Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1883, Page 5

o THE DAILY BEE=OMAIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1383, | who winsg the department 10 medal, | The flyers then made for the hill, St. [ THE FATHER OF FISH CULTURE —— | BLESSING THE BANNER. His score for to-day at 200, 500 and 600 | Julion scemed to take up hill work oilia | v ‘_\\n]«_ was 01 I‘ ; v possible | more Kindly, and three furlongs from | Seth Green's Ideas Avout the Finny Itmannssion SEmise 105. The score made by Licat. Hughes | home the pair wore traveling on level Peibe 18ome of His Varied [ the highest on the department team, 20 | pace and St. Julion's driver took him in St. Marv Magdalen, points higher than the divisions of (1 : hand preparatory to a hard finish, Com: [ pyer Fiold and ¥ Missouri team last yoar, tht Jay-Bye-Seo lod irf, Field and Farm, id 8 points [ ing into the st “How did you over como to devise this 8 higher than the score made by Barrett, | threo-fourths of a length An Intoresting Religions Rvont gher than | g scheme n Interesting Religious Evente | ¢4y ygineer’s corps on the army team THE FINISH WAS TERRIFIC, “Thave been working at it ever siuce T was i . last year, and are hi Iu-:;t.lmn “L“{! army It was simply wonderful how animals Iugr:;;"m".i:uvz!: c;;'l:’:x s pin ;‘I.Ir«a o b 3 i A most interesting and impressive cere- "l“";‘ 'f;;‘:l",""' “;“"“;a(‘;:fl‘:“‘ Iz‘l‘"‘"}- could keep thoir feet in the yelling and | otk (iroon, the votersn fish culturist, who is 8 ford’s Radical C 1 mony was porformed yosterday at the |{aq't i -y e ptain Rogors, | hooting of the immense orowd. Midway | known o the entire world, and bis reply. in- an ure Church of St. Mary Magdal 13th infantry, who rank as secend and | down the straight St. Julion made @ | dicates the extent of his labors. The Great Dalwmio Distilation of Witeh Hasel, hurch of St. ary Magdalen, on | third in the contest, made each a score grand offort, under punishment, to head “‘When I was quite young,” he continned Americat ”’!:H.';("T"m\hn {::. Marigold, Douglas street, which is the German |of 90 during one day of the match. Tho | his antagoniat, bub Fy-Eyo-See was un. | "1 would lison the limbs of iroes that rontitnd | ity Ol an pRnen e of o 1) it o i For n o J of e Catholic church. result of the contest throughout is excel- | approached and captured the hoat by i ot .'.'.‘.?‘;“..;".‘.:’.{"'.“3.';,7:“«"»:35 o e atarrh, from & simple Tead Cold or Infia. The banner was manufactured in Chi. | 1o and satisfactory to General Pope, | half a length well in hand habits ¥ a1 the Loss of Smell, Taste, and Hearing,Cough, f In this way 1 discovered many char. d Incipiont Cor ion. who was prosent during the contest, and | ' Time, first quartor, 433; halt.mile, | cteristics which, were ‘befors unknown. 1 Db Seny A eYory case: Nun:‘l;l:’u‘ur:,[m cago, at the order of ‘Rl‘\'- Fr. Gauber, | who has given much attention fo rifle | 1,067; three-quarters, 1:434; mile, 2:18} | saw, a svery bserver must ses, the deatruc: | Gratoful, fragrant, wholesome, 'Cure begins trom for the membees of this church and was | shooting the past three years. The fol- | Steve Maxwell and mate were driven a tive elomonts that are warring against fish, and | fret application, is rapid, radical, pormanent, and for the St. Joseph society, a benevolent | lowing are the names of the ofticers and | milo in 2:10} against time. After the I realized that unlews somothing were done, the | "¢5E L TheY 3 hottle dioal Cure, one BoxjOataarhal Solvent i o . life in the streams of this couutry would' be. | One bottle B 2 n institution founded January 1, 1882 %™ and their scores, who compose the | heat betting on the next heat between | come extinct s couutry would b | and Sanford's Invaler, i in one packags, formin SR h counteract this disastrotis | A1 Sunfordis N, of &l drugeiow for Sl Ask lor Wi Geimies, iTREent Siocs dopartment of the Missouri Riflo Team | Juy.Eye-See and St. Julien was $100 to |end becatne my lifo work, and T am_happy Sambrats Had Potier Drug and Chomical m‘ »\m‘\‘\r 8 armln\“u icent pieco of | for 1883, 260 in favor of the former. The police |to ‘(" 1 have seen its accomplishment,” | Co., Boston i ind " handiwork; it is of silk in two colors, the | 1ieut. Hughes, 13th infant 8 ‘ “Were you successful on the start?" clief and prevention, 3 ghes, 13th infantry have stoaped pool selling ¢ ) e OLLIN, 1T 18 APPLIE T 40 AT AT et Thavrall; 934 fnfantry ; No, indoed. Up to that time all artificial [ G 1§ SRR g front being of scarlot color and the 3 ' Blaba, TTIND HEAT, attampta o Hatch and raise fan from £he | ATOUTAIS, B Gutan, Wedk’ Baa I verso of blue, heavily trimmed with gold | ¢, N infantry Tho horses were Again sent away at | *0awn had falled, and T was compelled o ex NWhly 2y Stomach and Bowels, Shooting fringe and embroidored with tho most | Serieant Major Suvanour, Ml cavalry P et T i T AR I S DR RN A A LI L i, PG, Drwwes T'his is a new and beautiful addition to the city of Omaha, situated claborate designs of the same. On one 2t Otter, S5th infantry lod by half a length on passing the scoro. | T finally succooded, and to-day 1 able to hatch P M RS, o in the north part of the city, fronting en Sherman avenue and 18 the side are the name and date of the society orgeant Conroy, 23 infantry Phe littlo horso trotted in capital style, | and raiso fully soventy five per cont of all S (an ELEC- 108t desivable lucation, £ ¢ residences, that has been placed iy and on the other the picture of St. Jo- | First Serge illips, 240 infantry and straightened for the quarter post | SPRh N COMBINED most desirable lucation, for resic ences, that has been placed on the (INAF | goph with the blessed Christ child in his | Licut. Brown, 18t cavalry loading by a longth. He passed the Enormons! Why, that is a langer percent fubd a Porous Plaster) and laugh t for years. BEDFORD & SOUER. |arms. i liott, 4th cavalry ‘ age than eithor the vegotal The occasion was made the opportunity R Infantes nearing the half mile post St Julien [T kuow it, but we exerciso the groatest for a geand celebration. The St. Joseph's infantry. camo at his compotitor very rapidly and |care in the start; and guard the little fellows [] m‘mt.‘_um_lm.,h,‘l ’;'{Jm ok p. m., forty D — | enterod into the third quarter at Jay \.|[:_|'| tl|.‘-_\'lu-< mo ablo to lrl'x.-|-|_\\\\|||~«'|\“u trong, and headed by the Union Pacific tvo.Soo' 8 v s Rl ho foregoing conversation oceurred at RO HASSHERYA L8 Y11 T ll;::-“\ln‘:lu‘| TERRIFIC TROTTINC. Fulion b 1,“"" “1"’»'{«".”‘&.""1 Cnledonia_where tlie: represcntative of thls LR AL cien 5 Julien quit, leaving Jay-Eyo-See to r was paying ® visit to the State fish l rder of Hibernians, where they were come on and win the heat and race amid | hatchories. 1t has been his privilege to re- joined by that society, forty-two mem- tremendous applauso by three longths. | port very many interesting sights within the A {57 eteh 3 3 Frih bers, mui the band of the A O. H., one TWO Pafllflfls HDTSGS Bm“gm TUEG“]CT Time: First Inll\mrhvr. 38 second ;")mlf past twenty-five yoars, but the view v;"-'u': This_property is divided into regular size city lots und acre lots |of the finest uniformed and best bands in for a Parse of $5.000 milo, 1:007; three-quartors, 1 mile, | 0 here exceeds i interest anything ever be- ,UlU, al Jonos, 11th infantry which will be sold at reasonable prices and on easy terms. the city. The procession then moved to 2110, Majolioa was fore attempted. N s A ! 9. jolien was trotted n milo agamst | g 0 s ste | L aad BEDFORD & SOUER. | the Church of St. Wenceslaus, on South HIITHOERIEE 9111 1540 b U ot 1| S i, 28 T S ponds, Thirteenth street, where the society of ! Tk —— “‘As we never attempted to count them it St. John of Mepomuk, with fifty-eight An T:mense Crowd of People Wit TELEGRAPH NOTES, w!\lllm i W“'l\'f to sy "l'h«y“ux'.uml way members, was taken in charge and the i R up into the millions though. We shippe: KIRKWOOD e oy warghod 0" B aryy| neas the Great Racoin | o oemot P, Novtemio | o M et o b e eyl church, the bands playing and thousands Fleetwood Park. has arrived at Gottorburg. Tefore W haye nearly ovory varioty of the ¥ of people looking with interest at the g At Houston, Texas, an incendiary fire do- | trout family and many hybri stroyed the Porter residence: “You spenk of hybrids, Mr. Croen, What Fronting 700 feet on Sherman Avenue. This property cannot fail |scene. Chas. Kohlmeyer, Esq., acted as Aok : A 5 ST shia onhy " |st. Julien Beaten by lye Sce in i 3 ; do yo by thit?" to be desirable and will be rapidly taken up_and improved. ~No hills to ;]""(Llr"‘]"“‘:';f]“l“]' and Mr. Honzler as assist i RUTEE BEAIIL Hoat g bl L o s .'.'\,«"if.).l:.l.'. d for yoars in crossing ) : : & e TISTee it al. iree Str ats. and Iaco goods at Ne ok, ma 3y ; climb, no ravines to cross, in_gefting to KIRKWOOD addition. Re- | ™0 church was literally packed, and RrAtSHE: the bread of the varlous fish and am still . working upon i We AVIIRKE wlll Avobaga over LarbY LuaNla ko | Hearit otk ke ks tho nere in the Logan valley, and corn fifty a8 the fomale salmon out with the male brook trout, and thus Thon we cross tho hybrid member, when you buy a lot in this addition, you will not have b0 pay | many were unable to gain admission. an amount equal to first price to grade your lot before building. The ceremony Daxacher, S. J., Freerwood Park, September 20, — The conducted by Father hd the sermon was "1:'.”“ 1“-".( et “"'“,mfl UL {I: Nlh" luslrols, Ttk the brooke tront, Which gives us tlirea: TURHARL 801 0, (s | T80 trotters, Jay-lye-Sce and St. Ju- \peror Willism and the Crown Princ of | quarter brook trout — and — one.quarter ° preached by Fathe lien, has causod the lavest concourse of | Ger i m i : it 2, % da Q p y s arges meo! o rmany were viven a banquet at Frankfort | salw trout. This makes ore of thefinest | - o - -~ i L ‘;“‘“’k‘“\./",“]"“l‘,"v“' Joo and | oble to assemblo on the track that has | St fishos in the world. Ho las all the habits of ° ather Lambert, 8. J., Deacons. The [} (0o o any meo track in America | Jacobus & Werner, rotail dealers in notions | the brook trout, lives in both streams and high altar was trimmed with the loveliest : ! fob two 3 X6 2445 pe e thore was | ab St Lonis, havo made an assignmout. s | lakes, dovslops Vermillion spots on it sidos, : . s N B INUALC duihig, D). Bervice! - > race p grand sta quarter | The estates of the Queen of Servia are to ) 2 oo Rl X et Styect ears will ba run to this addition at an early day, These lots |nighed by the Maennerchoir, and the tho race from the grand stand, quarter| | R, SN L SoBts bl aggregits one | tront of tho same ngo, Tho possibilitios of do- mile stroteh and elub-house ground, while | the field is lined with spect from the three-quarter to the r post. A velopuient in the fish world aro groat and wo o rapidly ascertaining what they ar As the man of news watched the countenance million rubles, 1 in charge of the . Jouble in value in 12 months. Call at_our office and see plat and | children of the scl malke selections early. BEDFORD & SOUER. sisters, and by the U, Stophens & Killaw, dealors in fron piy At the conclusion of the services in the ST Ehaha ok ovory fittinga at Now York, have fallod. 1. Mr. Groen whilo o was giving the above AT ISR hes S TRAER A aner e |\ e O U LU BE R ey SO ol 850,000 il akes S401DN account, ho could. not but, feel that ho was in soph s : are wlthin: tho. enclosure, and tho Tines | s Gotumias s proparing for. & orso fair, to | tho prosonce of ono of ‘tho fow investigators | Thia Electr S Vi 'y society to their respective halle, bearing | o joieeh streot, a distance of two miles, | Alout 52,000 in prowinms will be offored Y | Ding gront. onofit €0 the world. Lot tho | pauus b the Back, tipe, Houl or Linte, Norvous ”“'l“”'“ baiine “‘.”‘d?l““.“ ‘]“l returning | 135 avident that thousandsof people will | The report that operations in M il DALY Y cral Debility, Rhoumatism, Slegant Building Sites and at half the price of any other lots | CoICTRu RSN Sl not be able to get within the enclosure, aly o renewed by t surmounte al strongly rosembling iysls, Neuralglh, Seiatica, Dise X i ; ¥ —— ¥ o ) 1 iacrediten v Wit of Soerates, and covered with a whito | Spinal Biscascs, Torpid Liver, Gout, Sox the cily of equal distance and location, on the hest street in the city. A SAD su“PmsE Tany notables are present, among them o e French tore Iky beard and’ lixuvinnt gray hair, Soth | ton, Seminal Emissions, Asthia, Heart ~ 7 Bilt o ¥ sorgge N. Konnody, o uso, has beo “ Pttt ot | b, Constipation, “Erysipeas, Indigestion, 3 3 0 llarly ose [ le e —— - } b n e aid I S nrt, 1 you had seon me the last winter and BEDFOR A Double Tragedy it Saunders CONLY, | Work drovo Diek Suvoter aud Bward, | A"t ot nsongor e o the Chicag & | sring. Souné o om, gt hawa: s |, SR@AQWE HL B 1 et Betting is very heavy. St Julien still | Northwestern road, near Milton Junction, ran | ditferently,” said the veteran, somo time, and it has dono all that your Agent has the call at $100 to 880, The track is | down a hand-ear and fatally injured Christ “How I8 that? One would think to look at | claimed for it. * Any ono troubled with theumatism A Woman Killed Outright by a Reck- i kay, huy Horn The wisencres claim | Burke, you that sick s Electric Belt,for was somothing of wh 1 you | OF sciatica, Ty h Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. Rl b oKng ne of the thirty dollars helts cured e of the above Wt trot in the mud, 1 1 States slaop of war Yantic from | kne \(‘“‘I"‘“““ & el , 1 wng | dlsmo ia short tiwo. Any oo wishing to confor -Eyo % SAsad hns, Ne Jandd, has arrivod at Now |, And so it was until last wintor. ont | i o, can 1050 1Y writinie or calling at my store 5 | Jay-Eye ha ax R B e | down into Florida i tho fall o ses what kind | 1420 Dorglas 5t. Ouiaha Neb. ST ' . " =5 track. RBRPROALE FIL FOXC lent it of fi<li they had in that state and study their | WILLIAM LYONS = = A ventleman who eame in from Wahoo | When he finished his exe he was e S R R o Nabits, and was attacked with m in | Tehesrtuily rocommend orue' iceric it an 3 | T Sila o e e s eBlaat i) ors b apnln ith ) thonsan diors and saflors from | GCieets'form, and whon T came home 1 roal- | eflicient cure for rheumatism, bavii worn one ‘PE&” ('§:f | mpTove + YSRLorcay; AteHy LACKPRTHO ATHAS ¢ 1 \orthern 1inoi ihern Wikconsin, - and i “hat malady Iy, J % o bbo « 1 ' 4 1 for the first time inmy hfo that I was CDE! SPECIAL, | Unimproved Property |{ i tragedy which occurred there at |1 the ribh i gratid cami) inoabitig nb. Cinlah | ol | ALY et ore. LK i L T T e TAb IAlICountso'a B/aild goud Ehro o AR nYipal clock p. m, Saturday, and resulted in | contest. Hickok will drive St ion, il aching pains i my b | B e Boatta Portofioo, Fronsoer Blo o, One third cash, ke 3 | 5 i Both horse: TR TS on the ‘he autumn manenvers of the Gernan army | around my back, My appoetite was wholly | g4rFor Sale at Imau 8 Drug Store 1110 i RED | the instant death of one person and the | track, guarded by a foree o | huvo been conclulod. Tho Euporor s con- | gone, wnd 1 glt a Tk of enersy sueh as 1 had Strool_Omahn with!ghed e liana and Division. S e policomen. . They aro havig a rather | ferved with Moukhtar Pasha thy order of the | ofton heard d ibod but lad nover experi- T YT o 11th. Chesp, 1 ol Eagle, Tenced. Any ono who has ever had a severe ard purchascr. jobin keeping the great erowd He relates that a fow days ago a lady, | it on, Doreas St., e saaibian 1 | D g bbb | L)Vl Billiof Cliiengo, Tl W,. Sliunlof |instasts of Jiatnis, SOLERNIReC LAY ondi-| VAPOR 'COOK STOVE ! near 10th od 7 room house, stable, cistern, |y fanscomn Place, one | Mrs. Thompson, whose home w in'l31ia shods, fmhexbraok Y 3 Now Orloans, and J. C. Johnson of Fromont, | tion, 1 went to hed and remai there all | Ahe vines, ete, 600 cash, alance to sult pur- | i | 5 the shed 1@ track 18 heing Ol v mow applicants for Supervising Ar- | the spring, and if thero ever wis a sick man 1} (haser at § per eont. 114 55,000~ Three acre of Hascall's & ood sightly loc { o e 115 §4,000 blocks west of Creiliton Coll i avenme, Bargains, | Ohiv, wrote to her son and daughter, re- | by a dozen improvised wmachin between 11th and 1 n Shinn's addition, on Seward stre Full lot, Reed’s1st addition, on | : { chitoct TN place, | was the one. : siding about three miles from Wahoo, | is thought that by the time the Tate M and Lirod Springs, of York, S. 1t weems hardly possibl ins it will be in very fair condition. The | ¢, wero rival suito i TRasa TR S EER over so cornplotely 5 FH 5 B S a1 3 House i WAN & A ¥ brotler, who had been afllicted by A athor s very warm, cloudy and |ing from tho i’ houso ho was shot doad by | g iduoy tronblo and threatened with ateni prings, in ambu half mile sot bio, fine tre 1 cash, balance How did you | that she would gi e them a surprise about ’Six good Tots in Hanscom Place the fivat of the yoar. She followed hev thr Among other prominent , Allen’s sub-d A bar. Mrs. Conrad, of Baltimore, Md. eve to be o . Ldren’s home in & wagon belonging to | McCoen, 0. S. cains. ;i | Bright's disease, was complotely eured by a house, stable, well, fruit and > §5,000- Lot 50x120, on Farnam, near 20th, Ver | Ietter up in pevson, and_thought to make | peoplo pr «d Hanlan, th At Bryan, Perey Cavott hus boen [ rontody in which | had et vonbintar T third "cash, balance to sul cheap. i | the surprise more complete. She reached | (urgman; vant, who occupied a entenced b , und |,| wis Ma | th [t tho same remedy for my 58 8225 —Cood lut in Lowe's addition. ¢ hor destination as far as the train went, | i 1 o Lo’ imprisonment for killing ] i happy to say 1 voll ur acre 0 ] s | seat on the club house portico; Henry C. | , 2 | Taria, wud o happy to say 1oam a well man \ Improved Fropert) 8000 Le o ‘s ad | Saturday, and started to ride out to her | Rayimond, owner of Phil. Thomas; Hisd ol Bai nigieolire toduy, and through the Instrumentality of LML Do | wh o | Wans Care, which [ Inde i valuable of e e emter by Lot 4, lock 1, Lowe Good | Senator Dech. v ; Hugh Fervigan, Burdette, Loomis, pres | 1., Conrad, o prominent lawyer of e it i endorsed by the Unitod States Medi- . R T ¢ * on TP A | Followi cly after was a German, | jdent of Charter Oak park: Jorome L 1w declared insa She will bo confined in [ cal Coll Now York, and that Dr, Gunn, | A B Ty tuat el Domstar |1 00 81 000 e bing ot ot oKe B o | who, it is said, was very much intoxi- | Y Y Jye. [ an sy lun.g e wim [ dean of th 0—8 room houeo on N. 1ith's closets, | g5 £i00—52 fect of block M, Shiun’s addition. ¢ 2 X Case, of Racine, Wi, ow f Ly | - A liar, cistern, well, et BenkokD & BOUKK. View | eated, and stood up in hl‘ \l"""l ll:.slm | See; Robert Bonmerand son; Wm. H. | At Dullas, Texas, Advian Woimer and Sidl pens g Ay | 00—Good six room house on Daveny .| 86 €2,200 Lot 44:600n 16th. Business property |the t ously, o colling like all |- f A1 and | Honry Shankis came to blows whilo s 1l are you now g 3 A 94thy 10 LOEY, 0 O%cts, pantiy, cellar, | worth twice the price askol p " ioaeen) “’v'\‘,‘"”."‘ R s ']‘I Trambull, John M, Harbeek, sonior and |/ eue SIS0 e Shianl Apparently so. 1 keop the The Pioneer and only Vapor Cook Stove that has cistern, well, froit and shrubbery, stable and | Full size graded lot on Chicago, jbet. | POSSC ssed. About a mile aud a half out | junior; Alexander Taylor, organizer of i to de! Hand sl the while though, and do not hesitato | stood the test of years and given entire and perfect iCionsoa: Fith and 14t1 [ the double-tree pullod out,and the driver, | {ho Gentlemen’s association; John Kel- | e ior fo doath | B0 O ool 1t to othons Jatafaction, o oo e yisc, win | 03 800 "Gt ik otiam, south 1ot whoso mame was Shovmaker, was jorked | Loy, Edward Kearnoy, Shepler Knpp, | e ks e L oy wany onds| Qver 100,000 Now in Use ! SO s e b [ e from the wagon by the lincs and struck | p5iiient wostorn trottiug horse wen. | Ty the suit of Gotham 1L Pomeroy, w Lavelyaufiliersianil Hiowinte eyl 16 52100~ Good two and & balf acre lot with five h—Two estra good ot In Banssom s | the ground with 4 foarful force, that loft | lonty-four thousand - tickets are thus | s & Win. Spragie and othe R e lviaeg ‘W PATENT HULL OVEN. o e hcliat, wol frint treos, eto. | hish I him in an insensible condition, The team | gold, nud crowd awaiting | ttiows or wiite o resistineo o ek bhont bie | (s (e g 17 Ono.of tha st thres wory ricchsinoss bony, | (tn omliy ml_ vrerta k S mtor | tance exicuds s far ws the oye woeo distuisied by gho mupromo eouet. ThlY) of wadmon trout, 4 of MoClowd, riveror rabn o onbe Inurond Indusriictibie; Now Orie Valve on Farnam strect, Torms private { S aclils kwaon: andl plunasd (BHUATa ntol e ronsl This bl iatve tsne idc | ool leivesSnrogin ) Kharms B Lowitsaub a TEAgac i AR b s SR e e B New fiafety Resorvolr 18 €00 New7 room house on N. 15th strect. All | Bargains in Farms & Lands | ;" My, Thompson was thrown out, and | of {he extent of il give womo da | (uidnock propory’. et 2o Lifornin mountain trout s of Dybrids, 4 | o Miea, thiase. stovos. aro. indisperisable, modern improvementa. Good location. ~ Cbeap. of th illing of the extent of the concourse present. | 5Ny St an eccentric old man of SE |of one-quartor xalmon and - three-yuarter | ¥ 0 ageits, price list and eataloguc Now two atory houss, Quoe Ann style. | one of the horses fell on her, killing her | Buogting has suddenly dropped and | 1 oem gy e \vueks labor his. will was | brook trout, 2 pondw of gold fish, and 1 pond | WULL VAPOR STOVE C0., modurn mprovemicnte, city water, 1ot 1008\ NG gy o100 wers iproved farm, near Cres instantly. ; from present appearnces St Julien will | found i an ol stove, He willod about | of cary, Thon wo have what we eall the ¢ Hept 21-miukw Cloveland 0° i b o g Son. Towa, 10 acres woollaad, 45 acrcs. corn, 25 ‘1“‘ ‘“"l)'l"fI”'i:”'l"\"l" was ‘““I"""“'i‘ | start the favorite at £100 to 60, | 51,750,000 of ok peplu's y o varions | tnnial pond o appy family! comisting CREAT ENCGLISH REMEDY. ull ot St. Mary’s avenue and 20th, with 8 acres Timothy and Clover. an Lour and a half later lying in the road, | .00 1), MhBiRoras: o now being | char and loft the conrt house to an evan. wses of different tisl cluding Kennebe - ERVOUS ouma:” IWRUbe)tirat clatn, WSOPA DIRROIEYS |18 00040 ol b4 of 8 mile weut of £t Quabe | where it had fullen. 567 s inal vl *,_”'“,'(l’ 1“:""' Al ‘lllv|";<:”,‘|", A .l“" golist fo ; Tothel e Land. Lockod salmon: Californn | 289% Cures v "fi".»f‘nah"lu ‘erins ensy wo hoises, two barns, grans orn - crib, . 3 g o e post, e b Lieo, s " i \ i L LOSI ; 896, with, two hou i T Sty Trecs, 500 grape vines | dead, but just before our informant left ST B R 0 4 e Dopartmont of Agriculture has rocoived | silmon, brook trou, salmon trout v hybrids, | e OnurTAL TOED 0—Lot 86x96. witl. two houses. € v ) [ [ \ ) 1 Lo 5. Alley, the former owner of Dexte .. \ f | i Tt v of 1,000 | These fish ra in from Iminnows OF MANLY VIGOR, Spermatorr- £9.600—Two housvs 1 jtion, +n Cen- | ¥ OX ¢ or Oinahin yesterday morning, the dector | Aex Tayler and David Bonner advices from Liver st @ cargo of 1,000/ 3 \ ] i cte., when all other reme- e oty ote | 200 aeres, half mile N. W, Elkhorn, 140 o/ £ BYAOF G hoep from Canada have been ordered slauh- | 18:ponnde [l L oage from one (TR Wiy o " ok strect, Outnous Hm“-l 'l-” | tivation, balaice pasture. Four room | y! he could nut_h\-, till ;llmu.‘ ; St. Julien drew the pole. tovorl on aceount of ono sheap said by the | one-hnli months to ven yewrs. I forg wlittfe, large Dottle, {0 33 Barnoss holise and e ] I Ie remains of the unfortunate moth- |y younding the turn Jay-Eye-See was | authorities there to e hoon - infocted with | to sy, abo, that wo huve u thospital tinies the quantity, 8. By ex I Lol R B 3 | Jaincees er were taken to her children’s homo. | ¢ Tulio rheols, ~ After getting | scab on landing. | pond, whicl i entirely empty, which speaks press to any addrow Sold by 84 New 8 room houseon Chicago. bet. 24thand 2ath. | lington, Coffeo ; fat St. Julien’s whec After getting DU A S T i 0 ) droggists, ENGLISH MEDI- Allimproyements o o SrOumalia pLOTOr had indeed given them a sad sur- | fily under way Jay-Eye- The gr Rich Virginin, | L2 1000 tha wh Y atnf il ulture | CAL INSTITUTE, Proprictors, 718 Olive Street, St. 36 1 uses, one nd orhe ooma, | 01 #8,400—240 acros aitjory | 4 3 ien o » oxcitemen: ing indicted Lk : ! Lonis, Mo 20 0 ma O o ‘,‘u’.“’(\ "Forims AIL wnder fence and woll imfroved. | e ‘." y.en Nl' Julic "\'\”"l :)"“'x”““"."' z‘.‘l[\“-fil“ e Palico Gazet ;.:““‘" summod 1 ;h T I‘l“l Ve wold Sir Astley Cooper's Vital Restorative el ] | yperty is cheap at #10,000 TAT 58S scame intense, Abreas! e quarter g b g fon- nsing no water. of foud. 100 Frery ¥ 0 it Fasv, Sl S Tevo 400 mchiw, 3 wnlcs trom Waterloo, | STAT AXES, poame Intonso, aceast £18 ANORRE | innd W eelce Dot clhmed ug Hlolwoons ki biant ryomms Every cusamor sjesks highly of I 1 wz-‘_fi«lm |‘| 100x1iz, College. Strcet, Iieliclc il otz. Part in cultivation, balance | - — pele % -” \I l.‘ “) Id ue | prints,” the newsdealers met Saturday and | Py B ik airo i) OoniAN, Drugkist tage, large bascincnt suitable for rooums, barn tract to feed 300 or 400 had of cattle. wossment of' 1883, now as leve “? ;- iy nf‘ o m_;n‘ hoy | papers.s . — oo Bl intorest which v being manifested in ) ete I's addition barn 10,000 acres in Merrick county. Good 11l were moving like a piece of machiner John W, Buchanman, of Indianapolis, s this subject throughout the world all owe their 30 0= (oo e esoits, $600 caah 0,000 acron I e Srom 40 1o 80 por - Xpproaching tho half wilo post, Jay-Eyo- | Mes, Tily Tl wllging that sho hid | O o val tauazitied iy Fariel =, A I cistuam, Kood lmproseczents, 1] Sabie RISl g i, Jor promise o give bim hor hand in marr tod and conductod by Seth Green, Tt i o time : L e \itorney General Powers has transmit- | See drew up even with his antagonist, | hor ¥ o hor har nated an y ; a0 o e e cn Daveuport, bet, 2ot | 50 8 per sore WL by 00 R o Mawburg [ ted the following. opinion to Treasurer | At tho hil F oo tyandetfsom': e tlicg. | L would lveldc a’ 8500 mineslotier /Rl cortalnly oo e ecranlasen i vy 4 17th. B IR Acrom 2 K @ Rabeh) o ; added that she hud put cheose in his co ‘American that this country produces so many | G rman, e ouss, barn wad | o ML L e opan Toma: Sturdevant: " | uarter post, Jay-Eye-Seo broke, but | Wi i with a broom, and*had thrown i | ion whoso gerius brings v 188 50 the. warld Lo pkt 0 e AR other improvements, Lot without improve res in Cuming Co. N Responding to your request for an in-|after two skips le immediately settled s mateh in his fac and it s proof positive of the gr merit o nte s »l‘\fi::;:llr |;mlv:-‘_: a:“.lx‘.,m;“\(; on Park | 105 £ tanton C x"h'u in Ray | TPE ation of section 105 of chapter 68 [down to work again, and rapidly ation, and John lost | that & remedy even with such b ing c SPEGHT PROP vons, ‘cold water, and all modern | 107 810°¢ es timbered Iand in Ray | (¢ o of 1883, 1 have to say that the re- | overhauled St. Julien, Excitement | o axia s W Curo i vi to have, [ Ky . avenue. ' | Co., Mo three 8 on ol balancel ) M y € I'he New Moxic | \ . ’ first class oment. Houses woulll cost | ol cottonwood timbur, which will more thau | p Aling clause to said act provides: *That | had now soachod . 8 white | was rdded of scanndrols, two yesrs ago, . by | siould'bo ko wirongly. endorked, ant, Feeoly o N0 coF, 1th Al Center pay far invostment, For sale or oxchange 1 ioh rapeal shall not in any manneraffoct |heat, and Bonuer had to ~ call | thehanging of a fow of them aud the fight of Hisaded by giig uo roputable and relia! R PRI rooms, barn, water, tree Juilding: Omaha proporty. any rights heretofore acquired, or the|upon the crowd forsilence. On entering the rest. Russian Bill wis one of the fo - — Lo ki o S s aien | AR TS ]3| f \ TR P ! R Tagty 51 He had ) ry bl man - horso-th The Mexican e ot K 2,600—Five room house, it OLOIAIA S collection of any tax heretoforo levied or | the home streteh Jay-Eye-Se was again | J1o N WD I sl > Me g g0 per, S Shtun 4 addition. O SPECIAL sollection gl Al bk SRRRIG AR SIS BB R IO R T ok ok crawalad | e oA Tuart | BAa (g AuGIsco,« Baplembor S MANUFACTURER OF 10 a half story house. T B shall bocollected the sume as thoughtore- | him o Jittle farther out into the deep | can eonil at St Potersburg, muking it cloar | ival of the steamer Newborn from 3 62 §3,000—Giood 7 roc howsd SLEISISR Vargaln. 1 108 82,200 Jnview ., | peal of tho Taw had tuken place, wnd that | mud at the sume time keoping St Julion | Ui Bill was tho xon of Cotnt, Telfin, g s | Gutys yesterdny e quarsntine ofli- | Galvamizea Iron Cornices 13 L0000 Full Tot, une 8 room and wouth Omak Urick house, | the new law should not apply to V| on th 1 tr The strngele down | The coroner's jury in the Rose™ Clark Am- | cinls were on the loc 1 took the b bl 1 the opers four rooms, flar. AU I8 | ¢ Uh Haunilton county vs. Bailey, 121the siraight was grand, Jay-Fyc ¥ W Stamnford, Conn,, rendered o ver- | vossel in chargo, The ain without | g#rpormer Windows, Finals, Tin, Tron and Slate good conaition and | y Y, 121 th ' y-1y (et f Rooflng, Specht's patent Metaflio Skylight, - near 11th. Ceap | 100 825 per acre—400 ac y,6 | Nob., onstruing the language used | gaining at every stride, Iilty AR iRy SN LoHowN! find that tho | doluy stated there were live cases of yel- | (iilted Ratehet BAr and Bracket Shelving, 1 am ottage l.‘w}l miles south of Blair, use of the act of 187 from the wire St. Julien led by 14080 ARLIRE S0 WgE: Gohth B4, W10 | low fevaron board, including Second Of- l’.h\'gtlursllu.'ll\\l-rr tho alove line of .r...‘u,‘. u‘lmn: t, niear 19th, rallroad. Station a ¢ 16 PErsOn or POPSONS o jury | g Wan ywe ab the point fencing, Crostings, Balustr ‘crandas, Iron Ban i house, modern Atream running water | » that used in repeal ength, | vitg W bt from Lowis' conn icer Girahi lyi V ‘Il‘ Il "'l,‘ld Ratuncs, Window Blinds, Cellar, Guards; also general ) t of 1883, the court says:|about thi foet from t from his tosti oth and who has since died. The | Font fo on & Hill patent Inside Blind ¥ W bt epeal do i manner | passed under the wire ina run, | her death, and from ¢ wanting ers at once issued orders ‘ ' . it i ete tion of any tax levied | by a L The judges in equ Uhink suspicion poiuts toward [ prolibiting communication with the date; in other words, the | of St. Julion passing over e Jwia la he J Ihe capinin states tho discase Redick's su re to be 1" for the ) to Jay-18 Lo A after leaving Guaymas, Doubts " Al « ly lavied as Time by quart Kir 4 | ler of Adah At 1 o the character of the | : w sy i th 1s: halfnile, 1 tl ] L., i wtill ensh in iyt plack vomit manifested | | 5 of the opinion that the intery fuct ! v tho polics i London " fovor., The socond officer, who 7 house, lzard, ber. 16th aud ngiven by the court in that case, to | now $100 to 800 d sincs the arvival of the steamer, | LR the ronealing clause in the act of 1879, | Julicn. After the first heat John Diis Colpha I, died fn Lon-{ wag the first to succumb, Since then | FoTE—— . ) the repealit M ] 1 dai, Ok y8sterday, agad 14 wihorn g Newborn signalled another death, | i like lang is used . in | mile inutits, ot e | sl another i momentarily expeotod | | 1 'that, therefore, the law of | ECOND 1EAT | h d-A0VS N S0 o die. Measures were: promptly takon 1853 not a y tot 4 levied prior | ] « 1 ( I'he i, Killing fiftoen people and injuring sis, | W give the stewner a thorough fumiga 'lm Only Perfoct substitute for Mother's / l ) ¢ t of said lay o1 1:15 p. w,, Jay Eye| wow yet reported in any part of Mani- | tion, and as \ 1 is lying out in the Mk, Tho tiows ndiriat-ig s '\‘.‘{"erl"‘.:ff;'.'.‘n»x:.'f,‘.‘ | ook | m acaount of winni 1 Fmonigir 1o Jadb | tream with full exposure” to winds and | Keeps in all climates. 5 ul.'\'..\\dj“ iute 6 conte. Rifle Team, , , A 4, il el sts thirty, Woathor B i ‘Aftornoon, | Send for the pan . METOALF & CO. M | tho pr iy 1 tir Ju- | o e and barometer rising | rain, which bogan falling ""“’ fternoon, | 8GTCN ol 41 Central Whast, Boston, Mass. | Spec e € | 1 ! Bithors immediat ¢ e & (oo |10 18 belioved and I |,..n|.i.ln the city and S LEAVE i September 2 on o e-Becand waited | b sayh ddio MBI 0 o | gvrounding localitios will escape from TR | 4 vC it ushore east of New London ye | PRy Lhie (hird and last day of the contest for |until he got straightened out for the o Y it erow i | the dread diseaso, It is impossiblo to pla n th wtiment of the Missouri | quarter post before letting him out On | yaved T miseellwieous cargo, which | deny that the present scason of the year | vifle team t howed to what roaching the quarter p Julien lod | was i | for 857,000, Tho v s dur | s unfortunately tho most favorable “one | fc I Looting in tho army has| by two open lengths, but soon after pass- | probably s : for such .»Ynl«....m. The heat is greater, '.,. brou, The weather throughout | ing the post Jay Bye-See began to close | : A Lond “II‘,IIH' h from Canton nvln.i» that | trade winds die away and sewers aun-rll" o contest s boen wnexceptionally | tho gap 3o rapidly hat ho reached St. Ju- | S G s Wprom indi dan | their filthy condition vover, & K wood. The higheat score mado is 265 out [lion's withers abreast the half milo post. | [y | broezo is Dlowing, and if it keeps up and 1t the lightness of the sentence prononneed B & of a possible 315, which was made by|St. Julien seemed to be in trouble, but | on Tidawalter Logan, the origiuatos of the | Figid quaranting 1s maintained, thero need Raei | Liout. W N. Hughes, 15th infantry, and | was trotting in good form nevertheless, ) recent rivks in that city. l!m but littlo uncasiness felt. reap Clice