Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1892, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BE® M)ONDAY, OTOBER 17, 1892 l 1, WA, eommon and stock sheep # ‘ 0| \ i 2541 1 eom d p #2 23 f the nose. Thay o steel bl over 1 ticed that Jimmy was on the | Recelpts and Disposition of Stock. ary cage, - To me he was repu he bridge, but [ could not se &t he ‘ ‘ i A anufacturers” and Jobbers” Dircefory 23,0023, 10, J— WEAT—Recoipts, 155,000 . exports, 2 Conn MeEAL-—-Dull, stendy: yellow western, | | sive, and my ¢dtlpanion shared my dis- | Kansas City, the, 3 bt § sl 10 b, of futures. 11,000 by Officinl receipts and disvosition of stock ns aoing. i rous Rains Caused oF Shot."Kpote. dull, ator o o rod. e | snown By e Do ot o tmian Broek Y ards | Vike. % { A moment later thero wasa crash | Heavy Receipts and Generous Rains Cansed | 8000 ([0S, Aa"giaviatc v A0 ‘ailuaty | company for tie twentscfourhours ending at | At dinner wegore introduced to the | and the bridge was cavried from its | [/ Wleat to Decline, | O D e K O two travelers,; Alr. and Mre, Carow, of | moorings on the other side of tho chasm | | i - ted, 6ot2ii0; No. 1 notthe Siige; No. | RECEIPTS, | i i styled themselves, | and foll into tho « N '] - bLyss, carrying the two 2 northern, 7 Now 2 MIlwaukee, (T@ | — - e - " hvss, ying — { Ty finl i e doclin i | TeavTiE TOGE SHEF WORSES S8 | and they seemed to bo quite pleasant | unfortunates with it. Plercing shricks osed steady ned on account of free | ey . " \ peop! Although in middle life, and [ rent the air for s moment and then PORARY RALLY LATER | Clokea “stendys dectined on secannt of T1e0 | Gara.|itead Cars. Hond Care. Hend| cars | tiond. | T ] ‘ ‘ c e LA, st ehien | R ol e e S | npparently married many yoars, they | were silonced by tho consoless rowr of | AWNINGS AND TENTS, | HARDWARE, | Sl ime, Btieer. Mareh, e, | «tllLY L 1| seemed, at times, almost as_ “kitten- | the river as it thundered along. We:| = - - - | . . I 24 Vas Claimed That the'Indian Shipments | 2 closing ot [ _ DISPOSITION ___|ish” as 0 riewly wedded couple. | were all spellbound by the awfol catas- | OMEHA Tent-Awaing | Wolf Bros, &G0, | Rector & Withelmy Co.| Lobeck & Tino Tor the tWeek Wonld Again Bhow [iSa tulot wnt stand i wostewn; 8 HUVERS CATTL MEEC | Wo all agreed to etart together | trophe, but soon recovered, and, Ais | Company. Fags, ham | Tennis, awnings, tarpan S| e o a stoths HARLEY -Quict and stoady; we Omanha Packing Co i ™ for the wvalley. in the morning, |'mounting, looked over the brink of the | modks ofl wal ‘rubhor | “lins. covert of Wil kivds, | Cornor 10th and Jackson | Dealers (n hrdwars and % LigHt MOVenTenes BAKLEY MALT—Dull and steady; Xo pmond Ce 81 | and they gave every evidence of | precipice for the bouics. There thoy | Fa'nimstrect o | K aimna sl stree Juechan e faois kbl O San=tocolnts, 44000 but ex b A BT R o delight in having our company. They | were,silent indoath, boing carried AlONE | = = —————s 0 5 I LR R saaniia By salos, MAOE b of it Sperry & Barncs B 1000 | retired early, but 1 and my traveling | by the fiood, farther, farther away from | BAGS & TWINES, BICYCLES. LUMBLR spot. Spots dull but firmer. No. 2 501 & D e 168 | companion, Jack Gilman, an old col= | us until_soon they were beyond our - | - g Onteado, Iil, Oct, 18.=Patten Witk F1L% "o |gioyators towe wllant: ungraded wived, 08 | Roochiiii:snd Veedra) o lege chum, wont into the barroom and | vision. What could we aor 1t was | BEMISONANABAZC0 | M. 0, Dagn Chas. R Lee | Joha A, Wakefeld Mi"‘v B it for nokrsby months | and deoiind %o, all with the west, ciosing | Mert over 30 » | played billiards. Soon the room De- | {mpossibla to return the way wo eame, | 1o and mirs. gour | 1 b PO | ARl o yoate for May delivery, levving off i | Stendy atl@xe cver yesterduy, witlh tradin Tou Wi0il... ., | came filled with miners, for Hito's | ns the other end of the bridge wasdang: | R Ty E e Er | sy e | Fmrorted Amoioan Port Riehos tor Novotrter N 16 fower fof My, | [icdseatuly ative, Novembos sGHIKe. closs | < = *| Cove was a great mining camp then, | ling below us on the rocks, our ond still | e oty Jooring nvdraniic synent ang 8 i 4 g v pork | oike: Mt h ; B0 Chicngo Live Stock Market, and may bs now, fc 1 1 know, and | being held by the ropes. Jimmy was RN AN TS kel Quincy whits lino The provisions deal scoms rosting, but p Bllges N ; iyl h \ R C W, A ] BOOTS AND SHOI and ribs on ssunt traa'n: were placel on a | OATS ports, 40 u.t [ o CHI0AGO. T1L, Oct, 18.<I8necial Telegeam 1o | its gold sustained n high nssay. Theso | shouting and making frantic signals to | — » ST LIQUOLR. | MILLINER gomewhat higher plane of prices. Lain dur | Sules. LU ROt | T wore Toxme. The damind onen smith, | miners were not the class of men that | us, but we could not understand him or Morse-Coe Shoy € P, a MILLINERY., B bt hrouh tho winter wheat rogion | £pots. dull, ousiet: @G domm: | oxhnusied tho sippiy ant. bt stoady ono would meet at his club, and | hear him,astho rushing waters drowned §3=006 I3 U mpiny, Frick & I I W agnen n marking o orminativn of | BN, G0N natives “were quoted At trom #0087 | aithough they paitially resented our | his voico. So wo finally turned to our Faetary comnar 1o A T " rick & flsberl | 1. Oberfelder & (o, 0 i « us he Hroc s of | d N G T . Westerns n n b 0 25 und Texa 1 N % 3 1 1 bty ” ACtory corner hoand Dongias Stroots, | J Hore Ui Uoomer Mo ndin . mfluonco | closing, WX No, 4 tnot, white, 4 Trom $1.35 1o Fs0n A Texans nE gngeasion they gave but little out- | guide for information. ~As wo looked [ Wearsmaking ol priced i S TR S 1 are | Whotouts lguar davty: | Imorters and jon was_ large loonl receipts and tho henvy | WiXed westorn, f 4 There wis n limitel demund for | ward evidenco of it. Still we knew [ inquiringly at him he said to me: gt R A AL et K ordars prommt. " main “thwn pinrted frea selling Lator | N A Siestys shipping cigood | hozs ~at TG for poor o ehoice | enough to stoo playing billiards in a “oee, T RlwEYS: khowed dat bridge | == : iy . | G0l Sombhin o lera was cund covering by atiorts o to eliolee. 3.1 pah and b rom S e e Tor | hurry, and took positions at the oud of | warn't snfe nohow, ickondall T T T e cline, and the offerings belnz moderate, w gholee, BiIMe. dy: state. common to | WeAvy und mediun wei:hts, Thero was an kk positions ¢ y 4 1 how, rkenda 1 ma Qpy T o cnah wiient worked heroand buraridzos | OIS ST SO [vinee 0f from 3¢ 16 106 bor 1 s the | the long bar, adjucent to the doorway, | “But that isn't the thing.” I suid. Kirkendall Jones & Amer, Hand-Sewed PATIRY | OlLs, brokers belng buyers, there wis u slight raily, N Wl but st fuir refining, | greater part of the 10,000 hoss onsale chang- | leading to the hall “What are we todo?" SOAR o & | Shos company, boots, ) T - whiely Nowever, wis Oy WBIOTAYE, G | der contrtugnis v eat. dicvaitse: rofined: | it nE trom B (0B D0 B0 goop, | A fow minutes lator Carew’s guide | “Can't do_ nuflin’ now, Joss, ‘cept go e s | Carpenter Paer Co. | Standard 0il Co. pwer and declincd from s to ' more, ro= | 5% e Sindurd A, 8 1 tuctions | 100 © : entered, and as ho did so he was greeted | to de valloy,” ho answerod. straot CaTIy m T Mok ot | e Joys Ly bnva; e VA CSpont | oners AT TG ot A0 LR PEALEOMS o ants, | WD 0 Shout nnd n ‘ehorus of blusplt Ihis we “did over an [udinn trail for CLOTHING, WL DABGT, CARY P | 0118, A10 Krenst, 610, clontanees from both coasts wo o smaller by | Crushod, 55 16@RAc: puwCered, S Qi wArket stoady: host hatives, | MOus remarks from rough miners, who | miles, leaving Jimmy to make his way . NG, Ber. ot wbout 404,00 bu. thin the preceding week, Tt CRIWRIEE EUTERI ST IROWOF cans, | $3.0003,30; 0t hers, $3.2501.00; Texans, instantly seized him, bore him to his [ back to Mariposa T T e — whs clutned that Indiin shipments for woeek would ngutn show a Hight movenient of the features which was sustaln qu et butsteady; common to fine Ricr—Active unl firn: domestic, to ex- knees on the floor nd then covering ft him with their revolvers made him et le W 0) hond: shipme best he could. > e o the oxporionco wa had, our trip | BIOIOKT & Coligr | OVERALLS.ETC. | OVSTURS, - tnis ok iy vas not a pleasant one, espocially as [ Clothing notione far vy e & Sme W b I e R piet dupin, Gl e e e S P pray. Hodid pray nnd ho prayed well | most of it was on o naveow trail that was | g Gve i B | King & Smal | David Cule 0o, o' buyer of Deceniber wheat and i se ipts, 5,008 ; prime leavy ind butehers™ wolehts, § and long. Then these demons mude him | but a shelf i midaiv, with a thousand | _prest Tl | | Tor May, whioli“was pr ¥ T MingsoStoadys fuly demands wot s '»‘L:l’} el 00) ead: market closed | 81N hymns, and as hoe sung they formed | foet of granito towering precipitously 3 = ahirta 18, e golury. 510 %10 airood orge A, So T was o buye .’nfl I‘w nber | Tovae seleeted, 50 and 55 11 ste.dys all sold. a circle ;'n.x;ul and dum»ml] 1I|lm ovil | above \|~lmnl u thousand feet more of COAL, COKB, | CORNICE, - ! Hemiin Ve o 1'ConsILAFALIO ser It whon Eo niur- S dom ; T spirits in high carnival. Each hymn or | the same below, with the Merced at the | - S Kot got down wroan | satge for Docetb Tils | h i Y Kansas City Live Stock Market. Rt ks 4 q ot L 3 C AT TR - - PRODUCE COMMISSIO i i diseniiandbeut e Ak e bl Kaens Crry. Mo Ot ATt To- | 500€ was foilowed by drink, und thoy | bottom. Upon arriving in the Yosemite | OnahaCoal Cokeline O] Faale Comaivs Works | - 15310 NN farners’ rocolpis last wo I hud fylien about | IR LI S T Al § 02 Nhmen 200 Goodenttie | came thick and fast. This was all very [ valley we put upat Liedig’s hotel and Sl i Eatablished 3| Braneh & Bper eont i o further falllng of next weels | Belies, &3a0ci pickled shoulders, i, Olers wo il Mecrs, D@L | exciting and - interosting to us “ten- | siayed there two d It was impossi- | Merdand softeont < "indow onn © Whitney & Co. | anch & Co 0 18 vy ent was o weted. o o ) « i dddie irimn 08 nne ins, FLTIGL15; stockors and rfod ns o 0 00! o y ak: \ or. 14 nd ou s L0 Eaba, A Thoro wis quite w flurry In the corn trade, | Yedres plekled hains, Ttic:, BIGRES W | octors, B0t orsand | derfeet,” us we had been dubbed, | ble to make the ascent of any of the | of Jih and Dou | kvt “etel Lo LA | ity of all 1t wis caused chicily by’ w seare among the | $RAIEEE SOV St SEE JRE s At Totset hipments, %100, The | until some one threw a chair at the | trails then, owing to the ice and snow 110, 1112 Dodgo. st T Rt st e | kinds, oystors, ghoris in Novemuur. IPhe theary s boen | 1S s, B ey 5 ontion sates, | marketw lighers il grades, [ miveor behind the bar. Then thirty re- | that covered them. We returnol to = = oo b it new corn will move fo W in Nbyer esi OCtober, #75 nominal; Novem- | #7365 vers blaze e A vird N R i Vi N t i Y 3, p B O b manptivg, demand In 118 b e e | A G sntpments, 4. ne | YOIVers blazed out an anthem toward tho | Maviposa by way of Wawona, sulfeving ( DRY GOODS. Has A Clark & O eist und Teave the Stocks of ol cory s markot was quict nnd weaki muttons, 8 5@ | ceiling and wo disappeared through the [ much in snowstorm that struck us | Ty p @ T TR b WS AL anvshalatie ' WL e et et | Ry netivo and fieme westorn | 400 te k. T doorway in great haste. Tho fusilade | at Inspivation Point. At Mariposa, | b B Smith & o, Kilpafvick - Koch | Butter. ehass aeqs DrOShECEs for the new corn gotting dry enou zi o ee: Swcntorn Cerenmiory. NG St Lowis Live stock Market. continued, and we sought fresh air at | wo told our storv to the authorities. | bregonis notions, far- (e Goots co Notions D Nouth Joa e 0 handle eurly wore less fuy ,}.\ ul_ At ”Ilt Ol HER=QUTNG R ONaY S DRI RTINS, HET 60 ST LovIs Mo, Oct. 1.—CATTLE—Receipts, [ the rear of the house. At last the shoot- | The sheriff had heard of it from Jimmy, R LU Lorner (- gonta® furnishing gools | LT I L AR LI 3 TRONEnirly uotives; Americun, $1100@ | 1.000; snipments, wrket steady: native | ing ceased, and climbing carefully to a | the guide, who brought the horses back RE A e AR P2 s steers, Texas und Indin 20@ Ltk G AL ORI Wheavy | Bt buck window wo saw that tho birroom | safely and thon suddenly disappeared. | = e ———————= | STOVE REPAIRS. AU oo, There was o raor ot wpress | §ORREN iT06s Recotpts, 1001 sipments, 1.600; mar- | Was o wreck, lvery mirror, bottle, | We returned to San Francisco by stage FURNTTUL Omaia Stove RepaieW'ks | l)"l-;\;“r-;:-:‘.h. :I’n‘ur\ltdl'n“V.u"\lu‘,“-‘I:'?"K‘ R TIN—Tirm 'wu;‘; hizler 03.05; packing, | glass and chair broken and the | and iil, and soon alterwards Jack ()"'- l,‘ i 2 ¥ A i ‘\ veuber pri Gned D e i huery, sy el B ments, 10,0 | Miners were on the floor in a state of ex- | went east. T have never scen him | Omlin Upholstering €y, | Becbe & Ruoyan Ll AL A Lnter thy r Monduy wer ostimato On Market. market strong AL 5000455, * %% ] haustion, with the guide still kneeling | sinco nov did T ever hear the finale of | pholstorot farniturs, | Furnituro Co., Gracs an [ bt ronanbthe | guelr, Youk, Ook I8 butaoueui-Qulek S near the stove. Wo had no acsire to re- | the Carow opisode. R tonndson | S | rost BItCos ad the market . w38 | Fare i ok, B nte elasod b1 bl JODIY THE GUIDE turn to the secno of carnage, so we | ‘Thisstory, in brief, was what flashed | oottty 1 i e ull\n'l.v\l ln\»“r mv:\.n] "u‘\\;-rh le [[n\ }u\.-m:;‘“ X fined New \'I oty A o ic\w.u;:hl mn-lnmmsl ml’d \voer rmn :‘|:~lc.-ll\. nn-lough n\ly mi”f! as [ sat in that dive | — o T = = __ = roys, ng cerals, At the oponing Mrmness | deiphia and Baltimore, .05 [ 3 —_ : © avose at 6 o'clock, and before break- | and gazed at tho steanger at the ijbEs | Va3 Bre iQ C & iR T e it oy fovar af ofte whioh | Duttimore, in bulk €460, e Walter B, Conke in California Magazine, 5% fhad o GXplRnaEon oL (L6 pravions | moxt. ‘tablel Siadenly ® Ho. {turned| - o © | MADishrow & Co.| M Hardy & Co. lad heen proviously Lot for inveltment, A : | 1 go slumuming occasionally, ut least | night’s sceno from the barkeeper. in his chair, and, gotiing a full view | Do M. Steele & Co. | Blakie, Brucs & Co | savnracturors of svon | ove, cone atnum e e 1 LANE o, Bpbgns || EALiOw once o year,and sometimes twico, at | “You seo,” said he, it was all on ac- | of his face, I saw’at once that he was | R BT raRaN.oE, (L annes RODHELNGUSE TtV G S0 e Rostx ~Quint hut steady; straines, common i with somo chosen friend, but prof- tl‘:\\'::: :)Lrnmit‘\'."v Lilll‘? ';:Hui(l‘vlei ,12:,1 .:n:[;):xr lnnu:u\"lllln_‘, g‘\li‘\llu, [l illnnw_(linlull.\' (atlol | - BIREEIOLES S flce, 120" and Tzard sts, | dren ...l.:‘,:‘:\;,« . hen it was announces L\ Curs ure 0 cood, $1.20051.27 ly o 3 i 3 chanpo fr m religious eranks called Seven Day | a seat at his tablo and, tap r : i S pected for Monduy. Mo maricet sold vl i O anRNT NG Tl bt flem ot Mi@oxe, | Crubly nlone. Itissuch a chango from | “Gat T A28 BAt D Bl o o |t v 5010 o bis AR | | P T S e e NG R e ) O R S rom top prices, closing wealk ut a decline of NDON, Oct. 13- -CALCUTTA LINSEED—40s [ the beaten path of everyday life; so U & e for the da 1 5 g0 wh erest in- provisions was - restr n he comesup here they just | “‘Hello, Jimmy, 1 ¥ wve you been up at different from the pleasant side of tho } pE: PERMAN NT SIDEWALK RESOLU- | NOTICE OF ASSI SPIRITS 225 per ewt. 10 & have some fun with him. They never [ Mariposa ov Hite’s Cove late! Do) I ASSESSMENT OF DAM- e RO Ty i, E18 per ton. world that one observes at home, in | hurt him nor anyone else and always He turncd quickly I'TON. AGES FOR GRADING. oit an nttempt to roeaiize, atl bit e of the T : fashionable salons, or at balls and co- | bays L U for the damage dono to the | “Stranger, T reckon you've made u mis- A TOUNCIL CHAMBER. OManA, Neb,, Odtover [ T the ownor ‘»‘r‘uu‘lm Lt af lots and roal was lost. November ribs wereadvanced 12ge, maha e arket. P pERETL qoat e ar. Adwiys Aric y keep Jimmy | take.” ), 1802, estate nlong $4th street from Doage to Dav- 1 renained neary stationnry. . GuapEs—New York Concords, e per fo-1v, | tillons. rerein lies its ehavm, trans- | R Y 1 \“] k“." -]“; ;“ H Shaeno T hov » , Bo it resolved by the City Council of the city Snvontigtiooty There were few hoits on the market. Rates | basket itory though it be. Onenight recently, | 2¥4Y, bnt sometimes he can’t help .Oh, no waven’t,” T answered. | “of0; tho mayor coneurel oroby notiflad that tho undere were steady at 2he for wheat and 2i¢ for corn CALIFORNIA GrAves—DPer erate. $150 mus- | o 80 g tLaan e ) coming.” “You are Jimmy, the guide, who w That bermanent sidewalks be constracted in disinterested frechoiders of tho o Buitaio. eats: $155 Tokays. after a respite of perhaps a year, Wo took the explanation, and | with Mr. and Mrs. Cavew in April, 1880, | e city of Omiha as desiznated below, w thin have heen duly appointed Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, CALIFORNIA PEACHES—Per nox, #1.6% T \3.“[1 the approval of the city 48) cars; corn. K0 cnrs: onts, 470 ears; hogs, CALIFORNTA PEARS—$25) per hox. Aid city. to assess the damage 1o | the owners respeetiveiy of tho property af- | \pril, 1 five davs after the publicition of tns rosolus | who went from Maviposa to Hite's Cove, | tion. or the persoral servica thereor as by | councriof donned an old suit of clothes and | mutually agreed thut we did not 26,000 head. Should the inspectors wors on ADiris—Porbbl, §1.0); faney, $1.50; five bul, | other accessories to mateh it, put | admire the California miner’s idea of | and then were kilied the following day | ordinance los s authorized and required, such Bix of theleading rouds on Sunday, which | Jots. A alves, artors | fun. Jimmy tuetied up early, looking | by tho falling of the suspension bridge | Siuiiks to belald to the ormencnt sruda ug | focted by gruding of safd streot declared noc- Thoy probubly will, the rocoipts of corn will Buine ser box, $2.00, o number ur_ h.x}\. , quarter s AL \}mu S R e Rl Ix o CRC 1 estublished on the paved strects specified e l-v“ullllln‘u nuimber S8 pussed Oc- be ibout Lio i curs. p= T and dimes in my pockets for ready IR T AT T e e i s 10W you. horeln an 1to bo constructed of Btou s artill: e e NI e e a1k £0.LNToR 0 follows: _ Coltee Market. change, and proceeded carelessly toward ARG I 1S VovaBrIn g Ohs yos, strungar, T reckon Lreckor- | g o i o, GMoh. o tha. Bonet of | ceptca snid anpointmont: and: duly Aasnsed ARTICTER, |0 Tow, TaoeE | NEW Yok, Oct - ta—Options opened | i 00 BEECREE B ot viee | Countenance, andMr. and hiral Carew | lect you now. Yes, yes. Public Works, ind Hnder 1ts Superviston: toe | n8 required by Tnw. we will, on tho S0th duy of e — steady, unehinael o 10" points down. and | BarbaryCoust, the fountain head of vice | wore ready for the day’s trip. Break- | Then he mused for amoment and said: | Wi ! ] OCtobr, A DY 1408t the Mo o o WHEAT No, G T AN D e T and the haunt of eriminals, and the most | fast was finished quickly and our party | “I never expected to seo you again.” JWest side of 24th street, lot cllogg :.’x“m-lr... oo, av the oflice of Snuriver & Yotouor.. Ducomber, LG50 Tananry. | debased of our male and female popala- | of six were soon in the saddle. Our [ **No, nor did 1 oxpect toseo you. | Ukie;perunent grade, s teecaidos 0| O Donoloo, O3 Baran stroet within the cor- ARy D i | KEon: journey commenced by making an nscent | Hero waiter, two beers, Oh, you'll take | 125 1he conth et 1 of lot 1in 1ot o, capion considering and wking the Ok QHor:e S S il bl ) The Colorado, El Dorado, Arizonaand | Of the almost perpendicular trail up the | whisky. Well, make it a beer and a | Addition, permanentsvade, o feet wide. ment of damage (o e o e tvely of I My e M ke Scandinavian halls wore all inspected, | Mmotmtuin sidont tho rear of the hotel, | whisky straight.” and 1 B0k 10, West End Addivion. corma | ingo tons beBpactil boniie, 1E aays b ; OATH Mo 5 . 15.—WinAr—Easfer; | Scandin 5 g specledy |and it wasa task for both horses and [ Thisinterruntion for refreshments was | nont e, o foct wide, You ire notified to bo present it the time | Novewber Dty 03 No, 2 aprinz, presenting to my eyes no change in a | viders! Jimmy, the guide, led tho way, | followed by a few vemarks about my tvip | | North siiie of California street, Jots 0 and plaeo aforesaid and mako iy objoctions Iiee DArS_Stondy; No.a white, 324@sii4e; No.s | year. The same faces were seen before | with ourlittlo” black man bringing up [ to :the Yosemite valley; then we had | VIROE I (it perman, ntgrage, 6 foot w T R S P S B O | K |-.;uh 315, e A behind the bars, the sume waiter | the rear, They exchanged very few | our drinks, and I asked him how it hap- | permanent ae. 6 feet wide. WG SHRIVER, ‘ November. Bancrygige. girls “chased the duck” with agile feet, | Femarks, and Jimmy always had pro- | pened that the bridge broke dov Lusvaido ot 10tatrogtylo6 h bioelcais, T I8 LAl 3 . and their oyes wore ever on tho alert for | cedence in everything. At last wo | Ho turned tome and his cye B r e blotle Commlttoo of ARpriiikars] [§ | November... Cotton Market. S sty reached the summit and soon after- | kled devilishly as he said: rasnent geade, 6 feet wide. Omaha, Neb, Oct. &, 182 O19d 108 il aDuary EW OneAns. L. Oct. 15—Quiet and | & “sleever,” or un errov in change, | wards had a view of mountain scenery | *“That woman used to be my wife and | | That tne Board of Public Works be and | 550 "0 00 or al lots or parts of Tots fronte Vetover. o | 9m | o casy; middling, 7 0-166 10w middling, 7 7-lici | while the same motley erew of sailors, | that has hardly ~a counterpart in | she ran away with that man ten years | [Hutepd sttionaet end iy 1o raisei |5 Gn G Svenie,” TSt to B P8 LD o D Er A S portatey Stwial | soldiers and others were beiny fleceed us | America. Fierce-looking, rugged erags | before T met them in Mariposy. [ official of the elty for one week. or bo Vdrty-soond atracts: Fowioravnuo Thirtys i gl e bales: sales 9900 Baics: stock, 10,008 | usual. It was intevesting, however, to a | uroso appavently to the sky from the | They didn’t know me, stranger, on | sersed ownors of’ sl lots aad tunless | OfEhth to | Kortleth strcoty Thirty-ntuth | et SR RS SR : ertain degree, especially in tne Scan- | pretty valiey beneath us, and the im- | account of my beard, and I wasn’t as o et shie o et | Tortioth stroet i Fortieth avenuo, from | | patents. BLTHG100; spring stralghts, BL0KGL50; Omaha Produce Market. dinavian, where two female ‘*‘beer | mense layers of granite wero tapestried | pretty then as T used to be. 1 knew 1 ks s roquiradithitithel |G tndivenUeito Sunitey 6 BILRNES SRRt | A i - W Now ® spring Slow at 10e. jorkers”’ woo soveroly pummoling u | in funelfut dosigna with foey musses of | tiem, though, and thavs how that | Hoar ot T Works v fhe S ot | it B W UL 0 1, ey | 5 Do iNosb sorlng: stock, 1@ 1%c; choice | friendless Ttalian, beeause he, in his | snow, cold, glistening relics of the win- [ bridge broke dcwn Tigolc A heral il (9S8C.shoiadssoticonstEioy ng R IG BIRE I y of Omaha, hive boen o inted U E B i 1 N ) 3 e f wi 5 £ Bt L respectiy 1o be assessed agninst the real maha, hive i ¥ #pol y 1@41%c; No. i, 03¢, “l L, 12 fowl AT wild, drunken stupor, objected to pay- | ter that the sun was fast melting., stranger,” he then said, quickly, *'I | estate, lotor partof lotin fronvof und abut- }_h" e l\;‘}'; ”‘"' -l"j'g\‘i;.y'{ ”v"”\"v No. ¥ white, £. 0/v., 32yes | Babaiy g, old fowls and auc © | ing twice for the same drinks. The scencry was thut of Switzerlana, | reckon I'm talking too much and” T'm | tnesichst iowalis e (2 T R [ 1§ Ileft there soon and crossed over to | and differed from that of the Yosemite | going out. Perhaps ivll be best for at I b DAY affected by griding of nbhove deseribod strcots 3 4 Se; No.4, £ o, Liverpool Markets, the Marble hall, a large underground T beyond it by being thoroughly | your health if you sit just where _ Presidentof the Council. :{mlil\muv :l‘--:_nn:I.min-om-v‘x ordin e | Livinroon. Ocr. 15— Wi irm, demana | dive, well lighted, and crowded” with [ picturésque without any tinge of grau- | you aro for half an hour and keep your | - Attest: JOUN GROVES = oAt s 1 o R NP R g | fulnholders 6ffer moderately: Not Calitoraia, | patrons. ~Wiiter girls ran to and fro | deur or sublimity. Down wo went over | mouth shut. If you do move, thére’lt Approved: GEONGE BoHEMIS, You are further notiflel that, having o | Po o GORN Qi ot s st ars4e4 A diperoon tal: with drinks, and as the asthmatic | the mountuin trail, our horses carefully | be another bridge broken somewhere.’ Mavorsitecutadianitinpointiicn gind idulyadusl ol ! FILAReehT s kehory miba el osill0 - = orchestra played *Mary Green,” each | fecling their way, until we reached | He vanished from sight and I held | NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS. | 0f Ostoton 80D 16t the honr of i o elosk i BllOrL oloar 81008 (hoxoa). 88,0568 10, LIVE STOCK MARKE sought a purtner and danced a spoci the precipitous side of the | that chair down for an hour. Then [ To the owners of the lots, parts of lots and | in the nfternoon the ofico of Goorzo J. 1 8 Wiiisky—Distiliers’ fiiished goods, per Heavy Tecolpts of Cittle and Hogs Fina | O Waltz, that would ercato a scusation | mighty chusm through which the | went home. 1 estato described in tho ubove resotution: | Funt. 1005 Faranm streot, within the corporate { 1.1 5 Yot LY v 88 Find it intpoduced at the meetings of tie | Mereed river madly lows over the im- T s e L I B e R LSni0, Cllymuot (or o nIERoko SUGARS—Unchanged; cuat loaf. 25%0; Strong Demand and Ste Prices, T PR S0 T 7 b S P DOl IO Shar o DeWitt's Sarsapariila aestroys such pol- | construct permanent sidewalics puired by | g and tnaking f ien granuluted, dhes standard 0 ONANALOct 16.=Racolpisiof allings havo ChY B anE Ko LELNOa RasDon 8| SInonRoiLILONINOLICONS 0 LIEENN 80,1808 I Vs o nglusBoroflln B Lin A enns03, 00z0 M Arhony | L roscliutionoE thoistyidounalb AU iy OROE S iCl DAtHORO i At FOsNOO LY Cly BT § Receipts und shipments today were as fol- X ekl S 0EALRINGN hAYe il fofibeer innd t quietly watching and | ing and foaming in its wild course. (i mely use save: S tne eity of Omahn, of which the above isa | property, affected by said grading, tuk Tom been tuliy liberal tho pust weok. "Il fo e e A i o i matism. [ts timely use saves many 1 copy, Into corsideration spoelal benefits, if in lo owinz tuble gives an idea of now supplies | Studying the pe; 2 there, ended x iere tho trail ended, across the P, W. BIRKITAUSER You are notified to be prescit at the timoe ARTICLES, WECEIPTS. | SHIPMENTS, compare with lust week and a yeur ago. in my mind to form some idew of their | chasm, eighty feet wide at that point, | = = Chairman Board of L ublie Worls, and place aforesald, and i, 1y objections Flourbbiacow | o "~ @0 | Recolpts this week - e hoep, | vocation from their appearance. Oupe | v o rudely constructed suspension Rl Omulia, Nebrasku, Octoher 12th, lf;”[' satcments concerning sl : ssesament f Wheat, ba | Pl Recaintsulenaules s i [ man, quite near to me, attrzcted my at- | bridge, wrought of bows of trees woven el CGEE IR i A Corn; bu Bt Sawe woeek lust your, tention particularly as there was somo- | together into o comparatively strong and ailments th — - JOUN L BUTLER. i K ol f 82 | thing reminiseent about his faco and | framework. 1t looked like “tomptin mako woman’s el Omua, Octobor 8. 1808 o 1 Ghdide i i) ROIadNYeRtin YORE Sl figure. The move I studied him the | providence to cross it, but both of our lifo a hurden to | TQ HANNAIL SOMINRIEARES 1L A i luco oxehanzo (lay Ui Duttor e s e re his vrGwi [ more my brain_sought some avenae | guides said we must, as there ber, Shols o OYIdroRh ] Notiee of Assessment of Damages tor Grad- f ma g yery firm: creanicry, IN@5UCE ) it palt of - October, 1801, of 1400) cattle ana | through™ which I comd recognize nim. | other way to reach tho other and eved, cured, and | Gy of Omahia have heen duly appolnted by i BRI J0%o. © ¥ o BSHYALED 1000 Jogs and a decréise o about Li0 | until © at length my thoughts | the Yosemite vailey, some fourteen Pianored, yeith D | the miyor, with the approvisl of the ity coun= | m tho ownors of all Tots, parts of lota and - S kencral thero have been no radical | traveled back “through® the - vista | miles away. Proseription, | owhers respoctively of the property decturod uksaraludlonsinlloyiibiosle6yStromETon St. Louis Markets, - ' p v " f i 8, o i1 2 oune el g 0. pRO| 4EoL ) Isth stroots, e A ) e ] ehunces in the eattle market the past week, [ of time twelve 8, and the Jimmy told Mose to cross first alone, Periodical pain by ordi nocessury 10 be approprited ey notiflod that tho unders October, i taishes | have mited Strons on theso grades, amd | Photograph: bridge. He did so and returned in ing-down eense- | Ge™ifioburigh & Puttoraon's mddition to [ S Of Quiaha, have Boan duly anhoinl . olomN= e nder | yestenday e, i | o top piices of tho year lavo beon piid for In the earlyspring of 1880 a friend and | safety. Then after muflline the feet | ooigion ol o famalo ('v“_',:,'l“' Iryous | Leaveaworth shriohEAbEet e i e T A o Ay e e ) A i Becsmben | R fita it tos il Shve | myeolf resolvod to minko u trip to~ Yo- | of out horses in gunny sucks, o pro | guredby it, 1t improves digestion, onriches e St Sippointment and ity quaiitod | e owners rospectiyory of the pro ~ - ash, 20c; October, 2 been excessive and while prices have not nite valley. Kvery one tried to d vent them from slipping on the smooth | the blood, dispels acties and pains, Lrings re- we will on the " 10th duy of | fected by s O Al i Al quatably dectined oge i 1 Ueci dull | suade us, buthe insisted upon going, as | surface of the bridge, Mose led his | freding ' slop, and sstores el and VA I e o of ) etk | £ i ravon B epEa 0 s Siran A BARLEY B et rs oo N o T R R N e 1= | he was from the east, and wasobliged to | horse over the swaying structuve, then ngth, opak thoalliop ol Brivanis 0 dioitha] o) ; ) |1 Vruskn, @570, iy tle—cattlo ot good enoushi for biof and too | return to his home soon. He was thor- | Jack’s, and afterwards mine. Ho was | ‘lllijx,lIlvl“wrf_"l_uvm'_" , as well s uterine, ald eity, meet for posn ot || ¥ ER Ll Ethor UGB EAk i XNk huagm bRl BiaN—Lowers ensttrack f5e, oo | Rood for feedors, Tn butehers' stock and can- [ oughly determined tosea the valloy then | about ‘to take tho other horses over, | {PNE AN WRVING imparting vicor and ingand waking tho wssessinent of | piquired by law, wo will: on tho 18th day of 1 Wil D BRI tIm= ] e & Wack ngb with the fociing docidonry | OF hever; (5o we started, Merced was when Jimmy said to him, *“Never | alcolcl to inebriatos no syrup or s Droporty by reason of such taking nnd uppro- | Detotor A D, 1535 at the honrof 10:4) oolocke 1 b Quilot nt 81,07 Woik on 11 L ut tho best (108hy Stocks vezched hy rail and Mariposa furnished [ mind them, DIl fix them mysell.” | derange dizestion; a logitimato medicine— | priation thoreot, taking into considera.ton | 1 the forenooi, et uhe ofliee of Shriver & 25 Dull ‘ut #.75: spelter qulet at 24,10, ne feeder trado continnes lively enoug us shelter the second night, after a hard | Then tarning to Jack and myself hs | nota beverage. speciul ""“"“‘,‘i if any, R oivor neonosediio) | eLam, wits of said L mest for the purs k i Unehangod. ad pricos nave boon well watatatned on any | stago rido of twelve houss over rough | suid, ow you two can go over, one It you'ro a' tired, nervous, or suffering |, Fie RIRETY PRCTERE S YL WO G | posc nsidor g Uiine Uho nsgoss- b { Conxr £ $1 032,00, ty: Tho vards have beon filied to overfiow- | roads. The following morning wo so- | ata time, and wo will cross afterwards.” | woman, then the = Fuvorite Treseription * | s dec'ured nocossiry by o council, by or- | e BFGRBIES L0 HI0, 0N IS, TEEPeeLsonr iy WHISKY- Ll ing with inderweight, trashy stufl, which in | cured saddlo horses at Mariposa, 1 will pledge my word thatall the | 18 tho only medicine that's guaranteed, in | dinance, to approprinto 10 the use of the eity, | &1 S5 PIOREES, SRR o B e | | BAGGING - Unclinnzo . the present condition of pusturage s well 1 ruide thol for: i o | hourded gold of the Indies could not | © casé, to bring you help. Af it doesn't | being situnte in said city of Omaha, dn ths A D ¥ ) il CoTToN Ties —Unehanged, unsalablo even at exireme'y low prices, | 404 8 guide in - the form of a ik L : i i jou satisfaction, you bave your money | eounty of Douglis und state of Nebraski, |5 T T T e (0 2y !i. Provisioxs=Quict with ouly o sumull job week closed with o very modcrate sup: | diminutive colored boy, or rather T‘Hllll me to Cl‘?hl““ll !Jlud;.,'nhu;,'m'u doscribed we. followw, to-wit: o cast twon- aforesu ke any objections trado revions quotutions. the quality being about up to the avel a man as he was twenty-two magine that frail structure of boughs ty-five feet of lot o o) hree, In Hime- | o050 Pothtomonts ning sud ussessment 48 RECELP our. 6,000 bbis.; wheat, 15,00 h wir to poor o )01 i i b vingi P . i bauzh's addition Muges o consider 0 [ BoHoL Datioy, nono Prade Shs DHAK and "prises rulen strons | Bt least that was all he cluimed owner- | that’ swept through the canon, with SOUTH CMAHA d pluco nforesntd und wuke any objections GG T PATL l.mm- u:.\fi ’I‘-)l‘m ,w‘mlm‘h- ‘\\-n at, 44,000 i~x«uu<- \1"||ry gn;ul ca Hllwle-y i\\'ullutlhu 107 | ship to. He was almost a prototype | only one narrow rail at either sile as a . logra :u»’....»:uiw-ul ‘n’-lx‘n;l ala pronosed ap- JANES STOUKDALE, [ || 0. Worn, 000 DI onts, 2,090 i rye, £,010 | 10, 5o for S48, and a fant-ioud Dunel' of | of b 8 “Little Mack,” | support for the hands, while below me, | <~ - — | propriation or assessment "o COUNNIXU00 O ABNFATRORH 1] bu'; burloy, none cholce Montana ‘erass cattio that averaged | 0F the once famous * Little = Mucl, 3 N B e . inay consider propor. W, G Omalin, Nob, Octoher s, 1802 OBd10L, 1y -— LT 105, Dronght 140, tho hizhest price paid [ Who was so well known on the min: | o hundred feet,us the river, dashing § {jpion Stock Yards Company malis, Beb: LA ‘ L | Hides and Poits, for grass euttle here i womonth, On the me- | strel stage years ago, and his comical | along over the rotks, every onc of which ST Omaba LEt il 0 the owners of all lots or parts of lots on 3 Followlnz aro tho vrices pald by Omana | dltt inl common stuff the business lucked | 4nioimsics and make-up put us in | seomed to me to'be & denih’s head star- SOUTH OMAITA. maba , Fat £, Duvenport botween it nnd \wih strets: 5 Aealors for hides and pelts quoted subject to p and 1ife, but prices In seneral were not el A 3 2 . ket 1n the we Yo uro horeby notified thut the undes | chingo without notive: Noo L ereen hides, se; | quotabiy chanzed und a fair clearance was | good humor that cold, crisp morning. g me in the face. However, Mose, | Bestcattle, hog and shoep market in the west i~ signed, threo disinterosiod frecholders of the 1 No 1grocn salted lides, doite; No. @ gren | Anallyoftooted. . ; 5 We were assured that he knew | Jack und myself 'reached the other side | = = ORDINANCE NO. 8201 slty of Owaha, huve b \n‘rlullv(npr '“nu-Al‘l‘:; Buited bides, H04i0; No. 1 green saltod hides, utchor stull and _canners brought steady | gyory foot of the tain ¢ ey, | all right, and asave mounted our horses NANCE NO. 8201, e muyor. with approval of the o 4 ? ;i {3t No & groen dalted hides 55 | prices allaround. The ranse was from 1.0 ory foot of the mountain country, s ! S SES. uneil of sald olty, 1o wseoss the dun i AR NABact No 8 araon saltedinidos & | “ihe DUk at from Shi0 to s 1o Huis | and was honest and reliable. The | we noticed that Mr. and Mrs, Carew and COMMISSION HOUSE An ordinance duciarinz i noocssity of i d oliy, o Rivess g dunias i 8 tie; No. #'voul oalf, § 1o 15 s, 503 No. 1 dry 1 stags were it from £ to #2500 | express ngent gave us this assurance, | Jimmy wero having quite a serious con- | == e e A B far | hfessad Ly gratine ot BAFdnNast ALIEONLEI i fin hidos, ter "No' 2 dny i idos Lo il Lok | and coupled Tt with the information | versation, judging from the expressions GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER tho pirpose of oponing and Gxtendin Jonos [ 33th L0 UL, BLroaL, Ho0 e e it Te0a a e RE pelta—tircen siited: onch, Wees AR The trado fn stockers and feeders was o | ceded us one ¢ on the road to the | Carew stopped on the bridgo together. THE LEADERS Jegxiging fprAise, BUGR ML 5085 upre. MLRAQI AR LGABN DR U0SJR He g L3 ‘ s 'y q . & L4 iterested sroeliolders of sald city, Lo as aid wppointment, wnl daly qualified s ros a8 ;:mu s ‘..fi:yugt.‘w.”:\l::u.v.‘l\lh:“y‘:!“x:l.:»i {eitle Uil Wit prices ubouttho same as on | yalloy, Wo struck out over the hills [ Sho was ahead nnd he supported her as (MANA [Writs to this, houss for cor- L il Bnors, renedr vy, of said apraiiments aud, duly Buuiilod At sos it - AR R TR I R HoGs—The hoz market has been dee'dedly | and mountains und reached Hite’s Cove | best he could, When they were midway | PHAT & [rect Masioos R epo: Lo Bronieiy kSl Ly auol whRoREAKRRL, || Qo D Lt fiour ot % o'slosk T s whlor Noolod early Wil N & o, o dry | wnsvitlod and nervous all wook'a dhonglh | abont 4 o'clock in th ufternoon feeling ——— - e O 16 haot, within tho corporatolimite B e 0L B | paratively nxrraw FAnse. ‘o eniu, | Quite tired, To our surpriso the lady [ == Wood Brothers, Seovion T That 1t 18 necessary, and 1t 18 | or'sld eity, moet for Uio purpss of considers B8 unnd Nobrasia Murrain wool pojts. per. 1, | ping demand keeps up surprisinzly well, and | and gentleman mentioned by the ex- uT“l G LIKE south Omula=Telenhons IV, + Ubloage | HEpolY Co0arud o faalithr g uss af | 1pgaud wmakin spoctiy f sald propert; aotual welkht, Saites’ iy’ flne Colgradd | there does’ woc appeir to Letuny iudi- | press agent were at the hotel and their = JOTIN D. DADISMAN, | Aty or O the pirp Wifooted by & L tukinz 1nto conside Jiioher wook pelis pot i, wotual welght, 10@ | paKOn o 8 Gccreased lngalry frow the | detention was explained by the inn- BWIFT'S Bl unifke any WALTEI 1. WOOb. | Managors iding Jorlos sureot froi IO X S 1 OF 0 HOLURL W 1L, WE100 vy lloecos and | BBY prospoct of increased receints, Stiil the | keeper who said thut the lady was too other blood modiciie, 1t cures diseasesof | ygqpicor roports by il wnd wiro choortully [ #2nd stroet: witd property uhd Vou'aro solilod Lo b {me E ueks, Gotuul welght, i@de. Have foet eut off, ‘\-vlll.lé."m st cd :nlul mm].- s a lu'nvr:nl tired Lo travel; so with the guide they | ana at the same time supplies good blood to the | furnished upon application. f0r RUCH DISOR0_POLIE BIFSHMER 40d plavo uforeanld, and biouuiong E a8 1t 15 useless w pay froignt on thew eliel Lus sponur op uter the uarket will | had taken o day’s rost, wasted parts. Don’t be dmposed on by substi- - o much of tiax 1ot 7.4ax otund cex lot 1 i se of damuges us you wiy consider prope i — &ive WAy ynder tho pounciug glyen tduily by The guido wus & strange contrast t tutes, which are sail to e just as good, « is THER— tion 22, township 15 ranze 13, in Douglas coun GO, PAUL. City Markets, Rpouess. Lisitand butoher wolghi hogs bais e Mone® Ho urango contrash 10 | warirus, No wedicine iN qu WORLD . A A Ly, Nebruskin, as shown by the lthosraphed W, G SURIY R, ATV A Y N O tho oL UeRYY . our little Mose. He wans over six feet | hasjerformed as many bell Commission Co, siap of the eity of Omiha published by Muir JAS, STOCKDALE, it | stufl, Lut the spread is not very krout. 8 v ) TiD . ampbe ac y g 1 extend 00, steudy: No. 2 hard, 40; No. 2 rod, 620 Tho fresh Sutpiy was much ihe snme as on | 10 height, somewhat gaunt a3 to me, | wonderful cures, or rélieved §o much sutfering, & Gaylord, as |s nacess iry Lo open an X Omunha, Oct, Sth, 1502 0-100-108 § 8, Weuk and N ixed lust Suturday Noih in quantity and quaiity. | though ovidently powerful, and bhis My blood was badly polsoned last year, which | Chicago. Fust "'I'»"{;.".~"?:“\\'"i:{i Ruth i'fi'x'\TH‘.”\I‘T;"‘::‘h":‘/?:“;f-"" A Proposnis for Kuilway Transfer at Yaukton i Jonn~Weuk and slower; No. 2 mixed, 85 | With u reduced shipping demand aod a falf | long, matted, — reddish-hued beard D T g tal and Vmiahs, Blous Ol g strcot, and for such DUFPOSe Deinzs a st 3 supp!y in sighs dealers were not lookiaz tor a got my whole systeiy oul 108 2 mixed. @0, Yory Strong miarkit and the sharp ubtarn i | vested far down on his breast, His | aconstant source of suffering, no appetite and und 40 feet fn width wich lines on the ) i c su 3 3 B [ A b i ou tho lod proposals will be recelved for the o b agie prices wis in o tro of' 1 suryrise, e | oyes wore tho - peculiur feuture of his | fioenjoymentaf fe, T boitics oF A D, Boyer & Company, [suumauduarih af aush steip, b NILoote purehiaso brEbatAL of 4 et Dout, Wit v e 4 ST S T 1 S K 9 SRt 5 Thoy - o ght e right ou 5 . > pon( he lincs o } J0pf ble for carr the railway rolling stock o toady: sucked, Has Ruriy fAKat was o 010 WihorLipi Beidux physiognomy, ~They were sunken | piatronedyfor tlood diseases. _— 6 and © Exehanze Bulldin g, South Omal now existinz in said Johwson's addition, | G or opErYIng $40, Fasliuy ROLMuE RiGoR BE Av—Plrmor and unehungedi timothy, 82,50 | advices, the feelins nproved and the eloss | 4¢P in the sockets and tufted almost Jonn Gavix, Dayton, Ohio Correspondence sollolted and promptly answar1 at the mayor, with the ippro- | 1) @9.00: prairi Woa wis a blx 1o bizher with everything sold, | all around by his beard and his heavy ——— Epoolul arbention 1o arders for siookers & foodars, B O to | 1'roposals should be clussificd as tollows: apysThs—V croamory, 10@%eidatry, | Fulrtosond logs of il weizits sold mostiy | eyobrows that connected over the bridge | Treatiso on Llood and skiu diseases maited fred, | oo — pospiettvee | L Proposals tose | transfer boat ut $195 (o Wit go0d 1o choice butehor rm; 1 Incorporatad, 132} _ aud heavy stufl. eseclully toward tie clo: ECEIPTS—Whedt, 93,000 bu.i corn, 4,000 | ut#.47 ana $3.40. One ce inon load sold carly ba: outs, none. 5 at B2, It was u good lively riot WA P BripaENTs — Wheat, 45,000 bu.; corn, 7,000 bu.; | from stert to flaish aod the close was Total AHNIE E £l S ST . “ 4 . , o0 sisld 4, Proposals for taking contract to do entire BWLI'E SFECIFIC €O, Atlanta, G | Eubluiod, 1881 o - o tnog Iy of sutd property una lunds tuken Dy sald | & Ee0pom O Wiy S— N Tha 4 Proposalstor rental of transfer boat, 7 a 2 b r cetlon . That this ordinance take d JROSLAR S Tirtarie h 8 us P" G l fl"l’T s Waggoner Birney Company ctlon B Fhat O e v | Requirements und specitications cun bo ob (ol . | 00} 400 Ue Iu Suree Trom sud b y talncd from the chief engiueer, Yankton, j E | L Write oF wiro us for prompt 8od rellable markst | uio. Norfolk & Bouthwestern railway, ¥anktons = oats, none. 4t the high point. Sules were lnrgely at from COUNTIES, 8CHOO th - . L Passed October 1st, 1502, - 5 10 #1045 agalnst #5.2 595 Friday and DIGTRICTS, SWATER reports - J MIN GROVES, B . Now York Markets. s DS I Sl SR | COMPANIES, BT, 8. R COMPARIER STEEL PENS 2 L JOUN GROVES, Al bids should bo uddgassed to: v ot, 15, ~FLOU ipts. 40.800 | aze of prices bald wus $.50% asaiust 85.21 Fric Correspondence solicited. ' s 3 . 1o Seerotary, e Youw Ot TOSGHC SRy, 4080 | B LR RL R i g BT | o e SMPANY. Sanke * o | Perry Brothers & Company, noting pridi Ay | onkton, Nortoik & southvestira vy, E"d capys ales, 4100 bhIs, KOW SSESTER | quy: Lorul housbs wre il wanshis good muts | 103+108 Daarborn Bireet c»'lc.Anoo"' GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXFoBITION, 1880, Live taol Uommisston. Approved October ity 1 © L im0 haasd Of Qirmotars pencn 88 A4 Siphth T, low grados, #0000 duy. Locul houses ure ull wanting good mut- - 3 o 4 LN Bloey Lammis o b, BEMIS 1o bowrd of directors Fescryes Lo FIR . i :J;'Huu? . “putonts, B102440; Min- | tons and priceswre nowinally firw. Fair to 13 Wall Streot, NEW YORK, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. | Boom @ Eacbango Bullding, Bauth Oms GEO. B BEMIS | reject any and all bids. visliLM Hosotu tlear red, BANQAS! stralghts, 85450 | bood uutives, EL00LAN0; fulr 10 good West- 70 Btate Ht., BOSTAN. | elephone 1797