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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
mEor Women Must Weep."

GRAND HAVEN, Feb. 13.-The steamer Wis
consin is about six miles off this harbor and
prevented from entering by the blockade of
ice. Her commander, Capt. McGregor, will
bring her in if it can be done. The Mich
gan has not been heard from since Monday,
and there Is great anxiety. The Oneida Is
in port. The storm has abated. Nothing
hnt q stron0 erst wind will break np the ice.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF r. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel.
5RASD RApIDS Feb IL ISL


Liverpool quoted wheat srm. London quoted
6d advance on spring wheat. Chicago receipts
were merely the grain inspected in from side
tracks since yesterdays report. New York re-
ported early sown in considerable demand or in
quiry for wheat, and markets in the morning
trading were firm at yesterday outside prices.
but later when orders were all filled pressure OF
short wheat and pork depressed prices At We close
10 near the lowest figures of the day The mar
kets are entirely devoid Of any features either oi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb l3-Owen Leonard
was shot and almost instantly killed to- night
by John r. Murray. IN the latter's saloon
az 70 Marsh Market Space. Leonard. who
was intoxicated. attacked Murray with dirk
knife because he was refused hquOr. Mur-
ray picked up a revolver and fred. the ball
passing through Leonard head.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
a Ten Per Cent Reduction.

MARIETTA, Pa, Feb. 13.-Chickie's Iron
Company have been compelled to make a
reduction of ten per cent. in the wages of
employees. They have large quantities of
metal stored at their furnaces, more than
they have demand for, but rather than throw
the employees out of work they adopted this
plan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

BsSLs PrArSx. Iowa. Feb. f&-Yesterday
james Burns was arrested charged with at
tempting 10 poison the family wi n
whom he boarded. He was seen n rlace a
suspicious mixture in the tea Tot Being re-
leased on bail to-day he went % relatives =
house in the country, and after stoutly N air :
taiuinU bis innocence he adjourned - TIE
harm arid shot himself dead.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
Another Destructive Fire.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-A fire this evening In
the brownstone building at 80 Warren street
occupied by Whitcomb Il Co, produce deal
ers, caused loss of S20,0o0to stock and So
600 to the building.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb lS.-Tbis afternoon
John " Murray was hanged in the cornty
iail-yard for TIE murder of his brother-in-
law. Alfred Ye8ke. II January. 1874. A
strong effort wss made - xef reurleve and
4 delay IN the hanging occarresl. IN hapes
that the Governor world comply.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
OeIphos. Ohio. flooded.

DELPHos, O., Feb. 3.-The southern part
of the town is flooded with water, caused by
the canal bank giving away on account of
the pressure of ice. A large number of
dwellings are flooded from six inches to a
foot deep on the first floor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
The Best Daily for the Section.

Mr.. Z. p. Dana, representing that Grand
Rapids sprightly morning daily, The TELE-
GRAM was in town last week, and made us
several social calls. He is the right man in
the right place, and secured quite list here.
BY the way, we think THE TELEGRAM about
the best daily published for people in this
section. 1t is received the same morning
printed, is fresh and newsy, and costs only
s. per year.-Hort Argus.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
The Blockade Raised.

hereabouts last night was 2S9 below zero; at
noon p below. Freight trains are not re-
sumed in this section. but passenger trains
are running as usual except one north and
south road, which Is running half the usual
complement. The snow blockade on the
South Haven road. running from here was
raised last night after three days duration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

JACKSON. Feb. Il The new dwelling house
Of Elias F. Pierce. at Sandstone. burned last
night with All It's contents. Loss $1,000.
The family we're ali in the house At the time.
The cause Of the hre i unknown. II was
insured. Rierce was Juror ID the Dan Hoi-
comb trial
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
Lew & Sons Schedules.

New YORK, Feb. l3.-The schedules of
Henry Levy & Sons, importers of fancy
goods. has been fled. showing liabilities of
$4,000: nominal assets S2S4. 500: actual A.
eetts &222 100
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
Weather Predictions.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 13.-For the up
per lake region-Slight rise in temperature.
fair weather: followed by local SHOWS in the
northern portion, southeast 10 southwest
winds: lower barometer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
THE TAMMANY CHIEF.
His Health Still Unmproved and His
Situation Critical.

Situation Critical.
New YORK, Feb. 14.-John Kelly, the
Tammany leader, has been i'll for some time,
and has taken no part in public affairs. A
special to the Brooklyn Eagle this afternoon
from Rockaway Beech, says that Kelly hav-
ing expressed strong belief in the air cure
for him. he was brought to that place re-
Gently by his friends, and spent several days
at the Waters Hotel. His hopes were not
realized however, and finding that he was
growing worse instead of better, his physi-
clan decided to take him back to Yew York.
He left for this city to-day on special train.
His condition is said to be critical.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
New York.

NV YoRK Feb r.
Money olosed easy. al per cent Exchange
closed firm postal rsieed s4.ste4s7s<. actual
rates. 49, 4aAss's Tor - days and t-ssss9s.ss4
for demand.
Governments closed FIRM; currency ss rs
bid, IS ocnpons Iz21s, 49, 30 lIzk.
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows Union
frsts 1lIss t0Iiz. land grants IL - ios. DO sink
inc fnnds 1885,. bid Centrais. 1lDA r. III.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

BasowSsSuhs. Tex., Feb. h On Wei
uezdas en the highway near Zacatecas. the
h.,<lIes Of three men we're found AL bad
s.>ea murdered and we're lying on their faces
ss4x< been shot from behind. The rnur-
Nsrs are unknown.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

LAWRENCE, Kas., Feb. 13.-An attempt was
made in this city this morning To wreck the
Atchison, Topeka & SantaFee passenger train
by misplacing a switch. The engine was
ditehed. Wreckers Were CAPTURED and jailed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

LoSpoS. Feb. I2-Ths ofscisg report Of
Earle enga9suent ~ DuIka Pass. ststes
that the Arabs lost SIX handred men.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

WASHINGTON. Feb. is-E leaked ont At
the Capitol to-day that Senator Daniel Yoor-
hees. Of Indiana. has Scne 70 Albany 70 enn-
fer with Cleveland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
The Failure Record.

NV YosK, Feb. 13.-There were 273 fail
ures during the week against go the previ-
ious week sand 243. 22l and 172 in CORES
pOnding weeks of -, ~ and ~. respect
ively.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

BosroN. Mas. Feb. l3-Ihe loss Of the
British schooner Opera from -. Johns.
y B.. for Boeton. was reported from Pro
vincet0wn. As a vessel was found bottom
NJ. nothing has been heard fgon the crew
a. il is supposed they we're arovned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

Some tlule sgp we advertised 20 save 60 the
f'eeIie oi ihis section of fhe State a. well - 10
etefy body Who fnlEit make their purchases our
store many thousands Of doiiars. aud We oall sn
uie thousands Who visit stare daily a. sssy II
We are nat carrying ouf ln eo,,d faith tIr pftnl-
lss's- FROM i've to seven Thousand I.taaIle DAILY
well our store Who oau attest u the asser1lr,sl
that never ln their experience have they known
ilf2 oeods aud tafI,ets sold az such ASTOUNDING
low price,
We are often asked how long iilis sale is 81 con
tinile- Ia answer Ne can only eey II he lInpoe-
slSle tor AZ - deferMipe. ak VT started with uK-
ward az two kundfsad ana hfiy tLous4nd dollars
worth 81 hefcaaDalse ~ al kiude I'D while
Others sre taking IN fully one quarter frcm tias
price 81 their goods IA order 10 compete with ns
and announce that their sales Will terminate IA
few days. We are induced to sss ~ car sustomoFs
that the sale ~ goods al store wiu be oontiu-
ut.d without al ending.
IL IL ls not convenient for you - come tfe
week cofhe next week. oroonse when II n eontsn-
lent for you 70 do ga. You VIII henossor md
our store oloD and the sesos Will ALWAYS lie found
cheaper than yoU can buy them elsewhere even IL
ouE aeighb0Te take IN quarter from their price
SPHlN0 a toMPAkf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

Our sale IF embroidegies aud hair goods il ees
talni, without precedent; the entire stock IL Ios-
iiively beins closed out Al half rice.
Spring a CoMFANx
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

White Blankets as low a. fifts cent? esrh: a
better quality az sixty-iwO and half cents eash
How does that sound
SPRING a COMPANY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
PROPHECIEs BEING FIs.-
FILLED.

Thousands aud Thousands az
Doffafs Being Sasesf Jy tsfsSen
UIsO PafFoHt<e Spring a Conn
l,dHg-1 Quarter oT "a Mutton
Dollars sa Merchandise settling
at the Host 1sfoHishingiy Los.y
Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

We A=#~ opened rs>ceutly few eaetS - Dress
Goods that SURPRISE even al the marvelsyu low
prices. Double fold Cashmere ia all colorH
only lsc. Splendid tashners=. all colon, very
hns. for only Z5c. These goods can be- found
elsewhere Al ~ls~t Any store f,r double tae =, ice
ask. SpEGN4a A. s....a.>--~.
Special Prices Good Twill Toweling for only
te
~ yards good and Wide Cotton Cloth for only
One Dollar
~ Yards good Cotton Flsnnel for One Dollar
Good (aico for only and oeDts per yard.
l5 yards beautiful Brocade Dress Ooois for one
Dollar.
Good White Flannel Tor only ninc cents
Beautiful Brocace Dress Goods all colors. for
only 10 and 12i4c.
We cannof bsesln 20 ennmeTate al the Ilicls<
being sold al these marvellous low prices.
SPRINo a COMPANY.
II anybody tells you tbaf our establishment is q
dear place trade conse and Judge FOR yourselve~
NPRf ~ COMPANY.
Our coSnpesit,rs have always told you tllat roo
wonld be compelled io Issy blg pricee Tor every
thIng purciase-i at our store Wonder II they sks
80 amp mOref rPhIFe COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

Panic Prices Oh Cloaks viii ~ maintained until
eli are closed out Thousands have been sold by
us TINS sesason. Thousands - lades have bssn
niads happy bs the low prices. Only think 81 IA,
4 good cloak for onil S511 5000. x10o SsOo
SH.el, 5000. $500 and - Ihest ali fully
worth double the Rones.
SpRISo A. CoMPASr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

Upward s. 900 yards G,od Brown Cotton st tbs
lowest price ever known. from cent? per yard
and upward 25 cases bleacbod Cotton tie lowest
price we ever knew SPRING a COMPANf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-14

An lmmense STOCK % select fTom.
SPRING a CoMPANf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
The Three BAH Game.

"How are times in yoar busIness?"
asked a reporter OF a well.known pAwl
broker who keeps II shop IN upper
Broadway.
Times are pretty good in our bust.
ness was the reply. You see when
times are hard in other respects il makes
the trade in secondhand goods grow
brighter. People at such times can bet
ter afford to patronize us than they can
the stores engaged in regular trade"
on course you sell goods much
cheaper than merchants can sell new
goodsy"-
"Well, we sell some new goods, too;
hut then we sell cheaper by one-third,
and sometimes by twO-thirt,s Cheaper
than other stores. You see we can afford
10 do il. We get the goods NJ so low "a
price that We can sell them very low in
comparison with prices asked by other
merchants, and Stiil make a fair profit. "
"iiow do you manage 10 buy 50 eheapY"
Why, because we buy them from poo
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

William Davis committed suicido at
Oakland Thursday night. He vas
formerly in the livery business there, and
about a month ago bought an interest in
a saloon here in the Revere house on
Broadway with a Mr.. Scott as partner.
He went from here Thursday night TO
see his children neal Oakland, and meet,
ing q friend, rode out with him. On
passing the cemetery where Davis wife
Is buried, she having died about four
years ago, he asked his friend to 90 with
declined and DAVIS went alone. Soon
after a shot was heard in the darkness,
and his friend running 10 him found him
lying across his wiie's grave l~ifeless.
When he left this city he was in apparent
good spirits, and his act w2s a great sur
prise,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
Try John Tcmploton's Rose" cigar.
The Paving Work.

The paving contractor, Mr. Folsom,
was yesterday giving notice that ho
would dnish up Bryantstreet, and would
then quit for the winter, as Park avenue
is not in a condition to proceed with the
work there, and he could not very well
keep his PAYERS waiting and doing
nothing, while the sewer and m%anholes
were being built on that street between
Pierce and Broadway. To leave that
portion Of Park ven unpayed would
result in great damage, as that is tine
portion where there is n very steep grade
and there would be n good deal ri wash
ing, and yet it will be some tine before
the manholes and other work can be tin
officials were yesterday trying to devise
some way by which 10 allow the paving
to 90 on and get this finished up, Other
paYng can wait until spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NotlCE'-srcclh Advertisements, such ~
lost, Found, To Loan, FoT Sole, TO Rout, Wants
Eoariing, etc, viii DO inserted In thip column 1T
Tho low rate of TEN CENTS FER LINE for the
iir-t insertion and FIVE GENTS FER LINE for
CaC1 subsequent Insertion. Leave elvcrtiso-
monts NJ our ou!ce, No. L. Pct.i street, uelr
NrnaIWAy.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
MINOR MENTION.

Tl.,. =. a.. L. IL -. - III
,ta rsiG iH ~ we 4 ~ r,i'',S' l" "'
=" '"''"'J ""'' '"'''' '""""''
me slloon men are f.lnes ssgW
v"m,in5 u, WIN '''lE MONEY i"' ~" NJ
'cul"'i iC1'i7'.
Inarics Sanders, the boy arrested lor
stealinS II sack OF flour, was yesterday
bal.eo out oi jan
Michael Boyle and Ellen OConnor
were yesterday given permission TO enter
me mntribloiaaI state. lEcJ are Doth u
THIS city.
Last evening the ladies OF the Eastern
star lodge gave u very enjoyable party
In Masonic halI, which was largely
attended.
The entertainment TO be given by the
young ladies ot the Episcopal church ia
Tor tilc purpose Oh furnishing " oi the
MEOW oil the new ch"rch.
The two Audubon boys, Freeman and
Brayton, who recently ran away from
nome, were taken back yesterday by
'hclr lfichds, VINO came AFTER thclh.
Preaching in the Baptist church sun
day by the pastor, at 1919 II. IN. and 100
p. III. Subject for morning, Gods Ora
Siions invitation" Seats Tree All COZ
u'iuiy ihNiIea'
II is reported that Rnumhor OF horses
have died in this vicinity lately from
I""i'i IL E"""'iGS 'huHo' po'lt "C'ihlN
that they were poisoned by eating some
peculiar weed.
i. II. Davidson, who lately went out of
the dry goods business here, has con.
cIuded to 30 into the tea and coffee bus
mess, ana IS preparing to open up at No.
OH MAN street.
Permit TO wed was veaterSay mfvnn ia
John Albert Henry Hyilol and Dory
Schmidt, With such n name the man
name in MARRYING.
Chase Of St1antio ,isos .. ,,o,,iro
Nnmmns; hn n L'7J9 =" nnqutIo
V"mrbnn sS,;li Is Is 49,. oiJ.nt =, | Cmto - A. q"
or has be traded WAGES viii 'I;ent'
heatlsy, of Omaha pm
C,a /, ,L.
~ 80 80 tnG oGn,lonm' cMuto"
nnoto". "ttJini.iS ~ etcn'ns' NIolm'
,nS seDloo", ,om to,o'tt.li IN ~ Ssci.
nso ~ S,'"s. nlon' J'oh'hs' i"c iN'eF
ni INV Veu,
D. u. Crlsman, who LETT Cass county so
speedily when charges OF forgery began
10 gather about tho name which has been
prominent and respected there, is said to
have joined Smith in Canada.
Chief Sanderson was feeling pretty sore
yesterday as the result of his being
thrown from his seat in driving to the
IRE Thursday evening, but congratulates
N"l II lfh
There have been snS5a,,1i rbiofs thhyy""vuyn,
from their Snnts in tne MET yaar nr Sr
bnt not exactly in that way. Ii hurt
them, too, but not seriously.
IRE NOV 20 anN,oua Ior p,g prohts as
=" in't ~ U"i c2"oeiGnce' we mean 10
,nnu1 MY, III Ml'snt eEery unsatlac-
toly puicnus9' Mc Ghocrluiiy snow inc
him = u Gomi" al m'a sec now l"vora-
and tittin"s I,rer stool oF n U"s ' XII ia
mI,,t n'T,,S', Lni y S'oGh ol heW SoIu
way. Adams Bros,
A fellow piyinp his name nc w n
Hayes, and claiming to represent r nes
Moines house, has been canyassing At
mn i Ml'n S,tnrrWa'e WnIcl ne s2lu on
made too nan frrsh rryn9ykg 70 r wasU mo
able women, and the husband OF one of
these ladies in his Indignation pouEced
mon Ine yoni& man VINO begged hEe a
whipped PUPPY, hllt DllesfN money IN
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
A

A German laborer named Henry
Schloper was beat and robbed four miles
from here last night. He had been
working near st. Joe, and came over
from Omaha to Council Bluhs yesterday
In search of work. Al the hay mar
ket in the afternoon he met - young man
who pretended 10 Schloppr that his father
was n farmer and would give him work
husking corn. The two started last
evening to walk TO the farm. On reach
ing a spot near ~Raymond's nursery the
young man struck Schlopcr in the face
with a rock. The blow Knocked hm
down and the highwayman went through
his pockets, getting So. A young man
named Peter Larson found the unturtu
nate laborer PROSTATE in the road and
brought hmm TO this city, where he was
cared for AT the police station, His in.
juries are quite severe, his face being
terribly mangied aud his nose crushed.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

In accordance with the suggestions
made for II grand entertainment for the
relief Of the poor and needy OF the city, n
meeting of committees of the coterie of
the Baptist church, the Merry Thinkers
OF the Congregational, the Social Union
of the PrcSby t]erinns, and the NJ. J.. S. c.,
OF the Methodisls, has been held and it
has been decided to give a Harvest Home
festival, the proceeds of which, together
with the donations received, viii be
turned over to the Woman's Christian as
ISOLATION Tor distribution among the
needy poor of our city. The Ia
dies will give the supper and dis
tribute the goods and money received
among those who are in actual need.
The young folks will give the entertain
ment and have districted the city and
will canvass among the merchants and
citizens generally for donations of
money, clothing, provisions, fuel, etc.
A number of committees are appointed
who will take active charge of the details
of arrangements. The object is Il worthy
n and m that we trust will not only
meet the hearty approval OF all our citi-
zens, but one that they will support with
liberal contributions. The entertain
ment will be gwen on Thanksgiving eve,
ut the skating rink, and the proceeds are
intended as Il Thanksgiving offering,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

Finest display of meerehaum and
smokers goods Tor holiday gifts. T, ID.
King * Co, Cigars and 1obaceos, 5l3
Broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
Galway Tinle Table.

COUNCIL RLUTF&
Tho following Is the time of ARRIVAL and
departure Of trains by central standard time. ac
tho local depnts. TrCius leave transfer depot ten
minutes earlier and arrive ten minutes iatcr:
DEPART. ARRIVE
CHICAGO & NOUTHW EsTIRN.
9:2b A.. N........MGil and Express. ..... $3.50 u. Y.
l2:.O Il. M........A Accommodation. .,....i:j 80 u. ".
b:Bu =. A.............E Express. ......... .gaEl A. II.
CHICAGO * ROCK ISLAND.
o:o6 A. ........M Mail ana Express. ....... 6:Sj y. ".
T:l5 a. ........ACCummOdaGiun. ....... 5:i5 p. N.
b:8U " H............ Express ..........., 9:aj 4. N.
CHICAGO, HlLWAUkEE 3 ST. PAUL.
9:2O a, M........M Mai and EXprCss...... G:j0r Il. VI.
b:2J Il. M............. Express. ........... $3.50 A. IS.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY.
$40 =. Nj. 800. Hail and Express. .......5 10 =. u.
5:3j i. Nh. ....-. cypress. 4. n.
wARtSls, sr. LOUIS & PASF1C.
2:15 .. ~ Local St. Louis Express Local. ..........
300 p. 81 Transfer ST. Louis FIX. TrpnsfCr3:20 y. NJ
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOE 3 COUEClL BLUES.
1910 a. M....... atail and Express. =. -. ID p. a.
b:C6 p. M............ Express. 30. ........ G:15 A. III
SIOUX CITY < PACIFIC.
S:15 A. M.......SiOllX City Mail. .........G:3 y n.
UNION PACIFIC.
I1:D A. ........D Denver Express. 49, :Hb p. u.
lh6P M...Lincoin Pass. ON. u L. Wis T.. "
.:i5 4. NJ. Overland EApresS. ......S:3j A. N.
TRAINS no OMAHA.
Leave Council Bluffs 7:05-T G~1-1:20-io:S@
Jl:$O u. m; l:Su-9: 4:2S-5: :2l-
u :a5 y. m. Leave 0mahn-o I'D :25-S:E-iJ:J9
li:l6a. III: i2:5J-!:pJ- Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
TMn NAYS Only.


Friday and SATURDAY., November 10 and
Is, we shall offer FOR sale Our entire stock
Of Cloaks aud Wraps without regard to
cost, and shall il possible close OUt every
cloak We have in these two days.
Special orders taken for clo2ks II de.
sired.
DO not fail 90 secure these bargains
while you can. HSBKNl.Ss BROTHERS.
The electric belle OF Judd y Smith, 80
Fourth street, Council Bluffs, positively
cures rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia,
piles, paralysis, indigestion, fits, cold
feet, nervousness, headache. kidney aud
liver complaints, loss Of vitality, lead
poisoning, lack OF nerve force and viCur,
wasting weakness Of those diseases of u
personal nature in male ana female.
The Ivy Leaf was presented ut the
opera house last night TO n small audi
euce. The play was immense and the
scenery magnificent. j. Is. Sullivan gave
The best rendition OF Irish character ever
seen here, and was supported by an cN.
ccllent company. With such scenery
and such a we'll rendered play a good
audience should greet them to-day, at
both matinee and evening performances.
Short Hand work and Tyne Writing.
All kinds. Ed Wright. Dol Mills st.
Lamps cheap at Homcr's, % Main st.
For everything in the Grocery line give
the new firm of kint2 " kicob, 1853
Broadway, II trial, Evcryhing new and
fresh. Fancy groceries a speciality.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

Drs. Judd Il Smiths Electro. Magnetic
Insoles. Only fifty cents. No, 30 Fourth
St, Council Bluls, Iowa, Agents
wanted,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

For the best and cheapest oystors call
at Chicago Lunch Counter, 4o3 Brond-
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

BDh ~Ntt, ftH hINI pS TNCltaNGE.
EO. S}- For sale or rtut, on very liberal tcrIns.
- Tho Council Bluffs pnpcr Mlill. complete. with
the large honIuhUs house and three acres OF
ground.
No. Ca business property I'm Cherokee.
cherokee county, lowp, viii trade for western
lands. Value. about $1,000.
No. IA beautiful home In tho town OF Hast
ings, Mills county, Iowa, for NehrRska land.
NBflC, $500.
Ne. IA vood business properly ana also .
good residence property in the town OF Chonvo
Mclean county, III. tow down 10y cash or viii
exchange for western lands.
No. HD-A splendid turIn, wen improved. Gao
ceres in DiclUnron county, Iowa. joining tho
town of spirit Lake. Price, for ~ shore time,
80 PCT acre.
No. 1884 10 IS7-Arc four improved FARMS IN
Phillips county, Kansas, each with y small in
ClunbTnlCp. rho cquitts VIII be exchanged ur
uniuuunIhurUd wild land in Nebraska.
No. 1870 acres in Holt county. sch. partly
improved, at . big bargain. Wants So exchange
Tor merchandise.
No. ga hHc two story brick residence. ono
OF the best locations in Council EiutiS. viii trade
Tor good u~nincunberuu Kansas Or Nebraska
hands. Value, $1,000.
No. 81 and ll--ArO two other beautiful homes
In Council Bluffs, which cash payments viii bay
al n bargain.
No. ia beautiful suburban location IN iowa
City. Iowa, will exchange for western lands.
Value, si,UH.
The above arc only - fOw Of Our special bar
gains. IT you'Vc got anything To trade or sell,
or want 10 soil any rUai 0s;nte or merchuuhiso,
write MS. We have several wood stocks Of goods
20 trade for iuuds. EVAN 4 WALKER.
Council BN!tIs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

gYOuSEs FoH RENT-At NoNahon & Co.'S,
No. 4 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14

EOR SALE Being DESTROYS Of moving to
Omaha, on account OF my business, I offer
for snie my residence, corner Fourth HNOuuo
and Ninth street. Inquire on premises. A. Z.
Brainupi.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
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