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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ainuse1ncbt ETC. aD.Nights
NATIONAL THEArER.-HerneS "Hearts of Oak. u
FoRps OPERA HoUsE--"The Paror Match
THx2TER CoMIQUE--RentZ-Santley Novelty and
BurieSque Company.
DINE misunderstanding performance.
ST. PATRICK'S CHUKCH-Griind Concert
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps Will he lighted this evening at $50
o. m, and exJinguiShed at 4l5 a IN.
The funeral OF 1ir. Iawrason Riggs, which took
place froIl Emmanuel p. Z. church, In Baltimore,
yesterday, was largely attended The remains
was MIR. w. W. Corcordn, OF this city.
The police force and pOundmaSter are actively
prosecuting the dog war. The executions yeSter-
day numbered tIIy-Slx.
Last eTening officer Hinkel found dead infant
near the Peace monument, corner LIST street and
PennSylTa avenue
The central republican committee OF the District
swung out handsome Blaine and Logan banner
last night on Pennsy Ivania avenue, between 14th
and 18th streets.
The ball game yesterday afternoon between the
police and IRE department, for the benefit OF Mrs.
Fowler, resulted In favor Of thepoce by score OF
Is To IL
DIR. Newman Hall, the eminent English divine,
now visiting this CITY, preached at the COngrtga-
tonal church last evening to large gathering.
DIS Butler. Domer, Patton, Bartlett and Bullock
occupied seats on the platform.
he Cleveland and Hendricks club OF the fifth
ana SXth districts at their meeting last night-H.
h Davis In the chair and j. III. % Brien secretary
was addressed by MeSSrs Pierce Bell, T. j. Luttrell
Mills Dean, DIR. Baldwin, E. ID. Wright and the
president, Mr.. Davis The club will attend the
and the mass meeting In Alexandria, Va, next
week.
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EBaifey's, S:ao 2th street.

All Who Are ia Search Of Health.
whose constitutions are impaired from sedentary
habits or too great il strain upon the nervous sys
TEN by continued application 10 business, or Old
persons. whether MAZE or female, when vitality re-
quires reSGsCitaton, or when the digestive organs
heed tone, Or those afflicted with pulmonary dis
ease, try Dufys iule rley Malt VI u!sAy. For
Sale by all druggists and grOcerS. Price 81 per bot
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Tom. Brook. Shenandoah {

TOMS Brook. Shenandoah Co.. Va,
June q, 1884.
Duty Mdh FhiSkD Co., Baltimore, Did:
GENTLEMEN: md the Sample Malt Whisky q
surety pure article free from any huIttul impurl-
Ties, and Just the article for tubercuiOuS patients
viii hereafter prescribe it in my practice Respect
fully, w s. CLINE
"IhousandS OF sufferers are to-day hopeless and
desparing Try DuifY'S Malt Whisky. IL will re-
store you 10 health strength and vigor."
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w. w. BUnpErrE & Co.

w. w. BunDErrE & Co.
Have Just opened magnificent stock Of
LADIES' CLOAKS RUSSIAN CIRCULARS DOL
MANS. SHORT WRAPS. jackets, &c
ALSO,
FINE DRESS GOODS SIT KS BRoCADE yELvETs,
PLUSHES AND CLOTH SUITINGS
CARPETS on upper floors
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs A SPECIALITY,
All of our goods have either been Imported by the
firm. or bought of Importers and Manu- lecturers
We have Bankrupt Stock or Auction goods to of
for sale
W. W. BURDETTE l. CO.,
oc15-6t No. 92s 7th street. FOG street northwest
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BLACK DKrss Goops DErAnrMEs T.
E. G. DAVIS.
719 MARKET SPACE

Having recently visited the Eastern Market we are
now prepared to show customers the public a
large aud varied stock of BL OK SILK NE:.vErS.
Plain aud Brocade Black eros Grin silks from 7a
S325a yard: Black Satin Rhadanes and Merveilleun :
Black Armure silks. tor Mourning: Black Satin DE
Flora; Brocade Silks. Co1rtsud's IN glish Crepe
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED s.. ACK GOODS
Black Cashmeres. from soc to 81 per yard
Bison Cloth. from ~ Lc. to 81 -
Royal surah. french serge. all wool Grape ANGELA
Drap d'Ete, anu many 9th r choice fabrics
% Giloerts uitinZ 81 per yard fo.m price 81 %
ga Back French 1ricot. 81 IS. former pr ce sl7a
60 Hack Broad Goth Tor ! aior-ma.le Suits
Large Stock of Fancy Gray and Black wooleas for
Combination uits
Some choice things in Silk and Wool Mixtures
NOtICNs! NOTION,,r
Stock must be seen 10 be appreciated We ask an In.
spection. No trouble TO show coods.
POPULAR PRICES.
Z. G.. DAVIS.
ocll COR 9Th AND MARKET SPACE
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Genus Vest Chains, from 81 to &c.. Prggs.

JOtnsOn,s. l3tIs and T. streets.
Cape May Salts and Hampton Bars, half shell
and the best steamed III the city. A So meals ant
hot lunch. Lifetime experience. Ladies large ga
loon attached.
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WE USED BROWNS IRON BITTERS FOR DYS-
w pepsia- 1t surpassed our anticatio Two bot
ties each brought relief from heartburn the dis
tressnz pains of indigestion Miss ANNIE LAU liii
BIAS Dunbar ton avenue nor Invest and D. E RITCHIE
20 Defrees street. Ocll
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Cane MAY milf

Cape May Salts,
and other good grades OF oysters for raw box, and
served 10 every available style. Johnsons 440 and
442 9Th street. Ladies' saloon first JOr 3
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anu COiQ meat sauce Is intUc from the freshest,
puf'-St and choicest condiments 90 uiu;ibie. 10
using it, waste, labor, anxiety ard disappointment
are prevented. co
s'FEolhcrS whose Systems have become
weakened from the care aid nursing OF children
Will hnd Dufy'S Malt Whisky (. true strengthening
tonic"
Fur anG Scs!skin Garments
c. c. Shayne. tie Well-knoWn Wholesale Fur
Manufac,u rer. 103 Prince street, New York, will
SCI elegant Fur Garments 1T retail at lowe-t cash
"oleSaie lfict tils season IhS VIII afford "A
Splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
FuIs direct liOn. uger, and alters
ploiits fashion BOOK mailed free. y,6-3ln
eve Emrhaticaiiy Announce that Duff
fy's Malt WHISKY contains no aduteratlon with
gycerine, syrups colcring matter Its merits
are based alone upon its positive purity"
To be Dy>prptic is to be wretched, hopeless,
Trescute, urowoy, ianguti. Il burden 10 ourselves
and friends Dulfy's MAI Whisky promotes the
proper assimilation OF food and positively cures
dyspepsia.
Cluest's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best or all. 60
'sf'hy>ieians recommend Dury's Malt Whisky
because ii Is a liable and genuine tonic. They
have tested its medicinal merits and are convinced
The Hope OF the Nation.
Children slow in DEVELOPMENT, puny Scrawny
and delicate, use "Wells' Health Remover" Ii
Nursing Mothers and all whose systems are
weakened and dpblitated, soon realize or at benefit
by using Duify's Malt Whisky as directed.
s'NcryOu>ness renders life most unbeara-
Die. Dufy's Barley Malt Whisky never fails TO cure
the most aggravated form OF nervousness"
IundbOrg's Perfume. Edenla 60
IundbOrs's Perfume. EIarechal Mel Rose 60
l.undbors's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
lundborg's Perfume. Lily of the Valley. go
'svye Publicly Challenge Competition
by announcing that there is 10 preparation similar
To Dury'S Barley Malt Whisky. costly and min
ute analysis has proved enphatcalIy that il Is pos
ttively tree ius Oil. and il is therefore, the
only genuine medicinal whisky"
t'Not t'.e Least Trace Of Fusil Oil is
contained in Dulfy'o Malt Whisky. 1t is therefore,
the only genuine medicinal WHISKY"
"3ltcrney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning.
ard delivered in haf-Dound Ward" prints, 45c. per
pound Also cottage Cheese, ButterIllik and sweet
MIX, &c. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Jusr RECEIVED
Larye Line Of NECKwEAR. for Soc, 75c and ST.
Full Line of Fall and Winter UNDERWEAR, at lowest
prices
Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand
CHARLES HYATT. Proprietor,
THOMPSON's SHIRT FACTORY.
Sic T street northwest
$3.50 opposite Patent Office
w H. RIDGELY. CHIEF OF DIS RIsUTISG
O Brow Iron
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Boris AND CH11DREs's C1oru1se

WE HAVE NOT SAID MUCH ABOUT THESE
GOODS SIMPLY FOR THE REASON THAT WE
COULD NOT TELL YOU ABOUT ALL OUR NICE
THINGS IN FEW BRIEF ADVERTISEMENTS
BIT VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE
YOU THAT WE HAVE THE NEwE,T STYLES, THE
BEST MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. AND ALL
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. THE SMALL BOYS
WILL HAVE TO BE VERY INDUSTRIOUS To WEAR
OUT ONE OF OUR ROUGH AND TUMBLE SCHOOL
SUITS AT s.; OR OUR STRONG CORDUROYS AT
&c. OR OUR HEAVY OVERCOATS OF 3UBLE
FACED GOODS. MADE UP WITHOUT Innings, AT
$780,
OUR SAWYER CAsS. SUITS ARE BOTH DRESsy
AND SERvICEABLE. AND OUR PLAIN AND FLAID
c. RksCREw SUITS ARE THE INCEST To BE
FOUND.
CAssIMEREs, TRICOTs. CoRKSCREWs. DIAGO.
NAILS ARE FULL AND PRICES LOW
EB BARNUM & CO.,
ocl5 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
7 SUFFG RED FRO. WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
before using Browns Iron Bitters Now INV h ali,
is :ored recomm nd it to mo- hers weaE ana m
down. as superior tonic. Mrs. II. u. SMITH, SO 9th
street southeast. ocll
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PAIN IS THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE

''1' 10 H1HT OH1 Or n oOr EIsINu NENVt
COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTIR in
stsntly affects the Nervous System aud banshes Pain
perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with a
POkOUS PLASTER for twenty-five cents 1t annihil-
ates Pain valiZes Weak and Worn cut parts strength
ems Tired Muscles prevents Disease aud does more
one half the time than any other Plaster in the world.
Sold everyw here. ocl6
MRS c. EDMONS ON COZ NEW YORK AVENUE
V1 northwest says - have taken two bottles of
Browns Iron Bit anu find it the thing
that will tone Inc up and strengthen my system re-
commend 1t to ali lsies suffering weakness"
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Dprkee,, a;al;,a T,res.;,-

ga. Il True Tonic. effective nvgorator and
genuine appetizer, Dutfy'S Malt Whisky Is unex-
CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-16

WASHINGTON SCI DOL or FLOCUTION AND
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
904 NJ STREET,
MRS. NJ. STEVENS H RI. PRINCIPAL
The third annual session of this school will begin
October lst: close June LIST Private aid class nstruc
ton day and evening Especial attention given the
cure Of
STAMMERING
AND HER VOCAL DEFECTS. su3o-3m
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4 Fine Hair DreSsjnC,

Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly. and Is also a
preparation uIequalled for the eradication OF dan
druff
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their purity and great strength. go
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MY HUSBAND WAS GREATLY BENEFITED
w by Browns Iron Bitters He heartily recommends
1t to dyspeDtics Mrs L NJ LESCALLET. 40 7th
street southwest. oclI
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IF You WOULD HAVE APPETITE, FLESH
color. strength and vixor take Ayers Sarssparilla
which will confer them upon you in rapid succession.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TNHE NORwOODINS ITUTE.wAsHIN0TON D. C.,
L Nos l2la and 1214 l4th street tThemas Circlel
and scientific Departments Music Art and Elocution
students are prepared for vasssf and other eoees or
pupiis may not desire to ersduass special diploma
WI be given In certain elective courses. in Latin,
any Modsrn Language. Math- matics Natural Sciences
eft school Will and special facilities for pursuing
special branches. Afternoon and Evening Glasses for
La'iies in Grrman also in German and French. Terms
ocl6-tnos MR. and MRS wM. D. CABELL. Principals.
MISS KATE CHAMBsRL1N, RE EN- LIZ OF
1 Boston, will receive pupils in Piano. China Paint
ing ana Embroidery. For references and terms ad-
dress 1900 Vermont avenue. ocl6-6ts
NINE LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL BEGIN
V her French conversational lessons at her and
pupils residences Call after pm. 51l 18th street
northwest Terms moderate ocl.lm'
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGhAPHY:
w only school Of the kind here special invitation
to all to the method by which you can soon learn
profession. IA III street outhesst. ocl-4w'
NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL.
~ W; L. PARSONS. NJ; =. 0ate Of Spencerian Bust
ness :. College, Trincip. will open Nov 1884 at Sls
time and place se22- I'm
DUPILS IN sTENOGRAPHY ANDTYPEwRITING-
Il Apply to NELLIE II. SMITH, Stenographer and
Iypew iter SOL 18th street northwest after Z. N.
Terms moderate sel5-5w'
(rAP1TAL
pESSsYESaS SHs1 hvESu He EdkThwEsr
thorough instruction In PENN nship, Mathematics
and double Entry Book keeping.
CIVIL s studsn;f p ORGANISATIONS "a
oc11-lw' L. TwITCHELL. Principal
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WHY GO ABOUT WITH THAT ACHING HEAD!
w Try Ayers Pills. They will relieve the stomach
restore tine d FESTIVE to healthy action
the distractions that depress nerves and brain and
thus cure your headache permanently. oclA
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''Ehe NO~t Eminent Fii y.icians through
out the country have Endorsed the medicinal virtues
and strict purity OF Du1y'S Malt Whisky. This
faCI cannot be GiSnuied -
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RoUsD-IRIP TICKETS TO RICHMOND, vA.-During
the Virginia state fair, TO be held In Richmond,
II "A 80 or the round-trp. including admission TO
me Iair- Tickets wi u be placed on sale october
Jtn gcod 10 return until October 18th. Train,
VII leave the Baltimore and Potomac railroad sta
Ton ior Richmond at ESQ, ll05 am. and pm.
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BE fine photos Of ketS kemethy's, 1109 Pa ave-,
ltinue 10 be s. per doz-, with 18th painted free.
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DUThtt7S NsIIsiN DFeS+3.1.s
and Cold Meat Sauce is made from the freshest
puf''St and choicest condiments 90 ain;ible. IL
using it, waste, labor, anxiety and disappointment
prevented. 60
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LONDON CocGH SYRUP, only 10 and 25 cents a
bottle
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klsSEIS ICE CREAH
shipped anywhere out OF town.
1427 New York avenue.
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FINE CARPETS AT AUCTiOS.-ThOmaS bowling
auctoneer, VIII sell Tomorrow, Friday, october IL,
al MS auction rooms. 1920 o'clock, fine con-
slgnnaent OF English and tapestry Brussels carpets,
smyrna carpets and rugs. real lace curtains and
upnosterng goods. As this Is the Closing sale bar.
gains may be expected
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''sothcrs NhGsc Systems have become
weakened from the care aid nursing OF children
Will find DunyS Malt Whisky true strengthening
JOnic.o
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MY DAUGHTER SUI FERED FROM WEAKNESS.
Browns Iron Bittera now she Is wonderfuisy i'm
proved It due 70 the best tonic Of the A. AZ such
recommend it MrA II. L GOWANH 2690 Il sfree1
northwest ocll
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SEE HOWe7s DuslneSS schnOI, educational column
RHINE STONE earrings and pins at Prigg's.
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N.B.-THE lest Is THE CHEAPEST. o,x
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SPECIAL TEAM TO PINLICo RACES-For the con-
venence Of those desiring 10 visit Pimiico during
the fan meeting OF the Maryland Jockey club the
passenger department OF the Pennsylvania railroad
has arranged 10 "A special train, leaving Balti-
more and Potomac railroad station at II 30 a. IN.
on the 18th, 18th, 18TH and 18th inStantS running
drect 10 the FACE track. and returning leave PIN
nco immediately after Faces kound-tTip tickets So
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FUNERAL OF REV. WUFoRD DOwNs-The fune-
raj OF the late Rev Milford Downs took place from
NODument-StreeJ NJ. r. church, Baltimore, yester-
day afternoon The Rev. \. w. Rudisill, presiding
e,ier OF the Baltimore district conducted the SER
vices The lesson read by Rev. job A. Price.
OF Washington The honorary pall-bearers were
Rev MesSrS- John Lananan, ID. D., presiding elder
OF the West Baltimore district; John $ Deale, ID.
D., presiding elder OF the Washington district b.
Peyton Brown, K w. Black, presiding elder East
Baltimore district; W. +. Speake, 5. NJ. Hartsock.
The remains We're inferred In Greenmount GENE
terry.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

T 0ST-On August 18th, 1884, between Fort Omaha,
IL and my residence on st. Hary's ave., O bundle
containing a lady's Ecru stra y hat with garnet o.
trlch plumes. Please send to my office II found.
@24O-l3 WARREN SWITZLER-
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
CORNING GROUPINGS.
The Encouraging Comprehension
into a Missouri Town-County
Politics -Other Items.

CORNING, Adams County, Iowa, Au-
gust 11.-For some time past this town
has been as ''the breast after the spirit
has departed, " but now that the harvest
Is about over we see the farmer on our
streets again disposing of his surplus
small grain, which has yielded an abun.
daut harvest, and out in the country one
can hear the busy hum of the thrasher
as it prepares the grain for market, the
corn crop is looking splendid and gives
promise of becoming the largest crop for
many years.
On Tuesday the 9th inst, the fire com.
pany Of this place had an excursion to
| Burlington Junction, Mo. There were
| five coaches loadsd besides a large num-
Der who were compelled to find standing
room in the baggage car; they had a
spledid time and everything passed off in
good shape, they realized quite a nice lit
tie profit on the investment.
Politics are the chief topic of convera-
sation on the street now, we have now
nine candidates for the office of recorder,
and still some back townships to hear
from, but our political prophet, A. Nj.
Parks, says they can not all be elected or
nominated, there will probably be some
disappointed ones after the nominations
are made, we also have o Blaine and
Logan club in active operation, and the
prospects are now that this county will be
carried by the republicans this year.
Our town is improving some this year.
The first national bank is putting up a
building 20x100, which will be when
completed one of the most beautiful
buildings in Iowa. A. G. Hagadorn is
also building a fine brick business house
44x100, to accommodate his large trade in
hardware and furniture. The city coun
Gil have did one thing this year for
which they will receive the everlasting
thanks of all the inhabitants of CORNING.
They have caused Central Park to be
fenced with a nice picket fence, which
improves its looks greatly.
w. f. Hollister, a young man who has
grown up among us, has been suffering
for some time with a heart trouble which
ended on yesterday with his death. He
was buried to-day. A large concourse
of people assembled to pay their last
respects to his dead body. On the LIST,
Peter Stewart died very suddenly. He
was around on the street the day before
his death. He was buried on the I'd by
the. odd Fellows and the fire department.
On September 22d the colored people
of Corning and vicinity intend to
celebrate the anniversary of the enamel
patton proclamation, issued by Abraham
Lincoln. They expect to have a large
crowd In attendance.
This county has long been without a
fair, but this fall they will have one.
The organization has been perfected and
grounds have been purchased, and the
intention is to make a beginning.
NrST
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
CENTRAL CITY.
The School Lands Sceal-Other Pc.
Iitical ManipuIatiops.

CENTRAL Cry, Neb., August 11.-No.
ticing several articles in The BEE con.
corning the school lands. | took pains to
make inquiry into the matter among the
knowing ones and find that you have In
no manner overdrawn the subject nor
told the half. 1t cannot be controversial
but that the school lands of Nebraska
have passed into the hands of as unscru.
lous a gang of thieves as ever infested
any county. That is, the lands that were
open to and subject to lease under
Kendall & Co.'S late law. The lands in
the county were appraised at 81 per acre,
but the gang got them and the settler
is paying them a heavy tribute. There
is no help for it for twenty-five years, for
they have them for that period, and that
not for value received but on the con-
trary for nothing received where one
takes into consideration the value of the
lands. AS to local affairs, the recent hail
made things look gloomy around
Central City and injured the
business of the town very
materially. Political matters are also
dull, the old ring is to all appearances is
leading. The republican slate is made
up. Dorsey, for congress, was here and
the delegation is his without doubt, the
country delegats being sold by their city
associates as easy as falling off a log.
The anti-monops are quiet, but can if
they wish break the states as they are
now up, and probably will. IT'S hoped
they will, at least. More anon.
SETH SAVAGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13
ON TO
Preparations for the Great Barbecue
at Nemaha County's Metropolis,
Tomorrow.

There are few towns in the state SO
favored by fortune as Auburn, located
at the crossing of the b. & M. and
Missouri Pacific railroads in Nemaha
county Within a few years she has
grown up out of the prairie, and backed
by energetic, pushing people, almost
rivals Brownville in growth and business
prosperity. Surrounded on all sides by
the finest farming land, in a high state
of cultivation, with two rival railroads to
carry her products to market, and with
several factories backed by home capital,
turning out implements of industry,
Auburn is a thorough representative of
western enterprise and grit.
1t is to this growing young town, on
the banks of the Nemaha river, that
eyes are now turned with anticipa-
tions of pleasure. To make known the
advantages of the town and to entertain
the large number of visitors expected
from abroad, the citizens have made
every preparation. Excursion trains will
run from Lincoln on the B. 81 nj. and
from Omaha on the Missouri Pacific, to-
morrow morning, leaving both cities at
$50 and arriving at Auburn about noon,
-Four passenger coaches and a baggage
car have been engaged for this city, and
Judging by the number of tickets sold, sd-
ditional cars will be necessary to accom-
modate the crowd. The A. o. FL. band
will accompany the Omaha party
and discourse sweet music by the way.
The Hibernian rifle team will be there,
prepared to ~evolute and cut a figure &C.
cording to the latest military mode.
A grand dinner will be given the Wis
itors by the Aburnites, and a variety of
of games with prizes and other amuse-
ments provided. The gentlemen in
charge of the Omaha excursion have
made every arrangement for the comfort
of all who desires to go. The trip will
undoubtedly be an enjoyable one, cover
ing Cass, Ssrpy and Otoe counties, the
richest and Oldest settled in the state.
Let everybody go, have a good time and
help a good cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-13

EoR sALE-A printing office suitable Tor n small
II newspaper or Job office. VIII sell for cash or ex-
change for Omaha City property. Address TX. 2. o.
Bee office. 40S.tf