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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
DUBLIC SALE.
on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. lssG.


The undersigned, executor OF the estate Of Rev.
W. L. Gerhard, deceased, will sell at public sale
ut the Leopard Hotel, in the city ot Lam caster
the following described valuable city property,
viz
No. !. A valuable city property containing
street, and extending in depth along Christ
ian street lT2 feet, 81 inches moIe or less
according to deed. The improvements erected
DWELLING HOUSE, with hall and entry on
first and second noOrs, ami a large two.story
Brick Back Building attached, No. 81 East Orange
street. The first door contains four rooms :
second has also four rooms and Bath House with
hot and cold water; third floor contains III rec
rooms. There are number Of Fruit frees of ex.
ceIlent quality in the lot. This property IL cen
trally located and Is very desirable as a business
stand or suitable for professional man, being
located on one o! the principal streets and only
squares from Centre SquaIe.
No. ,, A Lot OF Ground on the east side of
South Prince street, containing - feet, inches
front on said South Prince street and extending
In depth loo feet to IA Ia feet wide alley, upon
which Is erected two-stOry BhlCk HOUSE,
with q small Back Building attached, No. 533,
and now occupied by GottleIb wenninger Any
person wishing to view the above properties be-
fore day Of sale can do so by calling ON the per.
sons residing thereon, or William Il. wilson,
esq, No. q North Duke street.
sale to commence at O'Clock p. IN when con.
ditions will be made known by
ID. w. GERHARD, Executor.
Henry sHUBgRT. Auctioneer.
Also, at the same time and place, Will be sold
ING HOUSE containing hail and six rooms,
situated on the east side OF South Queen street,
No. col, now occupied by. Philip Thran. Lot
contains - feet front and extends In depth las
leet TO 10 feet wide alley hydrant at the front
door.
sale by DIR. JEROME GERHAKD.
septi,I.Il.li.is ,2sSSOd
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Comes a letter signed L Walker saying. "Ab0ut
six months ago commenced taking BgrdocE
Blood Biherg for protracted case OF iumbaRo
ana general debility, and now am pleased 10
state have recovered my appetite and wonted
II. b, B,Cochran, Druggist, l37 and lSg North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES
A Case OF Many Years Standing Cured with
Sir Bottles, In Man 80 Years OF Age.

ALLENIOWN, Ia, May 5, Iss5.
DASpELIoS BrTTERs CO.-Gents / had becn
troubled with my kidneys for number OF years,
used almost everything without much benefit
until / tried Dandelion Bitters. l used six bot.
ties and am pleased 10 say am entirely lid OF
the kidney trouble. besides my system being
toned up so that feel like Il different person. /
cheerfully recommend the same to ali aniIcted
In this way; JACOB MUsCILITZ,
lebO-SmuIn, tbs
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Not a Gaze.

Not a case of rheumatism, not a case OF neu.
ralgia not a case of lameness. not u case OF pain
or spain-not one-has failed TO go when AZ,
tackled by Thomas EciectTiC OIL For sale by H.
b. Cochran, druggist, lS7 ana l39 North Queen
street. Lancaster,
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Mother do moi give your bany opiatos TO dnll
Its mind but use DR. HANDS Colio CWTc,
or all remedies, DIR. HANDS Pleasant rhyslv is
the only only one which cured my babe Ut con.
stlpaiion. JOaN WAug. Troy, n. y.
For sale by Il. D. Cochran, Druggist, No. l,s aud
lN North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa
sepllmdSw
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AGREAT DIsCONERY-

The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen.
tury ts DR.. Ieslfe's Special Prescription for sick
headache, which Is the discovery Of an eminent
physician and used by him for over thirty years
day without rival. Read advertisement in
another column, -
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Buckien . Arniea salye

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chtlblains, Corns, ana all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. FOR sale by Ii. Is. Cochran, Druggist, lg7
and l39 North Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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{" Spent Fifty Dollar

In doctoIing for rheumatism before 1 tried
ThomdT Eckectrie Oh. Used a 50-cent bottle OF
this medicine and got out In one week. For
ham, East Pembroke, n. Y. For sale by ii. B.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and lSs North Queen
street, Lancaster,
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EvBRHART protests TO the Delaware county
conferrees against giving the congressional
nomination TO Darlington. There may be
music yet
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The Impending Danger.

The recent statistics OF the number of deaths
show that large majority die with CunSunlp ".
ton. This disease may commence with An an
parently harmless cough which can be cured In.
stanuy by kemp's Ralsam for the Throat and
lungs, NulCh Is guaranteed TO cure and relieve
Al cases. Price 20 cents and 81. TSrHl s.g F-gs
soc safe by Ill. Is. Cochran, druggist, No. lSI
N~'h queen street. u5-IwdSltw
WIZ WILL. YOU cough when Shioh's Cure
VIII give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 50 cts,
ana ", FOR sale by II. r. Cochran, Druggist
No. l37 North Bueen street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Never put OF till tomorrow what can b,
done to-day Cure gout with ST Jacobs oil,
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Mr.. BLAINE seems to rejoice at the bad
eminence he has attained as the apostle OF
sectlonalism.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can he so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It. For
Soy ale oy II. IL Cochran. Druggist, No. l31 North
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PROPOsAL!S.

fOROPOSALS FOR COAL-G00 TONS,
\ more or less. Broken Hard Furnace Coal,
eqnal To Stanton. :
~ tons, more or less, Hard Nut
~ tons, more or less, Lykens Valley Egg.
10 be delivered In the cellars Of the Miilers.
yilIe state Normal school upon order and under
direction of the steward .
Bids received until o'clock p m. of septen.
Der Is, looS, at the Bank king House OF Reed Me.
Grann Co. The committee reserve the right
10 reject any or all bids.
AND. NJ. FRANTZ,
HON. j. NJ. STRHMAS,
JACOB BAUSMAN.
1dtd Committee.
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RUSSIA mas offered to guarantee Bulga.
rian loan of 100000 roubles Who will
guarantee Russia
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City of Mexico, SEP

II used to be said that Democratic success
was menace TO the business OF the county.
This i" chestnut has grown mouldy even in
Republican mouths.
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Active, Pusbtng ana Rsuanrs

III. H. Cochran, Druggist, ~ and l34 North
Queen street Lancaster, Pa, can always be re-
lied upon TO carry In stock the purest and best
goods, and sustain the reputation Of being &C
tive. pushing and reliable, by recommending
articles with wellestahished merit and such A.
are popular. Having the agency for the ceIe.
brated Or. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, colds and coughs, will sell II on positive
guarantee. II Will surely cure any and every
affection of throat. lungs, and chest and in order
10 prove our claim, We ask you 10 call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. IN
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sHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping Cough and Bronchitis. FoI
sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 Sorti
Queen street.
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MARKLEY'S "YARA BEAUTIES ~
AVA clear filled of choice No. l Havana. ara
recommended TO lovers OF genuine Havana
Cigar, 1T
MARRLEY's, "Yeilow Front"
No. n North Queen Street
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Hay Fever

Remedy for indigestion. Consumption. Dvs,
pepsiA, W Weakness, Eeyer, Agur. etc, Golden ;
Lie uid Beef Tonic. 80 lWaTodyW
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DASpsLIos LIVER PKLLrTs for sick headache
orpid liver, bliousness ana indigestion Small
and easy TO swallow. One pill a dose Price, &c.
By al druggists. febs,3rudTu.lh.s
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
MURDER !!

shera ae is sgnn SIN Tds i %n1qa yfts
REMEDY for that fatal mplady has demon
rated the fact that ii is infalible ms n prevent
i've and cure. If You permit your children to
head" For sale only at the Office No. % South
sth street, Council Bluffs Ia, or sent by express
c. H. Blakeslee, of No 14IO Campbell street,
Omaha, who recently lost a beautiful and IN
tcresting daughter, aged about l5 years, by
diphtheria, under the the treatment OF % one OF the
Of i this city, your remedy For diphfhcri oamG
too late, our dear daughter was dying when it
am
who had the diphtheria, her throat was filed
up with the putrid liberation, we used your
medicine and in twelve hours the disease was
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keep your medicine AT oil times in our house.
We feel that 1t saved the life of one of our
children. We are very thankful TO you, and
only regret that we did not call on you sooner"
From the Council Bluffs Daily Herald: ,on,
of the Union Pacific, this city, has been great
sufferer for many years with what was sup,
that she was threatened with starvation. Her
general health was completely broken down.
that her stomach could not digest or nssimilate
attended her for three years and gay, gave no
four weeks time he cured her throat, and com
pletcly restored her general health. Had Mrs.
Gerard not obtained relief soon she would have
died from blood poison, the same condition that
destroyed the life OF Gen. Grant.
From the Council Bluffs Daily Globe:
NJ A. McPike, editor .. the Cambria (Ebens
burg, Pa Freeman, has been the persona
friend of the editor of the Globe for more than
twenty years. and is known wherever he is
know n as one of the best men living. He Is also
an intimate friend of Mr.. Clark of the Nom
pareil. He has been unfortunate in the fact
that his family was rnvaged with diphtheria.
and greatly distressed Mr.. Clark having heard
Of his calamity sent HIM some of DR.. Jcheris'
Dphtheria Cure, it was used mt once, and the
lives of the rest of his children saved. Letters
from Mr.. McPike are unboundcd in their eX-
pressions of gratitude for finding some means
of averting the loss of his whole group of little
and tender ones. Five of Mr. McPikes children
out of eight died from diphtheria before he had
an opportunity of using DR.. Jefforis' remedy.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
Dyspeptic, why nve in misery ana die IN dis
eferis cures every case of indigestion and
onstipation in very short time. Best of ref
erences given. Dyspepsia is the cause of
ninety per cent OF all diseased conditions.
Price So for two weeks treatment
DIR. Jeheris' diphtheria medicine is nfallible
for all kinds of sore throats. Indispensable i'll
putrid sore throat, in malignant scarle fever,
changing 1t in AZ hours TO the simple FORM lnfal-
lible cure for all ntlammatory, lucrative, put.
rid, cancerous liberation OF the womb and all
catarrhal conditions.
Full printed Instructions how to use the nedi-
clnes sent with them. No doctor required.
DR.. Jeferis' remedies can only be obtained
his Office, No. % South Eighth street, Counc
Bluffs, Iowa, or sent by express on receipt
drice
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Personal Paragraphs.
c. II. Tyler has gone cast on brici
trip
L. r. Whclpton, of Red Oak, is at the
Pacific.
The Misses Baldwin went to St Louis
yesterday.
Mrs. John NJ, Baldwin left last even
ing for Chicago.
W. w, Loomis and wife left last even.
ing tor Chicago.
L. B. Gault, of Chicago, formerly with
the Wabash, was In the city yesterday.
Colonel McKssock, of the Wabash,
has gone to st. Louis on briet business
trip.
Fred. l.. Keller left yesterday for Gin
cinnati, called east by the illness of her
sister.
Mrs T. A. Clark and daughter are
among those seeing the sights at st. Louis
this week.
Mrs. M. +. Rohrcr and family returned
home last evening after an absence of
two months.
L. r Caldwell, who has opened law
and collection Office IN Avoca, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Cora Bcdison, who has been visit
ing in Sioux City for the past two weeks,
has returned home.
DR.. II. w. Hart has gone to West
Union to attend 4 reunion of some of his
veteran comrades.
Jim Bliss, an old cigarmakcr and for
mcrly secretary of the union here, is now
heard from in Ogden.
Rev r. j. Mackay, rector of st. Paul's
church, left last evening for Chicago to
be absent two weeks.
Misses Clara and Lena Bcdison left
Sunday evening for st. Louis to visit
friends. They expect to remain two
weeks.
Mrs. Lou Winter, of New Brighton, Pa,
who has been visiting in this city the past
two weeks, returns home Sunday after
noon.
Mayor Riley Clark, of Nicola, was in
the city yesterday. His town is to vote
on the waterworks question to-day, and
he is red-hot fornnst it,
A. w. Hickman has accepted the posi-
ton of cashier of the Council Bluffs say
ings bank, vice MIR. Watts, who goes to
Nicola. Mr.. hickman is an experienced
and faithful bank clerk, who will fill the
post well.
George NJ. Klein, of Vicksburg, is at
the Ogden house. His name is a familiar
one here on account of the prominence
and Importance of the cases growing out
of the Klein estate, large quantity of
real estate in and near this city beng in
yolyed
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Oakland Chins.

Miss Nellie b. Hunter. of Hampton,
Ills, is visiting with Mrs. s. +. Balkan.
+. s. Toothaker, will take. hunting
"trip through Arkansas this fail.
MI. De Graft Il Co, remove to South
Omaha this week, and when there will
engage IN business.
Furg Groham, who has been in the en-
ploy of NJ. j. De Graf Il Co., the past
two years, goes with him to South Omaha.
Mr. Carpenter, has secured u position
with an Omaha real estate firm, and will
remove there IN the near future.
Phillip " Cressey, will occupy the build
ing vacated by NJ. j. De Graft Il Co, they
having bought the same, and they say
they will carry the largest stock ever
brought into East Pottawattamie.
C. IL. Converse, l.. b. Robinson, VIM.
Lyman and lily Cooper, will attend the
republican county convention as dele
gates from Bclknap.
j. l.. Fettcr and T. j. Moore, will rep
resent the democracy of Belknap at the
democratic county convention.
The foundation of Hancock Hodgrons
d Co. new elevator is looming up in fine
shape.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Politics at Macedonia.

The republican caucus held at Mace
donna Saturday night was presided over
by Henry Thomas, w. f. Thresher serv-
ing as secretary. j. II. Bradley, b. Z.
Clayton and Henry Thomas were Sc
lected as delegates to the county conven-
ton. committee of three, consisting
of T. l. Clark, Il. j. Young and f. f.
Smith were chosen to confer with a like
committee of democrats to fix up 4 town
ship ticket. In case such Il union tick ct
cannot be formed the republicans will
put straight township ticket in the
field.
1t was decid d that f. +. Smith be Sc
lected as the unanimous choice of Mace
donna township for county clerk. Ii was
also decided that the proceedings be pub
lished IN the BEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Chicago Mail: Thomas Cole, the rich
Kansas City cattlcman, bought cattle for
Plankinton IN Milwaukee in the sos.
He bought for Armour at Chicago when
the house W as started here. Now he buys
for Armour's big Kansas City house. He
began with the parent house, and has
one after another been with each house in
the train. He has grown rich in the service.
In the early davs when c.,.y,,, c.,uo 80 49,.
driven east on the roads leading to Chi
cago, the herders sent word forward to
Milwaukee to PlankintonI " Armour that
their drivers would be at Waukesha or
some other station about such Il day.
That gave the cattlemen the benefit of
two markets. If thew could strike bar
gain ut some crossroads with the Mil
waukce men, they liked it. If they
Cole would put $4,000 or $5G,000 or
100000 in his pockets, and with from
ten to twenty helpers intercepted the
cattle drivers.
There has never been q man in the
country who could beat Thomas Cole IN
Judging hogs and cattle on the hoof. 1t
is said that John Planklnton and Sam
Allerton are the only men who have ever
equalled HIM. Cole. like old Uncle Dan
lei Drew, did his ''fggering'' in the head,
not on paper. When young Phil Armour
first went in with John Plankinton he did
all he could to get Tom Cole to keep tab
on his cattle purchases. He never made
any headway. The old buyer would come
back after a trip, sometimes with 100000,
sometimes with $4,000, sometimes with
100000 worth of hogs and cattle.
'Here's your cattle" he'd say, "and
here's what's left of the money"
Then he'd go down in his trousers, in
his vest, and in his coat. 1t was Coles
buying that made the firm rich, and Ar
mour soon gave over as a bad job trying
to get the veteran to begin bookkeeping
He kept tab--in his head. He never kept
any other tally. Armour tells how Cole
once came back and said there was Il
81 600 bill he couldn't account for. He
must have lost it. A month afterwards,
when everybody had forgotten 1t, Cole
felt something in the lining OF his old
jacket. 1t was the 81 900 bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

On Wednesday, October G. Mrs. s. d.
Rogers will open at No. 1928 Broadway, IN
the store formerly occupied by j. J. Bliss,
large and well selected stock of millinery
and fancy goods. The store will be un-
der the management of Mrs. q. A. Rogers,
who, as the ladies of Council Bluffs well
know, is familiar with the requirements
of the best trade of the city. 1t is design
ed to make this store the most popular
fashionable millinery establishment IN
the city.
In connection with this store Mrs. A. S.
Hall will conducts a fashionable dressmak-
ing establishment. Mrs. Hall has had
large experience in this line and by those
who know her best, is considered second
to none in any city. The patronage of the
ladies is respectfully solicited.
The next best thing to Richmond
Furnace is Radiant Home Base Burner.
Sold by Cooper Il McGee.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

like opportunity will be gwen, which
should be improved surely by those un-
able to be present last evening. Counc l
Bluffs may well congratulate itself upon
having located here SO large and credit
able an establishment, which would grace
a city like Chicago or New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
Showing Lead Dollars.

Last summer two boys, Collins and
Regan, were arrested near this city for
passing counterfeit silver dollars. They
had passed one, and on being followed
up they managed to slip nine other dol
lars into hole, where they were after
wards discovered. Collins plead guilty,
and was yesterday sentenced to one year
in the penitentiary. Regan plead not
guilty, and stood his trial. He claimed
..".o nvuiuouU"ny uuvu...o uvYurtutea
with Collins, and that he did not know
that the money was counterfeit, or that
he had any such money until the officers
brunt of the whole affair upon himself,
and Regan was acquitted by the kind
hearted Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
The City Council.

The regular monthly meeting of the
city council was held last evening,
Mayor Evans in the chair and all the al
dermen present except Alderman Shu-
CART
g. r. Mitchell was allowed bonds on
his grading contract
The rest of the time was taken up in
routine business, passing bills, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Angular writing is now very fashiona
Bile with ladies whose epistolary efforts
consist of invitations and their replies.
If you receive particularly square
shouldered, two words-to-a-line written
note, be happy; it is the latest style and
can be read at forty PAGES without glasses.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

j. Ernsdtorf, having taken entire con-
troll of the Phoenix chop house, desires to
state that he has secured the services of
Charles Decker, a first-class cook of New
York city. The best the market affords,
night and day, in the best style OF the
art. Will also have regular bill of fare.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
A Dead Body Found.

Alex Frost, of Hazel Dell township,
while hunting yesterday about one mile
west of Crescent, was Mortified at the
discovery of the body of Il dead man,
badly decomposed, and had evidently
been there some time. He at once no
titled the coroner, and that official will
go out this morning to hold an inquest
Until then little can be learned as to
VINO the man is, and his identity may not
even then be established
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
TIE BATTLE OF BALLOTS
William Groneweg Elected Mayor By a
Liberal Majority,
tgREAN'S GRAND OPENING
Sentenced For Showing Lead Dollars
"A Decaying Corpse Found Near
Crescent 49, Personal Points
and Political Prattle.
Who is NfayOr?


The election passed off very quietly
yesterday, and in some respects was in
marked contrast with any election ever
held before in this city. Under the new
law none could vote who had not already
registered, SO that there was no swearigg
in of votes, or the usual rush of business
in that line. Another new feature of the
election, a result also of the new law,
was that there were no crowds standing
about the polling places all the political
workers and ticket dist, t,ibuters being
obliged TO remain at least one hundred
feet away. Many were delighted with
this change, as il enabled voters to 90 up
and deposit their votes without being
pulled hither and thither at the last mo.
ment by those who desire TO have the last
say. The vote was n lightone throughout
the city. The contest was between two
men, Mayor Evans and Mr.. Groneweg,
and rs both are old citizens of high busl.
ness and social standing, alike respected
and trusted, the voters had no patience
with any attempt ut mud throwing at
either candidate for mayor, and the bat
tie of the ballots was waged in good ma.
ture and with no frightful predictions of
coming calamity in any event, and no
bitter charges against either aspirant to
the Office.
The guesses on the result ran largely
in Mr. Groneweg's favor. Many repub-
licans conceded that he might have a ma
jority of $50, but during the day this was
cut down in the minds of many by vari-
Gus indications, until 1t was claimed by
shrcwd observers that Evans was winning
the day, although all said IL was going to
be snug, and that there would not be u
hundred majority, either way.
The result as shown by the count of the
ballots surprised all. Mr. Groneweg is
elected by 302 majority, the following
being the count by wards;
Groneweg ..........siS $50 a8o 574
Evans. S................lo4 4S lOo E'o
Groneweg's maj .... "a 81 67 1O4
The ightncss of the vote in the city
was remarkable, as shown by the fol
lowing:
Voted. Registered.
First ward 402 442
Second ward d.............. 5S1 6G2
Third ward 1893 466
Fourth ward ......... GA 753
Tctals. 2,O2O 1928
The new mayer was the reclplenu o,
many congratulations, and crowd of
his friends called at his residence with
much enthusiasm and Il full band
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Garland cook stoves are the best made
Get one of Cooper IL McGee.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

A letter having two tencent confeder.
ate postage stamps thereon was placed
in the Richmond, Va, postof1ice last Fri
day to be mailed. 1t was directed to a
gentleman in Manchester, and was only
some twenty years behind time. The
stamps had Gu them the head of jeff
Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05

Elo tric door bells, burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli-
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-05
cal brand oysters at Ii. j, Palmer's.

12 Cabinet Photographs So. Quality
the finest. Sherraden, 3l7 Broadway.