Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1883, Page 5

A HAUNTED LAKE. Indian Superstitions Abont Ong of Their Battle Fiedlds, THE Gage county Cobb, J Promissory note in the following for SBeatrick, Nen, June 27, 1878 On or before the first day of January order of one hundred do Reversed. Opinion 1y 1880, we promise to pay to the 1. Weyrich & Co., DAILY BEE--OMARA, l”n-i\ machines, They forget that divine and injunction, “Thou shalt not lie, even for the time being forget their God Are having fine, dry weather, suitable or harvest, and hope it may ¢ the erops are safoly garnered P X\ Illl R\l)\Y .lllY 12, 1%83 tinne until ( STOPPINC STOOK. England Prohibity mv Importation of American Live Cattle, LOUIS BRADFORD, DEALER IN s OTOR COUNTY \ How the Cheyennes and Utes Settled until maturity, the principal to draw in- | pect for corn is increasi We had a A Hot Debate in the Commons., a Standing Dispute, tevest at the rate of 24 per cent per | full of v on the ovening of the 4th - y Wots s v g ! wnum from maturity, until paid, o8 | erhaps hreequarters of an itich, which ETC. LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES, | s compensation and damages for non Py helped 'h””"“,, to grow All of our L HLOW AT AMERICA f 4 | One of the Bloodiest Massacres of o yent thereof | SRTL R winbor Pe0LE Tooks wowd Loxvox, July 11 Henry Chap- Call and Get My Prices Before Buying Elsewhere, Yards Cor 9th ano Sanford’s Radical c“re | savage Tribe. Held in an action thereon that the note will e « i (ht crop of |”|\ th lin, conservative, moved that Douglas, Also 7th and Doug/as g r was not nsurious on its face, the wor | nlenty for ho in_view of the prevalenco of foot glas, g The Great Baleambo Distillation of _Witeh Hml,‘ . Por | plenty for home | iy “annllr Marigold, B s cent being constrned as a penalty and the ¥ and mouth disease, the importation of [ “om, B e A e A plaintiffs held encitled to recover nterest A Curious Story {live cattle should not in_the future be ) oty | Grand 1{:"".','.:" pone of the at the legal vate. Seo Conrad va. Gibben | Svacise, N. Voo duly 10, Monday |\~nn|xl(.«lh-»ml\ummu«\\h.u« provata W‘M SNY-DEB T B G ¥, has a number of romantic aso- | 90, Towa R. 120, | evening, shortly after 7 o'clock, Lillie [tive Inws on the sanitary condition - o) hitis, and |m;;wn nw \.,,y”|.,‘mlmm._ v.l”'yll\ connected with it w "',“"‘ with a auko vs. lrwin, Error fr Ol 1oy was ulnl\l\lwlh) her mother, who | Whose cattle did not offer “reasonable s MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS § 2 o, Trasrants holesimne, cure’ bogins. trony | MMber of Indian legends, all of them |county, Dismissed. Opinion by Lake, | lives th Miner wpolis, The gitl has hoen | CUrity against the extension of the dis: | quee et appication. and Is Fapid, Fadical, pernanent, w @ | MOre or loss tragic in their character,and [Ch, J, 4 | living with her grandnother in this city, | #ase. He argued that the disense was not never thilin o/l full of the superstitions of the red | “The title to the land it comtroversy | & strmtize min appoatod and. claimed Lo |provalent i Scandinavin and British Pl tlman, the Indian, Grand Lake has @ having been obtained by the plaintifl in | have a warrant for hor. He drageed her | North Awmerica, and that these coun ' e peculias ntarest, for, witl its connected | error through a conveyance from the de- | out of the house and forced her into | rios offorod « Targe supply The H paaled LT ""'.l"", i fondant, in who it vas foundta be b Th carmingo was driven rap. | 10tion o said wnlkd intarfore with only For the relletand prevontion, | bravery, and a ficree fight which swept a ' the judgement sought to have reversed Tt it is supposed the manand | four per eent of the total weat supply : cO!‘.‘lT_Ale..,‘ INSTANT 1S PP, | whole band to the end that the litigation may cease, [ the girl's mother have taken her to Min- | The loss of eattle by disease had in o fow g VOIS FROM THE FACE OF THE EARTH and each party Teft seeure in his vights, it | neapolis, The girl is aged 19,and worked | years amounted to millions. — Onoe of the ) The principal tribes inhabiting this see. |18 ordered that the petition in_error be | in duy goods storo in this city | Dot mcans of fnsuring the meat supply | gl | ) Pains, Palpitation, | tion of the country were the Utes, Ara- | dismissed at the cost of the plaintift in — [was to encour home production [} Karsmpiint, Billows Fe: | pahoes and Cheyennes, and betwoen the | €FToT GREAT by it b bl m g * se h & = e 1 P ALY W fo o o M LOTONST ! LR | former, who were the mountain Tndians, | Ashton & Smith vs. Jones ot al. From CLEARING bbbl s M ! PO i """“\ COMBISED | and the lutter tribes, whr pitched their | Seward county. Affivmed. Opinion by ‘ SALE Pt it kol Al LASTERS |\t e P f tepes on the plains, was waged a porpet Lake, Ch. J o x| s surplus to become loss, M, ¢ o pli s d a perpe el ' ODONAHOE & DOWNEY Iu hosed ] tio U said | unl warfare. ' The Utes, if anything,more | , 1+ . The assignor of property as ) ! & DOWNE undella opposed the wmotion and — said q | | ovaalnug HMIH';,"IML shinn it thoigh. | signed for the henefit of ereditors goner- | Pricks of Satoens, Cut right in 2 o sixth of tho cattle and sup- | bors of the lowlands, always dwelt in [A1Y has no such interest in the distribu Pricks of Lawns, Cut right in | plied to Great Britain - was foreign, o Firat-class D r and T 1. Repa g tly done. tionas will enable him to maintain an ac- | Pricks of Bunting, Cat vight in 2, | The adoption of the motion would irst-class Painting and Trimming. — Repairing promptly done. e TN W DY RUnIa | e t train it P f Nuns Veiling, cut right in 2, | causo an onormous loss to consumers, Mr. | 1319 Harnoy Streot OMAHA, NEB. [ swoop down from time to time, carryi ion for as injunction to restrain its | kicks of Nuns ing, cut right in 2. 0 an enormous loss to consumers, Mv. | 1819 Harney Streot, = A « NEI For YO'I]_, O tHe BBy R Wt er CRIRUIEA T SEAE | wimgle cruditor” hrough | Puters ofwll Sumer Dress Goody and | Doy widthe ot ieantetRlt o - Cheyennes and Arapahoes, provoking di nnent Nilks, Cut right in 2. | fupition of the importation of live stoc \ ach time short Lattles, in which they| T'o such an action the assignee has | Prics of Lace Goods, cut vight i 2, | T vernment was unable toagree there Madam, |5 o o ™ it o his o motion e cvme e | Ftons of Faraaale ot miht 2 | tohatwortdaenent o e appennent o+ TP L AN OS S OG- AN S 5 = UHE i RolitNe or 1845 a defendant. Sraktiiv reductions all through the | seleet committeo to enquire into the % Whose Comnloxion lotrays je 0 B A defendant in an attachinent suit | house. Al Summer Goods must be closed | question fully of the amount of diseas, 0n Long Time--Small Payments. 0se (0 lf S A considerable band of Utes were: en- | cannot have the aid of equity to provent |on hefore the first of August | An amendment in favor of such select | i some humiliating fmperfec- | cunped on the bank of the Take on the | a sale of the attuchied properts aider | G'DONAHOE & DOWN | committeo was however negatived and tion, whose mirror tells You | exact spot where the town now stands. | order of the court on | the gronnd that Next Door to the Post-opice, | Mr. Chapimans motion was_ subsequently l] ac l] | Y % ) " ling they come upon the euny erop of com here. O Donahoe & Downey opened to-day | o o ; |} ;: nehise | onomy, “who, tired with the fatigues of | ¥ @ © R 4iss |50 doz. Bortrw's Duplex Corsets to be | T * OLADrOsY RS ¥ ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THE " N | their Tong march and battle, were sleep- | - BRAGKITROL sold at 7c., never hefore sold at 1ess han | 1o gt NTATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST, The nty ottery eer tcd on and cndor vy | 0 soundly. Like a whirlvind of destruc- | Etts, July 1. McathenS ey Bit00; case men'’s unlaundried |1 ST 0 n Woman® ‘of any state. 36 3 arm and dvy now fol w days. B > o Y e attack o o 3 _ 5 T weebises or rlsooe | ion was poured the arrows of tho ay ‘:l\ soeive Tains duting. tho. sowon.and Lad | Aowta & ply Linen iHosom, Tonsdalo | o 1t drass, it s, obviows thnt mon on ~<sLouis MO~ ¥ Will be Promptly Shipped. uccer Scales or Postpone el « rodies e sleepers and ? Muslin and” Sewing guaranteed, price, IR SR e It grand single number drawings take | many of them never awoke to conscios: 1;‘“]1 oot fchmiio Mot t door to (he Postofice 5t | (10 whol ,..'A;',:'.,.l.'”‘l:f T ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THESTANDARD place monthly. | A stubborn resittance, how packward and small at this time of the | ‘ el T A SPLENDID OPRORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR- | made by the Utes and the battle season, however the warm her of a | ——m— fclothes are at all tines so- fashionabl o f o Taxr G’ TL arallte ©. th Grand Drawivi, Clas Wt New 06| th whole day throngh, The Tatter fow days now have d start A. F, d M | that they can wear unknown any ¢ that you are Tanned, Sallow | and “disfigured in ’counte- | nance, or_ have Eruptions, Redness, Roughness or un- The snews of the past winter had left | the trail «.n,.n-ml, bave and the stock of | him in that suit, |muuw and other luxurics were gotting very low, so a considerable portion of the litary ene would have been cqually available to RIPENING RICHES. The Idoat Coffce Pot. No lover of delicious coffee should do without it. For sale by J. B. French & drill will come oft’ this evening at Masonic | | carried by w voteof 200 to 192 the memboers | (of the governuent, voting with minority e 3 CLBLEGRAM [ chequer, anmouwneed in the house of com- | 1600 DODGE STRE wtiors were ealled_together one fine | { Co. wholesome tints of Complex- | humions wews calid | | ! ion, we *") use Hagan's Mag- :'f..'fi::l? tli‘n-t\h:le: .:1“:.?{1‘:.“10]\‘1.)‘" («v”:x‘llflll:Al Oty Dés DAROTOEHISG wild. Bioon “‘I‘ :]»\n-‘u\‘ '"'l"‘l)l ‘llhu.:h‘l’lu:{:‘;;h:h.'l‘"” | nolia Balm. ence punishiient on their | Crop Reports Ramdly lnproving Under h dors, Chinee | Itis a (lohcnln, harmless and delightful article, pro- ducing the most natural and entrancing tints, the nrtlfl('l- mics and get some ponies, after which the ‘ line of march was taken for the distant plains, After several days of ....n\hmg.} the encmy was surprised in a ¢ vf}v\u.lm..n.n Reports From Several Favorable Weather. Hall. —— The Ideal Coflee No lover of deli Dot » should e { mons this evening that the | hoped that a {specting the s government | vement ve wl would be wovisional 1 Sue BALLOONB- . renched to-night, e can detect, and w I'IJ(‘ !‘_m;(l)n | stands, which was the favorie mm"u' i . {of Forcign Affuirs, .mu.‘....-.l Tord 1.\....\ y 8 hm-mu(\s (‘rmqm:n 1l ," and hunting grounds of all the plain n- | IOWA. Best goods at lowest prices at Goo- British embassador in Pavis, ||m|.|un‘m Mar:'luollll alm is judiciously | dians. Stealing stealthily upon their foe, | ] E Heimrod's, Sexteenth strect. b "1-'("“'“ .“.'"\ he i ~';_:'-"'"" ut SEND FOR PRICE LIST TO THE HEANQUARTERS. used. tack was made in the grey of the [Corrspondence of the Br ~ Gl L WAL Sy dawn. Although aroused from GENERALLY GOOD. THE IDEAL COFFEE POT. | land, unless the Britishgovernment | thei slumbers thus unexpectedly, @ vigo- | Prisia, July 11.-The wheat crop| A luge invoice just received at 1. 1, the praoaution to avold kproadinyiche ‘Max Mey exr ‘b co' rous defence was made, and the battl French & Co.'s. | P The Public 13 req: new and cnlarged AT CAPITAL PRIZE, "lb 000. Tickets Only sted carvefully to notrce _the Scheme to be drawn Monthly, | pulsod, raged until the sun was ligl vens, when the attacking pa in the hea- hein, reated, nor stopping until th | shows from 12 to 20 bushels fer acre if | we have no si low wms to lodge the rank places ¢ lands which is feared A. CRUICKSHANK & Co. | tween DeLesseppe and the Government of | t Bri Bitos! n which provides for a now e had reached their mountain horo, on the | might damage it to aconsiderable extent. Best i Cannl parallel to the Ly ";’ lake, |iGommiatiowaierontomeiits!twb-EhiranTerap? Sitke existence for reduction of canal dues and Lonisiana State Lotiery Company W do hereby certify that we supervise the ar- rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annvad | o/ the Louixiana State Lottery Company, | véon manage and control the Drawings | and that the same are conducted with in good juith toieard all par. | palioe chicttain, IN THELR FLIGHT, HOWEVEK, loss was discovor viors burning for tho warpath, But little time was occup. i in the funcral dan » half a |and with good weather may do better. week. Sl geain of all kinds is good FVER BETUER. Down Cirs, July 11— Wheat pects never better. Should the wi remain dry in the next three N pros- ther weeks we He A. CRUICHSHANK & Co » lover of delicious cotfee should do For sale by J. B. French & The Iilu-nl stock of pianos and organs [ for the appointment of an- English sury | eyor of traffic. | was on the | Cant. Riviere sve of avenging the death of and his men. — | A New Railr 1 July 11 H . QUEnke, Boemer AAXMEYER & GUNS cartied off, osiden sovoral of the | Grusy s excellont, With good. weather | " Paws, July 11, Challomel 1 \\m ORT|NG GOO0D DSF N ‘:‘ i “‘h‘““;”'m“;_ ol M some pieees of wheat will be cut uext The Ideal Copee Pot. | said the French expedition to Tonguin QWM e £B. Anheuser-Busch \.“. o i Jol ity dam | hen the pursuit was began with & vow | in this section. ~Oats, prospect for a full upy wards, Organn a Tow a5 4t | i 1boad B0 Tarh D e price to Mapy from each that no Iml( n]u-u].l be : punished and the maiden rescued. | immense serpent crawling through the wade | crop, Silently, like an| den crops A No. ass and pasturage A No. all l\uulsu[ root and gar- Corn, small but of thy .‘.I.‘r and stout; backward 1SR Music Hall, 15 ) Dodge street. July 10 1w Hospo's —m— For White Lead and Mixed Paints Go | [be paid is hetween three and fourmillion dollars — | defiles and canons, the faint moonlight | fog tho time of the year; weeds have got | to Goodman's, | ADBNone UR AN Elnyor. MR e | casting weird shadows from the clis | big start on account of the wet and —— [ r Wavne, July 1L - Geise Best, OUELEBRATED .Illlm\v, now \n*mhnlvlz\h-\mll some rocky ‘.‘.n weather in the t two months, THE IDEAL COFFEE POT. v of the Fort: Wayne lea Il.v ‘-In;l-, y d | d B bluff, then stealing through some thicket | We have had warm dry weather in th w1wre invoice jusb receivad at J. B was suspended for sixty days for r comussiosma. | of scrub ouk the united bands trod thoir | faat e b AT e [ e R g G e i el Keg and Bottle ee way, nor paused in their course following | hour, and are greatly encontaged ut. (i A [ Fort Wayne and Tolodo elubs in the in This Excellont Boor spoaks for itselt .(.:m;""*};" e e whismtars | elosely on the trail of the despoilers. favorable change in the weather, Indi- NEW ARRIVALS. | torest. of gumblers. ich & reserve fund of over 1 Drawing. CAPITAL PRI 10,000 . 10,000 the third day just as the dawn wa AS A MEASURE OF SAFETY wrecked, until out of the whol » number | K cations now are for o reas wbly good and it iy Ihere is wowin vapidly now. a gene: isfaction among inion is solid y St. Johns Lodge, will meot. in ich & Co.’s. sthing, and the ling dross may be amply ty of ' dandy in oy which some women envy and others at: GEORGE HENNING, special communication Thursday evening | e ‘ld\m, u‘.doll'.!"‘Tx'.""“?“;"l I e the | furmers wnd an ipression tat v would | for work in the . A, dogros, - Vieitins piotected from "“]"'A::f'f'fl: i Sole Agent for Omaha and the Went anp > canocs belonging to the tribe | have no corn this year. Our opinion i | hrethern are fraterns o ot the case ogards ludios at bulls, U PP TR IRTTOR and directed them to proceds to the cen- | diforent. . During - residemee ot et |5t are fraterally fvited, = Land Dorein men show more senwe than | Office Comer 13th and Harney Stroots. s75,000 | ter of the lake to wait the issue of the | years in western Toma we have seen corn = © | women. Th at, also, may al ——— 2000 | tho fight. A tho day wore on, however, | planted us ate w July 1t and mko o e aaTa. b Dt i e o, and | ¢ the skies became oy st, afurious storm | yield of 50 bushels of well . i 4 i rodrawers may make up for thin et yie ushels of well matared corn, : ; ) 10000 | arose, and one by one the frail barks were | Why can we n i Ou arge invoice just recoived at J. B, | trousers. As to the latter gavment, E. B CHAPMAN & CO, of frightened women and children not a | nd we hase this w.‘m(..,“.'..fl}l'.' R tack, there y sty 80, un absurd soul rmuined remained. The Utes re- | fuc during our thirty years' resi-| NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. | fuss made about its ‘advocucy and use, Grocers ceived a terrible punishment, for out of | dence in the west we have seen all kinds | Sealed proposals will ho received until | We beliove it s an_open seerot that o ARV 10X itk the six score wariors composing the band | of weather, favorable and unfavorable, | 12 v'clock A. M. July 17th 1883 for the | “dunl” garments have lomg been 9 Avproxiiation prisee ot 9780 7% ":}‘ fo oy w:{;x'u; i u-{]l :1..~tm1utm Il;n- late and early springs, grasshoppers and | erection of u,(lu'«--vg}(nr\' brick, with stone wor, !r.l\ luddien o all {ason kol St 0 Neb HES G 20, other bands of the distant wes e | other insccts, but have not yot seen fail a | basement, School Heuke to bo erected on [schoolgirls — up to matrons, — anc ah P o o 148 victors, flushed with their victory, re-|com As to small grain the pros- | Howardstreet besweon9thund 10thstreets | that, s they not - ex- 1213 Farnam ., Umaha, Neb. g turned to their beloved plaing and” were | pects were never better, and wheat | Omaha, Neb, w and specitications to [ hibited, they may be s s whort, Application for rates to clubs n'!nuh] only o made to LK( offl ol over afterward troubled by these dread nemies, Since the day of the battle the has ever been 1 of th Company i s loose, ag light or as warm, as tight as the we numll be seen at the oftice of Dufrene & Mendels- sohn, Architect igg | especially promis abundant harve ALl kinds of crops are perfectly healthy place | and free from insects; even the dreaded arded by the Indians as | potato bug has not yet m its appear ance in these parts, while potatoos are rank and high in bloom Vi, Crawrorn Co, rer wills or the seasons de. Men show their trousers, women i that s all the difference, wnl losires frecdom she has only to i coneentrate all the comfort and warmth S e in these invisible garments, and then 1. COFFEE POT. with a light, loose skirt she can walk s A - g ws any man, and yet look as fenn just received at J. B, YNNGl B g Double and Single Acting Power and Hand PUMPS, STEAM PUMES, any or ull bids, re Send bids to the Right Rev- Bishop O'Conner. M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. Washingtou, D. C. HAUNTED BY THE SPIRITS Jy o | of tl ¥ se who preside there, the slough- | the wind asit moans through Hu"(n'uu of all kinds ha tall pines around the lako eing, in a su- | the week past, perstitions iinds of these sons of forest, the cries and shricks of the Towa, July 11, THE IDE A lurge invoi French & Co.'s. L has been pretty the fwell cultivated and is growing rapidly. nine s any fashionablo wo | Wheat has been propitious, and with a meetings, no ostentations exhibitions are ¥ o men aud children drowned or that fat ) LAt e i - required for this reform, Any woman | Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinery,§ Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fittin LODISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO [ffsand cytron drowned o tha B | oo o the same, the outlook is | 1y v yOUR BYES FITTED st ot it by s | Stens Pucking. ut wcholende and romu” HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURGH lend some color to the Indian theory that | an_uncanny spell hovers over the place, | and Grand Luke, with all . natural beautics of mountain and lake will ever carry with its mention the wemory of { hellish deeds and scenes of carnage, which | | will repel for a long time any idea of a| AND SCHOOL BELLS, Corner 10th Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. ' SALEM FLOUR. without 1 the knowledge of her lord, Perhaps a solution so simple derives the improvement its attractiveness; there must be a cause and a4 erusado mnh pro oniats and martyrs s tiony and leaders, committees, exhibitions wnd appenls — all to compass a B. Frank Moore. 727 La Salle Street. Chicago, (Formerly 319 und Now Manager of Chicago Of information and tickots, Drawing, To w pair of those fine star-tinted spec- tacles or eyo-glasss. Thoy are warrant od to improve your vision and you will tind they reat jjour eyes, and_ strengthen your nerves, Sold only by EDHOLM & ERICKSON in Nobraska, Towa and Wy- oming. yT-at NEBRASKA, nce o the Bry, DLK COUNTY. Oscrora, Neb., July 11— Corn- one- fourth larger acreage than ever beforo; condition, fow pieces weedy; erop is Corres pon Broadway, N. To whom apply 169th Monthly tor | rapid settlement of the country. good kno! , ” —— change that any girl can accomphsh by O oW, Oats ’ b i esday, August 14, sl i Bfty per o e kR THE IDEAL COFFEE POT. I o' shopying and i fow in ; " - = aver hefore 8 i [t utes' trouble and thought. TR gt 08, Bk SLRICIAL QPINION: ergnlators ‘v)llll:fll‘?'nl‘n- hll;;,:(,[ l“r:“lfi:“i :l'lo s, B 1 Flour is made at Salom, Richardson Cor, Nehruska, in the Combined Roller Stone Systew. We XCLURIVE sale of our flour to one firm bl s place, ned & branch at 1613 Capitol avenwe ¥ o fine condition, Rye b o o A rans sitnar Tho Latest Docligna oCidie Buproma | AT IS, S Mnan, el J VALENTING & REPPY, Court of Nebrasku, . me carload of Window Glass just re- trafine; begin harvest soon. Barley— | coived at O, F. Goodmuns, J e O Salom or Oniatia, Neb. et averag ion as fine as ever Seales va. Paine. Motion for rehear- | scen. se (not large); THE IDEAT, COFFEE POT. : ) ing denied. | condition vei Autoes—good| A large invoice just received at J, B, And Tmnel‘s Stocl [ Wollogg va. Lavendor. Submitted, | foresg, no buge wnti) very late; condi. | French & Co.'s. | TN i : © Fruit-—good S McNeo va. Sewell. Submitted. [ prospect, trecs young, Al- Short Line (o Chicago, D Bow:h’l’:l OF ALL KINDS oy vh, Robison, Krror from {most 1o signd of chinch bugs or grass. | The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul| PISORDERED L " Athvaned. Opinion by | hoppers. Grass and gardens - excellent. | Railway are jow running two Daily K. | pro 206, MALA FORSALE BY 1 Cobb, o # HUEFAIQ COUNTY, press traing between the U, P, Transfer | the diseases of the hui {1 Upon hearing in this oourt, i u| . GHosos, Nes, July 11—Tho crop |and Chisygo, Thoso trains ave equipped : i prospect for this county is very promis- | with the finest duy coaches, Bulbman I e TN ) nating heforow justice of the! ing; never was it any better than now. | glesping cars and elogunt diniug cars, wnd a o "Ll i o potition in ervor, an objection as to the | small grains a sure crop and corn is 1ook- [ynost desirable route to Chicago and all . QR torthe puinpdiate © K MERALE & y of the bill of exceptions taken | g wolland favmers are happy points Remember, all traing run | before the justice, not made in the dis THAVER COUNTY [ daily, and all trains bave dining cars, | g. 0. B. FELLOWS trict court, but raised for the first tine| Husseiy, July 11— Farmers ave jubi- | Jyai | E. B. ) | in this court, will not be considered lunt over th ndid prosgect for i big e — ir astiguon {ba s | UPHOLSTE R E R. 2. The statutary notice to leave the Suall grain of all kind look | Cotter dues tine printing 80 REQILRY; 2o moTing | cmises, required to be g y an act- | splendid and the prospects for a good producing appos NI et J6TS S 10,80 4t A e g e L 1 (o AT, TAKS YOUR TAATRMEA 400 ] | e fiur ST.LOUIS.MO tenant holding over his tern, may b CLAY COUNTY laatiod: dved and ouried. T ORG0r & }HMATI‘RESS MANUFAOTURER, | wervod us woll bforo an ufter the sxpirs | Cusx Cosrun, July LhTho st | 1o s oouomin ooioe, e 107 B XN%EBB”T’E"% mu.uu ; Al kinds of Uphol #he nof the teri, ntzy va. Herchel- | cvops of all kinds are now on exhibition | 4 {ukLBUK { A LD | A binds ot U iy on of the. texti, \ crch [er ml.mn.lm oy »"Ill‘\Hl:\ll‘l‘lilzi‘l'li Huktsukr & Miugk, ‘ Murray b e, SINHO y i R R o e B Whetoa puper s shown to lave in canest, * ‘Mho farmors are happy. | THE IDEAT COFFEE POT, | 'I'Ts “Al DYE MANUFACEVRER OF | mn‘.mu).. it 18 not necessary to | Merchant @ overhaul; I. " rosaivad & Aty John D. Peabody, M. D, iu G, Ut s 1o Morchanta' o eorbuing "Gl B ao v s oo w0, 3| BASAN' 9 WMTIN Ny, LY SICIAN & BURGEON. louduio o o it of o ' i T, Smont o[ * 72" & €00 ___ ssnly o QrouRs BLAck by A okl avanlle [[]n [][mEES, in []w a M Inlfl S V] o aud § 1507 FARNAM | te *\t\unuu»l«.im“u-'mim.. b trying to see which can tell the big t| Maching Oil in quantitios to suit at| “F*GR0Y ummr 4 Ouatis, Neta | Weyrich vs, Hobelman, — Error from in regard o the good qualitics of | Gooduman’s, | TuT's MANUAL OF USEFUL REGEIPTS FRE. Holighte &cB Thirtocnth Steset, ma