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IOWA STATE REQISTEK-DES MOINES, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1879. AMUSEMENTS. DBS KOIKES. GROCERIES. THE AUDCB0X HOMESTEADERS.

Statement and History 'of the Canaea that Led to the Troubles The Kail read Company's Heasoas for EJeetinent of Settlers Three DUimiifwi and Their SI NOAT, MAY 4, 1879. Sat, honey, what are yon giving us, shoe men cry. Shoddy and bankrupt low prices hurt them. We feed sorry for them, but ean't help them. If they will call around we will give them a dose of low prices.

Warranted to kill every time. People's Shoe Store, Moore's block, sign of the Big Boot. Pocket-Book Lost. It was in the town of and Mr. S.

had just concluded some purcliases, when he made the startling discovery that his pocket-book was lost. While searching his pockets he found a buckeye, and said, "Gentlt men, my pocket-book is lost, but there has been something discovered by Dr. Tabler, of Nashville, of far greater value. It is the Buckeye Pile Ointment, which will cure piles in all eases, when used according to directions. Try it.

Price 50 cents a bottle. For sale by L. U. Bush. febCdeodtiin Gaps made in the flesh by abscesses and ulcers speedily disappear without leaving a scar, when Henry's Carbolic Salve is the agent employed to heal them.

This standard article cures the worst sores, eradicates cutaneous eruptions, relieves the pain of bums, banishes pimples and blotches from the skin and has proved to be eminently successful hi remedying rheumatism and soreness of the throat and chest. Sold by all druggists. C. H. Ward Co.

and E. K. Cary, wholesale agents. Thk Laoiks or des Morst-ES are now offeted Henry Tetlow's famous Eastern Face Powder, "Blanc illusion." it has been sold principally to the elite of Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and other tanre Eastern cit ies, but the price beina rather bifrh i.sO cents per box) the common poisonous lily whites have been used on this account by the public renerally. Its merit consists in ita purity, harmleesnesa and effectiveness, imparting nut the deathly pallor imi giaiinir in cheap lily wnite, but a subdued, refined veil of beauty and yet is a really reooa-nized ageut for beneflt-Itiir and strenirthoninjr the tissues of tne skin.

Handsomely encased in metal biclo.xe and de-UghUuUj perfumed. June4dly ATituoct doubt, W. K. Bird sold more Gents' Ties nd Bows yesterday than were sold by all other dealers in the city combined. The immense assortment and very low prices did it.

Usderghousi) Raileoad written expressly for Sam LrcAS. After the drama, Orand Parlor Concert will be given by all the members of his company in their several specialties. Popular prices, reserved seats only 50 cents. For sale at Sloore's dry goods store. The State Dklkoates The election In the Second Supervisor Dis'riet completes the list, which is as follows: Fir Dlntrirf 1.

S. Clark son. C. A. Dudley, I.

V. Juba A. Linult, Cnarlc-s Kauier, D. f.ucas. nil Dietritt Ktibert Alton, Marcus Kava-n-irb, J.

I'. Carlson. Len. Thirtl IMrirtK. Cliugan, K.

W. Van undue. W. A. Polk.

Fourth IjiAtrv-t (. D. Moore, H. O. MeBroom, Win.

F. Ttiompson. fifth DWriri -A. I Watrou. J.

B. Tiffin. (E. K. Mason, J.l".

Jonlau anil A. Perlejr in iloubt.as one precinct has not yet made returu1 NEWS A3iD GOSSIP. ru called a g-reasy burter-tub. Bald-headed butter-tub. And indeed there good reason wby.

For I'm the strong butter-tub. Scanty-haired butter-tub. Odorous butter-tub, 1. At noon yesterday the grand jury adjourned over to Tuesday. The City Couxcn.

meets in regular session at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. your dog tax ready, for Marshal Byran proposes to raid the canines on the first of June. Secretary Cameros has leased Dr. Carter's house on Fifth street, and has taken possession. The table service for the Savery House is displayed in Perkins Gray's show window, and Is very handsome.

The Kesuit of the Thursday Election" is to be the topic for several sermons in Des Moines this morning. Jcstice Mii.i.er notifies Clerk Mason that he will be here to preside at the May term of the United States Court. A xcmbeb of gentlemen from Des Moines went to Iowa City yesterday to attend the funeral of lion. Hush Clark. The dining hall on the State Fair grounds is completed, and several of the other buildings will be ready for the roof this week.

The Des Moises Sfortsme.n's Club will be represented at the State Convention and Tournament by Messrs. Lowe, Bryan and Sheldon. S. S. Bonbright has been appointed Sergeant Major of the Third Regiment Iowa National Guards, vice rhilo Case, resigned.

Lieit. Wesley Wiohtman has removed to Colorado, leaving a vacancy in Company Third Regiment, It will be filled by election. Two chaps that hadn't fully recovered from the effects of an after-election jubilee were fined the customary amount in the Police Court yesterday. Mrs. C.

McJIantma, mother of Miss Hat-tie McManima, teacher in the Third Ward Schools, died at Dexter at noon yesterday, after a short but severe illness. Yanderbilt's fast train made better time on the St. Kansas City Council Bluffs road than It did on the Northwestern 47 miles an hour. The trials of the saloon-keepers for failing to have their names over their doors, as required by the city ordinances, are still before the District Court. A shot-si stolen from a squatter on the bank of the classic Coon, a niileor so west of the Water Works, by some boys, was yesterday found buried in the sand where the boys had cached it.

Charley Kickett. who was assaulted by Mike Madigan, on Court Avenue, Friday, is still routined to his bed and unable to appear in Court. Madigan's trial has been postoned until such time as Kickett shall be able to attend. Yesterday morning a farmer living about twenty miles from Des Moines found three of his horses in our city pound, just ready to be sold by Marshal's sale. It cost him nineteen dollars to redeem them, but ha was very well pleased for all that.

They had been missing three weeks. Gex. Alexander, Gen. Olmsted, Surgeon Tin-vkr Wamcd-Apply toL. II.

Kurtz. Wantko. A family horse, cheap. A Vila! I one i-referred. Ad-Ires "H-," box UsuEiMiitoi-Nu r.fjn.oAD; or the TllK Stki run Saturday evening next.

(iT House Evkkyboiv thoroutflily pleased with Uird obits' FurnishlPg Department yesterday. Take a look through it to-morrow. ColllNTHlAN ClI UTKlt No. 11, 11. A.

M. convocation Muiulay evening. May r.th, at 7 r. M. All companions uril to he present.

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F. CAI.I.KSnMt, See. Thf will rive festival Thursday, Muv 7, Vnmvds for the purine of geltintr a a company. We wish the Th'-re will SMimds of tii- tlOilM-' lie a ol an 01 um menus, drill between two roni'iuiiy. ('01110 one, come all.

Tin: anri-n! of the Des Moines Library for the flection of ofii-for the ensuing year, will occur on May at th Library rooms, at 4 -k, r. M. A full attendance is desired. li.wi Assix 1 rtor. The sixth annual of the Iowa State Bar Association will In le ill this city May li, 14 and IS, with an address at the Academy of May at Iton.

Samuel K. Miller, AssfH-iate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. The other session, of tin' Association ill take plat at tin- United States Court rooiu, Wi-dne-iclay, ly 1 4th, cmiiiirr. ai 3 r. M.

The following topies will lie Uiscu.ssi.il: 1. ('tin th-exm-ns'-s of mir cuiirts tic tiy l-irlhi lhu.il injury fo the Ht- liiiliisir.ittuii of Hhuiil'l tic Th- ioi (i. Wrivbt.Jielu 1. hhoiil.l lie itfi if wlj'tl stciia 1. It! tl i will In- tsy r'W- Te "I'ri in I 1 1.

P. ShirHS. laws any imhilil ni-n imr-hiist-rs whu Ixiy lor tneir own use articles that lorn nut tu tie lilt riiilfPmeit. 1 ipctic.l by K-s-ira. A.

anil J. Itrown. A iie-i-tiiu will held at the United Circuit Court room on Thursday May at o'cloek, for the election of ollieers ami the trauvietiou of ireneral business. I'LKSONAL. A xsi iii t.

returned home yesterday ftoin a visit in Virginia. Mu. 1. A. Stkin, tiieelothininiin, known as tin- riyini is at the Ahoiu over Sunday.

liisiioe Axiikkws left yesterday for Grand dnuetioii to pass tlx1 SaMutth. Coi.k's circus is to be in Des Moines the latter part of May. Mu. Thomas 1Imv.ii.ii, of Harlan, Is an over-Sunday visitor in I)es Moines. Mits.

('. ATTIC left Saturday for a trip to Kurope, intending to be absent several months. (i. A. It.

Onler Coiieeriilris Weeorailoii lay. lit: U'or AHTms ikp't. or In'Vt, I'ltAMi A it or Tllli tiFeritl.ii A'n. wi loan, 1st, I iKnkhai. (Milieu No.

'i. 1. The Hides auil llemti.itior.s ut our Order direct that the of May be observed by the members of the drain! Army of the in rial day i-i cotnineiiioration of the deail imr fallen comrades. II. Tin- iluty of propeily observing the day and by the graves of our fallen comrad 1 their t'tr the preservation of I nio'i, sii.i.iM he uisiilered the priiih'ire ol loyal It is rx-l'cted th it eery l'o-t in this Department wiil see to it that the irr.ives of our fallen comrades are decorated with ll iwers, and that patriotic men and women be invited to opeia'e and participate in the observance ol Ihed.iJ.

III. Couiiiiiinilers of Posts will forward to these le ad.iuai ters a report of the number of i-Mves and of all other matters of iii'eie-i in this conuei-tioii. By order of II. K. Cniswoi.n, ('oniuninder.

.1. K. Towkus, Ass't. Adjutant tleneral. TllK 1 Ihl.boiis c.titilnie iish for those all silk dros (Jrain Bird is liinnini; at ten cents still 1, anil still the assortment is un- 11k si.

in (iiiiunam K. To-morrow the Cit in il all taeklu an iinii irtnt e- 'atiite for keepitiir the city cb-an. I'i ol the terrible stench from thepack-iiii' li, region dmiiiiT the past two weeks. LeBOSQUET RUDC DKALEllS IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, 511 LOCUST STREET. FIE aprflllittf I Successors to B.W.

MorrlsonJ NO. 202 FIFTH STREET, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries. COSLSTINQ IN PART OP Sugars and Coffees, TEAS AND SPICES, FLiOUll AN1 FEK1, TOUACCO A1 C1UAUS, Anil all other articles usually kept 1u ft rat-oltuulinicery. Tha pnl.iip are oonliallv Inrltwl to call and lainlue our at.H ami la-rore pureuaaliur. Highest Cash Price Paid For Produce.

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES A. DICKEY Will Sell 3roro Groceries for One Dollar llian any House in the State. l'rleea raiiitlnir from aie'la. per Hi. to tl 00 Bl'KINO WIIICAT FLOUIt.

Ilewt ri.nir, per aaek Meat Fl.iiir. wr aa. lt ad I lit 1 HI Ileal XXX Fluor, iMiraa. lt. Ileal New ll-iM-es l-'iuur, imt aaek 1 I I Rill Mi.

It. uin.it 11 II ll.i.h I 1 40 Mills, KailKHK, Winter Wheat Fln'lir, whleh baa tiueiiiial In llim inui kel. I uilotcaa fallowa: Weateril ltim, per aiu I 10 Ilexter. Per HM. I 411 Uoltleu hatflo, per 1 60 DIUKI) KltriTS.

tl Ilia. O.Kiil Drleil IVa. hen 21 llm. (i.Ki.1 lirle.l Applea for Ill ilia. F.nKlWh t'nrriiiilH fur Ull.a.

lllaektKTrlea for i on 1 Oil 1 KI 1 UU In a wnnl. I take pleaanm In aavlnir to my ciiHtomen that I alluw no tn.une lu uii.lerMifl uiyllklif A. lHl kKV. rlFfiTcHASir fll'CXTBSrUlliM TO Familj Grocers Tea Dealers. Kpeelol ItMit for Funrj Airi'iitu fur the ante of the Oneida Community's Fruits.

AtrentR fur Ihe St. Louis, Hannibal and Quincy Flours. Baleanxuiia, corner Walnut rllxth Povliltf IlKH MIllNKM, IOWA, MERCHANT TAILORB. POSNER, 416 WALNUT STEEET, FurijHTlv Wi'lnt(M'st A I'lmniT, CLOTHIER MERCHANT TAILOR, ho onrnfnir Hfirlfiir sinrl Pitmnier ax-HMMi, one -t--lc. lino of pli'i ur rrtti Kin.

lefNi KHhU, roimiftiliiif tif IbM ii'iiniii at imittom ymvum. I Sell ax Aivr an Any IIoiih In tlio Hy. Thi protirli-torof thf fntHtiaihnunt mi pfrl-iii'-, Hri'l Mr. J. h1mi nf tnl ft Mil Hi tht Morcritint 'I ulltirlnir (Ii'iHtrf tiifiit.

Kv.tv pi- tif Kiiruicnr In i-iiI ttv mv own baixt. MMvltiR in pH uitr a Hiilnrv f'T a iiihii fjolnn lb cuttiitK. I irHrHiiif nil my work. I niv own KI IV MAM: 8uriiL4MiiiK auy hHMtrrn miilf gtuMn broutfbt to thf niHt pit't. My tivnV Kiirninhlmr HmAa Ofpnrlm-fnt In tn Ml) ItM ttrHiif hen, thn lttUnt linvi tlli-H t.f Ihi I will nil AWAY DOWN LOW.

Plcfliw xit'inrM my "t.M-a iM-fore uun buliijr eJiM-wdcn'. Very rtiiM'. fully. J. POSNEK, Stftr 01othir, mrrSWin 4 14 Walnut fclrrrt.

NJiW 1VIUM! A. WEINSTOGK, 402 WALNUT STREET, WKI'ISTIM I'OsMU), CLOTHIER AND I have Juist r-iv'l f(rt-lh-Hpriny an1 Hum- Dicr as-HMrii, or tin- lr(ft hum t--! llll' tit iltnttl, IMJliaialtlftaf Of MM! fflOt tX-'l- iirti French and English Fabrics, I mnkr tip ftii i iriti t'miurm Huttai for Vi; r'tii il i'autPi for ti.U I hnvr? aisu, th awrvi- ir i mimjt, Mr. Wm. KumiNh. liifiy Hruwmy, Nw Vorh atni in nri l-i be bn vry fi-w nu(x-fioni, bo win Bitffii to iiic laitonnir M.iHnmint onty.

I altvf ri.MNHfH' tur- mr own it'-iulv Matlf loin- Intr. iirifKuii any KkmU-tii malr irtmln trotjrbt 1ln murK'-i. My td-' iii FurnUhlnir Ook1 I rtmrrt la riTiri''i tn hJI Ita tHaim h'ii, vuripriitir thi -t UOVOitlCftOf Ull) IM-JiiM'll, Willi Wlli 'll it bo FIOt'KKM. Tou kindly mtwttv4 ti -iajlrimytrli iu-1 figur-. 1S66.

SI'IUVG. 1S79. GOLDMAN HYMAN, Havltiir n--'lv4rrl our Horiuif mint Htjinmr fit wf wf-uM kiii'liy anii uur airoiit) mnd frw ttn-l 'h'r- in wwiit of GUUD CLUTHlo UiW PHH'M, to rail ant vtmiultt our Ittt- GREAT REDUCTION In pri- thi prlnir. will mik uprM ft ttU ai'i'i aswuiiicr' Kuita fortl; ail weol I'mit. tr i nil ttbr a.Kd r.iMriiofiaf-iy low.

krf I h-only hmiay in tb riif thift li at-a flrrt-'iiiMi work at riw prU-. nty all wir to lartfn ouaif tllM-a and fr ia-b, mint witb tu ltif xv-rt-wm In htiUH'M 'iimIju-i to il at laottotn tnrl onvitMl of lb aioe yMTajf HMMAN A. 1IYMAN, Walnut OjtpomiX SaT-qry Hom. C. Q.

BUTTKEREIT, MERCHANT TAILOR, o.m 1 Firth KIcK k. DelT In nl FfHtRKI anit AMElilCAl" Qtaile. I VV. all my wurfc. planth: Fmt HOME tiiaWN tMwi only V1 at Vt Monies, ia.

SHAffiUl LOCKWOOD 10 ll.a. Ftamlartl A Puirar for 1 00 11 ll. Kuraf Pu-rar for I ml IS Ilia. Veli.iw (' Huirar I 111 6 lli. 11.

si lal Ilia. 10. i t'oiree fur ml 1 (i.io.1 Klo t'effee fur I ta 1 have the tin. 'HI line i.f Teas III the elty, a I il.i illreet nun the liuiMittera, auU I doiy ('. IIIIlM.tlt lid 111 im.

ill. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRIDAY. AXD SATURDAY, May 9 10. WALLACE Combination In their beautiful Drama, eutltie-d The finofit Iramatic Vnviufjtion of th pe-n, playful by tiinu wirti imm.r.w ftuxM in 'W York.

Fliston. Vhtirttiflphia, and the cities in Iho L'nileU The beautiful and brilliant voun Act reus, MINNIE OSCAR GRAY. The eminent yonnir Actor, WILLIAM T. STEPHENS, With his wonderful Dramatic Doirs, ROMEO AND ZIP, Supported by tho METROPOLITAN COMPANY. Including CHAS.

t). ar.1 GKHTIK SK AM AN, the p.pular cts. lteervc-l ttcatu, 7 cents. For sale at Piunih's Jeweiry Store. mv4d'it MOCRE'S OPERA.

HOUSE! One Night Only. Saturday. May 10. A BRILLIANT MUSICAL AND IWAMATIC EPISODE. THE EVENT OV TUK SEASON MR.

SA LUGAS In the Great Moral (nd Musietd Drama, Underground Railroad, Written expressly for him bv Miss Pauline K. Hopkins. Mr. Linus will lie supp.irt.xt liv a company of (IILOItKD DHA.MAi'lf, ami SPECIALTY AKTISTSof Kare Kvcellence. After the llrnma all apiM-ariita in a liltAND PAKLOit Ctl.NCKKT, wltuout tra chai'ife.

Admission, 50 rentu Callerr, 35 cents. No extra chnrire for Heserveil Seats. KcserveJ Seats for sale at Mooru'a Dry GikhIs Store. w. Si-raoik Manturor Wash bLDixitTT tienerai a cent May 4.T.S.U, iu j.

m. tktuet. NORTHWESTERN HILL TETLEY, Proprietors. Manufaeturvrs and Dealers in all kinds of BRASS GOODS. Experiment it 1 Working P.itent omeo Modeln and ltra.

('Hstintrt nui'l tu onier. lliibbitt Mettu whoieaaie auti He tail. Works, 100, cor. Court Avenue First St. DES MOINES, IOWA rWPnoeln! attention paid to Stnla Fountain Brewery Hni lUstillcrv work.

Cat-h paid for Old Metals. 1un28dtf Down With HigSi Prices! CHICAGO "SCALE 149 1S1 Jefferson Chicago, III 4-Ton AVaon Scmn fOO; 40. Iron Irvrr. FNfl tK'Hrinirs hrns brum and boHm tMx, ttbcr N'Hles, lfHm, at a (Treat riMut-tiou. Ali wnk'b warraiiKMi.

Hend lorClreulurarul Price Liwt, BrpMM QTUwpowly Announcement SPOOL, COTTON WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE to tho TRADE and CONSUMERS of THREAD that HEREAFTER Jom Clam, Jb. Co's SPOOL COTTON WILL, BE KNOWN in the UNITED STATES as VTRADt For Sale by all WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in DRY and FANCY GOODS. THOMAS RUSSELL HULK Af.BtSTN The trale snpiilied l- E. M. FORD CO.

OcryivMHlly Lallemand's Specific Never Fail to Cure Rheumatism! GOUT AM) NKL'KALGIA IT IS N'JT A QUACK MEDK'INR. It is th onlr rTiwiv -v diw4vr 4 that will i--ftr" lit in tun lliHf, ui irMltif a pTTOmm on. k' I'ny- in fil to pr rtt- hpf-inf; lvn be k-arn wh it cn'iiip" 1 or no ont-rliif witb iut or N-urMiiria biiid b-itate to try it tcaunc it ia wrti- jt iiiiH. mrnllar ft(-rt to the are rwire4 Jmoat daily Kor.rwoon, Deo. 1, JK77.

JOHeT H. t-u I.m. 'r Blr: K'r tntrnv -ar 1 hav fmi'-b fnm untl u-i nui'iy of lb- m-it-cirM rui iun--rr il'-ujm'. A' nit thrw niontn ir' I iuln-t by ri lv-r u-mnt I ni Thk tm tatk to try yMtr I.Hil-n.fifnl a HiwtIT'-- I roiii'l not Wnd any in tb- t'r- b-r. I out to Ijhi M'Kkhi n1 Atl-T uinir it f-l tr tban I bve l- i'tn- In rv v-r4l vr, ioo wisb your vaiuabte th- it do HK.kV AVFOHTH.

Tb't rniiV-rirtw wttn Htt itnmt ri--'i wt be A)m'Urwi Hfu-r u-niaf MiMii.v wjTh'iut flrt atil think th-v frtftot Hun-o! iu caw b-iv U- by tbt: ua ef Lail'-manil a For ii liri- nnjg-yiva. myW11y SteelPens To il frt-nm tt vmy rfw-rn TouarKtff-ltf ivrfinw) iet tb ZHb iay of Man-b, 17. W. ffwit. men frtttt huin-itt r0-tm't sjtrt-t.

tn iyf Mom-. I o.1 mhe to fmnmfit ui bi pn-i nf for tb trre-ni of ci-mIj lor. Vvu. n4 til prr.n- bavin rinrt prrfTft tin aitm duly 'jnft-l un-1'f mtti. Ut Vuu.

aii pt iinU-iA-i any to id W. fu-wart. wiil te nTi- tfajt ywr tm. f1 yw wUt nt tt- mxn at my iic. riJtb ir-t.

4. r. TKi. AaJiii. rmuS st 1m Ktfc 4 April, Iks.

mm ws tnlldlnss Torn Down The Shelby County Cases. The proceeding against homestead sqnat- ters, so-called, in Audubon county, has excited some remark and so much attention that for the benefit of our readers we have endeavored to obtain, and believe we are able to furnish the substance of the facts. We glean them from an Interview of the attorneys In the case. The controversy Is an old one, dating back to 1872, when som8 parties, encouraged therein by the suggestions of one who pretended to know, conceived the Idea that certain lands claimed by the R. T.

R. R. Co. were not really railroad lands, but, in fact, government lands, and subject to homestead entry. Forthwith they settled on such pieces as they selected, and some of them applied to the United States Land Ofliee" for certificates.

These applications were refused by the local land officers, test cases were appealed to the Commissioner of the General Land Ofliee, and from there to the Secretary of the Interior (then the present Senator Chandler), and the decision of the local office sustained. In the meanwhile, actions were commenced by grantees of the company in the State and Federal Courts to test the title, and in both courts the railroad title was sustained. In these cases the settlers submitted to the decisions of the court. Others, however, persisted, and iu 1S76 and 1877 they commenced actions against all they could find claiming possession. Many of these cases were stoutly contested before Judges Reed and Lou f-bourrow, the decisions being again against the homestead claimants.

Some of these were appealed, and are now pending in the Supreme Court of the State. In 1877, late in the year, the company built branch roads into the body of the land grant, and sought to sell lands. In this it is claimed they are obstructed both by the active discouragement of the settlers and by the fact that they were in possession of lands and not interfered with by the company. In some instances lands were sold, and this spring, a sale having been made, the purchaser went into possession, only to be ejected by a homesteader who claimed the land. This, it seems, led the railroad com pany to conclude thatforliearanee had ceased to be a virtue.

Writs of ejectment were therefore issued under the judgments already obtained, and the Sheriff directed to serve them. This he proceeded to do, and on Thursday last ejected two and on Friday another removing the families and their possessions from the land, and destroying, by direction of the couipauy, the houses and other buildings. As a result, some claimants have already bought their and others are negotiating. Th: company has adopted the plan of iestmying buildings to make the disposses sion complete and effectual. We are advised they ill follow the matter up until the list gone through fully.

There are some fif teen or twenty yet remaining in Audubon county, and perhaps as many in Shelby county. This vexed question Is detrimental to the growtli of these counties and should be settled even though by these measures of force. No resistance is met with other than compelling the Sheriff to execute lis writ instead of peaceably going oil the laud. It is exjiected the Sheriff will proceed next week until his writs are all served. Gentlesien Those who have tried the different makes of shirts now in the market, agree on this, "There are no better goods made than the Pearl." Try one.

Laun- Uried, 51.15; unlaundricd, 81.00. To be had only of W. K. Bird. ATXOU'CEMESTS.

Chhistian Chapel -T). R. Taica. pastor. Sul- -et.

A. TheThtnirs we Never Regret to p. "Lessons from the Late Temperance Election." Ail are welcome. The Ministerial Association will meet at 9 a. M-, Monilay, in the V.

M. C. A. rooms on Fifth street. A full attendance is desired.

Unitarian Chi-hch. J. R. Eflinirer, pastor. Services to-siay at the usual hours in the hall on corner of Fifth and lan-usts streets.

Subject at a. "The Providential Plat, and at Rellirious Culture, repeated by reouest. Sunday school at p. M. Annual meeting of be Society for the election of oincers immedi ately after morning service.

A full attendance tnc memiiers aemren. round "social (post poned from iaat weeklon Thursday evenlnir. sth at tne residence or Mrs. Ayerat, aio tnira street. Dk.

llrwiv's free lecture on Monday eveninir. at the Academy of Music, should be beard by all who wish to tie bealthv. wealthy and nanny. He wiil diseusa the laws of health, also bow to live. at and steep, inakina- hia lecture entertaimnir well aa instructive.

Lecture commences iromptly at s. Come early and si-cure got feats, seats will be reserved for ladies. Prksbvtkri 4V tsOCTAi. next Thurn'iay eve-ina in the church parlors. Ie cream and cake will te served at rtfteen cent a disb.

-Vo cbartre or admittance. A cordial luvitation is exteud-d to all. The Fhiexos have services each Pabnath at A. M. in Fairatl's Hall, between Fifth and East Locust Htroet- Sahiiatb Scbocl at 11:45 a.m.

The pnlilic are cordially invitisl. ipai. M. 1 aul 4 hurch, (seventh street. above Walnut.

Rector. Rev. Jos. H. Jenckes.

S15 Hiirh Btreet- tiervices, witb sermon, on Sunday at A. and M. hunday School at t-M p. u. The public are cordially In vited.

EKVtrEH at the Kast Side Baptist bnrcb on Satitiatb at a. m. and 7 p. M. Stjnday-scbool nt 11 A.

M. Strantrers welcome. Church social Hint Friday evening In each month. The pastor will receive calls each Monday afternoon at his residence, 19B I.yon street, for serial and te liirioits conversation, t'burcb prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p. and women cottaie prayer meeting on Thursday at P.

Ja. W. A. nn, pastor. 1'ni rr.ii Phksbvtehiasi CHrRCfl.

comer Sev enth ami Sycamore. T.J. Kennedy, L. Pan-tor. Hours of fwrvi-e.

A. M. and 7 P. M. iccture and prayer meeting.

edncsdavs at p. si. Seats free, and all wolt-ome. Presbytf.ki AS 4.hurch. comer of mtj and Hlgn street.

Morning service. evening. Sat. lot school. 12 Wednesday evening prayer meeting.

lPTH STKKKT Jt. K. V.Hl H4Tf. riTlH BirCCl, tween Walnut and Court avenue. Rev.

il. S. Hy-man, pastor. I't-eachiug every Sabtiath morn ing and evening at a. m.

and Sab- Wednesvlay evening at 7. The public are cor- lially (nvm-d to every service. Pi.TMofTH Congregational church, comer of Seventh and Locust streets. Rev. A.

L. Friehte. pastor. Preaching Saht-ath mornings and eve nings at lllrauann i cioca. raiKaia mmi ai.

32 a. Prayer meeting Wednes-iay tveninga at First Bantit Church, comer Ixx-ut and Eighth stre-ts. J. K. Murphy.

II. pastor. I'reacbing on tsamiaths at Kli.aiaiKl tsaotmtD scbo.it at U. W'ediieaday evening prayer meeting at Ltfoijsn Lntneran eourcn.entneT reventaand street. Itev.

tt. A. 4i-iwl'kfs pastor. Servxs-s each tsabtaith tuoruiug and evening. Sablmth school at ijectun and prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Ti.lfi.

eslet 4 hap.l. Sycamore street, netween ma street and Pennsylvania avenue. W. s. H.w.ker.

pastor. Weekly serri.s: Sundtiy 4 lass meeting at a. preaching at a m. class meeting at 12 Sunday school at p. preaching at 7 p.

m. Welnewiiiy-Riirular prayer meeting at p. m. Friday Tea. her meeting at p.

m. FniST Presnytenan ctitireB, r.ftst sirie. Key. W. W.

Thorpe, pastor. Sermon at a. Stmrtay school at p. m. and 7 p.

m. Place, Harter 9 Hall. rTayer meeting edneaday evening at TRisiTT ri angelical nurcn. nev. it.

tt. Kisikel. pastor. East Sth street, shve Sycs-tnore. Sabtwth school at s.

preaching al 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. SwaitsH Evangelical T.mberan rrsiirch.

comer of Front ami Sycamore streets. Ker. J. Ti i icu. Swedish Sunday scn.M.1 st a.

st 10: a. m. and p. English Sunday acb.iol at 3 p. wtn-kly service Thursday ev ening at CENTENAltT H.

E. CHI'Bi-H, Seventh street, above tenter. Key. W. F.

Harnert, pastor. tereAcninr sahtmtta morning at evening. 7. Sunday sch.oi a Prarer meeting. Wednesday evening at 7:30.

Teat hers nu-etirig- Friday ermmg. LOCAL NOTICES. Dbiv, Stork for Sale. Owing to eom- iilete failure of health, I offer for sale on easy terms and low prices, my stock of 1 Irugs and one of the cheapest residences In Eat LVs Moines. V.

Booth. My4bidlw. Wr stand by the people, let the peop'e stand by us. Ilirh price shoe men think tbey can run ns out by crying humbog and shoddy; this is too Bun. th people can se through it at one.

What! run os out Never Well, hardly ever. Bat, then, oh nv! bow the low prices at the People's Shoe Store hurt them. Sign of the Big Boot. Furnished House or rooms to rent at 415 Center street, between Fourth and Fifth. the villain purwied her still." Sav Bankrupt once more- h.

how it hurts them t- an.ler lltr nrle will kill 1 1 i them yet. Sign of the Big Boot, Moore's Opera Block. Enm! Say, bankrupts, azain onlv one square ore to the Sh Store," sign of the big iti here witi, lie CudericToand Kailroad. Weii then, but, by the way. tle People's Shoe Sure here now bv the way th shoe wb cry Shoddy," etc.

Ob. aw; kew price don't hurt them it's ail m. audake. hua, hai-liu; taJy one a-josfC Stunt. HEADQUARTERS AT Lance Mood anil Lemon Wood Ituwg.

All kinds of Arroirs, enibraclBg every-lliing from tbe 5-cont arrow to the flnest full norked, and Old Deal In gilt. We sell at importers' prices, and the same discounts to Clubs. (Jive us a trial. Carter, Hussey Curl, 810 Walnut Street. We have just opened our new Spring Stock of WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, DADOS and DECORATIONS, embracing everything desirable in this line, including the latest and choicest styles of both American and French manufacture.

Call and let us show you the largest, most beautiful, and attractive stock in this line ever seen in Des Moines. REDHEAD WELLSLAGER, fcblSdawly 400 Court Avruuv. Senl ord4-rs for Samples of Fine Papers, t'ino Stuck, ami tireiit Varit-ty. A full lliieuf NTATIOFll and HL4VK HIMIKK alwaya In Muck. IniliicciiientH etrerej t.i cintiimera liuyfua-in Itlank Hooks mailt to onler, and Job t'rititinir of every kin.t prtmiutly Uuue.

A full liuo Icural blanks lu atia-k. aik UniiiwiifHt flows. Aimws In urcat variety, Husrtey'a Scorr HiMik. ami Call ami examine a-iHla anil learn prices. Carter, Hussey Curl, SIO Walnut Street.

L. HARB ACH Successor to C. L. HAKBACH, lli4 MOINKS, IOWA. WKOLESALE-Second St.

RETAIL Third Street ai -i I- ca a -j in r. CQ CO S3 a CQ ca ir. FI LL LINK OF FUKNITl'KK, CAItl'KTM, MATTIXtJS, W1MKHV i(M)I)S. STOKi: KIIADKS a Hpeclalty. UXDE I ITA KI NO The Oldeat KalalilUhment lu tli -Illy.

rmviSefl I y2 CARPETS, MATTINGS, Carpets! NEW DEPARTMENT AT YOUNKER BROTHERS Walnut Street. Our Mork of CAitTLTS In now complete, aud we are prepared to exhibit tbe Lateat and mwt artltille design In Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Tapestry Ingrains, Ingrains and 3-Ply. Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mats, Linoleums and Mattings in vakietv. A Iks In tliia Department can be found the larifeat and rbolrest aaaortmeBt ef SOTTIMiHill LACKS, CKET0SSF.H, LABRE(riH, SHADES AFIXTCKEH, Vil.MMiW HOLLA M)H with Krliigea tit match STAIR B0DH, Ac, at prices, the lowest erer known. We aollrlt jour Inapeetlon be fore parehaalnr.

ap'Vl'Jm On gnnd farm or town property In lows placed promptly aud on mmt favoarble terms by the Km. I. a so Ijas TkuhtCo. rebl 1-dtf. Ie ilolnes, Iowa.

E. M.T0RD WHULCH1U Yankee Notions, Furniahlnjr and Fancy Oxuls, PKH IOWA. DEEP ROCK MINERAL SPRINGS. This hotel will open for swats on and after A PK I L. 15, 187i.

AnalrMs mnA purrlr of water surpaaan) lr wmi. A b-itiful kM-atlon on taisb bank of th I'M Mulnes rtvr. at4 only Mi uilr ie from in apilal ttulltlins. Iii hotel aeertff1atiotia; fiv tnta rooms. send for aomirsta sot ertincate.

friM i-wtf Ins o. I he fepnn iV-inna im mM at th oep.it, siklrrss esr 4a ur two in aiivaman to tiw Iiekp wa hfkio pJ-JiI fai toti Ik Muiuca, iu.a. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER Girl Wastted to di general housework and not afraid to work. Apply at 1122, corner twelfth and Cherry.

K. SEEiiciUiEit. A Good girlr wanted to do housework iu a small family. Enquire at 115 Walnut street. West Side, between First and Second.

M. NEwnorsE. Girl Wanted. One who understands housekeeping thoroughly. Good wages: permanent situation.

Apply at SH5 Fifth street, west side. Ild2t Hum-price shoemen cry "shoddy," "humbug," when they hear of the "People's Shoe store." Say, did Yor see that shoe fly? Oh, no; low prices don't hurt them. Only one square more to the People Shoe Store, sign of the big boot. Fort Pest We have just completed seven houses of five rooms each on street between Vine and Cherry, which we will rent to good tenants cheap. myobldlw II.

F. Getchei.l it Soss. BABY CARRIAGES New stock, low prices. Call and examine or send for price list. W.

T. Ueywood, 420 Walnut street Des Moines. niartdSm For the last three months parties well known here have been lying at the point of death. Their names are Hiirh Prices, Tick, Tick! And the old man died, never to sell high-priced boots and shoes any more. "And the villain pursued her still." She bought the shoes at the People's Shoe Store, sign of her Big Boot.

Jot to the afflicted never fails to reward those who prudently resort to Ilr. Liuilsey's Improved Hlood Searcher." Without an eipial in America. Try it once. A Complicated Question Answered. II has become an every day question, How can Martin Co.

afford to sell good sewing machines for 25 and :10, while other agents ask $45 and S55 for machines which are no better?" The answer is very plain and readily understood. It is simply this: Martin Co. employ no canvassers, but give their customers the benefit of canvassers, commission. For instancea sewing machine sold by other agents pays tbe'ranvasser selling the same a commission of 40 per cent, thus a SM5 machine would pay the canvasser SIS. 00 leaving -27 for the company from which they must pay the tine high toned local agents their salaries, all of which comes from the buyer.

Martin Co. give their customers the lienetit of these high commissions, selling their machines at a living profit, or about 50 per cent less than the salaried acent can seil for. In addition to selling ail kinds of first-class sewing machines, they also repair all kinds of sewing machines and furnish all kinds of sewing machine supplies, needles, attachments, and dressplait-ers, at the lowest prices. The above statement of facts is true if they do come from a sewing machine agent. Do not be deceived by unprincipled airents but call on M.

A. Martin A- 214 Sixth street, and set. for yourselves. novlOSunlyr. Beautiful Residence Lots S'i50 house and two lots, 8'J50.

See Dr. Field. jmielobldsuutf FLOWKIJS. Sniilax and cut flowers at Lambert's Green House, 11th and Walnut streets. Jeb24dunstf.

"WHESTthe wise men speak let the multitude give ear." To no other medicine has the faculty so unanimously accorded their liest sentiment as to "Seller's Liver i'illh'." Try them. Foi: Kent. Suit of rooms over store No. 314, Court Avenue, Inquire ot K. M.

Ford Apri'Jdtf Money to loan on city property. John A. Klliott, State Insurance ofliee. Ap27d7t Capital City Iie Company, Ofliee Corner Last 5th and Walnut, Bank Building. Please leave your orders.

apr27dtf TtArmin Clark, Props. GliAIX KLKVATOK KOU SALE on favorable terms, (to close business) nearly new. First-class, on Chase plan, with corn-shelter and all the necessary machinery (except engine) in good running order. Capacity, lti.OOO to 20,000 bushels. This is a rare chance to buy.

For further particulars address. Bank of Monhoe, apri.idliu Monroe, Iowa. STOXEAKlT.Cut Stone a specialty. All kinds of Building Trimmings, in any kind of stone at lowest prices. Ofliee and Yard, new Capitol.

mchlDdHin W. Brtntox. Riiofing Pitch for sale at old Gas Works. Apltfbidlm It. S.

MiIXEit Clapton House, at Newton, for rent. Apply or address, L. D. Kennedy, Newton. Ofitick Kooms for Kent.

One of the most desirable office rooms iu the city, with private room, lire-proof vault, water and gas; under Citizens National Bank, corner Fifth and Walnut streets. For particulars, inquire of State insurance 221 and 22a Fourth street. fehsdtf A GOOD VAUD FOR SAL 12 In a good, live town. No com petition. Will do about thirty to forty thousand dollars per annum.

A good barirain can lie made, and the stock is in excellent condition. Address K. K. Fish, ap'JOdlm Oilman, Iowa. Reduced Prtres.

Twenty-five cents will now buy a fifty- cent bottle of Piso'a Cure for Congutnpt'ujn. Thus the best cough medicine in the world is within the reach of everybody. It has been sold in Des Moines under a guarantee, and In three years not a single bottle has been ret timed. The fact is a good recom mendation of the medicine. febi9diw3mos Smoke Tausill's Gen.

Custer." Gus Smith has 'em. feblibldlw Ice I Ice! The undersigned respectful! announce to the public that they are now prepared to deliver Ice in any quantity desired. A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited. Des Moines Ice Co. Office 312 Walnut St.

mch READDr.L&iioix'adv tConfidentiaL Sepldl "BouorET," "Bouquet." "Bouquet" hand made, hand made, hand made, only 50 cts. Weaver SlaLsh, sole Agents. feblsbidlw Smoke "Senate" and "Old Congress" cigars at Cary's Drug Store. Jylsdtf Look Here! The Iowa Loan Trust Company will make loans on very favorable terms. Parties wanting money will no well to investigate.

meli 23bld.fcw3m Queby. Have you seen that Electric Oil baud? april Illustrated1 Mamaje linide, M0 pages, efota and gilt binding, 50 cents; Ktzie ia paper covers, 25 eta. alaiahood. 10 cents YVoirn-hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, i cents feccn-iy sealed, ty amil. Send.

nKnt-y or poitie stamp. Lot. vruiTTIEit, the gn.at -KectaLt, J7 St- tharie Street St. 1 1 Read the advertisement in this psper of the only located Specialist In Iowa, It. McAfee, of Davenport, Iowa.

Chas. Kahi EE A have concluded to sell their stock of boots and shoes, and at a rduccd price of from 25 cents to SI. 'JO on a pair less than any other house in this city which claims to lie bankrupt, or to sell at less thancusit or any other dodire which they may claim. We have a large stock, and it must be closed out either with profit or at a loss. We will sell anyway for cash only.

Call and convince yourself, at -i01 Waisiut street, Exehar.L-e Block. dtf. J. M. TtBAT, practical piano tuner and repairer.

Special care given to rebuttine and reeulatine. Ail orders left at Lehman A luce's Music Store will receive prompt attention. ai-giObldly MONEY TO IXAN. At 8 per cent, in uma of 91.000 and tip want, on improved bttsinesva property or farms- Sil West Sth street, or Til East Iyx ust street, De Moines, Iowa. J.

W. Cattkix. oeuudly MOXEV TO LOAN On mot-brace, at tix per cent, in laree or naii minis, by 1. Horn awd lMnrer of Pennsylvania. Wanted, aitrenta reftresent us- Aicrat A fctate Aeents, Fotirtb street, Des Moines.

martObldSra 1VIIITAS1T. arben rtstt thecity of Sew Tor Hop at the Grand Cmon H-m-i 'he rnvi I er--trai iKot. dntit rrnav Jl iwand Steam, and aii nnprosemeiita. i-ni rr-1 uc-d l.j meet tne of tne 1 1 Tbe turtxied "tta the Inm tower than st any other nrst-tisa hotel ia the crt tar Otgfift decvered to sod mm tai depot fre- ftT Her that the bitej y.u enter has Grand rnvia H-i mm to wt. iKtiKsUy.

w. U. AEJUsex, Kauujar. Tolls Coixectku. The toll bridge receipts in April were as follows: Walnut street Court Avenue Lower 'Coon Heventh street Tickets sold eUofl 3-Jli iJ 1.M.7H SO.UO CS2XO Total ti.aeu.ii0 During the three months precedini; April the receipts were not sufficient to pay the interest on the bonds.

There is some fordini; now, with empty wagons, but the crossing is so steep that few people, attempt it ith loaded vehicles. Biiid still continues to show the best assortment and gives the lowest prices on Black and Summer in the city. Pi.VAfOHE. May 27 and -M, are the dates fixed for the presentation of Pinafore for the benefit of Cottage Hospital. Mr.

John Wool-lett is director and Miss Treat aceominist. The following is the cast, although more names are ye to be added to the chorus: Sir Joseph Porter I). C. Martin. Captain F.

H. llrinovr. Kniph Ita k-trav. T. S.

Battle. Iiielc lli-mleyi C. A. Furjrason. li'iltereiip Hart Iloalswain A.

K. Paul. Mate-J. P. Slmrman.

Jasephiiw (Captain dau(bten Miss Jennie PaOheil. Mel.p -Mi Ctora House. Sailors-V'lacent I.liln, .1. W. Wolf, Mr.

Kimtit, If. H. Metcalf. Mr. Martin.

Mariners ur.cler couiuiaml of Captain Dauh-erly. Msters, CVuisin and Aunts Misses Carrie Hams. Aiiua DaiiKherty, N'eliie Mlllijran, I.i.zie nri-t. MissK'iofht. Haitle Ankenv, rtiiise Kteb, Miy MeS'nll, Minnie Kandolph, Emma Burnett, Mis.

Nolall.l. St mmeh Shawls from 50 cents to S1.00 at Bird's. Bkuioi: Costucts. Yesterday the Bridge Committee of the Board of Suiiervisors opened the projxisals for constrtieting county bridges during the nest year. The bids are by the lineal foot.

After a careful consideration of the matter the Committee decided to reject all the bids. The following are the rnnposAr.s. D. and Whit- Oak tE.OO Kii 1 lak ami hite Kim Pine White Elm Piles 4o.i(l J.C.T.o-!or. White and Burr Dak 0 Heil iMk anil HeJ Klin 24.50 White KI111 Pine.

Piles Not driven, I et. perfout. t.r.Ki'rutrfil. White and BurrOak Hed Klin White Kim Piiinir J.CJrnnijnis White and Burr Burr Oak and Bed Elm White Kltu Piles :5.im :) ui imi at on 2S.0II 44.10 The Des Moines Loan anu Bnuusc Association, the first institution of the kind organized iu this city, completed its tirst two years on the 20th ult. The Secretary, Mr.

J. A. Jackson, gives us the following statement as to the value of the stock lUie. paid on each share in two years Net earninjrs ot each share in two years l.sj?! Total value of each hate $41.20 This is a most excellent showing rarely, if ever, excelled by any building association anywhere. This association is organized on a plan somewhat different from the other associations in Des Moines, and Mr.

Jackson claims that the wfii! cost of money to the borrower cannot exceed six and two-thirds per cent. CrtANH OitoAX Concert. Thursday evening. May is the time, the Central Presbyterian Church the place, and the following the programme for the musical event of the sc. PART FIKST.

I. Organ Svilo Fanfaie and Fujre Hlchter Prof. Fulk. i a llelf rv Tower Ifatton vuarti ties Th, as Kosv of om. titer -s.

Price and Mrs. Itohlnson, Pror. Woollett and Mr. Mooily. 3.

Song with Violin Obligato Near a fctre'irn a Vooih Iteclinour Prof. Woellctt and Mr. Uismore. a 1 Bri.lal Seny Janson iititn WeiMlng SiMslernian 5. Song --The Hose Bush llo.tj.-cs Mrs.

lt It. Trio rim, Vii.iin and Piano Mews, l-'aik and lissniore and MWs Treat. te.iet Mother, 4iuide Foot- titeps From Maritana Mrs. Price and Mr. Woollett.

PART SECOND. S. Organ Overture Merry Wives of Windsor" Vicolai Mr. Falk. W.

Song -Kotiert 'i cml Meyerbeer Mrs. Price. 10. Organ Duett --Variations on AuM l.ang Syne Thayer II. Song -Will OThe i.i Cbeiry Prof.

Wimllett. 12. Quiirtette-C'alin Be Thv Slumliers. Bihop I t. Organ Life on the Ocean Kalk Sv iesls.

Departure of Sh-p S-enes on Board Sailor 4 horn- The Fiddler, the Hag-piper-Kvenmg Twiliirht Kippling VVaves -Song of the Boatwaiu It'K'Wed the of the Dfep- -ltistant Thunder Storm Approaching -Strikes the Shi Conrusion -Prav it -Slot-m The Cre Give Thanks for Precrvat ion. Tickets for sale at liiee's Music Store, 5th street. More New Good for the Five Cent counter at Bird's to-morrow morning. AH.r.iAi. The conductors of this new line will run a train into Des Moines next Saturday, May 10th, at the tl'iera House.

The Milwaukee Si Mffncl says of this highly-successful and taking play: 1 at niirht. at the Opera House. Sprngue'9 rndergnaiud Kailroad Company gave an excellent pirformanc ttetots an eni husiastie aoiii-eture. Ttu-dnitna is fa-shioncl livers Sitiri' 'Out of Th Cotn-pauv consists of a select party ot eolonsl artists, whie are the liest we bavf ever beard -vocal music making up the gn-aler part of the performauoe. The mmrtette was tirt-clas ill every and the somr and mel'bes were all new and taking.

Joe Brindi dpSalli.the Ctitian wonder, gav his violin aoloa tbe titlh and sixth airs of IK- Beriot -with rare precision and feeling. He is itid.sMi a wooiler. and at the olose of his perforniaiu-e there as one moment of almost paintill inleoif: then came uch an encore as perhaps no oiber tsmipany ever had in the 0-ra 10 say iney were iiciuh-i, itoav the least thev were deliirhted. Sam l.uras. "tbecomedian, is a host himself, and caused audiem-e to explile with iaugaterat short intervals during the evening." Y.

K. BtitP ill sell you a Taras.il at any price you may name, from 10 cents to Sl.0t, and "very time guarantee better value thau can Im found elsewhere. hanging Hraltr The following deetis were tied for record In Polk eviunty during the week ending May 3, It-Tit: COT. A. G.

Field to Mattw W. Field, hf of S. keene i 1' VtO J. M. Ltav lej to M.

A. Morriaoo. lots iu Davis' add 8,000 Fleming to Kachael Mastetler. 1 and s. w.s s.

liising Sim 8,09 Caiet- H. Jewett to A.ex. M.VuUougb. 9 and i. IWk Kising iUD 'tun eiaiuise.

A. e. Miu.l.uirh la Sins on W. Crotie. 2..

a. 4. anU lU. ir IV M.c-rv nn 3M 40 IV nj K. B.slell -saiif ird T.

man, and s. lei, vk S. Cnv. te h. IVn-e to Fred.

4 ronier. I in hiork IS h' 'f Stewart add J. H. Bno'shaw to Esteila J. llietaut, 5, tl Holt wn to Augustus Saiith, and h-.

T. K. Brown' mid J. Ctulanan u. I pton.

bf of 1. Mot 5W LANDS, John A. tseibert to di.t tp Wehster, ebtol him" site in M-c tp H. Andrews Nelson to Hush Hujths, lots i and I of Neil eufed.v of jr of ir ee I tp Ts 21 15Q Fern a VV ore lo Oe- vrye Kaox. lot sec tp r-3 3 to John Kirsher to tteortre llarpet fr uf see 1 tp rS4 Marv Thotnpet to arm Tb-vmpsua -w see Jl and 'f of Some to Marrret J.

TnutnpsoB Sof mm- tp Sj 30 N. Jubnaon to M. W. Lj neb, lots 1 and I a ip S.COD nrv J. Kusseli et ai.

to Joan Petersen S) ot sre 4 tp it At Zil Walnut Street, BolHaa Block, Career 4th aad Walaat. Cornino 4 McClelland are now selling their entire stock of Boots and Shoes at cost and regurdless of cost. Goods just from the factories at cost. Other goods regardless of cost. marlodawSmos.

CASE MORRISON, GENERAL BROKERS, Real Estate Agents, FIFTH STREET, First Door North Post Office, in Equitable Block, DES MOINES, IOWA. Lands bought and sold. A choice selection of Farms. Wild Lauds and City Property always for sale. Notes shaved and Money to Loan on good securities.

F. t'ASE, niaiShidtf B. W. MOKKIStrN. JtAILBOADS.

Chicago, Rock Island Pacific KAILROAD. TIME TABLE, iWAKt II 16, 1S79. EASTWARD. STATIONS. WESTWARD.

AC- Ee. TL. FA(. EXP. AO C'lW.

H1IL.1XI'. EIP. MAIUCOM. p.m. I.

au II. 45 a iu. S.50 a.m. M.4-i a in. a.m.

T.15 p.m. p. in. p.m. 7.17 p.m.

a.m. 11.65.. Des a. 10 p.m. P.

in I. in. 7.15 b.OU 4.45 p.m. 5.40 p.m. p.m.

p.m. 2.ai p.m. 12 a.m. lo.uo n.m. a.m.

S.4.1 s.15.... Atlantic. Lit) in. a.m. 7.1s Avoca p.m.

a.m. b.20. Council p.m. p.m. p.m.

5.U0 p.m. p.m. U.M a.m. K.3J a.m. a.m.

a.m. a.m. YZMZ p.m. a.m. i.45....

Grinned. a.m. KM p.m. U'k) 5. 40.

a.m. p.m. DJaL.West Liberty. 411 a.m. a.m.

11. 'U p.m. tuu p.m. ..25 p.m. a.m.

p.m. p.m. 4.40 p.m. a.m. S.45..

li.ljU p.m. a.m. li.uo. Island. in.

a.m. p.m. 4(U Juliet a.m. p.m. a.m.

a 40 K. D. M. DIVISION. EXP.

MAIU p.m. a.m. MAI la. p.m. Des 2.5 a.

in. EXP. a.m. a.uo a m. U.iC! p.m.

luw p.m. iu.at p.m. p.m. p.m. 11.

10 a.m. 12. 15 Il.lil. 7-HU. 'JW.

Okaloosa. .1 MO a.m. a.m. 1 l.o7 Ottumwa lo.ar a. in.

a. in. Eldon p.m. a.m. 2.1tl....Ke(ikuk....

3.15 Past'iiafer4 are curried uu fruiKbt trains as ffilldws in main hn': imur Kast, 7.3-a.m; 4.4.rand 7.45 p.m. (toil iv W-it, 4.mt p.m. p. in, A. KiMn.iLL, K.

St. Jkhn, 8npt. Gcn.T'kt-iPass.Aii't. C. D.

Si'UAGUE, Afront, Des Moines. il. F. KoYrc, HiipT. Iowa Division.

DES MOiNES FORT DODGE R. TJtlK TABtE No. 15. To take effect February 187(1. TRAINS NOKTH.

TKA1NS SOfTll. Leave. Arrive. No. a.

No. 1. stations. No. 2.

No. 4. 3. m.Di-s Moines. 11.4fiara C.ilipm e.4o 10.4(1 11.111 11 III 4.111 4 4 XI V.iukce....ll.lO 5.05 Dallas Center.

4.: lo.ai 4 Perrv Id (HI tl.oS Ki4)py W40 t.V, Junction. V.M S.lfl 2Miin H.M 2.4(1 6.50 Paton f.tlS Pi.luam S.U5 7.10 (Jowrle S.lll 1I.4U 7 51) 11. IS 4.H1 7.MI Tara 7 25 111.50 4 if, B.l Junction. 7.15 lu.40 4.: 8.15 7.U0 10.15 Trains are run by t'hiciuro time. "I'iON'S.

At Des Moines with Keokuk Des Moines Itailway. Cliicniro. s-k lland Pacillc, aud Moines Indianola Itailroads. At. Grand Juncliou witn Chicairo Northwestern Paitttay.

At Fort Dodire with Illinois Central Hallway. GEO. W. OGILVIE, Cen'I Ticket Atrcnt TUBll'T DES KOINES FT. D0D6E R.

R. The shortest and most direct route from DES Ml INKS to MOI'X 1TV, YANKTON, FOKT PIEKKK. UFADWIKlD, and all In the NiiKTHWKST. Alj for A' Kl.KV. 4KDAK FAI.h".

WATEKUMt. all points in IOWA, A close connection Is made at FOKT DODOR with the trains of the Illinois t'cntral Kailroad. The morniwg'aeeonimiwlHtion from la-a Moines wiihlhet'. N. VV.

bailwnv at 4 RAND EAST and EST, and paa-senirers for points tin that line will flnd It to their advanti.ire to patronize this route, the equipment eiiiH' nrst-ctas. the roadway in aoid onier, and traius bv efficient and obliging men. CE4). V. IK, tieneral Ticket Aent.

TllK CHICAGO. RAILWAY. THK TaI BKT 1.ISB BITWiTX Chicago, Milwaukee, St Tanl and Minneapolis, And All points In Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, Minnesota. Llakota, Manitoba, and the Elaek Hills, NEW YOKK, PHILAliELPHIA, BALTIMOItE, WA.SIIIXGTOX, Sew Enrland, the anadait, and all Easter and Southern Points. 2 ROUTES a DAILY TRAINS, Between CHICAGO and ST.

PACL and MINNEAPOLIS. Tae 4bicaeo. Milwaukee atH Paul Haiiwatr tlx- i iiunhwisieii Line um4 d'Piil hlr.i. vita an. t.t Fa-tem ami S.utlM-rn Kailwajn.

and Is the tnot c.tninientjjr i'-ated wjih to a-snv LeirA. Hiel or plane of uuat- Ije i.rutli 1 irketa ami Through Bunn Os-rH Sli Pr''l Cities. Ha" Tr.rk, thorotimlr fi-ee nun oust. etlichu ltaprut.4 Anumatk Air Hraks, Kaffir flaUrm aud UaUa(i on aU FaMenaf Ike ristea ttmf C'sukn aa4 Palara lerptsis lata. In.

r.w.'4...tr7'set4 nvre BariscM elr. VIeltla ajid Ptr-aMir. Hnu.ru, p.u-l passes tarouirn 6or caimry. a rratKler sc-ljrrj, an sa other Northwecrn Lice. A.

V. H. 4 Gen. Pass- ur.it Tu 4 feat. MEKKTT L.

J. 4J AI I.T, 4t-uerai Matiaer. Am i (i'l Maaas-er, oiiir I it m-a ooiiniy imporiam. The ordinance pri ides as follow: Ski tion 1. Prescribes a penalty of ten I il 'Uars for deposition any kind of tilth in the streets.

IP General Brigade Surgeon Hutchins, Kegimental Surgeon Ilajiawalt, Adjutant Cate, Capt. Daugherty, Lieut. Laughran, Lieut Thompson, and Drum Ma jor Bonbright, will be the Des Moines dela- g-ats to the State Military Convention at Marshalltown, to be In session next week. Last evening a large party of ladies and gentlemen celebrated the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. E.

F. Dicks and his estimable wife at their residence, north of the city. The occasion was full of genuine en joyment and the anniversary was commem orated in a substantial manner. The amusement list for this week is as follows: At the Opera House will be "Underground Itailroad," Saturday evening. At the Academy of Music, "Saved from the Storm," Friday and Saturday evenings.

The "Danites" will be at the Opera House May loth; Joseph Cook, May 15th: and John Thompson, May 16. Yesterday the Board of Supervisors awarded the contract for grading the State Fair ground road to Jones A Co. for 16 cents per yard for one section, and to McGrady A Co. for 1CK cents for the other section. 51,000 bonds are required on each con tract.

The awards are contingent ujion the ability of the contractors to furnish bonds. Tin-he will be an all day basket meeting, in Trullinger Grove, section 34. Franklin Folk county, on June that being the fifth Sabbath in the month. The ground is at the southwest corner of the grove and near Mr. F.li Trullinger's residence.

Tim meeting is gotten up by the congregation that meets in the Trullinger school house on the and 4th Sabbaths of each month. A number of the squatters on the Rock Island lands in Audubon county immediately purchased their lands of the company after they were dispossessed. The couipany appcur to act very reasonably in the premises. In one instance they sold a man the forty acres adjoining the town of Harlan on which he had squatted, for ten dollars an acre, a sum far below its actual value. The walking match between Ileek and Thompson turns out to be more of a fizzle than at first renrted.

Thompson gave up at the close of the first two hours, and Heck left the track when he discovered that there was no real exertion necessary to win. The "Athlete Association" sends In a series of resou'tions denouncing Thompson. Heck has notified Miller, the champion, that he will walk him a match of one to five hundred miles lie also says he has received the promised pecuniary stipend for his walk. The Toledo Iilmlr says: "Saved from the Storm, is drawitig crowded houses, and is a play that deserves it. Miss Grty is an actress of rare merit and appears to better a in this great piece than In any other we have ever seen her in, Borneo and Zip, the two dogs used In this play, are the greatest wonders ever seen in this city, and perform feats that win the admiration of all who see them.

The company Is of a high order and first-class in every particular, and Saved from the Storm is a histrionic achievement, and should be seen by every one." The following is the result of the election held in Ie township for the election of dele gates to the State Convention The total number of votes cast was 367, of which W. F. Conrad received la4, Robert Aiton 10, J. A. Carlson 16 W.

W. Thorpe 14, C. E. IVan 1T0, Marcus Kavanagh, 213, Geo. Indrum J.

F. X. Drake 89, the successful candidates being Robert Aiton. J. A.

Carlsou. C. E. Dean and Marcus Kavanagh, Jr. The utmost good humor prevailed and everybody is happy over the result.

Yet ki av afternoon Miss Fannie Pritch- ard was the heroine of an exciting runaway at least it was exciting to the lookers-on, although the young lady was so self-pos sessed and brave that she averted any evil consequence. While near the corner of Vine and Tenth streets In her carriage, her hors? concluded to run away. This he did, flying np Teuth street at a fearful pace. Every onee ia a while the animal would take to the sidewalk, but the young horse woman never lost control of him, and finally broueht him to a halt on Pleasant street, near the Third Ward School House, and then drove him home, thoroughly conquered. Fob a delicious aromatic cordial, stimui tinr and invieorating in its immediate and in its remote effects, nothing has ever etiuailed Dr.

Uarter's Elixir of Wild Cherry. A vegetable preiauatioo that is acceptable to the ued delicate doid by ail drug gists. Apiiod.ipiw MIRKUGES BIRTHS 15D DEATHS. Mvaaitrrf At TV Mo1e. Imm MtTlivn.

tT Jiwh-- H- Turner. Mr. D. R. Tbrasner aad Hamate attinrer.

ail of le Moineas It, mt In IVs Moines. AprU M. prra, to Mr. and Jars. B.

M.irrwn, a daugnter. rivalled in KfrrmTtA nnii aymmrrry. Their 1 unprecedented sale in Central Iowa is due to the eontpiete assortment at the jewelry store of Henry PSioub, 417 Walnut street, lee Muiaea. juiieoolUeo-jAwly Skc. I.illure to remove tilth within twenty-four hours shall be punished by line.

Befiisal to obey an order of the Bo.ir,l Health to clean premises subjects the offender to a line of from to 5-0. aeiuers shall be licenMi, and emloy tieioly-i'uereil carts or wauons, and furnisli bonds in the sum of J0. The Hoard of Health shall designate the place ot deposit, and anyone uslnjr any other place shall be punished by fine. The Board shall have power to deeiaie a I'esiness noxious, and to order its abatement. Kailure to comply with such order shall be punishable with tine or imprisonment.

Housekeeper shall keep srarbae in water ticht vessels-, ami it shall be removed at the expense of tiie city by contract, anil no one else shall remove taih.Ke. Parking and slaughter houses shall have tiht thsirs and be thoroughly walnnl each day after ins used. Between the fifteenth ot April ami tirst of November all otla! and ll.sLsliaU be buried at least two feet undc ground. All packing and slauchterin? hoi.ses shail 1 kept in a cleanly and healthy eeiulnjon. iolations of these are inmlhaWe by a line of from SiO It shall Im- the duty of the IV of Health of the city to examine all slaughter and packing houses, meat markets, and butcher in aid Pity, and to iiienirt.

to infractions or violations of this or of any other onlinauces of the city in relation to saiil houses or and to cause all iersons violating any ot the pn v.sU.ns relating- to any of them, to be iumictmt.ij prosecutrtl thenfor. Sai.l levari! 01 stiail have an. I any memlier tliersf. at nil reasona- ble and usual hou, lU, ftw 10 any ami ii slaughter hou packins iioiim's. inarKcts vt tntt, her shi nP the citv.

for the purpose of thu and exaniiuit'ig the same, and any person who shall interfere with, hinder, delay, molest, or prevent such health oft! er or offi vrs. in the his or their duties, shall, linen convict! thereof, fined in any stuu not exceeding otie huudrvl dollars and costs of suit, and may in prisonnl till said fine costs an paid, not exceeding thirty days. The Bleaatngaf Mrou; rrtra. Is reciverat.ie. ut by mineral sedatives, hut l.y a nM.urse 10 ellts tnal Ionic Ueallllem.

aml th( mily be use.1 a auxiharies. and then as sparimtly it m.rvrt arv on let ones, ay render them so is a iiiKir Thatster- entircl! thorough di.i st.on and thv mi that toe b.i insured its due amount of nourishment, and eotiseiueiitv Ilheuinatic tendencies and of the kidneys and bladder are hm counteracted by Ihe Bittei-s. wiiieii is besides pleasant m.slicinal stimulant, infinitely than ltte ralT counueree, -h injuriously upon the nervous ldeodaw npiexion should avo.a aii fare -1 "I' tl-e'pores and eh tuk rapidly increasing and unequalled Ai'-ncnoKEt. For sale at tanr Ware reputation of ilie Diamond Spectacles is be-hotis. Seeond street, just toulu o4 C-, lw 1.

cause Uiey are matchless iu utMiltfy and uie P. II. lVs lines, Iowa, at SI per If one uk a grain sack full, the ssck will (. tbrjwn in. I livvred at Ex- press )r on ears.

Can be planted any Haie Ul May. AjtiiwU Wx. tAJU'tsrtil. i "j- 1'iiiiaru v. i..