon i 0 0 dro oise manuer, lvmay be well to sec Srder; Use lesn fuol; will €' moype heat speed of the former sho was taken in | drown the noise of her paddles, All Y B to mosure | e e e ale than auy ¢ formervigor snd al and enjoys reforonce. Altor tho firet yoar the |of a sudden, as the ruuner crept |8¢ats for the engagement here as early Lt y usiness was reduced to Az:mrmn:g forwar 1, the TEant n'uflh.ltol‘:u as possiblo. ’u:.:u», ;XM(CLY.IH.\I)l-nI(I'.l\um’: » |bedsteads and wood chairs to the most elaborate liko a science. luthe first place all|of tho cruisers dead ahead S 121 it ot 61w & and elegant furniture that can be purchased, and the steamers were provided with |and advancing. Tho steamer sheered Have smokeless coal, aud this was always a | to port, but in five minutes the other | 1 81 very glad to "y T have tried groat point in their favor, In the |cruiser was sighted and she found her. [ Hop Bitters, and never took auything next place tho color of tho|self botween tho two, Hor engines |40t did me as much good. I only oraft was found to be a very|were stopped and the vessel floated |10k two bottles and ) would not tuke important matter. Aftor many ex- | quietly beforethe wind, The chances | $100 for the good they did me. I periments it. was found that a white [ were that she would not be discovered, | Feeommend them to my” patients, and "D, Minie's Dandoliou Pill |4 make the matter more intere ting to buyers we * a0 tha hest and cheapest dywrersia and billlous ol (b warkeh, Sold by oil drugelets, Price | clajm t0 8€ll neasly everything at Eistern prices. ) oonta, Dx AT By Kooy, Nuesrriees, | YWill he pleased to have triends and strangers call ang Quresell L1 h 4 Liad n_nnpmlnh FOIIOF 1A, orthen. For eale vy all look through tne stock, whether intend- m“m')‘.‘:)tl“w MEDICAL INSTITU' ing to purchase or not. tinged with blue was tho bost|wheu an Irish deck-haud, who had | 86t the best reeults from their ure, 715 Olive S, St Louls, o, P s Them e e i R S e et ST | OHARLES SEIVERICK rnnwd have klpprunuhud within 500 iy stand it, filled Lis pipe and Jangb-1y $ ’ eot of a blockader at night without | struck a matoh, The flawe, tiny as it A MISSING WOMAN. — o being soen, and have restod half o day [ was, botrsyed the steamor. = Tho GRAY ' SFEIFIC MEDICINE 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam St. with five miles of an entire fleet, | cruiser allod each othor and|A Serious Case Recommended to - = == TRADE MARK The (s VDN BARK — i Everything was painted this one color, st once oponed fire Tho shootivg Millinery Peope Especially, ‘g ¥ * ¢ 80 that there was nothing for the eye | was guess-work under the eircum- cldpsnle ¥ SIDE SPRINY ATTACINENT—NOT PATENT V ' E lq ] A B A K E R Y of the lookout to catoh, If he suw |stauces, but it was good guessing. | My 0, - Oeruld, wifo of the| A f SU.\’. PSON the stoamor at all she was swply a| The veiy irst cuunon-bal osrricd away | g o 4 4 . usasriRiziecih sud Mieslon Bicpsin hzo or blur in his oyes. ~ Aftex it ws | tho orusment on top of the pilot-house | 4" :~"‘d » L(’““» "L“"- came to y LEADING Yoy, Augal Fresh v ienna M]_lk Brefi_“ found that the water churned up by |snd the sacond muashed n feet of | Omaba during fair week, She wrote I : the wheels somotimes betrayod the | the eabin, to her husband during the weck 1| CARRIAGE FACTORY g nar % a0y craft by its phosphorescent gleam 1409 and 1411 Dodge Strest, Ty rangement were made to prevent gen A General Stampede, Ozmana, D erally by floating a sail behind the| Never o———" wheol. Men even came to count tha | Drug -tar chances of capture und eu coolly us they fizured the cost THE PROFITS, The profits were enormovs. A suit- able craft could be purchased in Eu. can be ordred Cakea of all kinds, fancy and plain. Any of the abe our driver. Prompt attcution given to all orders. she had been to the fair and that she " FRESH BALTfiM*iRL L ckage, OF 6 pack a b froc by Mal on Focr 1k of & 2 by THEGKAY 4EDICINE COov Buffalo, N.'Y, : & CO, was going o leave the next day for L herold howo in the esst. About a week later she was recognized at Lin. s such a rush mude for any snow at O, F( lo of Dr, Kk for onsumption, Coughs d AU porsons wliotel wit '.\,,,“;“‘ coln by a mutual friend, to whom she B oarsencas, Severe Coughs, or | gtated that she was traveling f thips \ i n of the Throat aud 1, 8 for » h Al j TP | waed s w iago & Northwes 'rial Bottle of this greatreme willinery and underwear po ny loth, fre, by caliing at above mamed; Drug[house in Omaha, ~Since that tiny ¥ octc-ecd THE D, D, MALLORY & CO'S xope for from $60,000 to §120,000, und | Store ¥ nothing has boen heard of h ‘Imarc (] wwaw| s — ) LORY ¢ as @ rule one successful trip would Their only child, b‘“( b d 7:40 \ vea * BLACK. e e o T bl U Ladion and sy i g oo bt o prm i Sty 1RSSR E R | s o wiore caor: | DJAMOND BRAND! ~ DIAMOND 6RANDI [ profits were, Maj. Willis once sent non-alooholic, gentle stimvlart willlyil with typhoid fover. My, Gerold | Agsat. 14 sud Faruate e, & BENG Do T “19-3m D. B. BEEMER, General Westers Agent, Omaba, out & bale of cotton worth $400 iu | fud Brown's Tror ™ \ " sousiderable money about her wm'" - * ’ - e f