Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1884, Page 7

- *l’.‘\ e THE DAILY BEE~-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY VAN BRUNT, THOMPSON & COMPANY, : COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS N. C. Thompson (G00DS ARE STILL IN THE LEAD, AND BOUND TO STAY THERE. - THEY ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET. o/ It don’t make any difference what our competitors say, for X our customers know the N. C. Thompson goods are ahead of %8 “The N. . Thompson, Tongusless Cultivator” anything 1n their line. This ‘toagueless Lultivator is a new implement, thoroughly tested and bound to succeed. " N.C. THOMPSON Iron Beam Spring Cultivator Will be about the same a3 last year, and everybody knows that it is as near perfection as any thing ever put on the market. he N. G Thompaon Chain-Gear Mower.” This Mower we will sell together with the Mower we have sold heretofors. This Mower is run by a Chain & Sprocker wheel, making it the Liohest Rung Mower Bver e ) THE PLACE OF OTHER GEAR MOWERS. IT IS THE LATEST THING OUT, AND WILL TAK ITWE SEIOW A ICUT OF You Should Have This Cultivator. Your Trade NeedsIt. T]]fl 6 Thnml]s(m Double Row . Sa]k Cutter: WHAHEYE s BUITIITINEIOK We have the Single Row Cutter, but as everyhody knows thejsuccess of these Stalk Cutters, N.C. THOMPSON'S SULKY AND COMBINED GULTIVATORS. 2% S oo, T IS “N. C. ThompaonDou'ble Row Sta.lk cutter."l ' il . We would like to Show Cuts of all Qur Goods, but space will not permit, If yom ¢ i, need a HAY THDIDHR, The N. C. Thompson is the one you Want. WIE WILL STILL CONTINUE ’I‘() HANDLE TEITES KETCEIUNM W7 A G- OIN. WE ARE HEADQUALRTERS FOR ANYTHING yYOU WANT : - lirriages, Bngaiss, Spring Wagons, Harcows, Pumps, Shellers, REAPERS, MOWERS, PLOWS, CUL TIVAT()I% ETC. Don’'t Forget! We have the N. C. Thompson Hay Rake. . COME AND SEE US. IT WILL DO YOU GOOD. “Th Celobrated, Ketohum Wagon.” VAN BRUNT, THOMPSON & CO., [ w, 224022 fowth 8ot ] Council Bluffs, Iowa rehonge Neor O POTASH COUNCIL BLUFFS. “Tire N. U. ‘Lnompson Hav “Tedder.” five years from the use of ntoxicating liquore, at present, but genuine pearls may be | gency. Do you love my daughter with a THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN dM_AHA Tb BW,’ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, » uuuglht Lhnf are v}vllu}t.‘e, pink tlzr gray. The | truth and depth of devotion which in o 3 peculiar color which is called pearl is a | future 1 ever prevent any other love e . b Sh'f,:‘;i:f;"‘"_lfdl"‘:dg;".,li"‘;'l'l“’:",‘“’(’,.f_o;; sort of transparent_drab, Thore is at | irom arising to the surface; do you think ] Jodido of Fotasium is ono o tho strongest of the — R fl}:“ city in 1879 to b Mol l’l:'flseqt a_zzr:ntlor‘ d“Tlml.("l éfll‘ gp?“hf a8 ;‘l'::t lln nlz:‘ years, :vlwtx}l‘ yul;n' -l;ubitfion e cro ! 0 n 2 £ there is, in fact, for all kinds of jewelry, elovat you to tho height of a R N I T l' R E 8 g lu tho world Tteal Estate Transfors, dison penitentiary, 8 mistake, Thel " 1is beon’ known for a long-time. | longed-for eminence, that your love U i i o oo ot a2 . pabast | Tho following deods wore filed for re | Lieder says Lois "“fh“{ the worst erimi-| phg plontifallness of imitations doos not | will bo strong enough to keop pace - nalsiever sont from thatioounty apoear to destroy the value of tho genuine | with your advancement, and Lft my ticle. Some idea of the increased value | child atep by step as you yourself arelift- Sution.” o take tne placo of thyse polsons we ffer | Mahon, real estate agent: Jnrgunry 21, has bcm:n sent out for publi- | of 'pearls may be gathered from two |ed?” IS AT you a gafe, sure, |)mu1})l|l and_permanent relief from ) gent: cation: Mark McGuire left his home, ten | estimates made more than 100 years 1 do,” solemnly said the young man, jour troubles. Swift's Specific is cutirely a vegeta- Emma L. Bartlett to E. M. Farns- | miles from Sibley, about noon to.day. |apart. One was made in 1761 by David | inclining his head in reverence. lo v{xp'\nllun. and it is easy $o convince you of its | worth, lot 6, block 30, Avoca, $550. He is supposed to be insane. Age 30| Jefiries, of London,and the other in 1867 “‘My daughter is loving, but not am- , e R. H. “undlnnncy to M. A. 8t. Clair, | years; blue eyes, dark brown hair|by Mr. H. Emanuel* of London, The | bitious. In her life aflusction will be 1have cured permans lood Tai lots 7 and 8, block 12, Macedonia, $500. | tinged with gray, sandy moustache, | /ollowing is the table. everything. Will you ever speak cross to generation by the us I E. M. Farnsworth to Mary 8. Farns- | sunken eyes, dressed with black suit of | Wight Value Value Wight Value Value | her?” Y A " y, worth, lot 6, block 30, Avoca, $550. clothes, no overcoat, dark soft hat, v‘ ~zl7.“n1 1867 graing l‘i.'-l'o “Never,” T Burnuaun to W, Schofield, e} | checkered shirt; ted “What have 19" A your quests me tothank you for hiscure e checkered shirt; was mounted on a roan at assurance have 17 "fifion by tho e ofyour Specific after uil | nwl, 8, §2,720, horse, scarred in face, tips of ears off ““Phi sir!” and the young man drew a | One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States L DracsisbiAtbeas 0n Hoyt Shcrumn, r-\coner, to Catharine | A suitable reward will be given for any 00 3600 2 "00 | bottle from his side pncket. to select from. o ik "wsnicd | Onratonsen, lots’ 6, 7 and &, block 8, | information leading to his recovery. 0 y 00| “*What have we hore? Kentucky?” . NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. Walnut, $110, Write or telegraph H. Heill, or W. L. 75, i “Kentucky.” ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. arclinea in health and weight. Versons with' Blood < i or Sldin Discusos should b caretal how they tuke | COFd in the recorder’s office, January these mineral poisons, o8 in most instances the eflect 29 pq ST thom Is t0 dimost promaneidtly. Impair the eo 29, raported for tho Bee by P.J. Me- [ i The following card, dated Sibley, nta. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. n’,‘“‘:\j Burmison wsJ'fi‘»?o R. Schofield, | Parker. ‘The estimate made by Jeflhu in- b “lAh,” .‘.;; the lc:olfinel. a8 he ltv;mk the ) Pairfi » ob wi cluded pearls at 100 grains, one of | bottle ere’s looking at you!” D. S. Mm,k to Albort Mulke, lot 6, Fairfield has made & contract with Mr. which hi T aluod ab. $538. ‘Tho 0 “Drink hearty,” lherxungmm sonlisd, bloc §, George B, Tnman, of New York, to ereci T T ol oo 8300, art| wator works for that ploco at an ontimat. |sbiod peacls wre not pear shapod, | and, tukiug the bottlo, bo held it up SR e » Prt | S cout of 865,000, Tho city will issuc | 31 are kot of the same color all the way y PR - : 26 i i through. One of the pearl curiosities is | head.” PO LT o 1011: 11::,‘;1‘ lf}"‘?,h‘ji t,a ‘? 1 ,:l .ld'FI:" b“’('l go 23,?3,_’ l;,‘.’: l:f.:’ g,:l]::];gl&‘::: c‘:::oi: :‘ a pearl adhering to tho shell, Pearls are The marriage was solemnly celebrated, DR Hfiuqfi%flfi m‘;«':m;‘ ‘2‘5:: zmu: "fl' in connection with the 18, block 10, Tarloy's addition, §100. " | be paid out of water rents. Th city isto audthe yourg man, who is & Rorws :!w‘ Sucd oW yandoset! | yoars pr mm-y McCarl to Thedo M’m_m) o) | POy $1,000 per annum for a superinten: or, has begun to ascend the or of often found in oysters and clams that have been cooked, A clam pearl is of a chocolate coler."” by Authorized by the stato $0 broes ambition. @hronio, Nervouaand Privi IM..- nw}, 8, 77, 38 dont, and 50 por aunum for 30 hy- USSR Ry tlopuy, Rhoun [ nnn.—-n nl which at6 - fares ¢ K L & P. R R. Go. to W, B, | drants. When tho procoeds redesm the| = A e L L L LT % 1, debt th to be turned you nave tailed to receive beneht Hoy . 41 Weakneso{nlght losses Nowian, W.Lf.f}‘ui aeo0 Xf:l‘:.,i%’:‘m‘éy 1oy are to e BArReCl trom other preparations, try Hood's Sar- RED STAR LINE. 4 .mafi“mu"yfi;%g:&."nm&m 1 y b saparilla ; e R c M W s Mifcholl, 1ot 7, ook ‘5, Macsdoniay | o L oS B0 P |t Tioal an, U8 M Steamers |2 HICAGO, [V ILWAUKEE s I wqaemioaatay the best 84’}.0. 11, Doikida & Bons epaicum Cough Dropee URDAY | fuaton ros s smideiacaor vrie age s ; tobacco ever offered. ‘otal sales, $10,000 e— An Al' ARG Pfl'po'.l' BAILINGIEVERY‘BAT l‘lm:nl::‘—‘.‘:dewlflmofofllll thln sond sesle And st Paul Thackeray's gifted dsughter, Aone, 1o —— Prices of Pearls, Arkausaw Traveller, BRTWRRN with w8 ocend stewps. FREE M! B her skotch of sanyRo, in Nerper's N()l the ALy lr:nwdu:lu he)ul:o the p‘ubl{l‘ for | Now York Sun, “‘Can I have a few words withyou, vous Lebiity and weakness of Nerve | 4Although a pearl weighing one grain | asked young Arthur Greggie, entering a orative Systew, there Is noe equal o Al | iy worth only about one-eighth of the | richly carpeted oflice and addressing Col. NEW YORK AND ANTWERP, len’s Brain Food, which promptl, ) i 5 ¢ Sourtot B Jsiaee. nently restores ll dost vigor, it nover fails, | Price of a diamond of the same weight,” | Bible: od-w Ibowns and operates over 4,600 miles of')y === | Northern Illinpis, Wisconsin, Minnosots, lowasa Dakota; and a8 t& main lines,” branches and connee tions resch all the great business centres of the The Bhine,\Germany, Italy, Holland and France] Nebraska Oormce Norhwest i Fas Wosh, (b naturally anavers the In theso days of adulteration, it s acom- $1 pkg., 6 for 85.—At drugvis said Jeweler J, H, Johnston, “it is very| ‘I suppose you can,” the colonel re- aie bebvagn iy fm‘&fiifi'fl?m Lt il easy to spend a large amount of money plied, nervously tumu;g on his revolving .“W"‘" Optward; 05 Propeld trom “""&Mn' b b from the best Igm“m;ngmmue;; IOWA NEWS, for pearl jowelry. There is now in this | chair and glancing at Arthur in & way 80 | gii; Excursk 00; aloon frow 960 to §00; Ex: s ARaenms Bal D purest made. All T0E fily a pearl nael{dwe worth $100,000 |devoid of "l:uz'lr?:“ ;h“adt the young man in- nunlon 110 0’ 9160, dealers have it. Noue genuine without ave seen another worth $23,000, wardly wished he not sought an in ek ths Bl Pattersonvilleis t0 havo a tean grist | ono was reoently sold for 890,000 ettt y ATPHr e & foon Qenc A B2 Brepny s B mil largo prices aro caused by tho di 'uuhy 1 will not detain you long, Gh1 Ko c..,‘,... Hamion & Go, Ouata P, 1 Vloluas MARUPAY 0 The artesian well hole at Sanborn is | 0f obtaining particular sizes and colors | that your time is weil ocup ed—" & Go., 208 N, 10th Btreot, 'Omaba; D, & Kimball, E‘l"mlin mu“ cnn“lc[s now down 200 feet, that may be wanted, The most expen “‘It was well ocoupied, " said the colonel, Dormer Windowms, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING o | T s L “fi iy sive collection of pearls on record is that | ‘‘Whether or not it is well occupied—" The bonded indebtedness of Plymouth | owned by the Countess of Dudley in our sarcasm, colonel, .l' lost on county is $25,600, England, which is far more valuable[me. You coxld no doubt spend your ]_/)% 's partially-finished opera house | than the colebrated pearls belonging to uma more profitably than by talking to E E E & EAR o used as a skating rink until | queen. The countess has a coromet of f PHIIK pearls. The top is composed of pear- “Nu doubt,” the oolonel assented. M. The Harrison cousty fair will be held | o Learit: 'There s s very daige o] A “,',fd o % Lind Bhe young J, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., o s are man, bow) a Gnlrelu ects on this b 2085 01 September 30, and October | uated in size down to tho smallest. n | on which S reo, and since y{m bave| OOWLLmS lancl Aurie Imported Beer|: DISEASES OF THE order to got these pear-sha) in | unwittingly led me, step by step, to the mrunm Btroot, oppoolu Paxton Hotel, Omabs OOR. 0. AND6:a STREET, LINCOLN NEB, Al P % A Cedar Rapids family which has | the relelllll. uu. and wlonp?:n‘;::ubn very threshold of the subjects b which - M GALSEL, Manager. % og‘-;‘w pig m IN BOTTLES. been on the poor list is found to be above all others I desire your occur- o Bass. worth about £5,000. rence, I will at once open the d Th ;o Lnecklace was completed with it I think that I would make an ad DUFRENE & UEIIDELMII'- Erlanger, bgmo l:pm o::"-{::fll;:r ::: :y‘?i;?t i e sowindaw, Do you agres with H E N N l N G s e T match, the jewelers had 8300, mel e et obuus hos IMPROVED AR , {BaTe bead oonienstod. of 0dd pearls loft! A pair of matched . You would undoubtedly raske [ Rt & THE fARETS £ SOFT Daned \ The brick veneer of the Catholic church | pear-shaped pearls weighing 110 grains |a good son-in-law—of a donki f at Marcus is cracking badly, The found- | was resently sold in Slnm%'nncil'cn for| *Ah, I see, Then, :." allow me| dta 5 “%} st ..1.? Eus“fl sze““" SREMOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK DOMESTIC. ation of the building was 1aid on top of | 86,000, I sold one pair ef off color|to nk your daughter's d in marri- e TR PR Higii . | the ground, A}::gxymd vlhb»u:h pearls for $360, and |gn sty udweiser i E. D. Rand, of Burlingto b ve one pair worth §1,800, ho colon gl lt youn Anhauser , A % A Rl ’,;,dm':";:?po:',:'flh :'Ilfi *‘When the Princess Royal of England | for & moment, B (e Best's. . - { . | be placed threo electric la th married Frederick Witlism of Prussia she | pudence wete vnt 1 1 would re- Schlitz-Pilsner . Milwaukee. |0 brillsutly lluminsto b besatifel | F90ived & necklace of thirty-two pearls, |gard you as capable of taking care of & Krur' Omaha. |lawn. ;‘;‘v‘;:gmg’f 0 35180k Frenot e 109 South 14th st. e, Porter, Domestic and Rhine| Hon, John D, Bush, of Dubuque, the | 370,000, Twojthat were pear-shaped | th 10 T Bace o " ore, BeRarobity, | suue s meckty of tursiskios caelams, sad repee: Wme: ED. MATIRER, other day removed & wmortgage l}-om the | were valued n' 800."“ pereherey lp;nmmlll:x y::"'. . 50 heslianey In h‘n'mul.wu.d g Ao, ag M'““ 1214 Farni, ' bouse of & man who agrood to ahstain for | *“Ihe black pearls bring very highprioes| . ‘Ab, you ao ‘quite oqual to an emes. | s, Y e of o Bete o aires sed JOHN H. & LEHMANN Stove Repair Works, RN ik gty AL B . e A K I A o