Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1874, Page 4

t THE OMAHA BEE | omcul. PAI'I'.H oF 'I'IIL (.l'l". THE OMAHA DAILY BEE -V‘fi subscribers by carrier, to ln] city, every evening, (Su nds; P e o ot o ek, o7 7 e o) the, and $7.90 per spuum, wheu paid & onts. Tun Owkus Dasir Bax e by tar e BGEST circulation. in Y eiore, e best and chespest advertising ApvesTsISe.—Local motices, 25 - comnper iine; Jowal sdvertiseuments, 20 cents per live; by the Immh, 10 cents. No Sivertisement than 50 cents. mlnmunnne e tnser- "ot Jems Lhan 25 cen ‘rertisenc or iz adrance '“ for standing ois mast invarisbly be advertisements by special Lega! Sitementn, Tavaar Ak, o sequiring tareful revision by COBT, e e e, must be banded 1o | ‘e o'clock a- . 1o imsare nseriion the ‘and Local sdvertisemeuts before two = R - m— hh.dd in before Monday noun, for the = clection case, was concluded last | evening before the City Council. The case will be concluded this evening. | was put out before the engines ar- :—The reading of the evi idence in he Baumer-Johnston contested Official Report. In the United States Circuit Court, | ‘ A stove tumbied over in 8| iy et pridey moming pur- building on the east side of Eleventh | Lo o st the Sllowing street, between Farnham and Doug- | oo "”w “"“mn tod - las, yesterday morning about eight | avs. | o'clock, and started up a little blaze. | Hon. John F. Dillon presiding. J M Gregg vs J Shepherd. An alatm was sounded, but e e | \urer to smuwer of A;':'{, o0, 1874, | sustained. ILeave to answer over H in 60 days and continued. Catherine Leiter, sole_executrix, | —The Jolsason-Baumer 1ong c0n- | e, va 3 D_Crown. Demurer 1 | tested election case, was concluded | peuuuu overruled and leave to an- | | e swer. Saturday evening, before the City | TS Jafly e Lavelaid. Jodg- Counsel. The case was argued by | 1o i"yruingt defendant for $548, the council for each contestant, and | then submitted to the council. A| UPRR Co, vs CountyCom- | | resolution, that a certificate of elec- | missioners, Merrick County, et al, by 11th tion be given to Edward Johnson, | 8mended B0 e T o he was then carried, the seven Demo- | tre.ted us denied, for the proofs | erats voting for it, and the five Re- | be taken In 30 days. Case tobe | | publicans voting against it. submitted on brief to be filed in 40 teleszram was received in this | 443 £ ., Ooof city yesterday announcing the | cpeyenne et al, defendant ruled to death, at Salt Lake, of Mrs. |answer by July; rules and case UNITED STATES COURTS. ivumau | ‘outlo the vi | was burned down, but the main | assisiance in "protecting my tenant | [Communicated | OMAmA, May 9, 1874. Epiror BEE: Pursuant to a call a meeting of nity of Mrs. Lowe’s | delegates was held in the Christian | | farm yesterday afternoon, where| church, and was Zopened_by W. they found a dangerous prairie fire | Master Wolcott, of Elkhorn Grange, | | | raging, which had been started |\ the chaivywnd]:lectingS. J. Cutler | | thoughtlessly by some school child- stcretary. Business pertainiug to ren. A shanty on Mrs. Lowe’s farm | ¢he Fourth of July celebration was acted upon. It was decided to | | house was saved by the firemen | have said celebration at some connecting the hose of engines 1| entral point on the U. | and 2, and throwing « stream of | 1 eeting of delegates water from a creek. Elkhorn station Mrs. Lowe is very thankful for | jgih 1 p. M. the successful efforts of the firemen, who had such a long run, as will be seen by the following card from her: I desire to return thanks to the fire department and citizens for their prompt response to the ery for help yesterday afternoon, and their | —A Card o Thanks Mrs. Lowe. The fire department had a fen | | | | | the Platte are earnestly requested to be present. 8. J. CUTLER, Secretary. Circular to the Patrons of Hus- | bandry. | PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. May 4th, 1874, | | Brothers and Sisters of the P of H. | The following telegram has been received by houses and barns from fire, which | would have resulted in their destruc- tion had it not been for their efforts. | The day was intensely warm, and | on account of the high wind there | was great danger apparent. The | distance from the city made the ef- me from Brother H. W. | BPECIAT VOTICES vertisements of To Lty e ts, Found, ing, ac., will Do Taseried 1n. these Columne oncsor TEN | | GBNTSper Tiue | cach sulsequent insertion, F insertion | :mle Finder y on finding, be well rewsrded by 1eav-g bera¢ e Corzen's Houee, soutberst comer'ol il aud Harney steet, e by givios informaticn of her w b iy 8, 1 i1 he” paid to a good " ALpiy in peridn or WY o 2 girl, No otaer wanted ted OCARRIAGE uluuml.-.n EstabUShed 1858. A.7.SIMPSON'S Gflm‘ MANUFACTORY 538 & 540 Fourteenth Street, | (Otfice up stairs.) Omaha, Nebraska. Carriages and Buggies on hand or 1 aile to onier. B-Purticular attention paid 1o Bepaie ST_Furnished _rooms for ien at 162 Harney my mysit TRAYED OR STOLEN) stable of J. M ¥, Papiliion, D mbatt: hose, Bve jeucs okl 1+ | Ligh! Any information that will lesd to the recovery of the above horse, will be liberally | e Address ssabove. myi-lw® o'l house, good I cheap s the er is going away Oniy £3%. In Shinu's second ad i JOEX N P ax K - 255 Harney street, between lith and 15th. Carriage and Wagon Making In all it Branches. in the latest and most | approvel pattern. | J*J. BROWN & BRO., 'WHOLESALE GROCERS, OMAIA, NEB STEELE & JOHNSON, WHoLESALE (FROGERS, ~SIMPSON'SBL OCK— 538 and 540 Fourteenth Strect, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE OMATXTA, NEB, by MORGAN & GALLAGHER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON AND MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 205 Farnham Street, SERIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF | Hibbard, wife of Mr. W. B: Hib- | continued. L. Lewis, Master of the State piyatzdHoward | yopsr SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING | Street, between 1ith snd 13 TRAINS. Time Card of the surlington a7 OxamA. 935 4. X. 10:45 P %o 3 excepted] Tais is the only line running Pullman Hotel. Pringerrs. Hazzy P. DECE: W Simcucocs, R e Wen Fost. A s L‘hxm‘uf‘lll Owaba, Neb. M | these n Island & Pacile. AN erE 41000 A 230 Y onars cxcepied, Cuicago & N-m--e-n ras. : 10:0 . M. < 1100 4. M Morminz Expre Rvering IW: z Omaha & Northwestern g y & Paclfic. . S5 AN Daily except Sundaye. buses anu Baggsge Wagons lesve the s Parehen: and Niuih strects, il | =5, P b = Sioux Ma) Exprees. 2a5P. M. “Fo ADVERTINERS-—1ne CIRCU LATION of the DAILY Bk fa snore | at of any other duily —Peycke’s Restaurant and Oyster orooms. The leading house of the | kind. 207, Farnham street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. feb24tf Two first class milliners wanted at Mrs. Atkinson’s Milliner lors, on the corner of Capital avenue and Seventeenth streets. OMAHA BREVITIES. —Found, a glove. bave the same by calling at this of- fice and paying cost of this notice. —The sum of $50 was on Saturday raised by the employes, at Hall's | foundry, for Mr. Haines, who hada leg broken in the morning. —Fleteher & Hubbard will soon begin sprinkling the streets. They are now soliciting subscriptions for this purpose, and everybody should come down liberally —In the United States District Court Saturday, Nick Monhof- fer was found guilty of selling Tiquor, tobacco, etc., without paying the required tax. He was fined $35. —Councilman Stephenson, it is eaid, made complaint Saturday against the proprietors of the Herald for putting up their new building eontrary to the provisions of the fire Jimit ordinance. —Molly Catlin and Bob Catlin for running adisorderly house. Patsy O'Neill, a female inmate of the same, was also fined a like amount. —A certain Henry Smith, while intoxicated, stole a couple of blan- kets Fridaynight from a man named Larson, in South Omaha. He was arrested by Policeman Larson, and brought before Judge Peabody this morning. He was fined $5.00 costs upon his restoring the blankets to the owner. —By our telegrams it will bescen that Ben. Hogan is no more. He died Saturday, from the effects of arevolver shot, reccived while attempting to prevent a woman from shooting another man. He had many friends in this city, where he trained for two weeks previous to his fight with Tom Allen at Towa City. —Stein, the merchant tailor, was the victim of an unpleasant snrpriw party about 8 o’clock Fri ing. A piece of iron, three feetand a half long, and about three quar- ters of an inch in diameter, pene- trated the east side of the building, going through to the inside and projecting two or three inches, knocking off the plastering, and causing considerable excitement in that tailor shop. The iron was pulled through, and was found to be crooked like a cane on one end. On the outside of the building a hole, milar to one produced by a large bullet, was found. How this missile was ever sent with such force, or who threw it, is a mystery. It is thought that some man must have hurled it from some neighbor- ing building, or that the wind blew it from some roof. —“A Daughter of Bohe tian Reid, author of “V: aleri mer,” “Morton House,” “Nina's Atonement,” and other works. It is published in elegant style, with beautiful illustrations, by D. Apple- ton & Co., and is for sale by S. C. Abbott & Co., of thiscity. Itisone of the most interesting novels of tl.e day, and is written in most charm- ing style.~ The plot is an excellent one, and the reader becomes inte- restel from the first page, and lus interest constantly increases, until Par- | Owner can | | bard, superintendent of the Wes- tern division of the Western Union Telegraph line. The deceased | formerly a resident of this city, | where she had a large eircle of friends and acquaintances. The | remains will arrive here Wednes- | | day afternoon, wnd the faneral i to | | take place from Trinity church. —TIt was briefly announced in columns, on Friday, that “Jack, the Bluejay,” the favorite | bird at the variety Bazar, had pass- | ed in his checks. He died at the age of one year, from the effects of acold, which ran into the catarrh, and te.minated in consumption. | “Jack” was an intelligent bird. He reccived a liberal education, having been reared from childhood by Eberhart, the King Bird Deal- | er. The deceased had an extensive acquaintance among the patrons of | the Bazar, with whom he was a | great favorite. His death is great- ly mourned by the other birds of the establishment, especially by the little African Java sparrow, who | was his cage mate. When Jack | shuffled off his mortal coil, this sparrow hopped down from his ele- vated position,and mournfully look- | ed him in the fage to ascertain if he was really dead. He is Jonely since Jack died. The funeral took place at five o’clock yesterday af- | ternoon, and was largely attended by the feathered tribe, who ocou- | pied a long line of baby buggies. Personal- Judge Lake has returned from York county. Theodore Ensign and wife left Saturday for a visit to Hastings over Sunday. E. C. Axford returned yesterday from a long visit to his relatives in England. Arthur Gorl:am, land agent of the B. & M. in Nebraska, at Lincoln, is atthe Grand Central. Andrew J. Chen live stock and commission merchant of Chieago, isat the Metropolitan, and will remain in town several days. C. J. Ellis, agent of the pire Fast Freight line, at Burlington, is inthe city S. T. Johnson, agent of the at Council Blufls, C. P. R. Williams, of the Grand Island Zimes, returned Suturday morning from Chicago, where he purchased some additional material for hispaper. He left for home yes- terday. R. Archdeacon, formerly of the Atlantic & Pacific telegraph office in this city, has been appointed Chief Operator on the M K & T , between Junction City and Deanison. an extensive also sam e Canon Kingsley, of Westmini ter Abbey, England, by his duughter, arrived in Omaha Saturday evening, and stopped at the Grand Central Hot for the West. er of the land oflice, and E. ( or and proprietor of the North e Enterprise, called at the gB: office Saturday. Dr. Longley reports that the western portion of the State is settling up very fast indeed. In the month of .March the land office did a heavier business than it has at any other time since its estal Wilhiam Reid, United sul at Dundee, Scotland, and Mr. Peter Fleming, government emi- gration agent of Her Majesty, ar- rived here Saturday frdh the East, on their way to Oregon to completearrangements for the trans- portation of a Jarge colony to that State, They are at the Grand Cen- tral, and will Jeave for the West to- day. Mr. Mehafley, the agent in this city of Bradstreet’s Commercial Agency, bas returned from an ex- tensive business trip to the East and South. During his absence he had the misfortune to meet with ase- vere accident. He received a fall by which he broke his collar bone, two ribs and an arm. He has al- most recovered from the effects of this shaking up, with the exception | of his arm, which he yet earries in | a sling. 1 The following are the arrivalsat the Wyoming Hotel : A J Miller, Des Moines, Herman Mattioby, Des Moines; Geo Christ, Des Moines; Wra Totman, Burling- ton; Ed Owens, Petersburg, Pa; R R Clark, Des Moines; Jno Wil- liams, Fargo, D T; John Boxer, Santee Agency; Jas Godfrey, do; | Jas H Boskin, do; Benton Bowen, Fort Calhoun; C F Holliday, Pap- illion; Wm G Kane, Ogden; R Williams, Fremont; Wm Jackson, Kit Carson, Col; J J Martin, Day- | accompanied North Platte Church, e They | Farmers Loan and Trust Co., et al vs. pro confesso against certain debts. Interlocutory decree entered, and | case continued. First National Bank of Omaha vs Bill dismissed at costs of defend- ant. J'H Baliard, assignee, vs SN Pet- tif, et al. Decree charging certain property in Lincolu, Neb, with $1,- In the District Court, Judge Dun- dy presiding, the following business was transacted yesterday : | United States vs Distillery, & of J C Mackoy & Co. Distributi of proceeds arising from sale of dis- tillery to the following mechanics’ | lien holders. Council Bluffs Iron W’ks Co$2,883.60 Geo F Hoagland & Co.. 2,229.04 Harris & Foster. 1,369.90 Dennis & Fitzpatrick.. "119.85 United buted vs Pollock. Indict- ment for stealing letters from the post office at Brownville, ete. Trial to Jury and verdiot of guilty on one iment. Sentence reserved. nited States vs John Hogan. Indictment_for selling liquor with- out paying United States tax, etc. Trial to jury, verdict guilty. Sen- tence reserved. The grand jury presented several new indictments against parties not yet arrested The District Court adjourned to ten o’clock this morning. Everybody buys WALL PAPER and Baby Buggies of Eberhart, sav- ing $2 to $8 on each buggy. 1 have just received 300 IMPORTED BIRDS, Goldfinches, Siskins, Bull- Splendid sing- may9 1t only to ST and $3. |ers! | S S6 FOET b ! A Man of Family. The Pittsburgh Leader, of May 4th, gives the following account of a colony—eonsisting of but one fam- —bound for Nebraska: “A German emigrant passed through this city on Saturday on his way to Nebraska, where he has | purchased a farm. Of the nineteen children, thirteen were boys, and six girls. There were three pairs of twins among the children, four of which were boys and two girls. They spoke pretty fair English, were all stout and_ hearty-looking, | and were the right kind of a family to start a new settlement with. After the old gentleman had drawn | them up in line, and counted heads, they embarked on the train for their home WANTED BY FREDERICK THE HATTER One counter table, 15 feet long, 3 feet wide, 30 inches high. | Mayo, 1t. | Vi Bier and May Wine at Thiele’s Summer Garten. Grand Free Concert at Thiele’s Summer Garten every Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. may9tl A. TUCKER is now offering to his | customers and friends the most com- plete stock of Boots and Shoes in the city, made expressly for the re- tail trade, and which will be sold at | the very lowest price for cash. All goods warranted as represented. Please call and examine the stock at No. 284 Douglas street. my8 2t First-class board, $5.00 per week at No. 189 Capitol Avenue. may 8-3t. TurkiSH Baths every day and evening at Redick’s Opera House. aprdtf toxs and BOUNTIES PRO- cvRED by W. M. Fraxcis, Law OF¥ick, CREIGHTON BLOCK. Tudian Curiosities at No. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may JusT received, the latest styles of spring and summer goods. Calland sec at may6 tf JAPANESE and other silk dress goods at greatly reduced rates at Brackin's. May § 12 Parasors in all colors at Brack- in's. mayS 2t COMBINATION ON ICE HAS BURSTED and FLETCHER & HUBBARD Are now ready to furnish ICE at LAST YEAR'S RATES, Leave your orders at their office on Ninth street, between Farnham | and Douglas. FLETCHER & HUBBARD. May 8, tf. FRESH SHAD—just arrived this morning at B. BERREN's Fish mar- ket, 251 Douglas street. may S-2t, : Go and see the new flower stand at Redick’s Opera House. may1, 2t Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of goods, and unequaled in bright- St. Joe & D. C. R. R. Co., | Central National Bank of Omaha. | finehes, Linnets and German Cana- | ries. Latter reduced for this month | forts of the fire department doubly appreciated. SorHIA Lowe: Real Esfute Sales For the week ending May 8, 187, A B Covalt, to Michael Barrr, lots 13, 14, 15, and 16; block Wilcox’s 2d addition,—$250,00. Alvin Saunders, to Chaun Wiltse, se corner of lot 2, block 82, Herman H Smith, Riech, w one-third_of lot 24, Hari- man’s addition.—$700. George M. Millsto Andrew Joerg, 2 acres in S W N E section 34, iown 15, range 13 east.—$400. Stephen K. Jackson to Emily E. Arnold, , block” 2, Horbach's 2,300. August Wetzel to Edwin Davis, | W1 of lot 6, block 58.—$650. | 33 McLain to Thomas McCague, lot 7, block 147, Omaha.—$4.000. Henry B Myers to John Herold, | ten lots in Myers, Richards & Til- | den’s Ad.—$1,000, Wallace R Bartlett to Ellen Ca administratrix of Michael C deceased, part of lots 3 and 4, block | 251.—$3,000. A Burley, Sheriff, to J C Wileox, lots 18, 19, 20, 21, uml 22 in bhx\k 25, Wi nlmx ~«~ond addition.—$167. ‘Watson B. ith to Wallace R. Bartlett, lot 3 in Bartlett’s addition. —S1,512. A. J. Poppleton to trustees of Swedish Lutheran Emanuel Church, lot 6, block 2,000. Joel T. Griffen to McDaniels & Gillmeister, 26x120, lots 7 and §; hlock 149, 500, Alfred R. Dufrene to Harrict E la Guiou; west half of lot 6, bloc | 80; $1,800, MEYER'S HALL—Free Religious Society meets at 2 o’clock, as usual. | Seats free. All are ed. NEW AND FRESH GRO- MORSE DODGE, St TRADE. I herewith return THANKS for the liberal PATRON- AGE RECEIVED and by a con- tinuation of the . SMALL PROFIT SYSTEM already inaugurated, hope to meet the approbation of a still larger cir- cle of customers. Our Mott NEVER BE UNDERSOLD. Goods delivered_ to all parts of the the city—will call for orders if de- sired. All goods WARRANTED. OUR SPECIAL ATFENTION, to | correct weights and measures. L. V. MORSE, AT B. M, SPENCER'S OLD STAND, may9-2t. CARPETS! When you are looking for CARPETS, oIL cLoTH, WINDOW SHADES, Matting &c., Don't fail to examine Joux B. DETWILER'S Stock. You will find it very large in the departments, and prices that will please all. may9 1t GRAND CONCERT Sunday eve ing, May 10th, 8 p. m., at Thi Summer Garden. may9 1t —CLOSING OUT oF 5" SHG GAITERS, ETe. Having concluded to abandon the sale of this elass of goods, T will sell LADIES' & MISS] to cost. 50 per cent SAVED TO THOSE who want such goods, TERMS CASH. may! J. H. Brackrx. Go to Eaton’sand get a photo- graph of Tennie C. Claflin. apr 23-tf. 1.Ass Board at $4.00 per 0. 198 Capitol avenue. REMOVAL. Dr. M. T. Anderson has removed his office to Room No. 8, Creighton Block. aprlS Im* Frank J. Ramge may6tf FIRST-CLASS tickets to Cinei Ohio, and Gordonsville, V for sale at Ph. Gottheimer's, Ticket Broker, 206 Farnham streef. apr23tf ICE CREAM AT LATEV lies supplied cheap. Leave your | orders. npn]lstf JOHNSOXN & CO., have abundant reason to be satis- | fied with the CASH business, and | thank their many friends for the support they lave given it; and | feel safer than ever in assuring all new friends who may give them a | trial that the only cash grocery house in the city can give them to Henry |» 2 CERIES are being daily received at | to meet the increased demand of my entire stock off without regard | | For your best white shirts go to iana: April 30, 1874. «Grange of Loui: EW ORLE. Wm. B. Nebraska. To | many niless. cessities known. butions to m possible. Make our ne- Forward contri- here, as rapidly as l‘mlcnull H. W. L. Lewis. Now, therefore, you will at your | next meeting give the members of | yOUr grauge an opportunity to con- ute to the relief of our Brothers and in distress, in the State of Louisiana. Send whatever is eoniributed by our people by Postal Money Order, payable to H. W. L. Lewis, at New Orleans, La., with the compliments of your Grange. Don’t fail to send, eve if the contribution be small, send on the principle of the “widow mite;” waste no time in corres- ndenoo with this office. While | Bt Mimissipyi hos beoken | through the levees, and is flooding vast districts, and our brothers and | sisters have had to abandon 11, and flee for their lives, we are living comparative securing. We can con- tribute a small sum without det: ment to ourselves and families. In the hope that the Patrons of Nebraska will respond promptly and not debate the propriety of the thing, or how we can give most, but give a little, and that little soon, I subscribe myself, Yours Fraternally, ‘Wit B. PORTER, Master State Grange, Neb. | SEALED PRQPOSALS | will be received at the Real Estate office of Bartlett & Smith, until 6 o'clock p. m., Saturday, May 16th, 1874, for the purchase of any, or all ot the buildings situate upon the | following deseribed premises, in the | city of Omaha, with or without the privilege of allowing them tores | main where they now are, until April 1st, 1875, i1 of lot 5, block 234, 8} of lot 1, block 233, N} of lot 8, block 333, Lots 1 and 4, block 232. may9-7t W. R. BARTLETT. Dip You EvER HEAR that an old carpet could be made to look as good as new, and all the grease, pe- troleuny, or paint spots, taken out for ten cents per yard 2 GIVE ME A TRIAL. M. Bley, 509 Fourteenth street, | care of Gladstone & Co. may4-1w COPIES of city charter for sale at the BEE office. tf | WE take pleasure in directing the | attention of our readers to the ad- | vertisements of Mr. J. Brackin, | dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, Creighton Block. His stock is ample in all departments, and we are assured that those purchasing from him will be well satisfied that they are getting full value for their | money, may8 2t Porter, Plattsmouth, | 3 Great destitution in the overflow- | Patrons home- | suldle 1 port st, bet ¥ iy to 3. & s | rented low for that 500 T. between Doug! KELLEY, N end Farhhaa, east < A LDUTED A Teheniad at Spring « mnnx m town. lnquire CATTLE can @ Farm, seven 10 5.J.CUTLER, 0n (b3 farta, oc at Evans & Durnails grocery. | B2 UMBER ( OR S, carriages and for cash or trude, | 851 wish e e with new | _mayet onward motion, To | otion ; He 18 resblved to pl.ase i below the steeple, with choice ve plants. myGif EAL esta'e for sale in_Armsirons & N son's additi ons, ONE at la ber block. mySt{ 0OM: R RENT—Suitable for omees. ortheast corner of 1sth und | 16 I3 | J. BONNER, $oo Douglas 3¢, OPEN BUGGY AND HAKNEss L t e SE, bet 13th and '4th sts wydige | JOR SALE: -A desicabie residence preperty, two fots and house, well located, oud 1 ch 04 ah g 3 situation, or anta aud b g tenemen case call R_SAL | F“..ryl.‘ ap27i Sl good second hand people, Who liveabove or tabes and Address, 3.3, €., B mySil office of D. L. for sale chep, at 22; California i e and fruit’ tiees and A i at Toom 9. and repairiog done on short notice. sen2s iv *| City Meat Market. . — SEEEILY BROS. Keep constantly on_band A LARGE SUPPY OF Bfl”'. PORK | MUTTON, POULTRY, —axp— v‘!GnTABLEs IKS. R. N PAI.!EB, Fashionable Dressand Cloak | Maker, GA¥E Rooms, 262 | I cut from sctual measurement—not from | patteris—and will guirantee satsfaction in all s, Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. —DEALER IN— | Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. | NE corner Farubam and Eleventh streets, OMATA, NESRAKA. : 400,000 ACRES! —OF THE FINEST— | | FOR SALE =: nE. CL.ARMIX, Wisner, Neb, plano: Taquire o St Meyer & Beo. E AND LOC FOR SaLE—On b tween Howard and Jackson. or business snd family residence, g 11 rooms. Inquire of Mrs. J. N, a > Ty D—A cheap farm in handlse. Address, W office. OR SALE OR RE M Apply to o HABRIS, TAFT & WOODMA; p2 1 Farm Chicgo Uho ity oa ot Saryeer, wa Igquire of mi e apiom1 sta]_ Address, ap13tt 0% SALE O RENT—A farin with house and barn, situate! one west of the Barracks; iquire of meh16u D. P. REDMOND. ACIFIC HOUSE REOPE House bas been thoroughly repaired, avd will be open {or the accomuodation of boarders Sod the public geuerally, on the 1st of Sarch Wi, Kowitser. Charges reasouable. 10h d Daveoport st fe2iit ENT_0a X W cor. 151h and 5. A. TAYLUR & CO. 171 Cor. ¥arnham and Eleventh Sts. Al kinds of TATLORING, Cleaning and re- e at ressonalie vates. A e lot of it 0UDS consiantly on hand and sold cheap. Aee2tl | DENTISTRY. NT—A store, 196 Douglas street. In- quire at WkbgER & Bru's. apstl Inquire of E Fetny OliN'T. PAUISEN. —1 offer my brick resi- dence on Dodseat. bot. 160 and, 15th sten for sa'eat a bargain. This is good busi proyexiy. and will sion become very aleanier 22 oaly the sireet eparaies it frou the U & Court 2nd Postotl M. MARSHALL. orltf = The Valley House; | DENTISTS, | 0FFICE, No. 232 FARNHAM ST. — TP STAIRS, — Bet. 3th & 1S, OMAFA. 2~ Oldest practicing Dentists In the city: L. WOODWORTII, 238 Dooglas Stract, Omahs, Kebrsska —DEALER 15— Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Pattent Wheels, Road wagon: 'rm- Clel HORSE CLOTHING. Rotes, Blankets, Wagon Material of ‘tions, Spskes, Hubs, Felloes, and al HAED ¥0UD LUNBER 2 himble Skems, Axies and Springs. su;.no-x Rooms L VANCAMP M. D. TUnitea stastes Confectioners’ Tool Works, Thos, Mflh & Bro., Confecnoners’Tools AGRICULTCRAL IMPLEME} Puncv:un SELLING OUT —AT— COST! cOST! 1 AI"ES FUI R\ISIII\G G 10“& up ooy b R et g i elow cont. MADAMFOY'S CORSETS! drcsses, aprons, Infant dress-s &e, . B. SHE: 216 Douglas st. b, of el id My, 3. 1575 e bia’po. "Dis riet Coiri for Douglas county, agaivst you, the object a st procure a decree of d ve MILLINERY. i | Ladies’ Fashionable Cloak for s single bugey. aid Dress Maker. Promen: Exeaiog Dre-ses, Wedding Saith, Morning Wrappers, Costs, &2, cut 10 o6 der 1a the latest Pufisian styles, - Having cate ried on fashionable cutting and fitting for la- dies in all its branches in the various capitals and centres of fashion In Egrope and Ameries, Ttate pleasire In futrod ucing my seif 1o n- iadica of Omah . Satfsfaction gusranteed in every department o my professior No. 500 13th Street, B WiLP. n. o2yl . enEpE. . 7. KARBAGH: GRENE & KARBACH, 15th st. Letween Forcham and Harney “& | OMAHA, NEB. —MANUPACTCRER (P~ Spring and Farm Wagons, DBUGGIES AND CAFRIAGES. Dealers 1n ‘manafactarers of nr:.vnnl'nm FOR SALE One st purior furaiture ; also 0 xchange (ux NED—The Pacific HESE LANDS A ENT TO the market snd th FINEST in the STATE ! And will be sold t from $2.50 to $5.00 PER ACRE! For Cash or on Lovg Time. 3 LAND EXPLORING 11CK- ETS for sale at 0. & N. pot, hearing coupons “hieh i | he taken at fall cost in payment | for land. NEW FOU DRY The found Dorn machin NO. 250 KARNEY STREE i mel2*Tm JONIN E. KELLEY, Attorney % Counselorat Law Office—Boom', Creight. . Ik add kgl gt} - OMAEA. Qouz(—nux LICITED AND PROMPT- ly attended o No charge unless ns are made. Tiouscs tolet ard rents col ected. . Real estate bovght and sold. api7tf EBERHART e KINGW‘.. BABY BUGGIES! have 500 in stock, and W ILI. \()l be undersold ! M 0 mistake ! see the “BAZAR” bejore buying, or ‘write for pri ou save dollars by 80 doing. Sce the new ‘BOSTON CANOPY TOP!" Which makes 5 styles of a bugey Large or small orders filled at FAC- TORY PRICES! for cash. I make apecialty " of filling retail orders BIRDS impor(e(l (all kinds) wholesale and retail. apl3eod2m 00,000 ACRES! PASMING LAND IN NEBRASKA ! 500 Hanscom Place Lot: EDISIS AND LOTS in the city of Owaba, Mrhm and on good lerms. GS & MILL Real eatate bnuen office over Mackey o0 Dodge st. opposiic tew postofice” s wu.uxut i ThERES WILLHELX & TAYLOR, PORK PACKERS, 17th and Chicago streets, Douglas St. near 13 b, (Up Stairs. B.W NDEMIDM.' Elkhorn Valley Lands! cred ta puscliase, it hal MAEA, amsdly WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, ATFTA, NEB AGENTS FOR THE DUPOYT POWDER CO. o s e e | 'JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. 231 Farnham Street, § OMATEIA, NEB J. J. BROWN & BRO., : —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GCODS, Notions. and Boots and Shoes. JOHN T. EDuAR, —JOBEER OF— ‘Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, NEB. oM meh2751 38 1y X mehtsy j 246 Douglas St Oma.ha. Nebraska GEO. A, HOAGLAND, Wholesale Lumbe fn\tl 1CE AND YARD— CCR. OF DOUGLAS AND 6THSTS,, U.P. R. R. " RiCR. MAFTA NEB aniiu ROBERT C. STEELL, ~DEALER IN— Pamts, Cils, Varnishes BRUSHES, LAMP GOCDS ETC. 257 Douglas Streot me-15eodl v HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— Wines, Liiovors, Cears <c deo. Fize O1d Keatucky Whiskies and Tmported voods a Speeialty. A M OMAETA NEH R. & J. WILBUR, Books and Stationery WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fouxrteoath Street, Omaha., e GENERAL marsiy AG_E.\'TS FOR ALL SCHOOL BOOK F. D. COOPER, MANUFACTUREER OF WAGONS —AND WHOLESALE DEALER [N— AGICULTURALIMPLEMENT Cor 14th and arncy Ste. Omanah mett WHOLESALE CANDIE I am now manutacturing all varietiss of candies and will sell at EASTERN PRICES Dealers in this State n-ed not waat to go East fn CANDIZS. A trial is soliclted, HENRY LATEY, Douglas St Cor. lfllh- mehlit Omah| HOMES and FARMS in NEBRASE iy hest a3 ‘sat low prices on 10 5t The Barlinst —it- per o LARGE DEDLLI()\- FOR CASH PAYMENTS, NEB, | oumu, BE pox prpared 1o geivr 1 e o cantitics, heir ikl 1ugar-ared Mok Tk * e o b ani rvakint e exprely’ for famly ue hend :: k:l ’ ' tl-m ’ \y North of Platte, Loup Fork and Elkhorn Valle w0 yat 10007 a0 of pien U erasia snd ageie itaral la A s per a:rs oa long greli prices that will be five per cent. eimeSend gl B plainly sated, cheaper fhan the | X 1301 & 1303 North Eighlh s | same grade of goods can be bought | PHILADELPHIA, PA. in the city. i Jxo. J. Jonxsos & Co. | by EerauisuE 106" flp of Cash,” 262 Duugl.uj Guo, M. suLis, CATAU‘TUE SENT apon application, may5eod3t “-":,’_"‘" the climax is reached in the last 10 Ty fhe | sentence of the story. This s the | i S ————— - ) New Mza2at Marik:t. $PAULD NG & JOURD:N. b $4th73¢. Bet. Farnhamgwnd Hsraey, WaB Oppositg the Grand Central) ness and finish, at the Steam Dye 5 Repearios of was Ilto- .ua promp:ly done st le prices, J WILLIAM S [ER. | 228 Purham ety Neb ~WROLESALE AXD | DrALER I¥— URNIT! EODING. BT0, Darrelst m cane ot 10, 1635 or 40 e 82-Ordens prompily flied. S South of he Platte brasca, interss 4 by numorous ton, Ohio. 3 ———— works, 10th street, befween Farn- kind of a novel that a reader of | Nog jithe time to lay mfymr!bnmlndbwtll& apr 28-tf. fiction cannot fail to appreciate; it | heavy underwear. Go to Frank J. | Is one which you wish to finish be- | Ramge's and buy your spring and | For SALE CHEAP, — Desirable fore you lay it down, which issome- | summer weight, for he has a large | residence property, on 14th street, thing that cannot be said of eveiy | and complete stock of that line of | Enquire of V. BURKLEY. work of fiction. goods, may6tf apr 11-tf o ¢ 421 bt dowoingd part of ihe Stiie, a5, al @ 1 a1 ull infor aation apply 1o For cireala C. 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