Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1886, Page 5

— - e B (5B A T P e oIS TR IS e ————— - - - 0 . L 1HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1886, 5 | OFFICE SEEKERS AT WORK. | rovmted o e .’.fi’?",.,‘,“.h”".’.”&',flfHO\\ PEOPLE IDE MONEY, | Footsitutomitsit s e TTHE CAROLINA CLAY- EATERS, | drivkotten o the s mads teom s | o " violet Wt e e + | Ber at the time was on exhibition at | the meantime 1 Fad pul ut an oiled tata), commonly known as the “arrow- | How Many Stiches Chicago Manufao- I'rickey's show windows yesterday, at- | e ~ML‘;~ « klr(_ ln‘:v<|n\,‘g six bonds for £1.000 —_— | :r‘u-wl ' violet. If the ¢ be upon the irers Requirve for a ny. Balitiatans e e o Basta | tractin ndmising crowd, v each, and we found cighteen more in the | o og or an arm. bind the leaves in a circle e o Lanowter Politicians Getting Down to Busi i il 1 l n& “’[I ‘n it | Places in Which ~ Wealth 8 | ¢yl “suit. His, trips to town meant | Strange People Dwelling in the Band- | ayound it, above and just beyond the 4 Ch o Eu ‘,.u‘., e .‘|\|.I;:m- u'”l: ness as C: ches, AFTIOK Yo tindar the ot 1 meealed something, you sec | Hills r Oolumbia, | swelling. ' Moisten with cold water as | popular attention and cxeite sympathy | - oot food and refused to work. | i Of course there are men who bury | ¢ often as they get dry from the fever | {han the movement of the sewing women 2 MOVEMENTS OF CANDIDATE wle to stand in the middle | | money. Suchimnen alwavs linve its hid : created by the poison, and renew two or | g4 inerense the rate of compensation,and h sugh the forenoon and |1 o Stored Away in Old Stocke Dince marked ofl and, ten to one, | Living to Be One Hundred Years | {rce times aday. During the tme this | yerit s doubital whothor any sttik, oF ad Btind's O A rost Balaing | s i for exer | Brick Ovens, Wagon. | (¥ S H A R anytiing 1 the | O Upon a Dict Largely Constst: | 1@ T i s M Uper® | any resort to the method of strikers,'will . byt ¥ = Ground was broke Tops and Many Other mornir Wt sorne thiof hias not discov ing of White Clay, an Infalti twenty cures upon human t and a benelit those most in need of help, It ap- Association Tneorporated—Capit | new *h story biock t | ' M | i pears from inyestigation that the cionk Queer. Place ercd its place in the night and ble Remedy for [ndigess great many more upon beasts, and has \ Building Jottings -Hinman | that will be built by € | | tinde off with You can put i tio #r . Byspepsia never failed with either, Ralph Geor and | IRakets FCGavo o aly avernge o ""”f" nd will e on or Dyspepsia t t ser week, that the vest makers who de Bronght Back to Lincoln, it ai | that men who coneeal money | Thomne, Tong Kddy, N. Yo a6 | FHaTe" work make feom. $9. 16 %10 i Hind washolding eourtin cham. | Lewiston (Me.) Journal: “I've had a | haveit as g B AU Rl L | s and addre of individuals | ek, basters from $6 to $8, button-hole § |PRON THE DRESR L N BB sy confirn vreal estate | good deal of experience in hunting for | pive KIOWR FOREr o e coneen e el | Columbia (S. C,) letter tianta Con BRRANOr v eS| sewers abont the same.“Finishers: who The calling of the Lancaster county | 8¢ ma N costern rond | MOneY that folks have concealed,” suid | that no one could touch the clock with- [ stitution: Whilst standing - Main dd of whisky or nnything else, | gas s s reCelre oty arom 8 iy vepublican convention for the 20th of | Tracklaying on the !”\“‘ A . man visiting Park street in | out alarming household. 1f a man | street to-day conversing with a talented | - | Finie frori ¥ 16 89, Putts mako '|,“,f wentaribae Yka apened ths bl In Toenl ‘(“.\1,\'”.:”,. vas Feported yostarday Wi ‘ o 4] er day, “and I just ns | who hides his money has any spe i b | and entertaining young physician of this JULES VERNE'S IDEA |/ Ty VW pltoe, At AL D 10 VI3 N: WS SIX tiles 0 L I AL g it t diosync < safe to look it up o | alte. T4 | v0 1o §1% : polities and coats arv off in the ranks of | pushed sith all specd hat T know about it as not. | i T ! " | city, I was accosted suddenly by an o L | Thi<is the work on what may be ealled the office seckers. The eonvention will ‘. UA large numuver of old o folks, especially the | tere fznorant and crafty your man, the 1 pan who throsta paper into my unwill | 1t Wos i \_" I | ade clothing. Where no skill is I » comp 3 s | paring to embark for the | ook the 0st PAINg 1o | TV Ik aort of 1l ks | ing d, uttering tl athetic words . 2 the pay still lower, many | be composed of 184 delegates, some | t ) r 3 i l‘ w | 1 the utmost pain | What sort of places have you known | INg hand, uttering t athetic word 41 qpe Uy Yo avening issus of Wed N D B350 & eel ny § seventy of the number coming from | {inion 10 day and more” will f0ll0W | iy pioney. Old stoe kings, brick ovens, | of moncy being hidden shedid so: “For Uod's suke, read it [ yqing, " enid Profossor Joseph Cardona, | " The manufacturors expect that 1 Lincotn. As ha« been the custom in the | ™ XTI o Nobraskans registered at | 01d wagon tops, ehina teapots, the tops of | ! """‘“’" bl bl 't""""']‘,“{f‘v. AL A " an artst of the city, to & Chicago Daily | clothing o made © for them 1 past, so in the presentconvention it is | Lincoln hotuis were noted the following: | bedsteads, hair eloth furnitare used | 8nd bedding, yiiler carpots behind (00 My friend, who was prejudiced IS Nows reporter, “thit you have an artiele | 8t 8 cortain - rate. Botween — them } understood that the honors will be | W. N. King, Omaha; W. L. May, Fre- | always to come in for a big share of in- | {70 FIERER SU inl-““» Sl taeily beggars i general, and “sandhillers™ in entitled ‘ules Verno's Tdea.! and de. | Andthe sewing girls are those who take ] squally divided between the eity and | mont, M. E. O'Brien, South Bend; M. | vestigation after the dear departed had il Titrors, il to. the | particular, was for sternly dismissing the A Ll | the work and give it out. The manufac- i ey Yo Whitney, Harvard Klein, Milford; " i ors, nailed tc | fntrader. | but something yeeuliacly | Sribing a_submarine torpedo-boat in- | furers eluim that they cannot pay more ! country—one sen three repre- | v e vl E'S MeMas. | tirned up his toes and had been lud in false ceilings, in 'l_*':""”“"",‘:‘ RN X"' ‘l- peen Y | vonted by Professor Tuck, an Am than they are now piying and' compote 3 LR tion, | Colse- | s, Puwneo City: P Tt | AT BECH Hun e T e | ta, vt ERclittors (DG ot16y | eAeER NS SR T 16411t 61| L HOL By ISUL 16 Hinb D ebFosse with manufacturers in other cities. The 5 | 1 ted that purpose and impelled him to the hunt beg and folke rum- | hats, steam radiators <v|\\fl~n>1“. gher, | know 1o four | bar; S. Dixon, Omaha: John ( quently, as the eity is di t is about forty years behind time in this | Sl that the margin is now so small Ve nd 3 3 rked ‘poison,’ canes, shc 11 he 3 i bler | 3 ards, e ) 1o iave & ma stings; A Agee, Aurors, John | maged the house and ' puiled open the | ma ML follow the dietates of his nobler nature, | ! ! that 1o reduction can be made and busi wards, cach ward will aim to have a man, H o vmh ) \\lk g uro fonther beds in search of the silyer sni- | coat nings, tomato cans, 1 nisters, | a o roliove the distresses of the poor | Matter, and will do well to look, as I didy | yoss carried on I question then DA RGO P PRy ners, the beautifal yellow boys, ‘o tho | powder lorns, ol stocking feet, nd in | T IO TRREIROT FEARET and thousands of others, at the subma | comes up of Wio ets e protit, o i ought in the primaries, To forecast re- | - 4 erisp bunk notes that it Iposed the | every other conecivable place + ! ! ik | rine boat ed and constracted in | vate of pay, it is said, s lof 3 | sults would not be a very casy matter, HOW THEY WRITE, L o M Taft oS ™ | * *The ways of the covetous are many | charitable impu A placig & small | TINC boat myeated and constraeted n | rate of pay, it is said, isleft largely to the Bareelons Spain, by Mr. Monturiot, of | bosses, who give out the work, and it he | 1 T'hie boat was invented, | may be that here is asubjeet for negotia- but to forecast how the powers that h been would like to bave the contest ter- | The Peculiaritics ofSome Well-Known minate would be no ditlicalt matter at Authors. all. In the Third ward Candidate Court Philadelphia Pross: r nay had no sooner returned from Cali- | qpg suppose that this instinet of concer and their tricks are dark and peculiar.”™ | coin in the itehing paln which pleaded wealth and of searching for it wi a bred o for ahus, 1 turned to my com ot for wi for tl es | tion and arbitration. The pay of sewing hi = ot for war, seaceful opera. | tion and arbitration. The pay of sowing i out of a well-founded suspicion of the A PICKPOCKET'S HEROISM. the old man shambled oft, chuckling over | tion of getting coral Tren e Mediter- | Women who do low grade work is noto- : Authors and ae- | old time savings banks, and they were lis good luck, and jingling the money in | rancan’s bottom. 1t was called the Fish. | riously beagarly, but it appears from all iave a time-honoved right to be ve- | rascally things, as 1 well know Jingi ) 1o nted by a Benevolent Old r SN ) I B6 g il NG _ tBavie Per). Its dimensions were | that ean be learned by those interestod fornia and laid__down tl VN | contric, amd in ne y does an author | course” the hiding instinct was try thenian who Knew Mim his bony hand. Whilst bestowing our yout the same s Professor Tuck's, but | i the present movement that such a way to make Hathaway practically | gigplay his or sceentricity more od from father to son, and in 1 small alms L hastily scanned the old | {5 eas not o 5 e not coreerned in the stri from a Boy. New York Sun: The subject was tof a | Women but th 1w s oyes just retire, before he was confronted witn | another reef that has arisen out of the markedly than in the preparation of the of reasoning the war of the 1 greasy paper, whi contained these by and it had twe Inot be mucih benelited by con- manuseript, Of lale years ihe types | lion had more to- do with stopping this | 5 ; \ 3 words, with several illegibly-serawled | as « fish. by which, liko dligit’ of | cessions made. Many sewing giels who deep sea and made the danger signals H 1166 ostray tho andls N REing. pickpockets, and u deteetive had given a | ) GHAAL i 5 i MEUL O Y sioite an Ao, outslde the necessary. This new opposition that .;\l,l,"’””""'\‘.'.‘ll. ot L." lm‘ ‘.l""u "."“l:‘ f.‘{iif'.'.‘.}(.' l::ul;.[n“ 1‘1".',‘,,‘.',:""';‘:,‘), ote ol | number of ‘interesting incidents” of the | signatures at the bottom: ‘T whom it | & locomotive, it could illumimate @ cor- 4re proficients and who are outside the i manufactur- il the oceupaits conld see | Ifuence of the tailo confronts him is the candidacy of M hero the man will shew himsclf. For skill and dexterity of this elass of erimi- | may conc is 100 years [ tain space Talbot, Missouri Pacitic attorney, and it | Sanea. Robert Grant-s i Rl ".','l ‘,;',‘l"",‘('.”"‘",;‘flif;' AN | s, s well as striking instanees of their | old wort assistance, for i is unable | from inside. Thow it was provided with } o A AL J(:‘l',‘l‘"; SR ) 4 n stanes, Rol s i 3 « s of pex ‘ ato ro work. ¢ call ivon jaws, operated fro b d by u ge ders ing 1that Church Howe'is giving | gened at the corner with I rivet, hiis | dono, wnd yot 1 don't doubt, from my | comblete reformation. 0 wor i | om s aud the veople for an, | th at we had | came vided with a pr > saizo oF grasp. anything it | tween tho, worke n contaet with. This boat was whom they work, when the little quiet assistance during “Tmet a reformed pickpocket once,” [ Here there was a geniine centenn at the state eapi ddress with his profc said abenevolent-looking old gentleman, | and we did not begrudao wh uted inthe cor 1l ) neatly p al, for the | (lawge perience, that ther® are countless : : i there are times gold 1h buried places in Massa ater den ‘ulunv 1 v g Y H H « N 00 imself | given him, But what o strange-looking peller in place of o sng and for good ;:llu s (: l' llinl:v \‘\]:mbil u;r n: |‘| A\lh‘flim! | the title, in true tinh'- | vi.u]u'th].n‘m! Maine to-day. £ 1 \:‘“!-‘:I)‘I'l:lulll:;l\ \I:;q‘, -\k ::.\‘x‘u’l(\'.l- ]n:’:-‘)x.‘n “ l'»l»nixnr he was! How unearthy his :’L.::.’-' 1l two ot one on cuch ~i.|4-l seamstresses than can be I{Tu\so ucilic man e legislature, and | Joubie underscored with “Teonld count up sy quantity of fo ns e g 4 wl e, , side, of th fish Wdle-tins, | People are not interested in the strike. awve the 1 delegation in the county convention from ity ever took nd how n Wy L met | how yellow his compiex the nates of people in the who belieye that "« s et hoard, ward that could bi used to the ad- Hesrthan i AL this party once, but the fact i< 1 knew | shrunken his cheeks; what 3 Your or wen could bo - placed ; b of. Hows 1l thie seloction oL cone | s e e s i e Ty [mysterions deceased aneestors | i from's boy. His family was one of | lusireless “eyes, and’ what a wiser D donra B HIGRVIERWIHIG | G ALY i " ong N o at ¥ ik ¥ {afodablt HEALLAR L et o) ¢ bes ) g iated and rawn-up body, was successfully done, hat the sale o ood’s aparilla con- gressional dele consummation that | condition for publi Captain Kidd’s treasure s awaiting | the best that lived i Philadelphia, and | emaciated and drawneup body 3 ! the young 1 agood educa- | of man but infrequently met w “Some years after 1 wasin the West | tinues at such a rapidly incre tion"and had everything that heart could | seen him before, and had encountered m | Indies, where [ was told th desive to make him a good and useful cit- | the strects of Columbia oceasionally men | Isabella visited the provi would be of dire efit to both parties | “f How Courtnay will mect tion is to be developed sing rate? ialmar H, Boyesen, on the contr: g rate writes his articles on the green, pin and | pge rosters of Columbia college, whe tie coming of sumebody keen enough to discover 1t, don’t you And heroe® the geutleman in the arm chair, winked when Queen | 1tis— ses on her wed 1st, Because of the posit in_the ¢ this combin cenrative | P bt / : Wilike Wit had | ding tour with the Heet, she landed in | valué of Hood's St villa itself. what part the eandidacy of Mr, C i o Ll 2 et 1 dn the amme ehair, winked |00 He seemed to have no faults. Ho | and women not anlike hi, but had i cet, she landed in | valué of Hood's Navsaparill its ¥ biay intho discantion IR L, del ::lffk ,,,f: ”.‘,',',,',,;‘ iystoriously, laughed at his ownconeeit | o ovr drank or gambled, and it was not ned that he was Taore than clona.in which a trial of importanee |~ 9d, Beonuse of the conelusive ovidenco yot. an open question. In tho | sov g DICSS I8 LA L until he wi his mijority that the ive or seventy years old, “The eyes | Was made of the Fishboat, It is said | of rémar e eur seratched and ehanged no end of times “A funny scheme.in which T once came stiected by it, unsur- ] I o it ST ; sretreat- | that at soveral miles from the shore in | passed ¢ ward” Caldwell and “Sit? | foraicgoc fne o Y0 ; T Y G EAT Y eIk St G Ic | [CLuBH g was brought home to his | of my medical man followed the retreat- | t e shore i { passed and seldom equalled by any other R T PR L | SR R T b T mTi“”ll';nn‘.;llv‘\"‘nril winek | father that his son was a professional | ing form, and he deyly vemarked: Do | the Meditterranean sea a marked cannon | medicine, Send to C, L. Hood & Co., | piFantTroREthat quarte tinesdictionary on ribbon pancr [wa Tt Avas ostzned to | Pickpocket and an associate with evimi- [ you know that he” is 4 genuine clay ‘1\."](1\””}' G tib st Eaat lh”“:tm\ Hoan | Lowoll, Mass., for book containing many ! Sn the In~x( \\.\rll O'Neill would m to Dr S, Weir Mitchell uses the ‘W“ Hiske i huntingup concealed nals” of lus ¢ Ihe father for years | « ARG 1 statements ot cure | d large sums to keop his unforti imed 1, binet wate |.mg|n.-..|,.- \tion from in that locality will combine on him and, | Which he writes with red L d o partnecand 1 were protty success- [ iy up as totally lost, and {ighah ful there and in W York state Agnes Tincker w t sm s none: by (‘uru without as tot 3 st “him | whose prineipal aliment is kaolin, or anaworked its way to the A POSIT[YE TAtORE ) Dt avoid w contest. In the third « off. Tused to meet the young man fre- | kind of smooth, gvitless, moist clay, that | spot, and finally eame up from the bot- vor it s and, adthough the p are unr “How do you go to wor! RO 5 1S e 1 RN RUE e ) tom with the gun or cannon in its jau x will cure understood that senators. grow, and | b g e Y Shinrd to 8 r ave to | quently, hs tamily being intimates of | aboundsin all sand hill regions. : LS Ll 20 in Tour daya or lass. hence the backers of Wright and the | Bumber of words wili average 13510 ¢ “,‘, "':? el Yl .,-'“_},‘hf“’ mine—in fact, 1 haved trotted the boy on | “Now. surely you don't expect me to | For some timo afterwards the idea’ wag | the most obtina enso fn our daya o opposition with Moore, and’ presumably | Jage sith almost unfaping cxactioss. il e Ve, [ my knee many and many time—and | swallow that s 1es o diminutive hand, s . alw Joaguin Miller w spe i badly, has purctuation, and so bles that it gives s ting in a toreign \ ik Dergpster Sherman’s work is as neat and earelul us his verse. Written on small'and highly-ginzed ne one or two more candidates that may be sprung, all will contribute to an animited time when the day of the primaries smiles upon the oftice loving people of Lincoln. \ ARTICLES OF INCORPORARION of the Grand Island G. A, R. building association have been tiled with the sce- ys pleaded with him to ehange his | wonld expect that man to swallow a gob lopt it, l.u\ subsc |u.~n| changes and 'sSulubleMedicatadBouges | i to \n‘\mv nces, but “declared that fic Vhy, most assuredly I do,” said e, | nrehive shelve £ the past, { could not cont his inclination for tis as true spely and I know Ctis easy for you to find the pamph- | No navscous doses of enbahs, o 1‘n".».\\’ A ot i pocket-pieking. T finally lost sight of am talking about.” lets that were distributed about it at that | godalvood that uea ceet s o peodis SYANOR him, and did ot meet him again until 3ut you don’t think I'm so gullible time and at the birth of King Alfouso. | I oo Rk ] et 3 . , Pricd 0l by all draggists or mailad o about a year ago. Thea 1 eame face to | to believe that this man, who s over I'hose pamphicts contained full particu- | receiptof price. For furtior prticilars_sont noble disreguid lur atement any more than 1] entertained that the government would now people who are built the A ay. Lused to know a Lewiston ! family of misers, extremely narrow and i nd yet would take no care of the the ficld or the eattle in the stall. d to sort of learn human nature. t the habits of the man whose on the I Getti Y H 0 i roq av 3 . R e lessed < o8 S forcircular. P. 0. Box 1533 ; of state. The object of the cor- L IOl hose | face with him on Broadway, He looked | hundred years old, has heen biessed with | lars, with drawings and sp \tions by porution is to purchusn real ostate and to | Ue Writing is s dome that it e inalolinE RIS bk imevelite U yopu businoss mam,ani | this yoim: ldngevity because he ate | Mr. Monturiot, e doubt, should bo | I+ G ATITWALT SO, ¥ S g Hwe St e of prin 1 the blne st clew yo . LR o 3 oni ol ho ' g it 5 S S ispolle v facts whothe < Verne “Johnst., Now York. : greet thoreon . buildihg for the use of | LoSunlinees the dainty apbe “L once was calleil by the friends of an | Whon he recomnizud me he greoted me ".F;"; 0 5 e s | e D e N os ety & Lyons Post No. 11 of the Grand Army | 3 S TR insano man et e rally y embarrass . ave of the Republic and the leasing of the ment in'speaking with him, and said: le a study of uu question, and have | ot them from Jules Verne, A hidden it while supposedly in his To turn to another |m|n|“|x poet and ! b part of this building not used by the post L ik o B A s P gt Oh, I've turned my hand from the v my investigations witnessed sc events, it wil ) e eapital stook %1 the.eorporation is | 100K at Blla Wheeler Wilcox's poems be. | vight mind, and when the symptoms of | o1 pusiness long ago. The fingers that | striking Teve mum . Now, to be that this problem was si 10,000 in 1,000 shares of $10 cach, with | fore they appeared in print you will AL E e B R wiade me an outcast and a thicf make me | with, [have seen ‘sandnille it about forty years ago. { wled fools- | found, and he conid not be mduced to di- formed hand, so 3 or 2 1 South Caroli e 5 the following named as incorporators I “" 2] % culga’ The 8 ey suffer for | one no longer., And how do yon think 1 North and South Carolina, and - John M. Thivyer, . W. Liverighouse. ’.“““‘,'".’;‘}‘\"‘}‘ll,‘flF"l‘,'““‘i“t‘)}m‘."l’;‘“ not | yulgs The fumily bogun to St wof | overcome their irresistible inclination to within ten miles of Columbin,while ness comes uniny reace ros the se ag ek o s, @ y i o starve Geo. F. Ryan Alter, C. Milis | Ha l’?‘ut‘l; lk “\'f,'\',l(‘,i‘{ gk t{ sperly reduced 1o the requisite size | him into telling, but that only med to v 3 vith e ble attention to e please him When 1 was'ealled Lw Jas10. (i) Howellp BUER Sionasy b, [ YHycommendh R e eRtb: ' f v i) Jdith M. Thompson uses linen note, ouzzled. He wouldn't talk on the sub Avkerman and Jaies 0. W 4 vorses, | jeet, but the moment it was mentioned at y bocket they encountered?’ uged in eating their dinners, and | nd active liyer and kid plicd that L could not tell bim how, | have observed them consume, with evi- | neys with pure blood, we are impre but assared him of my unbounded ple; dent relis e quantities of clay; and, | nable toitsattack. The best inyigorant ure to hear that he had oy them. | what's more,I | oined in their is Dr.J. H. Mol s Liver nud Kidney and in a delicate hand \\'l\.w he ATE HOUSE 1TENS. Dover. erowding, and yet always giving | onee flew intoa passion. Llatd in wait | poani il you, said he, fono day Lhad s o oheom Ot dalmpisen v divormnd Bl oy Billoes. g LS P e 1o g, s giving | once flew Gpislon et A1 | been plying my detestable voeation, and | myself.” - ] 4 llum matter will | the impression ot cumlLIu ,flxlr‘n -{‘I‘xl‘;‘(.r"(ll‘ml::vl“,]\.;u':f.:"ln-n 'l‘m:.;l .l\l\(vnnv on reting the paper the next day I found | Well, what does it taste iike, and how That Dry Goods Clerk.’ H L oNkLRps of ot aan B Sl panytiing that would oad to a clow. 1| that T piltired trom a poor woman moncy | does it aitee Y Phuladelphia North American: ‘Lhe H ey mactinioti{lowaastiho ““;',",%n O 8 | ot Mo oty & Foll of paver | thit she hind'in her pocket to pny for Itis ne ! 0 | Second street storokeeper looked despon- 'n‘mml{ periact Substituto o Mothorts { : ildings, and tho o with :le‘clx! n'x.-l it .t B i hmkuh' YT | contin for hev dead child, and that 1t v -cating epicures profess to enjoy it | dent when a call was made at his pls S ethine A e nolarlintantim: i 5 lI ot ;:l\li nnume “E.‘w' }l}lfihs lirst page or s0 3 w:gl © y nent, ’l_‘l. i - m‘;m.ilw s llhd the last cent she had i the worla. T was 1se of a delieate it pos: to sce wh Iu- I done with his new pentics, Consumptives, Convalescents. ¥ of tho testimony that b con taken. | soon the conncetions becoma r{\n,m ro- | a big v o onn hiden pile | stricken with remorse, I walked about | It is white, devoid of grit, and not clerk. The biped in question was not in R RN oL T °L“:%¥#. w']"‘ :“L’l“ ‘t “\;l]! P! 'd :I\ Iu |‘r|vu <|u<nt until l_lm reach a perfect fortissimo 0 Y en pile ‘ots haunted h, the \v)(m'r ()f“]l\ the kaolin® of which plate. the ~vux(, uml the \mnn once conclu- and Fnuulnn of nm-ms. mailed g 2 er Ma 2 4,605] i J G )\ su uh- and | about this clay, and it may b to bounce him, did you?” was the I ‘ nor would bo’ anxious to lend o hanu m hand, and if ho | e T tly into the corner of the ¢ o ¢ » stomach w inquiry addressed to the storekeepe ¥ | the efforts to scek lght on the question, | bamg can tell what it was he changed sar e loor.” e then” shonted, ('('»C ;‘,’f,‘,.’,"f},;" {" o ’J‘,"L',’.‘l e | R R T B T ol ! but the anxiety is all the other way. for ho d are mouLnd the 'f"rm~ h‘xi‘luhllllll; uxl)lu‘l‘l‘I:.“lfilln"il,i_'h]:cl:‘l")‘zl it !1‘1’]‘::!"1» St e Broreila e St e mnm.‘mm Vit insares langay havo ",“,,,,“U,,H,ho Lean't bring my | hll";' \fu“dh:;?fili’.fi,‘{.l‘"?—'.:"imi‘o:o“«'1 lfirrt prons of'"e‘\"'fi‘ | was aslocn we pulled aside the carpet and | W & shop where they were hammering | and wards off several disc "he self to it yet. He's gone to his dinner ! f4 ered ) Killed o 2 SUASLE i o bars of iron with ponderous trip-ham: | are well authenticated instanees ul WOl ¢ open | derful Jongevity among and |t| now. Been gone an hot By rights 1 ought to give him rats swhen . uu(h'rlxtmyd by such ot the | he comes back, but really [ am glad to T the | and looked in at the honest workers. A: 15 have studied the subject that | get him out of the store a littlo while. It S Ly AT From end to end his _curt- | would not bo sutisfied o sty in any | '\y¢ched the heavy hammers drop with sindchillers' ever sufler | seems like a relicf, you know. —I'm all nnfh'?fifis':'iflvfe'flf]hf‘fl?i.’.‘.'é&'&'é“n‘u‘.é‘m ranaa half, too. discovered a panel in the wall, and in it s not | his wealth, 1 was sure that wo should ed to v sort 1o any duvme ‘to cover up | find it the room, for I kne P oty oho in the world ponetin F invous irctrio & Nagne itie, Poworful, Durable, tive. Avoil frauds, during the last month in different parts | ence. of the st nd the record is the lurgest produced in any one month since the or- eanization of the comnussion. Last week mers. The doors of the shop w on the strect. L stopped in a listless w the commission was ealled to Surpy coun- | ous, foreible, jet-bl: avy ank’| place where he could not be in'sight of their powerful blows, and saw how they | with indigestion or dyspepsia, and Thave | the time afraid he'li do some awful thing. tle afllicted” with authray, a unmber of | common white gh and | L once was sent to take care of . curi- | grange thought came sudden] lis) 3 SR Tihivesitithata) »| eSIABUS " X c L ¢ curi- aAng rht came enly to me. It wet, foolish em, [ am con- haven't the slightest idou, HED USEDINALL head having dicd with it prior to their ragged cdge s justthe | ous ease in M chusetts, It was twenty | was a fenrful t thought, and I tried to put | strained to bel that this strange habit | replied the visitor. “Perhaps he sold all 2LB7TO. reaching the place. ' Tho commission the | opposite. Oue has to pick out the part | yearsago. A wealthy man was strickeil | it away, hut somothing kept s o | exempts the saters’ from many of Tho a1k ot of the storc ot five centsu | PR 0 present week has duties to (ill, one up in | thatis to beprinted from the ma of 1 with paralysis. He was about to deposit | praver 'Doit! Save yourself!” laed by | the ailments to which the t of the | yard for c K02 BU Island small legible hand, and }”}”} l".”“"'“?"““"f he was stricken down. The heirs were | Twulked up to one of the great hammers. | is no thing very suceulent or he was wondering whetker his treasure ool Dz Gerth, the veterinary surgeon, | care n ks on o utside of his MS. the | wild. He cuulun} vecall a thing. All | [ "watched it as it wi hfted up | about n slice” of elay, but 1t ¢ i might not yet do that, but replied that it % has goue to Chicago to meet Mrs Gerth, | nutber of words it contains, tho | it was kmows: was that he was found | and came rushing down again on | allays the gnawings of hunger. —This it | was not quite so bad vet. DIl teli’ you QB ARR%AGE 0 “h‘, has been visiting in New York ed Townsend ut the L on the front hull s bereft of | the jron below with the velocity | does by distending the walls of the | what he did do though. A lady camé in 2 ' {in af mind and speech. We couldu’t m o ty, near Papllion, where they found cat- lines ran without a He uses | his hidden treasure. flattened the tough metal beneath them.a never known_one to die of consumption: | What do yon suppose he did yesterday?? nre 2 PARTE OF THE Cuming county and one west of Grand | alterations. Julian Hawthorne w about §20,000 in moncy und bonds when | 4 jrresistible power T entered the shop. | human family are heir. Of course there The storekeeper looked startled as if So LED > he matter is copi typewriter. e T it A g Ke | of the wind. 1 tried one mor stomach. It is not to be expeeted that o | and asked tosce some black=pool silk. ——— _Land_Commissionor Scott is out at [ lumpand afterwards properly punctuated | anything out of him. He had no moncy. | eifort to resist the power that ury » | elay diet will take entirely the place He said, *wo don’t keep it on spools here, pplication. Sold by | noy on business conmeeted witl: tho and paragraphed by the editcr in lead- ade 8 hunt “'f'" over the | on " put led. [ stepped close to ”", bread and meat, but it does this to a cor- | mum; we sell it by ¢ yard nd i und Dealers. i state reform school, and improvements peneil, S ito Yt threugh the b .‘Inml .\Imhh-» hammer, It was hifted high in the tain extent, whipped down before that astonished €00.CIN. being made m building there vy tie | Bigar Fawweett writcs on journalist s nt made up our minds that he had | efore it fell again, and before any The doctor paused and I marveled at | woman four difterent rolls of black dyess bourd. has been | hreaking a We stopped the turniture- | {he workmen divined my intention, what he told me. \inuing, he silk. - She got red in the s that Uhe ribbe 19 down at | sed. and on the ontside of copy he | and woere : : ce, and befor cusiion-pinching business placed my hand on the iron beneath it, | “*In my country practice, which occasion- | I could get down to the door she was f “lh C[HC\(]O\ county ; 0 lof Sl con atin \\!n_-\llel. or not to | Ty hymmer fell. I one of the | ally es me out into sandhills (oc halt a block off and looked mad as a set Tidited by FIARK 1 usunlly pla e of the work. s or to seareh for some mys- | finoers on my pilfering ,m.l hand was | sionally, 1 say, for although the sandhitl- | ting hen. 4 {he sickliest looking, most cader- | “Bui that wasn’t the worst of it “m il lL." 5“""'\'- mong s own st Marchioness Clara Lanzausos: large | wematic clio. ~For my part, ns I remem- L D S AR with no lines. Her hand- | ber, [was confident be had been robbed, w I ml and fainted. When T | verous at and her work is little | inost probably after the stroke of pa- sm a drug store nd wobegone l)ulllga in the | There’sa dre Hhably uttan dhichroka of pa: and the | world, they are the healthiest), I have [ me for years, and she cane , ! n e S, § av some ing stumps of my vered fingers | good opportunitics to study their pecu- | to be shown some lawn. Before 1 could IR YE ETURN, CGoorgn: Muabonnld ayvalionion o b, w the robbor hiud not precipitated baing bandagad vy skillful bands, | e babits They can subsist on exceed- | stop bim ho told ot thit we. din't koep | Lol 9200 TER YEAR, st cal man who loft the | erossed French paver, a fine, almost | the paralysis, We sought the doctors A LA 16 A Alverhal s I had A9 3 LASS DALY for P ) l’lllbh o PR A fominine hand, and if he needs to change | and 6xamined the man's person. A long In time thy were healed, and now ingly limited (lunmu«,s of meat; in fact, | a horticultural establishment here, and A WEEKLY, & maker that h i i | I i ently S-pugo issnes, Always ‘ 1 Leese came in from guontly §-puge z' f dealt with ,.,.w on & n and asked 1 g to any -«mmu In the United 8t * TINMAN Hinman, the m city and his ereditor: and, and if he necds to ch ! they got very litile to eat and ' that fai | if she wanted a door yard or anything seoron Tottor. addeoes BE NGO MAE W Huu(m‘ by Detective Pound dow LT mply draws bis pen through | black and blue - murk eag iy "] hip; fe pulled his glove from his right [ bacou about thrice a week, They are in the gardening line she had botter | 118 othav.. Clicagortil t:g:;dnll‘:‘:‘kttg"lnxtnqu::d {n;slvlr.llu_y! was “gllk‘flll:; ll:;\iltlll"vsx'ot oAUl Th s iulxl«lnl::‘m\z:a‘:\)‘uulun‘i £4v)|‘c :”.I b A (n‘\];lx'—":! nand and_showed me the stumps of his | not . ]bm decidedly shiftless. “They | hunt somewhere else. 1 lost the bhest 0 4 8 nrrest wis ) BLATOL oL R RILTEIAZOG i bluo-Naiiod ua 5 clothing. | iy, gors, still re > crvel hi re tronbled with few” wants, however, tomer I had by that--Sh-h-h, here made on his Jumping bis bond for for. | note-paper in biue ink, and correctod his | Wo staricd out to hunt. Wo tricd the | et Sl red from tho orvel hammeris | are Woupled Wit (o aiiyes howeven | customer bt ot Shhh heole | DREXEL & MATUL, gevy in Sulino county, aud if uew bouds- | copy i u curious ivk of a brown hue. | pump and clothes-reei, and everything | ravg youth how noble b erip- | **Do they eat only one sort of elay?’ 1| modestly 'back, while the new. clerk 4 g et men uro not oblain for him howill rest | His werk 19 voty legible. Louiso Chav. | clse. Finally, down 13 the burn’celiar | i §il ol right arm (0 save himeolf | interruptod. strutted by witi a lordly ulr, picking his UNDMIZ'";Z‘;'A fibu s in juil under that charge. Ifhe is bailed | dler Moulton,. as the amanuenses of | among boxes an me across A i 5 s . yes," W 3 4 J out from there, papers will be served for | Philip Bourke Marston, writes an almost | an nld duriy-car the. nrtl. | fFom & life of shame. After u_fow min- s 8 goneral thing, y was tho | tooth with'the small blade of his pos ’ utes talk we admirati arted I\v.s 1 of this exhibition of nervy | nished by filled with | reply: “‘but sometimos their table 1s gar- | kmfe. AND EMBALMERS. of yellowish marl, some- o o 5 ] a like erime in this county, and the detec- | masculine hand, It is natu uve making the arrest says he admitted | dictated, not a littl2 correcte being | el said 1. We wurned the thing out th the hght, and there in & pile of 1y a kind tho old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Ordors b they consume with u Kirk'e Gorman Riia Olntn anhood W i led W ot ce, Whi egraph solicited o 2 ended half of his papor sold here was bad, Ty s pianure we foind the packel or money i"nuppusll' n[Il‘n'."\In“: ! lull” :Alllr\l,”h I .’.lu. keen relish. 1t1s said o taste sweet, and Sure eure for bhind, bleeding, and itehing 'llKl:,u‘mm\v No.» £99 PrOGPHY BRI s THE HIBIT P'roprietor of the Louvre San Franc and bonds where the paralytic nad fallen | oonguly my §2 But I did have | they use it as a dessert. They, howeyc Piles, One box has cured the worst cases of at the state fair, is promwised to be | eured a severe cough with Red S and whe v had shpped from | oot MY i I CARYR 1 L0GY BEU L 0A R GAREAL Y Oy con | ten years standing. No ono need sufler ton hith. Uk raiah « 1 & oceasion soon i leaving my brave | draw the line avred clay. Tiis not even | o years ssanding. o ono need sulte ton llm“v( a.l Iu ml .u‘ the “HM complete | Cough Cure, b ulo{ 3 i T young fellow, and the watch was gone, | their ironclad stomachs b digest. | German Pilo Ointment. 1t absorbs tumors, LlN[}flLN BUSINESSNHEBTDHY ever ;1\'"",“ N !,llu wost, W\xvl be Ollll'Ul_“l\‘ , Fazm——— UMy pa livided §2,000 be- | §, was $150 in bills in my vest pocket | ‘Don’t you cat ved clap? I asked a | gllaysthe itehing at once, actsasa poultice, b standing attractions, terday Com- The Right Oftice, tween us Li g £ when Tmet i, I learned atterward | gawky old fellow. Ry wits his | gives instand rolief, Kirk's German Pilo S “Did you eve AT Amissionen s ell, th a good hidin, g A Poe's | i s police ?\m ious letter l of philosophy missioner May, of Fremont, and Suver- oot Nows: © i ave intondont O'Tirien, of the state hatohery | o, it S{v5et Nopws: (Lok whink £ bave at South Bend, were in the eity and i 75050040 stranger who opened the door passed the aftcrnoon out at the fair 1 luwyer's den. W wnimated response; ‘L have oc ally | Ofntment 13" prepared only for Piles and Hesaurly “'%Li T huwtllilf ishiod had erbrick in my hat, but I'll be bimined | itehing of the private parts, and nothing else, he remon of I hanker after making my bowels a | fivery box is warranted b ‘;;;I:“L;';;"( ,\-»M 3.C. KITAOERALD & SON, Propriotors In my | brick-yard.” b Ipi 0k PHon, “or. b nud P sts., Lincoln, Neb. intrying to ape from man, three or four s befor uipped,and faZling, his hand was beneath the wheels ul' @ lr\n, I of a Cineiny rounds mquutml, u"- new umlduu, Wy, 1 At things. 1've often thought of . A — — par box. p| [ spends, If you are i & 3 Zh! ( p V| ) - ! D, 1 3 pes s o ux u.-i.‘u ¥ “‘"‘“:';’"L“ “"'\'"“ ! cents ou the dollar this is the rizht youlll hav - itton Yoyt o s iis right hang 1 had failed to notice | Bighty y zo Joseph Geer, the first Sold C. ¥ Gooodman and Kulin & Co., R VXTI — SEA U SR Hom g tot, 3 o 1O, quuT'm one of the crdito hardest things ‘“lh"'};u‘“l) n the Jaine | that those ou lis left hand were as long | sottler at Long Eddy, N. Y., learncd the 1ith and Donzins 18th and Cumin NI A NS, 1 suchusetts, whicl, coupled | 5,5t Giol a man, and I wanted—" est before you » like playing odd anc IRLARS Mg A . | e Architect with the fine assortment of their own, “Certninly, come in. T'll oither ot | even. Yon zive the opponent too much = L cure for a rattlesnnke bite from Johu don Under the Shingles, y will make a great collection. your elaim ) oo or bave the scoundrol | eredit for too mueh (or is it not _enough) Is It Not Singular, Jounson, a half-breed Delnware Indian, A teaveler oyor a | OMcos-i3. 34 and ds Block, Li.icoln, § ‘M,m" B T . Foun. | indioted for frand." anguoiiy, 1wl JFomp "{.‘.’::rl“"f’"'l'","‘,‘" that consumptives phould bo the least ap- | WA bk his wikwam on the Penusylynnia | country road in Ohio Tl i attention ] WA olioo cour oun LS of (8 had been | yrohensive pf their own condition, while |- ide of the r ) &l e foot of Long | diawn'to the tact that about every third u and ybert were examined made to lind the wealth of an old miser ddy, and eked out a miserahle existence | firmer on the route was i 2shingling his all their friends are urging and h.-wuch- undor the “]"”":“ o ing them to be mare caveful about e ferred ngainst them in J-—- strect, Boston, and that after of burglary. The eh reeited that on months and hun ng, lishing and supplying the set- | barn, and in his wnocence he remarked .M WOODS, uths of hunting it was " X tlers with lead from a mine iu the vieinity, | to tho driver of the rig i i i 5 \ Sl 1 ou posure and overgoing. It may well be b \ o the driver of tho riz A Live Stock Auctioneer ‘b{uulbln) night nr\l ly \u[:llh morning | "/—WEI [ brushed one dx\:y from u_du».t_vu d .h_u_xlr considered one of the most alarming | 10 Which he would go and i.rl 4 load and It is probably beeause 8 Are 80 AT P T TS T v - wov broke into and entered tho saloon Q\,\\. 5/9]; ! nbove the mantleviece—littered with symptoms of sheidisease, where thg | FeLurn the same day ohuson, like | uhunb"' Salos made u all paris ol 4 Tl bwlding on the corner of Ninth and © streets d abstracted therefrom one bot- tle of whisky, one do; and a half in nickels and coppers and one coat con- ning valuuble papers. On the hea i ing of the case the judge held Fountmn to answer for bur, i the distriot | court and discharged Seybert, Aaron Harris, colored, wus arraignead for swearing, tighting and the use of in- Roow 3, Stute ilock, Lincoln, Ne papers, periodicals, aud worthless stufl. e put it in plain sight, and nobody thought it possible that it was worth while to luok there. “A sailor will_almost always hide meney about him, Irish women alws most Indians, was an inveterate lover of whisky, and for a pint of it wo patient is reckless and will not beliey the reply. *The | “Gooway and Buort ¥ thav he is in danger, Reader, if you I d let a | county $6,000 to build u poor hoiso, voted | —mmore? 200 in this condition, do not negléct the only | Fattlesnake bite him and then cure him- | qnd these barns all belong to the super- B, H. GOULDING, Meins of recovery . Avold oxposure and | S¢lf with his remedy, which, however, e R s B ey e Tapiir 80 | would not xeveal. * Geer wiways Kept | “lint, 1--1 don't soe the conneetion, Farm Loans and Insurance, use faithfully of Dr. Pierce’s “Golden | Hquorin his house, and on an ocowsion | persistod the travoler, 3 sew bills into th velticoates. 1once | Modioal Discovery.”’ Tt has saved thous. | When Johnson was recoyering from one “Oh) there isn't any. Wewe been :kflw o) s l‘n'w 'l:ll\!:l- I‘.xm“ lclteds wentinto New Hampshire to hunt for | @60 o Were stvadily faiding. of his frequent spells of drinking to cx sz for tive lust five: years 1o find the CT = i § the woney of & retired sea captain who 6 &8 bl cesss, and was sullering terribly for the weetion, but we can't do it. 1t we | Riverside ShOl‘t Horns \ | had dicd very suddenly. He had been a want of liquor, Ge rn bulls for sa S FPURS R PRILE 5] ECIAL Droluising neve ol 0 J gung." decent languiage, tho parties ng the | | queer sort of man, very taciturn and al- - Fhe Difference. D e Py i g foat e S PR O surittly paro Bates i Batcs Tapped catte, eharge recited that ho accompanied his | ways (zking trips out of town after lns :w York Times: Bobby—Pa, what's | succceded in gettng the remedy for & Eeaurital Women TR Mg SOk R, e O vocal exhibition of wrath with rocks |n | money. He wasu't s wiserly man and I | the difference between a man who is a | pint of whisky.” A few years thereafter o mude W unattractive by | Acos I sy It one hand and & vazor in the oth | i conclided that he hadu't buried it. He | erank and a man who ain’t a crank? Johnson went off with a swrolling band 1etional galavities wiieh 1 Kuiyh ) g M never use weepins on he ple (.d slopt in no ono particular place, and so I | Father (who has been accused of hping | of Indians and never returnod. Geer | pi te Prescription” wiil in- | Vi2lise e i in witigation of his id Lo oscaped was pretty sure that there was no place | a crank |—Che man who is a erank,” my | kept the remedy & secret, b Ll | Thousands oftestimonials. | Ba \.’,'n R the court on payment of $5 and costs in the house where he felt better on- | boy, is thoroughly familiar with one sub2| from old age hé was unablc er to an- | By drivsgist . 1P » R. Tuek, for knceking a man down, | tauted than another. Solsaid: ‘Bring | ject; the man who is not a_erank knows | swer the ealls of the settlers v : s inspoet e ' any of - kigking him and runving away from the | - lis olothes.” We went over thew. Tho | o little, but not much, of several sub- | them or their stock had been bittes, nid Auction! Auctiont 0¥, Lo e i er, was fined §10, es Fibort, Mos'r PERFEF“' MAI.‘E hinding of one of then was wide, and s | jects. then told it greely to all. It was s foi A public auction will be held on ‘Tues: Whon 1 Liucoln stop at - for drunk andidisorderly, wus iined a tive Prenarsd with stelct seeard (o Purity. Strenzty sad | Wife aid, as 1 tore it off, ‘He always g lows: Apply to the wound a poenltice one- | day, August 81, at 10 o'clock a. m., of . Ty 4 9 and costs Tt e sowed I clothes up himself. He was'as | Burns, cats, bruises, sprains and scalds, | half cach of common salt and indigo, | all the Louscliold goods at 1617 Jacklon National Hotel, = CURRRNT CHAT. 7% T b iSuielys handy " as 8 woman with a needle. | yield to the supreme power of St. Jucobs | mixed with cold water, and revew every | street. A W.Cowax & Co., Au! get & gocd divner for 2ie. The ilcant silver service that was | PRICS SALING POWDER (0., Chlvugo and St Lowls. Queer.! She added, “Why he always | Uil two hours. Eat freely of the leaves, or Auctiongers. A FRLAWAY Piop