T
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19 , 1881 ' j
RELIEF RESTORED.
Saturday's Account from Elboroi
Indicates an Improvement
of Symptoms ,
His Coughing Loss Arduou
and the Expectoration Less
Purulent.
A Fooling of Relief Generally
Prevalent at Long
Branch ,
Favornblol SjniptomB , However
over , nra not Doomed Perma
nent nnd mrty Disappear-
Hntlonnl Associated
LONO BiiANcii , September t7.
Tlio cftrlicst report this morning show
that the president had apparently
passed n comfortable night. Konp o
the attending Burgeons were rcquircc
nt the patient's ' bcdsido after 10
o'clock and none wora of course
called. The surgeons loft Franklyn
Cottage about 10.:30 o'clock , when the
cottnpo wa closed , nnd remained BO
until 8 o'clock this morning. It was
only opened to allow thpso who were
on duty during to the night to loayo
.Nurses brought out the informntioi
that the night wan a quiet and com
fortabl * ono and there had boon
A STEADY DECLINK
in all the unfavorable symptoms
This , to seine catcnt , allayed an in
creasing feeling of anxiuty over the
long delay in issuing the morning bul
letin. The anpearani.es wcro gjvoi
personally to the agent of the Nationn
Associated Press by two of the presi
dent's immediate attendants , who Jiat
on duty throughout the night.
I)11S. AONEW AND BL1HH
visited the president together nt 8
o'clock this morning. After they had
Loon in consultation it waa informally
announced that the bulletin would bo
delayed , but would probably bo a
favorable ono. It wa.s stated that the
delay was for the purpose of enabling
them to make a very complete exam
ination in order that the bulletin
might convoy the exact condition of
iho president. The delay occasions
anxiety , nevertheless. Some of the
president's attendants state that ho
has hold his own during the night ,
Lut
HAH MADE NO GAIN ,
Dr. Boynton'fl exact langungo being :
"Tho president hud an unexpectedly
favorable night , but has gained noth
ing. "
The weather is much better to-day
clear and warm but high winds
still prevail.
9:30 : A. 31. BULLETIN OFFICIAL.
ELHEKON , Sept. 17. At the morn
ing examination and dressing of the
president the temperature was 09.8 ,
pulse 108 nnd respiration 21. The
iluctuations of the pulse during the
night varied from 110 to 130 , the
temperature during this tiino not do-
vioiing much from normal. Ho slept
y > > to well , taCtng nourishment at tfio
Benck ; p..Vr interval ! ! . His cough was not
'oublesomo * 'and the expectoration
was moderate. The discharge from
the wound is moro healthy , and the
color ot the granulations has slightly
improved.
( Signed ) D. W. BLISS.
W. J. HAMILTON.
The original draft of the official bul
letin waa uivon to the press by Dr.
Agnew and was in his hand-writing
for the first time ninco the removal to
Long Branch. Dr. Bliss said subse
quently : "Well , I do not fool so blue
as last night. I think the president
is batter than during the evening and
there are good grounds for
EXI'EOTINO SOMETHING DBTTEll ,
Attornpy-Ponoral MacVoagh said
the conditions were moro favorablo.
The discharge from the lungs is better -
tor in quality and loss unhealthy.
While ho could not say that ho was
greatly encouraged he thought there
waa loss grounds for anxiety than last
night Dr. Agnew was aakod , if in
his opinion , there was danger of
' THE PRESIDENT'S ' DEATH.
Ho refused to express nn opinion
upon the subject , but said there can
1)0 no doubt that the president ia a
very sick man ; neither can there bo
doubt that ho ia better to-day than
yesterday or last night , but it can't
bo said how long this will last , Dr ,
Boynton , who has not usually boon
hopeful , says thia morning that there
has boon not only n subsidence of un
favorable symptoms , but also
AN ACTUAL 1M111OVJMENT ;
that there ia no immediate danger , and
that the next twenty-four hours will bo
better than the last. Ho nays yester
day's fluctuations were the greatest
fiinco ho waa sick. The latest rumor
u that tha trouble ia complicated with
continued malarial symptoms , but thin
is denied by the doctors. If malaria
ia present , it is claimed there will bo
another rolopso Sunday. The presi
dent's mind to-day is again clear. TTo
lias taken as much nourishment as
usual.
NOON BULLETIN UNOFFICIAL.
The president's condition , as
numinod up , is as follows : Ho slept
better than nt the same tiino yester
day , when ho was in the midst of a
febrile riso. There has thus far boon
no marked change durinc the day ; no
perceptible gain nor loss. Pulse 102.
COL. JIOCKWELL ,
who eat up with the president all
night , said : "Ho ia butter and will
Jiavo u good day. Ho is not dead yet
Tjy great odds. If ho ia going to die
from this trouble it ia going to take a
* i good deal yet to kill him , 'nnd it ia
1 going to tuko n long tiino to do it , too.
; The president ia tough and ho can
K stand a great deal yot. "
P5 | ' . *
Instantly Killed ,
'
h' flj ( Special IMipalch to Tin I ) .
" LINCOLN , Nob. , Sept. 10. Alvin
A , McGiiiro shot and instantly killed
Elijah Ynnarikon. They quarreled
about the woman wjio afterwards beam -
am McQuiro'a wife , Yanarikon
called to BOO her , was refusu admis-
ion , and ho kicked' thu door down ,
3fcGuro ! then shot him. i
\ \
ELECTRIC BRIEFS ,
National AwotUtwi I'rc s.
Postmaster-General James. Score
tary Hunt nnd Secretary Windon
arrived in Now York fiom Boston 01
Saturday evening.
Peter Iligtn'ns was assassinated a
Moredian , Miss. , by ono Thos. Sulli
van.
van.A rascal named John Monroe , _ o
AVnyno county , 111. , wedded a Mis <
McCarthy , of respectable parentage
After ho had spent what money lit
possessed , ho packed his family nn <
effects in a wagon and started foi
Missouri. On the-way ho villainous ! )
demanded that his wife , who , to hoi
additional misery , was in child-birth
got out of the wagon to got dinner.
Complying , though reluctantly , to hit
brutal demand , ho drove oil" and lefl
the poor wife to die from oxposuio.
Monroe was subsequently arrostoi
and jailed.
The convention in Dublin of lam'
leaguers Saturday adopted resolutions
setting forth that it was the duly ol
tenant farmers in Ireland to give each
laborer employed on their farms one-
half aero of tilled land for cauh twdn-
ty-fivo acres of his holding.
Andrew Kountzoman , of Pittsburg ,
Pa. , upon being discharged from jail
this morning went to the residence ol
his wife , assaulted n man with a brick ,
knocking him Bonsolossfound { Ins wife
in the yard and attacked her with n
bar of iron , fracturing her skull and
causing wounds from which she can
not recover. Ho then cut his throal
and died a few Moments later.
Contributions are being liberally
forwarded from all parts of the coun
try for the relief of the Michigan suf
ferers. There is such widespread dis
tress , however , that it is thought 10-
000 for six consecutive days will bo
necessary to keep people from perish
ing.
English mills continue to close.
Oyor 5,000,000 spinnurs are reported
to bo idle at Oldham alone.
London dispatches from Candahar
indicate that the nmcer has gained
much of his lost ground and has quite
an advantage over Ayoob Kahn.
At a mooting of the Trades Union
Congress , of London , Saturday , a lot-
or over the signature of Minister
jowell was road , which thanked the
lologatos in behalf of the American
) cpplo for their resolutions of friend-
hip and sympathy for President Gar-
field.
VEST VERSUS GRANT-
Senator Vest Strikes n Forcible
Blow nt the Ex-Pi csldonti
fatlontvl Associated 1'rcsa.
ST. Louis , September 17. Senator
Vest , of Missouri , responding to an
nvitation to attend the
to-day con-
odcrato reunion at Moborly , has ex
ited much comment by an attack
ipon ox-President Grant. Ho says :
'I had foolishly hoped that the tears
nd prayers of the south over the
ying president would at least have
lodoratcd this unworthy man to a
ccond Imto and passion , but General
iraiit has declared in an address that
lonsions must bo given only .to Union
oldiurp. The insinuation is disgrace-
ul to him only who mokes it. No
onfoderato has over asked n pension
nd Gen. Grant well knowit. What
rug lias worked so inWvollpus n
liaiifco in this man since his testimony
t Cairo a year ago , that thoao who
rare the gray were as true to the
Fnion as those who were the blue ?
CRIMINAL RECORD ,
atlonnl Associated 1'ruas.
HEK JUST DESERTS.
LITTLK ROCK , Ark. , Sept. 17.
nfonnation is received hero this
torning that Jane Campbell , a color-
d woman living near Dyke Mills ,
ja. , killed two children , aged 10 and
2. The woman beat out their
trains with a pine knot
or some trivial act of disobedience ,
ftor the inquest , and when the causa
f death became known , a mob of
whites and blacks dragged Mrs.
Campbell from her cabin , tied her to
stake , and , despite her screams , lit-
rally roosted her alive. The crime
nd punishment is without parallel in
lie criminal annals.
Railroad Fatality.
National Auoclateo ; i'rcM.
EtMiHA , N. Y. . September 17. A
ollision occurred between the two
iastward bound freight trains on the
few York , Lake Erie & Western
ailway this morning , eight miles cost
if this city. Five persons wore
: illod two instantly and a sixth is
atally wounded.
THUKE CHILDREN I1URNKD.
MAKRUAU. , Texas , Sept. 17. A
olorod man and wife , named John-
3ii , residing ton mile * southwest of
arthago , Panola connty , loft their
liroo small children at homo alono.
'ho fother dropped a coal of fire from
iis pipe as they we'nt out , from which
ro originated. The children were all
) urned to death.
Recovered.
National Associated Frees.
DKTHOIT , Sept. 17. Four bodies
mvo bcon recovered from the wreck
f the propeller Columbia , which'wont
own a week ago to-day , near Frank-
ort , and will bo brought to this city
> y the revenue cutter Andrew John-
on.
Conceded toTliolrDemnudi ,
National Associated 1'rvu.
JACKHON , Ohio , Sept. 17.The
triko of the minors of llorao Greek
valley came to an end to-day by Iho
operators pgreoinf to give the advance
of ton cents per ton asked by the mi-
icis. Work will bo rommcd Monday.
FREE OF COST.
Dn. KINO'H NEW DIHCOVEUY for
7onsumpUon , Coughs and Colds
Asthma , Bronchitis , etc. , is given
away in trial bottles free of cost to
ho ivlllicted , If you have a bad
ough , cold , dilllculty of breathing ,
loaracnoss or any affection of thu
hroat or lungs by all means give this
vondorful remedy n trial. AH you
aluo your existence you cannot
( lord to lot this opportunity pass.
Vo could not aflbrd , and would not
; ivo this remedy away unless wo
iiiew it would accomplish what wo
hum for it. Thousands of hopeless
asoi have already been completely
ured by it. There ia no medicine in
lie world that "ill euro one half the
.isos that Du. KINO'H ' Nnw Diboovjjuy
vill euro. For sale by
0) ) lait ft McMAHO.x , Omaha ,
CRAFTON.
A Town that is Springing into
Now Life ,
Great Need of Proper Irrigation -
tion in Nebraska.
Some of the Mont Prominent Easi
ness Features of tbo Plnco-
Cortcspomttnco ol The Icc. !
GHAKTOX , Nob. , Soplombor 18.
Grnfton was IhoWyinorowitU which
the B. & M. fought Button which was
then without n depot aa Blue Springs
is to-day. After Suttou got her dnpot
Grafton drooped , in fact before that
the Graftonitcs weakened and many
of 'horn wont , liouso and all , acrosi
'tho pralrio to Sutton , but lalor ycara
Itavo proved that there ia plenty of
room for both towns and to-day Grafton -
ton claims ? v heavier grain trade thail
cither of the more populous rivalathat
arc east and west of her.
mtirriNO WHEAT.
Thrco largo eluvatora arc busy all
the time handling the wheat now com
ing in.
G. II. Warron's elevator has been
enlarged and rebuilt to accommodate
the pressure. Steam has recently
been introduced in this elevator and
now it will clean and transfer grain
with rapidity.
LIVE STOCK.
A largo amount of horned cattle
and hogs are fattened for market in
this vicinity , and the shipments arc
on the increase with great rapidity.
In the course of tiino all the surplus
[ ( rant of this country will go to mar
ket either bellowing or squealing , as
tko farmers wako up to the fact that
Nebraska is not designed to compote
with Minnesota for raising wheat ,
but that she can beat the world
tor producing cheaply the beef
steaks and hums that are so much
prized as to always bo in demand at
high figures.
coux is' KINO ,
and it ia corn that Nebraska farina
produces in the greatest perfection.
It is corn thai- makes the richest and
best beef and the most delicately
flavored mutton and pork ,
otm OUASSKS.
The buffalo and the bunch , where
can their equals bo found ? Rich nnd
uicy from top to the roots , winter
LIU ! summer they are cngorly eaten
and supplemented by huy which
nakos a wondotful crop. This land
s bound to bo the par.tdiao of stock
arm owners.
imotmi.
The lack of rain his not boun so
ovorcly felt in this locality as in the
outhern central counties , but as Penn
sylvania is moving for irrigation ,
vould it not bo well to recognize the
undoubted fact tli.it Nebraska does
iced irrigation at least as much iw
. 'onnsyhlinio ? At Grafton I
loticod ono of the Hazen wind mills
ceoping up a little crook that would
rrigato a twenty aero field if the
stream were properly led out over the
cultivated surface. In all my travels
[ never saw but ono spot of Nebraska
and that was irrigated , and that gar-
Ion patch was a wilderness of vegota-
ion that furnished iho city of North
? latto , Nob. , with all the "garden
truck" that was wanted.
The alkaline soil without irrigation
vould grow nothing but grease wood.
[ t was too alkaline to produce grass
enough to cover the ground , but ,
with irrigation , eastern products were
dwarfed into insignificance. Why
not experiment n little ? Won't some-
3ody irrigate ton acres somewhere by
digging ditches from a wind-mill and
urning the water through first ono
ditch and then another ? I venture to
assert that an experienced irngationist
will produce on ton aorca of irri
gated and carefully prepared South
L'latto land live hundred bushels of
wheat , It is worth trying. Won't
some ono put up a big wind-mill or
two and give the country the benefit
of a practical teat of the capabilities
of our soil when enriched by n regu-
ar and copious flow of water ? Why
can't ono of our railroads hire a Utah
'armor to como here and try it on ?
Ull'llOVEMKNTS.
The Grafton steam flouring mil's '
mvo now the patent process , and , in
'act. they have boon thoroughly over-
lauleil and refitted. They have four
run of burrlia , and Mr. J , A. Ellis ,
the proprietor , tells mo that they have
all the wotk they can do.
Mr. H. 0. Pricp has built him anew
now buildim ; for his bank of Grufton ,
and it is a daisy and as neat as any
country bank in Nebraska.
I am willing to voiituroa nickel that
Dr Bullard's niw drug store and ofllco
are also models for a town like Graf *
; on , and judging from the numerous
calls the doctor receives , it is altogeth
er probable that ho is as busy as ho
cares to bp. Dr. B.illard nevertheless
iccompunieil your correspondent , and
ay his influence I got n wonderful
subscription list in Grafton. It is not
often that I meet with a bettor spool-
lion of the educated public spirited
jentlomnn.
QIUUTEUS FOIl THE CUOWI > .
Mr. A. 0. llicharda lias recently
: akon charge of the only hotel in
town and ia trying to do the best ho
can with a miacrablo old rickety con
tracted building. It ia a pity that
soiiiu ono won't erect a hotel here that
will fill the demand of a town that
lias the importance aa a shipping point
that is accorded to Grafton ,
Two restaurants started on the day
I visited Grafton , J. G. JFoFaddon
nnd another man , whoso name I did
not loam , are the investors. They
ought to succeed , and yet , unless they
can find some place to give sleeping
quarters to their patrons the demand
of the town will not bo any where near
filled.
THE LAND
in this vicinity , BO < ho people boast ,
is just n ttitlo ahead of any other spot
in Nebraska. Whoi ) ull the land is
so rich and productive it is not un
common to mid men claiming that the
jxncl spot they call homo is just a lit-
( lo better Mian any other , Here the
gentle roll of the surface and thn
blackness of the foil indicate that the
agricultural possibilities are wonder
ful , and , without doubt , witli a good
year Grafton could make an astonish
ing exhibit.
This year of grace has , however ,
been n graceless year , and the crops
are fur below the average.
The bolt covered by the hail storm
extends to within two inilca of the
town of Grafton.
High prices equalize matters , Jiow-
over , and perhaps give a margin on
the good side so thai in dollars and
cents the fanner of Central Nebraska
will show good crop ruturns , probably
above the average.
A weekly paper hnabson started by
a handsome- young editor who has
made it a very handsome shoot , and
ho ought to bo handsomely supported
for lie stands by the people's interests
in a handsome manner. However ,
some handsome young girl should
take him in her handsome arms and
cook ImndBn'ne dinners for him and
rear his handsome family , and that
would bo doing the handsome thing
by Grafton's handsome editor.
In the list of public improvements
I missed the school house that Grafton
is building. It ia a fine structure and
will cost $1,000. It will bo ready for
the winter term of school.
CaptReal , the owner of 1,400 acres ,
is making his property into a stock
farm. Ho has an elegant residence
and is surrounding himself with all
that makes life desirable.
Grafton needs and should have anew
now depot. If the B. & M. wants to
retain the friends she has in this town
and got more of them she can't do
better than to ECO that her Grafton
depot keeps pace with the progress be
ing made in all directions.
For business review of Grafton sco
advertising columns.
RANOEH.
Honorable Mention-
Of all the remedies on earth that well
may claim attention , Dr. TIIOMAH' Jici.KC-
Tllia On. commamli especial mention. For
wondrous power to cure disease , its fame
them's none cnn throttle. Its merits tire
not In the pulf , but are inside the bottle ,
llhcumatisin , neuralgia , sere thront ,
asthma , bronchitis , diphtheria , tc. , nro
all cured by Thomas' Eclectria Oil. eodlw
WOMAN'S TRUE FlUEND.
A friend in need is a friend indued ,
This none can deny , cspeciall when
assistance is rendered when ono is
spiely afflicted with disease , moro par-
ticulary those complaints and weak
nesses so common to Our female pop
ulation. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend , and will positively restore her
to health , oven when all other reme
dies fail. A single trial will nlw.iys
piovoour assertion. The are pleas
ant to the taste and only cost oO cents
a bottle Sold by Ish & McMn-
hon. (1) ( )
RHEUMATISM ,
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Bacbsofio , Sorenett of the Chest ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sore Throat , Swell
ings and Sprains , Burns and
Scalds , General Bodily
Paint ,
Tooth , Ear and Headache , Frosted
Feet and Ears , and all othof
Pains and Aches ,
IT < . Preparation on arth tqoali BT. JACOW Ori
M a * nfe , * ure , tlmplfi and cheap Jlxleroal
tmedy. A trial cntaili but the comp.rmUT.lj
totting outlay of 50 O nf , and cTtrjr on * lutTer.
( M with pain can bar * cheap and poaltlre "roof
Ol IU elalmi. fff ,
Plrtctloni In B1 rn Infv * ( v. V f
OLD BY AILDBUOOIBT8 AKDI5BAIEM
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGIXSR & CO. ,
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1880. SHORTJ.INE. 1880.
KANSAS CITY ,
St , Joe & Council Bluffs
u til * asw _
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND THE EAST
From Omaha and the West.
No change of can between Omaha and u . iX > uU ,
and but one between OMAUA and
NKW YOUK.
Daily Passenger Trains
IIACIIINO ALL
EASTERN AND WESTEHN CITIES with LESS
CJIAKQES and IN ADVANCE of ALLJ
OTHEK LINES.
Thi entire line u equipped with Pullman * !
Palace Sleeplns Cant , Ial co Pay Coaches , lllller1 *
SaMy 1'latlorin and Coupler , and the celebrated
Wcstlnghonso Air-brake.
/3T8i-a that 5 our ticket ro d VIA nANSAS
ClTf , 8 P. JOSUl'U & COUNCIL DUUJrTS Kail.
rovl , la St. Joaqili and St. Ix > ul .
TIcUU for tale at all coupon atatlon * In the
Went. J. r. UAItNAUD ,
A < C. DAWES , Qcn. Supt. , fit. Joseph , MoJ
Don. 1'asa. and Ticket Ayt. Bt Josepli , Mo 5
I AKBY lloiinrJi , Ticket Ajunt ,
10SO t'arnham > trvct
A. D. BMIU > t'eneral Aircril ,
OMAHA. JIB
DISEASES
-OKTHE _
EYE & EAR
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL AOSI8TANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Ucferenccs all llcputiblo Wiytlclmi of Oinalun.
tfOlfice. Corner 15th nnd Farnham Stt. ,
Omaha , Neb itiiiiiicU
A , G. TROUP ,
ATTORNEY AT - LAW
Burfock
MM. J. 0. Itobcrtson , I'lttalmnr , Ta , , writes : " !
wai sulTcrlnt'from general tlililhtr. want of np-
petite , comtijution , ctp. , no tint mo wnn bur
den ; niter usltiif llunlock Blood Hitters I felt bet *
tcr than foroais. 1 cnnnot pralao jour Itlttirs
too tnudi. "
H.GIM * . of RulTato , N. Y. , urltce : "Vonr
Hiirdock llfood Illtlcrn , In thronloillKn csot the
Wool , lUcr anil I.Itlncjf , ln\c licen flcrallv
nmrkcd w.tli jticccn. I Imto u < u < l them nijncfl
\\llli bc t results , lor torpidltvof tholhcr mil In
CMC of a frlcntl of iiilno ixitlcrliit , ' from ilro ] > y ,
the effect M as nmn clous.1
UrucoTurner , nochontcr , K. Y.wrttcs"I ( : hn\c
been subject to ecrlons disorder of tbo kldnc B.
anil unable to nttcnd to husliifss : llunlock lilooil
Hitters relict oil 1110 licforo half nbottlovoa used ,
t feel confident that they will entirely euro me. "
K > A'cnlth Hall , ninghampton , N. Y , , writes ;
"I lufferctlUthn dull pain through inv eft
IUIIR and Bbouldcr. Lost my spirits , appctltn
and color , nnd could vtlth illtllcuHy keep up nil
day. Took jour llunlock niood IMtcrs ni di
rected , and line fc t no pain since first neck af
ter using tlivin , "
Mr. Noah Bates , Klmlra , N. Y. . writes : "About
four yearn ago I h id an attnck of iiHlousIctcr.nnd
nc\cr fully recovered. My illtrc. the organs
were weakened , and I would no completely pros-
tratcd for ibjs. Alter utlng two bottles of jour
llunlock I'.lood Illttcra tlic iniprofctncnt as so
xltlblo that I va njtoiil hcd. I can now , though
01 j carg of ago , do a fair and reasonable ibj'a
work ,
0. Bliekct Uoblnson , proprietor of The Canada
rrosbjtcrtan , Toronto , ( Jut. , writes : "For jcarn
I suHirul LTuntly from oft-recurring hcnilachc. I
used jour Himlock Illood Hitters vslth happleat
results , and I now Iml ! lujsclf In better htalth
than for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , HulTalo , N. Y , . writes : ' -Ihave
used Dunlock Dlood Itlttcni for ncnous and btl-
lious hcadachca , and cnn recommend It tonujono
requiring a euro for bllllousncss. "
Mra. Int Mullholland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
"For c > cral } tars 1 hat e Buffered from oft-rtcur-
ting blllloui hcadaLhei , iljspcpsla , and eom-
plaints peculiar to in ) BOX. Since lifting jour
Uurdock DIood Hitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price , 31.00 per Dottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Cti
FOSTER MILBDEH.&Oo Props
, . , , ,
BtTFFALO , N. Y.
Sold at vt holcsalo by Ish It McMabon and C. F.
Goodman. Jo 27 cod-mo
LEGAL NOTICE.
John McFaddcn will toke notice that on the
lOthof August , IbSli Clmrlcs Brandc * , Juitlcoof
thu 1'cacc , of 1st precinct , Doughs Co , , Neb , , is-
filed an order of attachment forthosumof @J0.2S
in an action pending before him , \vherein Arne
iCratz is ] > lalntilf and John McFodden defendant ,
that property consisting of household tunilturo
and implements ha been attiu hcd under Raid
order , bald cause \vas vontlnucd to 21st of
September , 1831 , , 10o'clock p.m.
Jt AltNO KItATZ , I'latntiff.
PROBATE NOTICE.
State ol Nebraska' , Douglas County , cs :
At a County Couit , held nt thu County Court
Hooin , In and for fc-ikl County , Aucrubt 1st , A.
f D. IbOl. Present , HOWARD B. SSJini ,
County Judge.
In the matter ot the estate of Joseph II. Not-
son , deceased :
On reading and filing the , ctltion of Martha
S. Nclaon , iirajin. that the Instrument , P--
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letting to ho "a ifnly authenticated copy'of the
I ast will and testament ofld deceased , nnd ol
the prohato * thereof , by the Circuit Court of
Fountain County , State of Indiana , and this day
Illed in tills Court , may bo allowrd and recorded ,
us the las twill aml.tistamcnt of salt ) Joseph II. '
Nelson , dcctaecd , In and for the SUto of Ne
braska.
Ordered , That August 27th , A. D. 1SS1 , at 10
o'clock a. m , , Is a&ilgntd for hearing said petition ,
v hen all persons Interested In Bald matter may
appear at a County Court to hs held , in and for
said County , nnd thovf cause w hy the praj er of
petitioner BhouM not be granted ; and that notice
of tha pendency of said petition and Iho hearing
thereof , bo sl\en to all persona Interested in said
matter , hv publishing a copy of this order In Tint
OMAHA SVKKKLY DUE , a newspaper printed In said
County , for tlirco succcssh o weeks , prior to Bald
dnv o < hearing.
[ A true copy. ] 1KHYAHD B. SMITH.
auglO-u3t County Judijo.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
Memory , Palna in the Iliclt or Bide , and disease *
' " 'that lead to
Consumption
Insanity and
early gra e
The Specific
Medicine li
being used
with wonder
ful success.
Pamphlet !
aent free to all. Write for them and get fall par
ticulars.
Price , Spodflc , 11.00 per package , or ilx pack *
ages for 15.00. Address nil orders to
D. SIMSON MEDICINE CO.
Noi. 104 and 100 Main St Buffalo , N. T.
Sold In Omaha by C. F. Goodman , J. W. Bell ,
i , K Isb , and all ifru glitaoi ory where.
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dreds. ATorotito , Oat.
Business College ,
THE GREAT WESTERN
QEO. n. RATHDUN , Principal.
Greighton Block ,
OMAHA , WitllASKA. :
for ClrcnUr nov sn.t | tf
ilc ot nl'lllty , to reprtscnt
CHAMIlEltS' lllctlon.ry of Unl.
\crtal KiionlcdKo. Compltto Cjilopjidla of
Kcrv Day \\'ant .
Tht U the Mott Utcful and Conijuct Literary
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Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
15th and Dodge 8tt. , Omaha , Neb (
This agency docs mRicrLTa brokerage buslnc-fs.
Doci not tpituUtv , and thcrcfora any barptlni
on UH bool.a are Injured to Iti ( atroui , intttad
ot bcliii ; gobbled up l > v the a.'tnt j
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
Wo desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our-
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan *
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overshirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &o.no\v open , Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts ,
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ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , MAHA , NL'B.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
if 18-mo
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Parnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
Consignment . ! mode us til recelt e prompt attention. References : State Dank , Omaha : Plati
& Co. , IJaltlmorc ; Feck & Knnshcr , Chicago ; M. Werk & Co. , Cincinnati.
I. OBERFELDER & CO , ,
IMPORTERS AND JODDEIIS OP
MILLINERY & NOTIONS , ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
The only exclusive wholesale house in this line in the west.
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WHOLEBALE GROCER ,
1213'Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
GunsAmmunitionSporting Goods
FISHING TACKLE , BASE BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY COOPS.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne
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The Largest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
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We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oik-
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains. >
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.
1313 Farnham St. , Omaha ,
WM. F. STOETZEL ,
Dealer in Hardware ,
Cooking Stoves
TIlsT
Stove Repairer , Job I orker and lanufacturer
Tenth and * . Omaha
Jackse" - - - , Neb