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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10
Wholesale Exclusively.
CAN IL BE SOi

Simon Baer s Sons are now handling
Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee In as large
Quantities as ever, and they offer 1t TO the
trade, with all other brands, at the low.
est price. They also carry the largest
and best assorted stock Of Groceries In
The state, which they sell lever than any
other house, aud offer special induce.
ments TO cash buyers. Send your orders
10 Simon Baer & Sons.
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In Part Of the Circuit Court yesterday the
civil docket wss called and the cases set. A
COMMITTEES consisting Of Dr.. l.. J. Wilson, Mr..
Jacob Hull aud Capt. John Mcclure, was ap.
pointed 10 inspect the county Jail aud report
10 the court on its condition and the condition
Of the prisoners.
II. ii. Russell, Esq, and A. J. Clarke, Esq,
were appointed u committee TO examine the
Clerks office ard report.
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RuckIen,s ArnIca save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, ohilblainS, Corns, letter, ohapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 10
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
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apr3 III
A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.

BY virtue Of an ins rumeut Of nTirm.ut u.
euted BY George q. Roth on the bIa ia, Of NlNt
the County Lo1rG Of Ohio county, Wet VIhtk
a.signinx and conveying TO the undtRIgltd, /;
the benefit Of cIediLOR, as exmaNd ii M 8
Alignment, all the goods. ChAtlels and credits / Il,
said Georse q, kOlh. and e4pIClally All The 1904
wares, stock In trade aud merchandise Of BIZ a
goods store, At Nos 400 nd 2ltQ MEIn .utrL IL d,
City o. wheeling, heicby offer for ssle Mi iitf
OF goods aud merchandise, which is l.r,e. new "a
Of choice qublltY. This pFOpe " will 10 Iod d
deSiringjto purchase from Awel selected sod d
dIy goods, no ions, Gu pets &c Will do well 10 ul
before purchasing elsewhere. Notice |, AhO ana
10 all penons knowing themselves 10 be iuGvb4t
10 the said Roth, TO make immediate etltnEi
with me. BENJAMIN. n. List
apr7 ASigatt
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No SLEEP, sour temper, miserable generally,
Hunts Insect Powder wodld have prevented
all this. Kills bed-bugs as well as roaches,
ants and such pests generally. Price 25 cts.
At all druggists.
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No matter how jaded tho oonatitutinu may
be from disease or excess, the, the Great Ger.
man Invigorator restores Il permanently.
See advertisement, For sale by Z Booking
and @. Nenkemeller.
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Can you find case of Brighrs Disease OF
the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that u durable, that Hop Bitters
has not or cannot cureH Ask your neighbors
II they can. Tht4w
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DrsxEE's Salad Dre.sipgis the best thing Of
the kind ever sold. With 1t superb salad Of
any kind can be made without delay OF
trouble. It Is also one otthe best sauces ior
cold meats -S'
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A BAKER who lives in Duluth,
Went crazy one night with a tooth,
He rubbed the gum boil,
With St. Jacobs Oil,
Il cured him, and this 10 the truth.

The attention OF the public Is directed to
the advertisement in another column OF this
paper, OF the ,ssignee's sale OF dry goods. no.
tons, carpets, &C., at Nos. 2l00 aud 2i02 Main
street
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T.. r. LAIRD,
LINDA LAIRD.

The attention Of merchants Is called to the
large and valuable stock Of dry goods offered
at Rssignee's sale at Nos. 2l00 and 2l02 Main
RtraAt
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ST.. LOUIS, April s.-River risen inches
II feet BY gauge; weather clear and warm,
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Renewed In the latest spring styles, bleaehed,
colored, and finished good a. new, at Blake
4 Sons 81 Sixteenth street.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-A FlRST.CLASS BRICK
II Dwelling Of 10 rooms, situated OF How'd
street, in RiIkw0od. TENS to suit purchaser. l.
quire OF JAMES DUNCAN, OgletAJ BlGtk. tHtF
mort Ohio MID
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Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drus
store, Opera House corner,
,ani SiSlG7r.MI7A. laH.SEL7.M
S IS 70 ~ IS g
INDICATIONS.
w.m,Sofd 4 D. O., April lo.-I L-For
r.nna.sss ana the Ohio Valley, occasional
rain. warner east to south winds and falling
'] For he Lower Lake Region, fair weather
during ne day, followed by occasional rain,
northeast to southwest winds, stationary or
higher barometer. .e-if
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Just Receiyed-A siedenbach & Bro
Head OF Local.
bates Lodge, A. +. & A. Masons.
Spring aud Summer Stock-Brues d Golfer.
Retrigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
Piano for Sale.
Lecture To.night-Rey. Frederick D. Power.
Curtain Poles-McLure House Art Store.
New silyerware and Fancy Goods-L g.
Dillon.
Remoyal-Zink 4 Morehead.
House Cleanes-6. Mendel l. Co.
One Touch Of Winter b. +. Caldwell.
NEW Hats,
New Bonnets,
New Ribbons,
New Flowers,
New Laces,
New Goods In every department. All
the Latest Novelties In Notions and Hill
llnery Goods, at .,,,,, ,noo,
1909 Main Street.
Wholesale Exclusively,
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TINS life Is too full Of work, OF duty, and o,
pleasure to be wasted. But every body don't
think soor they would not tribe With a cola.
Or cough, when Or. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the Snly reliable remedy, can DO procured
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JERSEY CATTLE FOR SALE.

offer for sale number Of pure bed aud yrlas
Jeney ows, Heiiers and CalVes. In my herd ~
be found sons aud daughters Oi The most CelebiAbd
families OF JereyS. bo1h imported aus bone ny,
The Jerseys a Q Inc best family rOws known. ThU
will produce more cream and butter, commune ~
food, and arc the most dOCiIu Of an! breed q tAt
tle Call az my farm, or NJ the Oiro Of the tFAakI
sn splspaw 'oHP~H'' TIP. PHILLIP.
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PERSoSs desiring 10 purchase any articles
In large and we'll seleoted stock ofdry goods.
notions. d.. will do well by calliHg at MOI
800 and slO9r before buying elsewhere.
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FoR SALE.
E0R SALE.
DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred aud twenty.one acres Of tntI
timbered land, about i've miles southeast o. BsAI'
ton @. H., ". Va, on the wAieR Ol the Elk laIt.
The land "a underlaid with coal and the timber al
be toated down Rlk River 10 market Also "a
acres Of timbered land In Peny county, Tennb1ts,
", v, N0GE 4 BIO,
on mo KRrhet Street
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WARTsn

WANTED-YoUNG NAV ny
IVY h!tin Book keeping In WSsI,..iu As
GOO references required. AddnS RSss
once. = T., M,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
'EXECOToRs' NOTICE :.,-,'
NOTICE

N e130H'
Al persons with whom left Blank VII, ,,...
return them b. the 10Th day Of Amin n PStts
compelled 10 mSke return for thru, w.. w
law, anu report all who fair to male a s.,Has
me. any Person fail Or leluse u deIys, w W.
!aln ne Ahail forfeit not les lhIu I'm M, v =
than one hundl ed dollars. Tne return ~ \ N
wan Seoree Hook, CItrk ui the County Coa,t q y
my ottice, no. l4iU ChAplipe steel S'NiN&s
apt7 R.,H. PllII.Llfj Assoc, C,v Ma.
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NOTICE FOR D DISPOSITIONS,

The IVES, Virginia oil and OIL Land Con,,,,
Plaintiff,
N.
Levi Wood and 7. A. poyd, late paituer urte,s,.
name Of mood & Boyd, ]. llUn rth IoSieS is -.
n. shakeley, &c. IilmAn and ( ID GniSI,
Defendants. = - "uSN'.
In chRneery. In the CircuI. Court Of oh!OC Ouss
The defendants will take notice that thu d,,,,
tom oil b. D. Compton. !. G. Gilman, and N !,
Will be taken III tle once Of ". b. Rsyensrsuii I
ParkeiSburg, Wood county, West ViiEiGIA, an n
9Th day oil April. 1883, between The hOur oI i \
" and Or. NJ, 10 no 5eAd inevidence on The h.,iis
Of above cause OH behalf Of the plAlnllH. n n,
taking Of said dePziLOnS shall not be comnept,
OF, being commenced, shail not be, completed d
from time 10 lime until completed
TIE MhSr VIRGINIA OIL
npr3 III AMI OIL LAND CONplEY
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ounce. Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
Those Worn on the Breasts OF tn,
Police and What They Have
Twinkled On.

William Gibson, of the X. q.
house, was yesterday so good a ous-
TONER of his own bar that no had to
be cared for, and In accordance with
. warrant Issued By Justice Abbott
under the state law he was placed In
jail to sober up.
George Fry was arrested yesterday
BY Officers Cusiok and Brooks for
sneaking . coat from Mason Wise's
livery stable. 1t seems that Ery had
sold the coat to . secondhand store
for 81. 80, and II was recovered
A. A AL arrived yesterday from
Chicago to look after the case Of j. p.
Connolly, the young man arrested on
the charge Of embezzlement. Connolly
II appears has been travelling for
Louis Adler, Of Chicago, and Ia
charged with having got several
dollars behind In his accounts and
then skipped out. Connolly claims
that he is only short about $50 after
he turns owe his samples and what
money he has, about $40, and 10
anxious to settle, He says that be
got discouraged at the way business
was going, and though the house
called him In, he refused to come in,
In fact was ashamed TO. The aft Ii
Will probably be settled ia some salts.
factory way between employer and
smploye
Pat Quintor, u plain drunk, wa,
fined the regulation amount.
William Desmond. for his part II
. Sunday night beer garden row
pleod guilty to disturbing the peac,
and was 6oed $40 go.
George DAVIS and Barbara Harri
we're arrented for assault end batter,
aud disturbing the p ace. The woman
will be ranem oerod by ths name o
Bu,ch, who gained quito an Amazon
Ian record by shooting at snroe othe
woman Of whom she was jealous an,
by frequent brawlr. She and the ma
bad quito . ROY this time, and Deput,
Marshal White aud Constable Clai
| terbuok went after them. White ha
to give the man quite o chase, en-
fired several shots before he brough
him to bay. The man then pulled
pipe on the ofioer, but NATURAL
, did not shoot with 1t. The pair wer
before Justice Sohurz yesterday, ant
: on a plea Of guilty, Davis was fine
I, $40 aud costs, aud for lack of Gas
8 was lodged In isil. Barbara WI
fined $5 and costs and was allowed
20 on her promise to pay.
. The cases Of Lyons and the othel
o charged with breaking into the O., ]
g. Q cars, were brought up befol
Il Justice Sphurz yesterday and ool
tinued until the goth.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
A NICE u M an.
He steps from sunday School to ia
for Steatipg Harnesses ana Pork.

A short time ago the granary of M
L Evans, of Pacific City, was entered
and about eight sides Of pork stolen,
and q set Of double harness. The
officers here being notified, the prop
erty was traced up, and 1t was found
that the harness had been sold to Mr..
Kline, while the pork was sold to Lo-
ran Bror. From the clues there
gaiued, Officer Edgar traced the affair
back to q yourg man named j. l.
Keen. who has been msking his home
ct Glenwood, and there caused Keen's
a%rrest, much to the surprise of the
people OF that place, among whom the
young man had stood quite high.
Young Keen has been active In san.
day tchool and church socisls and had
won the confidence of the community
so that when he was arrested for
theft there was q great ou,cry Of nur.
prise and dihbelief. BE offered to
prove an slibi, but the officer was not
authorized to try the Gaze, and had to
leave him In jail to await examination.
Keen has been running a commercial
school In Glenwood and also has
classes In Pacific city, and 10 an excel.
lent penman and accountant. In.
formation has since been !, received
from Glenwood to the effect that the
young man has confessed to the com.
mission of the thefts, which will be a
still greater surprise to those whose
confidence he has won. EOficer Ed
gar left yesterday for Glenwood, &C.
companied by Mr.. Swan and Mi.
Kline as witnesses, and the young
mans fate will soon be determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
The CITY COUNCIL.
The Question Of Letting the ..
P.lRun up to Broadway,
The City Committee Gobbled
by the Democrats.

At an adjourned meeting Of the city
counsel held last evening the mayor
and full board were present.
The bill Of the bridge supervisor for
800 was allowed.
A petition was presented for the
repeal of the COW ordinance. Re-
ferred.
The mayor reported that he had sp.
pointed on the regular police force
II. III. Field, Officers Leonard, Brooks,
Warner, Cusick, Clough, and as park
policemen, Cavslt and Lamb, and their
bonds were presented.
The committee appointed to confer
with the Union Pacific officials
concerning giving that road the right
Of way wei Union avenue, reported
In favor Of granting uome right of way
up to Broadway, the company prom.
Using to run the dummy every half
hour and to build freight and passen.
ger depots The mayor refused to
srgn the report az he objected to give
up Union avenue for railway purposes.
In response to q petition of citizens
an ordinance was presented, reducing
the circus licenses to $3.50, including
n side show. The ordinance was
laid over under the rules.
The amount Of $17, 900 was placed
In the hands OF the sheriff to settle
for the condemnation of lands for the
grading and extention Of Bluff street.
The Evening Globe was made the
official paper Of the city after o lively
discussion.
The report of the finance commit
tee shows the bonded indebtedness Of
the city to be $147, 900. It shows the
expenditures Of the city council from
April, 1881, to March, 1882, eleven
months), to be about 800, 600, while
the expenditures Of the council from
April, 1882, to April, 1882, (twelvs
monthly, was $4,000, making q say.
Ing Of 5000, which accounts for the
good condition OF the city's finances.
, There VA much discussion over .
new ordinance introduced to correct
some alleged defects In the present
public library ordinance. It was
finally decided to have the city
treasurer pay over to the trustees Of
the public library the amount now, In
the fund, SAT- "a ,a.laaaa
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
Deals in Dirt.

The following transfers Of real es.
tate ere reported for The BEE as ia.
ken from the county records by ]. w.
Squire & Co., a~bstractors of titles,
and real estate and loan agents, Coun.
oil Bluffs
Thos. Carson to s. P. Sorenson, lot
5 In block 8, Hughes & Doniphan'a
add, e400.
Hoyt Sherman Recor to John Ham.
ilton, lot IL In block 0, Walnut, $50.
O. r. I and P. r. R. to VIM. A.
Dreff, NV ne 28, rs. Al, $3.50.
p. Judson to j. A. @. Whitney, lot
5 In block A, Judson's add, Nicola,
J. Batler to j. H. Griffith, 80 81,
n, SO, o.. $40.
g. Osborn to T. A. Pllling, % ne 4,
Is. 43, $1,000.
O. b. & Q r. r. to O. O. Kamllng
nj ~ 25. "a. 80, e1,040. "
j. Cunningham to +. A. Dshart
part . NV t'of lot z end part Q ! Z
!, 6. "a. SO, $110.
j. T. Smith TO j. 8. Wright, ne o.
sw. So, "a, A, 500
Willoughby, Dye & 90. to r Kiser
lot 8 In block 8, Macedonia, $500.
Officer & Pussy to w. L. Kerney
sw ne, 30. rs, Al, $500
Thos. Bowman, administrator, t.
j. Marks, sw of 10, sw of 10, Q J NV
10, "a, 43, 81, 500.
Thos. Officer to McCrickard, n |
NO and ne NV, 8, n, 43.
z. Barnes to O Bishop, W J W J o,
ne Of Sc, SO, 76, Al, $500.
r. 81. Woodmancy, trustee, to VIII.
loughby, Dye & Co., lot / In block 8,
Msoedonia, $40.
j T. Baldwin to r. e. BrIehtman
lot 20 In blooR 1, Oakland, 800.
w. L Kerney to J.. Haines snt
Williford Bros. sw sw of ne, IS rs Al
1926.
E M. Gallipan to e, r Galligan
lots IL and 10 In block "a, Beers
add, 1910.
VIM. Lyman TO Betty Robinson, !
acre In Sc sw, 10 rs 40, 500
A. P. Langmads to j. Danforth, 4.
feet off west side of LOTT In block 2
Grimes add, 500
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
A Post Norton.

The death Of Mrs. ]. T. Bell, whose
maiden name was Lizzie Anderson,
being sc sudden, and the causes not
being apparent, the friends for their
own satisfaction secured Dr.. Bellin.
ger to make Q post mortem examina.
tion, which resulted In tho determine.
tiAn that Inflammation Of the brain
WAS the cause Of death Mrs. b Ill
was born In EaStport, Iowa, aud re-
GENTLY came from Omaha With her
husband to make their home her..
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
MINOR MENTION.

See Joseph Refers spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
The Jubilee singers at Dohany'
Tonight.
The letter carriers are out in new
spring suits.
The wind smashed Joseph Rsiter'I
street show cases into pieces.
TIE Round Table meets this even
Ing at the residence Of Mr.. Beebe.
Tae Congregational ladies are pre-
parirg for a social T~hurAdsy evening,
The last marriage license recorded
Ia that of Joseph Hansen and Marie
Larsen.
John Epeneter Is putting q hand,
como galvanized iron front onto hif
Broadway etore.
The Juvenile band intends giving
another dance at Bloom g. Nixan'a
hall on Thursday next.
CoLLEoTIoNs-Promptly attended to
by Pottawattamie county collection
agency. FroLt office over 419 Bread.
way.
d. N. Honn, of the Immigration
association, started 246 passengers
last week for California and starts
thirty more to-day.
Mrs. Blaine wishes to return
thanks to the neighbors and the fire
department for their prompt assist
ance In putting out the fire ut her
residence on Sunday.
Allie Benton and Mary Sherman,
two fast ones who wanted to ride
faster on Sunday than the law allows
even on weekdays. will be called Into
court to-day to answer for their speed.
Chief Field now threatens to prose.
cute all who dump rubbish and filth
In the alleys and streets. The city
marshal tried that several times bat It
always ended With the notification.
On every side appear encouraging
building improvements. One old con!
tractor says that Council Bluffs will
do more building this season than In
any other previous four years. II
looks, in fact, quite boomy.
Some one, unknown, has had the
misfortune to lose . horse By drown.
Ing, near the deaf and dumb institu.
tion. 1t SCENE that the horse was
blind, and hence cd into the
hole and there met death.
To night o rich entertainment Ia
promised at Dohany's hall. The New
o leans university jubilee singers will
give The plantation aongn and south
ern melodies, the rendition of which
before crowded houses In all the large
cities of the country has Won for them
so much fame. No one should miss
tho jubilee music.
There was an incipient blaze at the
resldCncs Of Mrs. Blaine, which 10
also the home Of her son.in.law, Mr.
Wirth, of the Boston tea store, but II
wa, promptly and effsctually SO uelched
doing not more than $25 or $50 dam.
age The fire started betw BEN the
rolf and ceiling, probably from the
chimney, and the neighbors gave 90
prompt help In putting IL out that
there was no need of the steamers,
though the fire department responded
on quick time. II was only four
minutes from the time Of the alarm
before the department was. on the
grounds, and inside Of four minutes
more were ready to throw Q stream.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
one of the Presidents Fish.

One OF the P~reeident's Fteh.
A. LOWE yesterday received q fish
which he Immediately placed on dis
play at his residence on Broadway,
and which attracted much attention as
being n of the fish caught by Presi.
dent Arthur in Florida. At least this
fact was vouohed for by the Chicago
parties from whom LOWE got 1t. Aside
from the interest which this even
cau,es the fish itself 10 worth looking
at, 1t being what Is called . Rocki,l
and weighing 20 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
Useless Fright

To worry about any Liver, Kidney
or Urinary Trouble, especially Bright's
Disease or Diabetes, as Hop Bitters
never fails to cure where a cure Is pos
sible. We know this.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

Il Ia mor economical to buy
BURKE's SALAD DRESSING than It ID
to make . dressing; besides this, 1t Ia
made Of better materials than you can
buy ut the stores. Everybody likes It.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

Cur New Loan AM Improvement %
Investigation Into the matter con-
vinces us that one Of the most equita.
BILE, reasonable and feasible plans Of
building houses 10 that proposed and
In operation by the Mercantile Loan,
Trust and Improvement company VI
this city. BY investing In shares In
this institution, which ID backed by
some Of our best and most reliable
business men, II becomes possible and
comparatively easy for . man of mod.
crate means TO secure . comfortable
home for himself and family. In tax.
ing Q certain number Of shares, at Q
certain monthly payment, In . few
years man can own o house
Of his own for about the sans a,
he pays monthly for rent. W.
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company, by organizing and opening
up for business, having filed q Ions
felt want In Council Bluffs. Theil
plans and system of loans will beai
the most careful scrutiny and exam
nation, and We have no hositancy II
pronounoing them reasonable ant
equitable, and backed by gentlemen
Of honor and Integrity. AS the com
paDy exists 1t becomes at once an In
stitution of value and credit to oul
city and those who desire homes
Their president Ia T. A. Kirkland
Vice president, Judge Peske; SEQ
Rotary, I. r. Berry; treasurer, Col
Beebe, and their Office Ii In the base
ment Of Shugart's and McMahon'
new block, corner First venue ant
Pearl stree. ian27-ly
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

AJfne stock of watches, jewelry
and si~lver.plated ware to be sold at
auction. Sale this evening at z p. m.
at No. 102 Main street. All goods
guarantees ~ represented. 'e 40
A. West, Auctioneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

II you are NOT married, write the Mar.
Rage Fund and Mutual Trust AssociA.
iion, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. fog circulars
explaining the plan. H-ym.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

Call at Hardness Brothers for the
elegant new summer dress goods In
cashmere, silks, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

Canton straw mating, rioh velvet
rug and mats, and elegant Smyrna
rugs and carpets ct Harknsss Broth.
era,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

We notice the Marriage Fund. Mutual
Trust Association. Of Cedar RAPIDS, Iowa.
highly spoken Of In many Of the leading
papers Of the state. "Money for tho On
married" heads their advertisement In
Anothsr column Of this paper. f5.8m
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
poinx : or..t p.al Of GOOD.

NJ r.. ]. Berry, Of Portland, Me-, writes:
Your HENkY'S CARBOL1O SALvE 10
doing q great deal Of good. Some Of my
friend. have been greatly benefited by It's
use. / think II Is the best salve I have
ever ule Beware Of counterfeits.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17
DR.. West, Dentist, ID Pearl street.
FIVE POINTS.

DR.. Jefferies elegant residence on
Sixth avenue, for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

A friend TO the rioh and poor. A
medicine that strengthens and heals,
q Browns Iron Bit srs
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

For Coughs and Throat Disorders
use BRows's BRONCHIAL TRoooHEs.
Have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, except / think yet
better Of that which / began by thinking
well of"-Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher. Sold
only In box Pricses. rs cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

D, not fall to See the beautiful
Rhame and Persian curtain goods just
received at Harkness Brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-17

CATTLK-S 0O@S so; calves 8 0O@7 80.
Hoos-Market for hogs quiet, g. the
packing houses are closing; shippers are
pay Ing 3 30 to q so.