Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1874, Page 1

Fl f FEE, ECEE i?ifE v‘iii widpes B e ErRI firet heat. wudwon b.f Sl:“lnnk ‘elloweraft, second, and Shylock, [§ ‘third; tiive, 3.41, The second heat ' ‘was won by Dannyhbrook; second; Felloweraft, third; 'Do-nylltnk won ¢ un Produce NEw Yumk, July 8. Dull; and 3 h ,nu bt and the - o mfi‘:” eomemnt—ume, 4.0 o X e M—N ‘mess, 18 75 bid. 5 Pl:l:mnu,lswouk- Bacon—Short rib, ‘9ja10; long lear, | b Muotz—mked bams 15a14; July 8. cmuu\“li‘ naw@c‘ua""'m' ed firm; July 114; August 110, Com—Qquiet; July 61; August ,J-lyu@u. g 5 rggsr« Btate um,sm.,_ CLOSTING OUT SALE : —oF- _ |iadies’ Ready-Made Suits —- that hss ever taken pisce i Neorasks. mnlmm,, s to F“ ‘The recognised champlon of popaler rights and- i campaiga “UP WITH THE FBOPLR AND. . DewR WiTe 'n.-nnu ho prosperity of the state for s deceds of years, @nd.the voics of the Beo will o beacd with 2o for T9rs7 Reform and Mn EQUAL REPRESENTATION, A New Coustitution, And -m—-flnny of nfi aen in M s mot —:.um--v-unu.—n- e nepusTET I the appicition of e bast --n.-aht-ndm-u.—s - tion of the most Journal o Nebraska. 'n-mhu-—.- wised fta merit. The pasple’s made 161 mmmmmm' EVERY YOTEE SHOULD READ IT. um«.mu{mmmn w of 124 tegrpiie l'll-ulpuol th: world, sccurgte market reports reliable and cua- -u» lanegus atter. nwmmw THE CAHPAIGN BEE Will be mailed uny-uz—mhuln\. rates, in advamce l'-y St i el Bt e A.'l.' GR'UIGKSHANK’S ‘h-kommbra-mko!mflx . "AND - BLACK -~ ALPACAS. ‘We L ave concluded to elose out our READY-MADE SUTTS at'the following reduced prices: 18 Ladies Suits with, Skirt and Polonaise, ~ $4 { i s O 3 .§,8 Do 283 * o2 “ “% % White Perca.le Wrappers, at ., » The Goodsare all new, and bought from the manufacturer for Cash. REMNANTS. REMNANTS. 5%; P23 R 8553 3 g ‘We have also center ters a lot of and sl soiled, to’ be sold - .-;';”:wmnw ‘coun! a remnants, goods slightly lo at ex. A.-CRUICKSHANK; Cor.14th and Farnham Sts., Omaha, Neb. FALL S'I‘OOK. 1873. R.A. BROWN, 248 I Donglas Street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL =DRY GOODS, CARPETS, AND OIL CLOTH An Immense 8tock of Fresh New Goods Just. Opened to be sold lower than any other house in the city, MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, R‘Plllllfl, ALPACAS h MOGHATRS, also VELVET & BEAVER CLOAKINGS. - A FULL STOCK OF SHAWLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELB L ADIWMYS AIND OETLDRIENg MERINO UNDERWEAR AND. WORSTED: GOODB. TABLE LINEN IN¥ GREAT VARIETY. A FULL LiNE oF' ENGLIER AND AMERICAN CARPETS, OfL LOTES, MATTING RUGS, mm CHBEAPHR THAN THR CHAR_.;ES SHIVERICE - el .\ 1 aneu B REELE nf ié 238 Douglas St.,Omaha, Neb. Wood Stock, w:gnL nfllfl?o The Bée Job Prinb'qg House Axles, Sprisgs asd Thimble Skeins xsmvrm A oy HARDWOOD LUMBER, Carriages; Hacks s Buggies .N"-m mchsy (XY GTO%I‘!OI. Lowest M Prices. scnemu Bu-um Beick -.":'-'.T:'m-u.. Su, | Competoat workmen ars o m the | FIN, jamt " QMARA, e T o et e | ), SCHOONMAKER & SON | English, m m PITTSBURG. it T g h L E i i E 2 £ Ik | ] ! CROCERIES, Provis’ D‘l’l:’ !‘MM:’. &e., B Reo - snu-. = v v-m'-A.. | i¢ mxnlmmu Doves 3 VERY EST 8T .. AR A7 THE. GENTLEHEN’S FURNISHING 'GQODS. y.m--nm Woolent, All Werk Warranted, 52 3 Wfi, - = Omahs, Ned JUNE 18fl: 18741 FROM THIS DATR WE WiLL SRLL MII-LINERY! 5 i i COPPER AND SREET IRO3 nn -n-w'l.l"‘ bl Jer Mui I.np.t. Olw Meat, Ma.rket. ::wnm §7 11 JIEES !{Ei}5’~fi_ | DWITTISTYS IDERSO ‘- 4 LARGE WPPLP or ’ n.._ * Pon= AGRICOLTURAL mumm RS ‘Cor, 13th x| Innuy ""“lu vn-:w;nx.--om -