Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1883, Page 7

P \ . | v I'HE DAILY BEE-MONDAY APRIL 23 yf COUNOIIL. BL.UKEFES COUNCIL BLUFFS the whole front of our mother of Frank McCaulley, the efficient | ordinance prohibiting the erecotion of | passed llons then along another on K. C. 8t. Joo and C. B, postal oclerk, has wooden buildings in certain limits, regiment an ing 'le days, his hat, waved It around his head se Gecrge Wise, editor of the Hamburg| At Chariton oneday Isst week the local | eral times and some of the oconfed News, aud M, Bilderbock of the Atlantic | {ftch s, eiébl 8 dressed hog of # perscn. | atos choered him. Telegrapb, have been in the olty inter- | badly diseased and if the meat had heen | . At least five hundrod men fired at — viewing Congressman Pusey, sold death would have probably remited | that Yankee ganner, and I have often l-‘ 15 Ha i bee o to the consumers, wondered f he esonped death in the George Ferguson, who has " F & A Philadelphia lady, Mary MoHenry, | subsequent battles of the war and lives week or more on the farm near Earling, | offars the Episcopsl clergyman of LeMars | to tell of the fearfal gauntlet he run returned Ssturday, and sgain preeides :;wlyuvm t;l na in ?houl tnuntg '0; along the front ranks of a whole bri- g 3 e purpose of erecting lereon & churcl over the Pacific houfo register. p‘mml;e w54 At saylom for ;whm‘ white gade of confederates firing at him, Miss Mary Farrell, of Prescott, Iowa, | children, 4 E—— who hus been visiting here sa & guest of [ A novel law snit was trled at Kookuk [ . Why suffer from a state of {ll health? Mrs, Schull, returned home Saturday |on thelith, A team hired of & liveryman | Why be troubled with dyspepsiai ke to attend a funeralbalked, and thoy hiad to | Brown's Iron Bltters will cure yo eveniag, be returned without tru(n!mhu 0 duty C—— Port. Kirtland, the hook-keeper of | The charges were paid in advance and th Senator Jones' Poverty. James Brewster's ostablishment, I con- [ #uit was brought to recover, Midway In the New York Sun, and coart hoase, roon to be under . an .| Judge't. H, Flint, long a leading law: 3 course of construction, with the num- | fined to his home by a quiet serious ill wr of Glikon, WBd lnml; W Fargs, Drv Senator J, P. Jones s to leave this erous brick blocks for business pur- |ness, ots, will po to Silver City, Ne exioo, | ©Yening for Oalifornis, to be absent poses under head and the pros-| D. N, McCormick, of Springfield, I, |to assumejthe duties of the Iate Judge [ tll the fall. He ts on the Misslsslppi pect of several large manufacturing |and 8. 1. MoOormiok, of Atlantic, Iows, x:glosl:l:‘;'h“:g's’\“ichh wife, was lately ":"" ““;m“‘:"“a and 'k:“ tart on an establishments to be soonlocated here, | were Pacific house guests yesterday. % P spection tour down the river on his with the advent of the water works, it A workman on the Chicago, Rock I | way back in October. There were ru- indeed, angurs well for the lul'\'ue M. Miller, the well-known druggist of | Iand & Pacific road, named MoMulvabill, | mors that the genial and good-hearted Prolpe:'l'y o% the olty. Boaldes these | C3Froll, was in thecity yesterday, accom. was strack by lightning near Davenport | wmining king was, if not broken, at all on the afternoon of the 14th, whil Iny many fine residonces are belng buily | Panied by his wife, sheltor undee a frolght oar " from a severe | SYeDts somewhat crippled financlally. been spending & week among friends in| A three.yoar-old ehild -l"rlnn between | our right and escaped around the i overmid- ’ ita parents w.e killing by lightning near 3 A night work. $0 HARKN ESS BROTH ERS ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS | this city. Daabury, Woodbury connty, on the night h?:ld rvl'!hhohillllcih nm"linurou'the geld Lo it '&.n“:....,;%.u Hon, Jos. Rankin, the well known [of the 13:h. Theiather will probably die | *" “Pld" hi oyond, As far off as Yoo are. pufeeiag o s ON THE GROW. Badger politician, of democratio proclivi.| The officers of the Towa trotting eir.| ¥ ¢0Uld see hlm hls team was still Tetlo ton (f Jouar foar. sl tiee, and now congressman elect from one | CUIt announce that the series will com. |g0I0g 1n & gallop, but when out of| [ i \ . % e be city | O0CE With three days racing at Oedar | Fange on the hill beyond the ditch he Sltters. o o 'L".'E;“.ifi?.:'.:&". 'h:néerlnl "A:lvnflnco- :l zmd Wisconsin districte, was In the city | Rapide, commencing June 13th and lset- | torned in his aaddie and, taking off| w iy fro m some Jouuc! uffs. | Saturdsy, ! o B A trip throughout the city s suf- ficlent to demonstrate to the mind of any unblased observer, that Council Biuffs is making more rapld strides toward material prosperity and ad- vancement, both In public and private enterprises, than perhaps any year of its history, With the splendid sys- tem of water works, and a fine new opera house, both so near completion, and the new government postoffice The Largest :tock and Choicest Paiterns of CARPETS EVER OFFERED IN THIS VICIKITY, A Bkin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever, T. FELIX GOURAUD'S llrl;:fital Oream or Magical Boau- tifler, COLOREDSILEKS AND ALL THE SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES aTan, Pimplos Freck lo sy There I8 not a word of trath in these throughout tbe entire clty, people,| Mre. A. J. Rising and daughter, of | sterm. He died instantly. . \ ’ to th dingly high Nty O {sith la |, The proprietor of the Mason house, Col. | Feports. o wine.growlng and C @ TN DRY COODS, ‘:,',':;“,‘“:’m BHsR sORBAIAA to. 1Ay for 2‘}::3"{;m:‘::“‘°- aro VILIINE YA | fax, has a way of making fram minfog Interosts on the Pa. ) ; 37 their viot He puts olfis coast are larger and ( Wy b J. Mueller is not in condition to domuch | émpty wheelbarrow te push around town | more solidly prosperons than ever. pedestrianism, he being badly troubled | foF balt an hour before they are fed. Allf Hg employs ovor 750 men In Novads who o t stand the test fed. the past year, have awakened HARKNESS BROTHERB' to the . realization that it Broadway snd Foarth St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. :‘ldb:::o:m:: t:)?::id .:::fl;;n"{f"; N ot L LA their families a home, and honce many | P. H, Wilson, of Sioux City, was iu the [ st Dubuque was taken up on Tuesday, the g‘ Lt LA o oX, OOUNOIL BLUFFS RAILROAD Y i % " hurch haviog been demolished. . J, | He has no end of mining Intorests in TIME TABLE. MAVEBIUK NATIONAL BANK. |neat littlo cottagen ‘aro being oo |oity yoiterdsy, aud at the Ogden. P, Qulgley, who was prassat at the laying | New Mexlco and Arisons. He has structed, and we hear of many more Oor, Water and Congress Streets. J. W, Whittin, of Wessington Springs, | of the corner stone forty-seven g0, | four oharming little children and e ‘.’?E?',tm' ROCK I8LAND AND PACTFLC. ! gy ln.g'd:::l me«: be \;?:lttl ;:x:;:’g ;:: o?:. DT\, arrived ak 4k OFRaE puelivday, was present when the stone wos s lovely young sile. Ho 18 still fall ull L, ntic Ex & 2 a | e bodid At I Cit; ho 80th inat g‘fl‘i‘n:‘:}c i cs:;%x.. g X 8400.000 | brjvements bolng pushed forward on| Miss Rose Roberts left Saturday even: | pogrd :,' d'"u u"x"‘,:“:e" 'u'rp"‘.h:;.::: lol:’n‘":“"g:? sad, :::":':: :&‘:;: ¥ u;v’lu '\z" ll\‘:, T r(mn. pfl:"‘. hasvedegtigrdml bl v ST" by ';m a0 Pkl l‘no"vmo"“m ot}‘l“ig uénm:i ] o ing last on a visit to Neola friends. qu-‘u&monl- of 'luefi tooth zg:;'n e pre. ry 'M"",'“l 1 OBt AInG | Sein, prvia o mmsrea ot all he 3 Arrive, e f 88 s pr t! . | sent themselves for license, nning t ) Attantic Bt s: ceives the accounts of Banks, Bankers and s proparing L8| p, R, Craig, of Minden, was at the Pa H ground for a fiue residence to be built . d day following the sato deutal” wociation :fl;'belnx- Bl T AT o others, Draws Foreign Exchange and |on ¢he corner of Oskland avenue and | ¢ yesterday. will meet at the same place for afour days’ | Ington, associating with all sorts of 4:00 p m . session, litioal jobbers and soam and makes Oable Transfers in Europe and Tel- | Rosa atreet, to ccoupy the site of the| Charles Atkina has returned from his bl pe, etk R egraphic Transfers of Money throughout | proverty known as tue R s property, | Colorado trip, “.A:{;edrd.:. 9%%75'«'1?1? &:" r‘n‘: ‘h:vm‘hc; g:\;l.l:':l::;mm‘ b A L the United States, Buys and sells Gov- | which burned some years since, Mr.| 5, Benedict, of Chioago, Is an Ogden |strong ns to blow down agriculiural 1 1 had many aps and do! " said rope. ernment and other Inveatment Securities, | T. J. Evans s building an addition |, cuest. implemont warehouse and w photoy 01 | 1o Tnst night, 7 %% Aokl £2 Boware of baso Imitations. §1,000 reward and executes any business for its Corre: [ after the Swiss styls to his residence, 2 ' gallery, while in other sections of the i B . hl." fl;fi o and lost | or u':ll“l'n:npm(flhnynn- welling the sam spondents In the line of Baoking, purchased o time ago of Oolonel G, P, Searight, Cheyenue, Is at the Og- | county more or less damage was sustained, | millions, at nothing will change my o by all Druggista and Fancy Goods throughout the United Statos, Oanada 50 p m | Accom. (Mon.).1 1. JOR AND COUNCIL BLUFPS. Arrive, 55 & m | Express.. . | den. Grounds have been purchased at Lyons, [ Dature. Illke to see money do its ’m:":o: H :" m:“ aid EDDAVe‘o:h'I:orTTEH' President, fi:‘;fi' hefi'hi:‘a‘,l;:m;:“ ffi?’ ;:. Clinton county, by & ogmplny which will [ work, and nothing gives me more GR AT'T DE i el J. W, WORK, Ass't Cashier. urchased the lots fronting on Oak- | S4id a wise old dootor ! Nordho‘?. L el Gk i'“"‘l‘)‘"a ‘hT“ "?o'“ AL b " i L | e, m&th-me Flnd avenue and Avenue E, situated | St Jacobs Oil is very much bought of; | S, S50 G0 workien when ‘oncs the | "OeP0dY Lot LOLel e west of the fine residencacf Mr, Frod, [ Iv's kept for the sake, factory is in complete running orde: DrxvaR, Cot., August 20, 1882, Lentzinger, and will build s residence | Of each pain and ache On Svaday at Dubuque the bodies of | An Internal Revenue Oficer Saved. Grx1a—1 caunot find words with which to ex- this summer. Mr. Ed. Mott, of the | That any one has ever thought of. Mra. Ziepprecht and her S-year.old son PROVIDENOE, Auguat 31, 1883, | press my gratitudo to you for the cure your upper Broadway lumber yard, has were found in a well, The hired girl had | Bnrron or Boston HERALD:— Swit's Specific hag effocted in my case, I wag ~OF THE- purchased a lot on the west slde of :,,“‘,,‘L'“ "'I“t L ':E:‘m;ht;':‘ ::: ll‘t'al:‘h:“ Dear Sir,—During my term of service in | *icted with the horriblo diseaso for throo yoars, OEICAGO, Oakland avenue, and will, In a few foll n, ard that his mothor jumpod atter | the Internal Keveaue Department of the | 19 41er spending some timo ut tho Hot #prings v . days, commence exoavating for OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, £ teveos Min, Usltod States at the tms my ofioe waata| | 2% 0 oue dosen oall mall ool B, 8y T iy B Wfl«flkfifl & t ) nlce residence. Captaln Hight| Wikar-No, 2 spring, 760; No. 8,63 A Keokuk man hire thiscity, Twas atilicted with & severe ot | 1o My foores ste Al bealod, g hcat To- oo R o5 p m o will buolld during the summer | rejected 50c; good deman: with which to attend » tack of Kidney di At e ing, My [sores are all healed, my throst Is en- From §t. Paul..8:50 & m RAILWAY on his fino lota situated on the samo | CORN —Dealers paying 82c; “1“:"‘1 way to the cometery the horses balked, otKidney diseass, and at timeasuffers 10460, MILWAUKES AND 8%, PAUL. venue. Mr, Wells, superintendent | ™ Chioago, 50¢; new mixed. 524c; white | 11o gaye up the trip, and returning the rig | ed intensely, T received the medical ad ; a! corn, 350, The receipts of corn are light. 3 vioe of some f our best physiciana for a | 2 mdcsrnqggu:'; fi:fil;:dcg;lnfljfll}lfl‘;"m Is now running ite FAST EXPRESS TRAINS | of the Deer Manufacturing Company | Oars—Soarce and In good demand; 83. e rihay Jepk el ap lveryman 1ol g fused this, and now there Is the rioat their | I have scen so many Atlantic Ex. |5:15 p m | Atlantic Ex from has also purchased lots for a restdence | Hax—4 00@6 00 per ton, 80 per bale, | }ows-it so dear to the heart of the 1{.: l;fi'::‘;:.“b";:‘:;fifi:::fi:: b: the | Calomel, Todide of Mescury and Todide of Potash, iy s L OMAEA AND OOUNOIL BLUFFS|onihsmmestrost. Mr. Buraham fa| Kaucdoilitssmniyy ,, — |Wiker P of e M s e 2 3 o ol s Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha. buildlng a nice residence just north of | eRY MEALTL OB I PORRCH o | Orawford county supervisors declared all i ) p me, and belng | o, uupn of the misery which has beon brought Ma and B 718 0 m| P Ex A Mr. C. % Soouta, and Mr. Scott will |5 coag 0 PRLY; Pr + VAT | yaction lines the lines of established roads, [ ursed to use Hunt's Remedy by a friend | oy the humantamily by the use of Morcurlals for i dhoery ; soon commence the erection of a neat “ggifb.umed. hard, 1100 per ton; 0‘""““““ ter fenced up his land, in- [ who had tested its merits, although reluc: | Blood Diseases. It is a crylog shamo that physi- ';E:‘o;:e sl“l;‘:lg..' tExcept Saturdays. $Except | Prliman’s Ha.gnlflcent MWDBPB tenement house, connected with his | soft. b 50 per ton. closing the section line. The ro per- | tant to try » patent medicine, I was finally | ctans will not acknowledge the marit of your hay ; | visor brought suit against Manchester for of Ocuncil Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. M earn resldence, A grado has been estab. | Burren—Plenty and tn fair demand; | Gie BRI VaicRetit U8 induced to try the Rewedy, and procured | GRAND Blood Medicine. Use my name as you Leave Council Blufts, Leae Omaha. lished by the oity council for Oakland | 255} creamery, 80c. court decided that this wholesale estab.| WO bottles of it, and commenced takingit | wish. J. H, RAFF, Bam 9am10am|8am9am 10am, avenue, and the work of filllng to leég:c g:‘,’“jgmf“' sad plenty at lishing of highways on all sectionlines was | falthfully according to the directions, U am1m2'pm3p|itam tpm 2pm 35 | Finegt Dining Oars in the World. | grade by the oity will soon ba com- | L.anp—Fairbani's, wholesaling at 13c, | ilegal. Before I had taken it three daye the ex. 1f you doubt, come to sco us, and we will CURE & 0 piin)(@p . oy £ 00,18, £, B P Ec, —_ menced, On every hand it seems to| PouLtay—Firm; dealers paying 180 per | The wind storm of Friday night was | cruciating pains in my back had disappear. | YOU, or chargo nothing! Write for particulars Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific be the disposition of the citizens to|pound for turkeys and 100 for chickens. particularly sovere abont Adairand Anita, | d, and beforeI had used twobottles I was | and a copy of the little book, ** Message to the t. On Bundil the cars begin their trips at IF You ARE Gm"fl EAST PO e 0l ™ s " entirely cured. Whenever, from -0x+ ' 9oclock s, m., and run requlart during the d; adorn and beautify thelr residences, ‘VEGETABLES—Potatoes, 50c; onlons, 50;6 At the former town a hotel was partly de- y Over-ex- | Unfortunate Suffering.’ Ask any Druggist sa ¢ ck, an . | erti iolent oold, at9, 11, 2 4, 5 and 6 o'olox run to city ti making thom oozy and homalike, all molishcd, the tin roof stripped off & bual. | ertion or a violent cold, the pains in my | oy gtanding. cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 @3 50 per barrel, ness block and considerable other damage | kidneys return, a few dosesof Hunt's R ~- the residents on this avenue owning| ~ City flour from 1 60 to 8 40, done. At ta the inhabitants sought |edy quickly effectan oure. (o) o MRS, B. J. HILTON, M. Dy | omyoaGo' MILWAUREE. |their own property, and the dayis not| Boows~—2 G0@S 00 per dozen. refuge in osllars, A large barn south of fl’;}“{,f losing L bk So mention the £v= | S8R 000 e rmrd e oty far distant when that avenue will be STOOK, town was blown down, aud the house of | DAUSARS cre o @ tren Simise to e o tcle of M Todide of PHYs'c'A" A“n suRGEo" Or to anv polnt beyond; or Onelotithe gt reblaenos Titsscta ot : Felt burned by lightning, It was a| Yor! y, to whom I recommended this 3 ne particle of Mereury, o CArTLE—3 00@8 50; calves b500@7 50. | trajght blow, with hail, thuader, light. | valuablo medicine, He was suffering [ Potasstum, or other Mineral substance. BWIFE —s28 pooeser Gosmcnwse | |F YOU ARE GOING NORTH |t ol puceb s, Lr oy el 1 | ety i ot EUR AR S e gy | s o A o S— L1 8 H d of 9 1,00 HOR To *Mrs, Lydia E. Plukham’s Vegeta. | Paying 5 75 to 6 75, Bright'sDiseaso of tho Kidneys, I obtain. 1% FALLEY & H0tS, MINNEA PO Fle STQIR 83, AUILADAM BV 050 ie— Why bo weak! Why not be|.qyyo bottles of Hunt's Remedy for him Western Agonts, Latayette, ndlaaa. e s LIB | ble Compound is amost valuable med-| Tn fevers, malaria, billousness, | healthy, robust, and strong, by using T metea taking it, and bogan ) SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Take the BEST ROUTE, th — 9. i foine for ladies of all ages who may be | heartburn, etc., nothing s so benefi- | Brown’s Iron Bitters? :m )n.fio at ‘:;nlufi;:?t’il:.t"”:euy“l.wm: El N : \ i —— 0 hen! . ributes the saving of TELE IPATRENT Chicago, Milwaukes& St PanlR'y | efiicted with sny form of disease pe- | ofal as Brown's Tron Bitters, NG LT bis life, ‘under the blowlng of & merdital DOCTOR STEINHART'S REVERSIBLE cullar to the sex, Her remedles are| .ggnotice the Marriage Fund, Mutual i Providence, to Hunt's Rened: i in|T ion, of Raplids, Tows, Anotherfriend of mine |n,x¥;- York, to ESSE“GE oF LIFE Ticket office located in Paxton Hotel, at corner '1’=‘Ifnf'§1.’ap'§fo:§n?e..m‘flfd:‘fi'$ bl‘(‘)'m‘.: st o o T ot ho Toadiny | How & Union Solaler Galloped Down | whom I recommended Hunt's Remedy, was . ) For Oup AND Youna, MALs AND FaxaLs. Farnam and{Fourteenth strecta and at U, P, “ % sufferiog severely from Kiadey disease, and i T sk Mitard hotel, O they are securely sent through the | PAper of the state, ° Afllny‘&:::‘un $ Line'of Fire at Manassss. wanentirelycured of it after using thiswon. | It 18 8 sure, prompt and effectual remeds or 48 See Time Table in another column, S, AT dY chig el et mallane patyia Aheed digeation, in, Intormittent Fovers, Wand in another column of this paper. 6.8m lod, 2 B A HASH) Gensel Avealy = — Ouwiia 5.7, Ova la las Fhiinddphle e, || Yeellng dovply "“‘"L':""F“"‘d bone. el "fi'.‘:arx,'a:“z.%fl‘.l‘&i:‘.?.“ rom Fo ¢ maba, THE PRES) reck. | fits experienced by my friends and myself | Weak: 1 Loss of Power. It repalrs OB 4 ReRGoTa Pt s O FRIAYERRY, I0WA ITMBS. 1o Thio moeb consplouous sct of reck. | i NEPTNCHL Y Incs snd gt | ko s e om ok, o Rubber Boots and ; j — Hoefa play bo my duty, na well s » groat privilege, to | strenghthens the enteebled brsln and resored s Bome of Its Doings at the Late Bes-| o\, o0y ear s slopho any battle field during our great olvil | fyrnish you this voluntary and unsollcited | Surprising tone and, vigor to tho exhausted or- 8 sion at Uorning. war ocourred at the second battle of | atatement of facte for the information of | fo"s: e o GtotralBup. Aesd Geo; P, dyeet bt i Red Oak is to have gas work Mansasss on the 30th of August, 1862, | yourlargs number of readars, many of whom | e n 0 Unpe Femedy. | Frloo ot Nobraska Loan & Prust COmPANY | rne Presbytery of Councll Biufia| Ledependonce is talkog waterworks, | X, was performed by a Fedoral artller. | arundout todly sullering, from s widely- | sourstrom baervadion on ecipt ot peice by H el P, . Box met u: Corning last Thursday, and mfi \’é’:.l.l;;:l’"“fll holeis to be putdown | jgt in the presence of both armies and L oot ediaite i Ena o i T 1 continued its sesslon through the| One Jacksen county man got 850 bouaty | 1o witnessed by at least a thousand | yi) oure all cases of Kidney diseasen that k. Rev. Mr. Campbell was chosen [on wolf soalps e il bl sl B RS ko week, Rev, Mr, Campbell was chosen . oun y rocall the incldent when o confer with any one moderator, There were between fifty | . zz::’:‘flfl"b”flbl" 8 fund to 860urs | roinded of the ctroumstances, Just '&&El&“&r:fi:fl;‘; regarding the L) L and sixty delegates, inoluding repre:| The Newsll Mirror fizures the loss by |™ Hood's men charged down the hill | * s 617 8¢t Oharles 3¢, ST. LOUIS Mo. Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS, HASTINGS, NEB. oo B0 PERGT. e | oapital stook, - - $100,000 The center pleces are interchangeable and re- vorsible, It proventa the countar trom runulag s Eéflflg‘m:nu over, requiring no eners. + OLAR| . "Thio Agency fof ihoss goods i this town ha & C. WEBSTER, Troasuror been pis: e Truly yours .| A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medica % fire at $20,000, vear the Henry house apon the first RIOHMOND HENSHAW, b QU P R, i i ns ontative slders, The synodioal mia- |05 o o oanty commonors have | 16d6ral line, aud It beoamo evident he oh biower S, | EEFSTRIISHENEL I " 150 & Rhoss with the he | Bamuel Alexandes OwwaldBOltver, onary, . B 24 P ordered the jall repaired, would capture the battery statloned e D Dissasos {han say ofher physe ettie Hoals e A AL PETERSON, | A. L: Olarke, }Okwflw on Friday, and gave an Interesting| mpne Des Moines court house yard is | there, a federal artilleryman def Young man SE.mopaan Ut o 'lfll:m Jonin o hy BePaEs Mo Shivia s a15m Loularile,Kib. | Go P o ronMinneyer " | addross, showlng his work sinoe his |enced with barbed wire. mined to save ono of - tbe oannoon f | Boney lor.s mall atmcunt,lasuro lo the | o aidnt o Vs bhe ity foF resment STALLISHED 1886 —_— sppolntment as successor to Rev A, | 2“ M“‘a:: pays ';2:"&; year for fire “’:‘b.]h' .‘;’1 '& d&::odl::h.;:dt::n‘:?f ation, Rapids, Tows, 16-8m, :nm‘.wl:]%kn&\?d?':mm First Mortgage Loansa Specialty | K. Baird. In several Presbyteries |P7arsnte Dttumwa bus 250, B Tox ieit o tle o saisal s trankly slated, “Oull ot wrike, Dr, 8. B, Olney, of Fort Dodge, has seoured a 83,000 back pension, e S Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental there 1s a dearth of ministers, and ditch was four feet wide and as many | ['Q, ARGUITECTE CHleue, ang specifioatlon | od Physioal Wonkness, Mercurial rman 0 in this C. B. Presbytery.| The planaare lald for a successful fair|deep and ocould not be crossed | School district of Omaha Nebrasks, for dwo two- q o T LRt LSS |1 oner s koo th fonrien. v | Moo cous o umind 1 " il o canpon, ™ Tlow’ hgo s L el i | st et B o B Jowvaec Nunicl B The Mahaska oonntyhlrlwgi.m August [his horses hitohed or whether | bullding to bo croctod on the norsh-west corner of Tad roved farm 1n all well settica | 0168 In some measure supplied, it was | g7th, this year, and laats four days, they had really ever been taken from |Beventoenth and Leavenworth stroot sud one countien of the stabe. hrough beseponsiblef loca | proposed and carried that & Presby- | The Masonio grand lodge of the atate the plece I never have known, but the | Puiling to be erected on the soutn-wesh corncr correspondente, terlan mlssionary should bo ap- |will meet in Cedar Rapids on June 6, fimpl W Gt hil ha e w;nmu b | of Delaware and } .\.mn,;.':’.,".mv T inted at & sala of 81, Audubon narrowly escaped from a de- May 7th 1853, ?.360 and expenses, ;{cv. Welty, | structive prairle fira{m thsplmh inst, ::: :;g:; ol'nlmd::sopl;g [l;‘:‘l,o '.(:: of Oreston, and Rev. Mr, Ballard, | The roof of the court house at Le Mars | wore firng at him. As soon as he es- of Corning, were nominated, and it | was very bedly dsmaged by wind last oaped from that volley he came in appoared on & ballot that the, latter | woek. front of our brigade and under range m pecial attention to cases over-worked braln, SURGIUAL OASES e board Toserea the right to rojoct any of | ragefve apecial attention. Diseases }jomauy will be paid for refected pl rom Tmprudence, Exoesses, In: noes CHARLES CONO' Omaba April 10th 1883, Socrotary, il told. M P AL story woll told. Many jori The i tes of th h t Dea te; who may mage IDE SPRING ATTAQHMENT—NOT PATENY \ Bad & majority ol the volon, tation | Hoines consmed. ewghers dosen ogis one | Of our musketa on tho lott and swept | ——————————— [ TELr el ARG ol why T o\l alo helds oonvention, and s a meat. | 447 1t WesE: on up, tho line a e, fire was opened | bR OPOSALS FOR CURBING AND | sd curs, Selad for 5o posiag o samg A. J. SIMPSON 17N h Frid ing. 1n the madito. | . The youngest dsugnter of Congressman | upon him. Our line was approaching GUTTERING. . y 9K LEADING . ¢ o ¥ |08 on Y. oyening, io sudlto- | oy4ey ‘Nellle, died at Oskalooss on the | the ditch rapldly at s double qaick . 'i"":':" 'm:‘;?::'::":::;“;l’“m morning of the 16th, and the lane betwoen us and the ditch | Besiod propossis will be received by the under; DOCTOR STEINHARTS N THLELMN Daeg BT e a.fi.??ri'." ;n;e-hnadn‘:'taf;p&:lm ';1“ getting narrower each second, but | May 1853, a the offico of the Board of Public suppfislToHlEs' OARRIAGE FACTORY 5 TiT f 1L d determined | Works, for the curbing sud_ guttering of so much (wdiai v, : . / made two sblo and ifeiive sposshes o amva. hisyan. from oaptare, - and e o ech. ot the 5ot ste 1 o AL | The Grens PopuaeRamay lor Pl [ ~me 6m OmaHA, Nx», F on home misslon work In the bounds 3 ens, the Marion and 9 P r - | B for Bl ug " \ ‘ of the Presbytery. Ho took & promi. | Cedar Rapids bauker, o died reosatly, flew along his course at a tremendous | city, viz: 11th, 12t 14th, 16th aud Har- | Bure cure for Blind, Bleeding & Itohing P er, ‘streets. all of be d rate of speed. He had four large gray | 1°) " ¢ And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors, nent part in the scheme for the supply | oarried 853,500 insurance on his life. or white horses to the cannon, and :::m "lii‘n‘:‘:'."i'w‘,‘;.“."%’.:"f.'i “fl.‘.’.‘ g:z:«f; These Burrositorims act directly upon the of vacant churches by h:he appolnt- 0‘5.‘106101 O%W‘ ::vb{h':&fl ?Jhb";]:‘t?fn :]‘g::kl they came up the valley in splendld | Board of Pabilc Werks. coata of the Blood Vessels, and by thelr astrin ment of a speclal misslonary, and s ] DUFRE"E & Bids to be made separaicly for lime sfone and | effects yontly force the blood trom tho swollen having recently incre: .its capital to |style, The man ereot, and kept | ror gacd stone, 1800 moot tumors, andby making the coats of the veias orged the Importance of a judicions '550?1%3’. R ¥ hl! team well In hand, whifo his wh p bk Bids §3 be wade upon printed. bl PAnY, b | strong, prevent thelr rofllling, and hence » radis .‘» oo MEHDELSSHOI' X sppointment with great nestnoss, = cal cure ro to follow thei Prl ) Burlingt t 8502 from the dog lic- | seemed to play on the flanks of his|Pishcd by the bourd ana be in conformily with |8 . For aale by e, of e, T8 ' Are aokuowledged to be the | Counoll Blufls was chosen the place an-e‘}:atn;o::. n‘:d ga: The(huttezllyu leaders, and all four horses appeared .) mfi'."?.fi‘té“’&f ::”: ::-‘I‘z]l:r.ll'h a certified mall °:”°“‘P':" ioe, 'y‘lilll:u&fih o% ¢ | best by all who have put them [ M, | for the next meeting in October, :):;z;.u-;hlrd- of the curs in the town es- | ¢, 1“% together [3 "gul“d“mT én“; :.)1':}5 llv;.;h:r.:::-'.;?lnul\um‘:.umn.'.’c ‘.,(:ullll..:.hl::{s- WQII“ 718 Olive St l&t ’ round was very dry, and a cloud of MERY & i 2 . R to & practical test. An Undoubted Blessing: A pincky Ottumwa lady osptured a fel. [ 508" o ¢ | Buch, check o'be seturnod to the bldder in ¢ (OVED TO dust rolled ont from under the horses t of non-ncceptance of his bid, and to ¢ [\ A rep : ADAPTED TO About thirty years ago, prominent | low named Moon who hnd insulted her | oo 050y © (Sl 0o Bt wstul bidder, w enter c DR, HENDEB\ ON in medie Omaha National Bank B'Jlldlflg. [l Physician by the name of Dr. William | daughter, and held him until the police [ f¢et and from the whe O CAD- | 0 hond for the faithtul pert o 600 & 603 Wyandocte St | vears' pract HAHD .& suFr GOAL Hall discovered, or produced after long | came, non aa they came thundering along. | work KANSAS CITY, MO. ' | in Chicago, GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. experimental research, a remedy for dit-| The new well on the Cole farm fn Grun. | Three regimonts of our brigado had | Thebord r ssrvcs thy right to reject any or Authorlzod by the stato ta treat [] E W ease of the throat, chest and lungs, which | dy county was sunk 358 feet at cost of | already fired at him/as he rushed along | *"ry. \ura'sio reacrves the right to determine Chrouc,Nervous and Private dis- COK OR OOD- was of wuch wonderful efficacy that it soon | §1,000 bofore a satisfactory supply of water | their front and as he approached the | after the bids shill have heon opened, whether ™ ained a wide reputation in this country, | was found, left of another I ran down the rear | #uch contract shall be lut either fos lime stone or MANUFACTURED BY he name of the medicine is DR WM, G i ronGy' | Four familiss, twenty.two persons in ll k shonting to tho men: *‘Shi fox nd slona, ! Lt BREAKFAST Buck's Stove Co., | 1Au saiaSradiaiuLuni | Ao e st et ol ok shosin o thoman: ™ ook |75 e v, st - *3 | and posftive cure’ for coughe, calds, sare | S8 hewarn Germany, Thoy looated | )¢ ot the horses! You are firing too | Ji2o stone, then u ach ghallbe ot 49 \ No injurious medicines SAINT LOUIS, throat, &c. Sold by all druggists, near he oivy, P mes on o8 troma’ bkt e " iigh!” At this I saw a noted marks- | if on 1he cther hand, the hoard det: Cli aclety of our astron. | L1sh! | n \ aho i —even to patien omel nt;;lmh‘h.x:: :I‘::;{.l’ 'u;x.n.lhuma.:::d. wan in company ¥ drop upon one knee | Such conrach shall be ot for sand stov, thei | Cougultation free ahd co Hdentiat o :lulun )l,e ln.()hxmct nights to gaze at the | and slght along the barrel of hismus: [ wio bidder forgsand stone. NP Age and experionce are importaut. A BOO for eavenly orbs, 4 s both se: fllustrated—and ciret ket and fire, but on came the man and | By Order of the Board of Public (x;lg.g' \“| -«:‘ud‘l;l a‘; s«mn' l"’lliT:. PIERCY & BRA”FORD, Xz "~ PERSONAL. SOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA s o g e R Y Y T T g r, Fran ‘sterman, for a number o ANE A may be ,fiya&flnnum anted--Ae0e for 'g-u ‘Hm:.. yoars & prominent business man of Avocs, | Des Muines is to brin the gallop of his team was unbroken, Chairian Bl o PQHK 5 o oabiie malzdies ase Bosbing sround e r t Saturday in the city, and departed | C0U0tY to recover some $5,000 police court | Ramming in another cartridge the| Omahs, April 16, 1885.cod-2w ERSONA 10 Shnck wharerer ‘thors 1a & wesk polat.* Wa ¥1 15 wire., U0588 JAMOR, | spent Saturday in the city, aad dep foex, which it alleged has been wrongfully | markeman was ready again o a mine | —— enhrgad, devolope may escape many & fatal shaft by keeping our. life authdrized by her and which will for the great northwest via the Sioux Oity | paid oyer to the county. ute snd just as the cannonler swept -"--r',g,,‘vmmg,,-tmgmmgw e eio e by the | 80d Pacific on Saturday evening, Mr, W. | * The contract for building the new bridge | gorcas Rls front within & hom ‘Made simply with bolling waber or milk. 80/a 3 s looking for & location and will probabiy | across the Raccoon river for the Des an interestis JOEN D, PEABODY, MiDi, |k 5 e ey il umbug about this On thie contrary, the advertisers arv very in. rocers 3 0 Moines, Osceola and South. allroad, | dred yards he kneeled down and e contes X, .mw’Jm‘ln;ml).PIg:h oéhw o ; g into busivess cither in Nebraska cr | L2IH0% Q0008 AU o owton, " | taking deliberate aim at the foremost| PHYSICIAN AND SUIIGEOH, cuiare yivian o Bk "fié M gt Homaopathic Ohen: " ok, | Dolsoks; The town council of Mimourl Valley, (Borso again, but on went the | oFFIcR RooMs, 3 10T PARNAM 5T, © | % 0, mldrogtng Bre Meifal £ r "0 ox Bslnb-wly Mnuaon. fl‘fih. f' Mrs, McCaulley, of St. Joe, Mo, | Harrison ,county, bhas lately passed an |team un! a8 before. Thus he| Residence 1714 Douglas Street, Omaba, Neb By | .