Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 3, 1874, Page 4

MONDAY, AUG. 3, 1574, ——————— OFFICIAL l’Al’lle 0? TIIE CITY. ! ARRIVAL AND DEPABTLBE OF | TRAINS. Sime Card of the Builington Route | ARRVE ATOMAHA. | 55 4. M. | 5 45 P M. = vt | eMondsys excepied. Tnis is the only line running Pullman Hotel. Hagry P DEUEL, Ouaha, N | 3 land & Pacfic. #10:40 P. M. +10:00 A. M Chieago & Northwestorn. oAk 41600 & M Bapress. &ansas City, $t.Jo. & Council Blufls 25F. M. Dy except santis. Baggaze Wagons leste the et god Beseags Ninin rects, G .a..n\nm.\nmn-u 1 tho above Hilrosd me ST e e -———— Opening and Closing of Malls in | €30 30 430 10:00 230 745 und ’))l"n citles, Nebraska City, Platts—outh, Council Blufty and Burling- A, s chses 81 430 8. . and 4V apd 81, Joseph, due at10:00 8. m. and 7 p. w.; closes &t 1:45 p. m. lh\l 4 % oper Sundsys frog 12 o Ofice oper. G2 bhsimaster. TOADVEKTINKRS---¥ne UsRCU- LASION of he DAILY BEE fx more n double that of anyother daily paper publishied tn Nebraska. —Peycke's Resfaurant and Oyster rooms. The leading hause of the kind. 207, Farnham street, hetween Twelfth and Thirteenth, leb24tf OMAHA BREVITIES. . —The slaughter of prairie chick- ens began Saturday. —The town is now billed for two circuses within a month. —The B. & M., in Nebraska, now runs up to the Union Pacific depot on itsnew track. —The stone for the foundation of the north wall of tiie arch of the Union Pacific depot has been deliv- ered on the ground, —The Fire Department Commit- tee of Arrangements for the annual parade met yesterday after- noon, at half-past two o'clock, at Engine House No. 3. —Three cars of salmon and one - car of bullion went east over the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Friday. Two cars of salmon ywere consigned to Chicago, and one to Liverpool, England. ) _The principal amusement of the prison in the Jail is picking bed bugs from themselves. Itis a cru- elty to a human being to be impris- oned in that miserable apology for a Jall. —Joseph Grace was committed to ail yesterday by Judge Wilbur in default of payment ofa fine of $5 00, imposed upon him for disturb- ance of the peace by resisting an officer. —Joseph Hierb, proprietor of the Tivoli garden, was arrested Sat- urday by deputy United States Marshal Moody, on the charge of violating the internal revenue law in wholesaling Milwaukee beer. That Milwaukee lager beerseems to be getting everybody into trouble. —A fire occurred Saturday between six and seven o'clock, near Brewer & Bemis biewery, by which a small frame building was destroy- ed. Loss about $300 ; no insurance. The building was occupied by a family, whose name we could not ascertain, and was owned by two orphans named Jefferson. —About ten o'clock Thursday evening a juvenile till-tapper erept into Ish’s Ninth street drug store, and bad succeedel in pulling out the soda fountain money drawer sboutshalf way, and was in {he act of gobbling the contents, when he was discovered by Mr. Mike Parr, who gave him a livelychase. The Doy, ho vever, got away. __J. A.Thorup, the shirt manufac- turer, has “busted” and gone east. He closed up Friday night, and next morning when his sewing girls came to work they found the door Jocked. 1t sppears that John Rath held a judgment of about $300 against him. We understand that all debts will be paid, espevially the wages due the hands. ~—Julius * Meyer, of the “Indian ‘Wigwam,”" has had some very ele- _ gantadvertising cards gotten up for him.- The photographs of himeelf in Indian costume, and of the High School building and Grand Central Hotel weré taken by Carrier. He | intends to have these cards framed and distibuted all over this country and Eunpe to advertise his business and Omaha. —The Western Watchman of St. TLouis we understand is to have a regular correspondent in this eity. “Phis will be of great interest to the Catholic and educational interests of this section of the country. The paper is ably conducted by M. H. Phelan, member of the State Senate of Missours, and the editorial de- partment by Rev. D. 8. Phelan, Its and increasing cir< n makes it a good medium u of Colleges, WERE THEY WARRIED ? | How a Hotel Runner Put up a A Grand Fizzle! A convention of “what-is-its' | was held at the Court House Sat-| | urdayatternoon to elect delegatestoa | State Convention for the purpose of | organizing a thirg ‘or Independent party. There were about fifteen persons | present, including the reporters of the morning papers. Among the | “notables” were Harrison Johnson, and Allen Root. The Iaboring men | and mechanics were conspicuous for their absence, and the Republi- cans were represented by only two | members of that party. Mr. Root | was elected president snd Cutter secretary. Mr. Root made an elognent speech | against the grinding monopolies, Hmd truusted that this convention | | was but the index of the ground | swel.. His remarks were enthusi- { astically cheered by the mob with a | marked silence, A number of long-winded resolus | tions, ready made for the oceasion, were read and adopted. On account | of the transparent thinness of the congregation, no delegates were elested to the State Convention. The meeting adjourned till next | Saturday, in order to give time to drum up reeruits. —Charles Ketchum was par- | doned by the Governor on Saturday. —The muck needed rain finally came last evening. The shower | was a refreshing one, and did a vast amount of good. Personal, Bishop Clarkson has gone to Chi- cago on business. i | | J. D, Conrad, a contractor and | builder from Salina, Karsas, is stop- | ping at the Cty Hotel. CaptainJ. A. Ware, a railroad tie contractor from Lexington, Mis- | souri, is at the Wyoming. Dave Miller, conductor on the transfer, has gone to Toledo, Ohio, | for a two weeks’ visit for his health. | Gen. Ruggles returned home Sat- urday from Cincinnati, whither he went with the remains of his J. W. Cannon, traveling agent of that ably conducted papery the Western Wafchman, of St. Louis, is in the ecity, and will eall on the people of Omaha in the interest of his paper. Hon. Wm. O. Clark, of Califor- nia, is in the city, He hasbeen de- livering his leeture #Around the Globe an what I saw on the way,” to crowded houses this ¥eek in Blair, Bell Creek, Fremont, Wa- terloo, and Papillion. He lectures this evening &nd to-morrow at Plattsmouth, Monday evening at Nebraska City, and Tuesday at Lin- coln. By request of s number of our citizens he will lecture here again on the 10th inst. Mr. J. R. Withrow, for several years Stock Agent of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, has sev- ered his connection with that com- pany and enters the service of the Chicago, Burlinglon & Quincy Railroad, as Western Stock Agent. Mr. Withrow s a good man, The Burlington Railroad people seem to be committed to the policy ot getting the best men, and we commend their judgment in secur- ing Mr. Withrow. The following are the arrivals at the Wyoming: Jobn F Johnson, Lincolm; James S Brooks, Texas; Miss A Barnes, Kansas City; L Myers, City; M L Street, Fremont; T G Porcell, do; A Hellman, Boone; J C Walker, Chicago; Frank H Seckney, St Louis; J J Saunders, San Franciseo; T Drummond, Lincoln; R T Hoy, Reno, Nevada; H Perollaco, Fre- mont; Wm MeClaig, Lincoln; Cap- tain J A Ware, Lexington; F Fal- den, Schuyler; C D Brown gnd wife, Sioux City; H 1) Cooper, Chi- cago, Louisville Medical College. LocisviLee, Ky., ) June I7, 1874, | To the Iion. (. Wilson, Senator from the 'h Senatorial Dis- trict of Nebraska : DeAR Stk :—The enclosed certif- jcate is herewith sent you. You will see that upon receipt of this certificate, duly made out and signed by yourself, as Senator from the Fifth Se atorial District of the State of Nebraska, that any poor | and deserving young man selected by you from your district will be en- titled to the Beneficiary Scholar- ship awarded by the Trustees of the Louisville Medical College, Louis- ville, Ky., to the Fifth Senatorial District of the State of Nebraska. The officers of this college do you the justice to believe that you will | as early as possible after the reccipt of this notification, endeavor to find in your district some young man, who, through yourself, can be ma- terially aided and benefitted. Ttis | respectfully suggested thatan inqui- ry, over your official signature, pub- lished in the iearest newspaper, will enable you to confer this bene- faction Loth promptly and appropri- ately. Yourearliest possible atten- | tion is respectfully asked. | The faculty request that in giving | a certificate, you will use the en- closed blank form, which has been adopted and sent to you for reasons s0 necessary and prudential, as to | render any explanation superfluous, It is particularly asked that the | receipt of this communication be ac- knowledged, and that, through the undersigued, the Trustees and Fac- ulty of the College be afforded the | earliest possible information as to the name and address of the young man selected by yourself for the | Beneficiary Scholarship awarded to your Senatorial District. E. 8. GALLAD, M. D., Dean of the Facuity. Gro. H. PETERSON, the pioueer vigar manufacturer, keeps con- stantly on hand the very best brands of cigars, and also “one Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and “Durham” 211 Douglas street. ‘7" | the loving pair on the transfer train, Job on an Verdant Iowa Couple. A practical joke was played by a Ninth street hotel runner upon a verdant Towa couple, who recently came over the riverto be married in Omaha. The runner first noticed and learning from their actions and | from some remarks which he over- heard, he concluded they were on matrimony bent. He accordingly | | determined to catch them for his hotel, and have the marriage cere- | mony performed there. He intro- { duced himself, and asked them if they were going to stop in Omahs, and upon their answering that they were,he advised them to “putup” at thehouse he represented, which he could recommend very highly, as | he boarded there himself. «“Well,” said the young man,“we wantto get married, and if we can | et a preacher to do_the job there | we'll stop at that house.” «Qh, that's easy enough done. ILam well acquainted with & min- ister, whom D'l go anc see about the matter.” That settled it. They wentto the | house, had a square meal, and took | astrolland a street car ride around the city. They retyrned for supper, and about seven o'clock, they sent for the friend—the runner—whom they had meton the tra, and a~ked him if he had procured the mi ter, No, he hadn’t; but would do so immediately, He then informed them that he must obt:in a mar- riage license for them, and that they must furnish him with their full names, nges, place of reddence, parents’ names, etc., and @ iive dol- lar bill to pay for the necessary doc- ument. The anxious couple com plied with the demand, little sus- vecting the swindling joke that was being played upon them. The runner then goes out and ob- taining a blank marriage certificate and a license, fills out the latter, and in a short time returns with a “bummer pa]” of his, who had for merly been a justice of the peace. He bad been informed of the role he was to play, and had acoording- Ly donned a seedy black suit and & whate cravat for the occasion. He wasushered into the presence of the matrimonial candidates in the par- lor by the runner, who introduced the “minister”” as the Rev. Mr. Smith. ‘The marriage ceremony Wwas per- formed by the “mumister” in the presence of several witnesses, all of whom were cognizant of the joke. After the couple were thus made one, the minister took the accus- tomed liberty of kissing the bride, and adding a blessing upon the newly married pair of long life and happiness. The minister then withdrew, after being rewarded with a ten dollar greenback, The runner and his “pal” met af- terwards and divided the spoils, eack taking $7,50. The “husband and wife" retired to their room, but before going to sleep, the bridegroom sent for the marriage license and the marriage certificate, both of whigh had been forgotten to be handed over by the “minister.” He was “sent for,” and in g few minutes the important documents were deljvered to the bridegroom, The next day the happy couple returned to thelr home near Glen- wood, evidently having enjoyed their wedding trip, and without ligving their pleasure marred by any suspicion that they had been swin- dled in more ways than one. The question now arises are they married? But what’s the odds as long they’re happy, and dont know the difference. Return of the Excursionists. George W. Gratton and family, Renry Wilhelm and family, Rev. Mr. Presson and wife, with many others, retyrned Friday from their trip to St, Paul, ang the lakes of Minnesota, highly pleased with their trip. They all speak in the tiful scenery, of the falls, lukes | and countey” gengrally, and advise all who ean avail themsclves of the opportunity Mr, Gratton will offer them In & fow days of visiting Min= nesota on another excursion, While in St. Paul, we understand M. G. recelved letters from parties in Omaha, asking him to give them sn opportunity to go over this ground at about the same rates, and we are pleased to inform these parties that such will be the case, the particu- lars of which will be given in a few days, Toe Republian County Central Commit. tee. OMAHA, N+b., July 31, 1874, The members of the Douglas | County Central Committee are re- quested to meet at the office of Judge W. L. Peabody, on Saturday, the Sth day of August, ac3 o'clock, PO CHAUNCEY WILTSE, Chairman, The members of the Central Com- mittee are : First Ward—C. F. Goodman, Col. | John Burke. Second Ward—Thos. Swobe, J. W. Lyttle. Third Ward—J. M. Thurston, E. R. Williams. Fourth Ward—C. Wiltse, M. G. McKoon. Fifth Ward—J. M. Charles Wilkins. Sixth Ward—S. A. Orchard, €. L. Bristol. Union Precinct—Lewis Thomas. Florence Precinct—W. H. Rus- | sell. Valley Precinct—E. A. Kelsey. Chicago Precinct—H. L. Dodge. MeArdle Precinct—J. C. Meyers. Elkhorn Precinet—W. R. Turner. Saratoga Precinct—D. P. McCune, Smoking Tobacco. | man. West Omaba Precinct—O. B. | sentation. most enthusiastic terms of the beau- | | at BEE office. (Communicated. | The Correct Apportionment. OMAmA, July 30. EDITOR BEE : | plains]itself; it will show what the representation would have been, based on the vote for Crounse; pop- ulation then, and as It now is. The | committee went off half-cocked, as | it always did, and I claim did not ‘ duly consider the matter of repre- You know, yourself, that is the case, and that I streouously opposed an adjournment till a fair | and equitable apportionment could be had. As it is, Kearney, Greeley, and Dundy counties are left out en- tirely; and tke representation in several instances is unjust. But the party owes this state of affairs to | the same unscrupulous gang who | have controlled it so long, and, al-" though it cannot now be belped, yet, if the counties will elect men as delegates with stamina enough to | stand up and fight the thing out, | we can bust them in convention. Let us try once any way. Anper T o) e 4 80 1= 8 R0 et 2 5 O e T a0 S 1 01 6 064 1e Hiteheock. Hawilton ol Eb. PARKER. Real Estate Sales. For the week ending, July 31st, 1874. Sarah J Crowell Dwyer, lot 8 blk 1, Armstrong’s 1st addition—S500. Thomas Bonner to James Bonner, w hf of lot 3 blk 7 Omaha—S$2,600. Martin Dunham to Allison Howes 1 of an acre in sec. 16, T 15 R 13— $850. Luke Usher to Archibald C Pow- ell, lot1 blk “S” in Shinn’s second addition—$200. H Grebe,Master Comn T W T Richards, lot 81 addition—$535. Frederick Court to Wm T Seaman w l -3 of lot 2 blk 135 Omaha— Joseph Redman tolGeorgelE Bar- ker, umhllel - of lot1 and 2 blk 208}. sioner to Nelson’s Besignation. The following communication es- plains jtselfs Mr. E. RosSEWATBR—Degr Sir: Failing health makes it impossible for me to ¢ ntinue in your employ. Therefore, I herewith respectfully tender yog my resignation of the business management of the Qmaha BEE printing office. Respectfully, &c., D. H. STEARNS: For the best of Ladies' Shoes ang Boots, and at the lowest prices to be found in the market, you should visit P. H. Lang's, No. 156 Farn- ham, between 10th and 11th streets. augl-3t DYLING, Gegning and repairing done in the neafest manner, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, aprast £ Indian Curiosities at Ng. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf, ICE VREAM! I H. L. LATEY's is the place to g0 for this very necessary commodity. Je2stf, The heated term can be robbed of half its terrors by donning one of Bunce's summer hats. He is now ¢losing them off at astonishingly low priogs. Julys1-2¢ OFFICE ROOM: The rooms formerly occupied by the v, in Caldwell Block, as Council Rooms, Mayor's office, and Clerk's office FuR RENT, Ap: ply to C, F.CATLIN, Jjy81-3t LACKAWANA COAL at lowest | market price, by the Towa COAL CoMPANY. Office 13th street, (for- | merly Union Coal Company’s). jy8otf GFo. C. TOWLE, Agent. | i T | EE MecKelligon's card on | second page. june2-tf | BALOON for sale cheap. Inquire Jul2d-tf DR. POWELL, oftice 215, Farn- | ham street. tune2s-tf | BELLEVUE GROVE, twelve miles from Omaha, on the line of the B. & M. R. R., and 100 yards from the depot, has been improved for pic “ies and private parties BY M'AUSLAND & MARTIN, All engagements for the gmo willbe made through AXNDY MCAUSLAND, mw:m | ¢ Enclosed find table, which ex- | FIV to Hannah | 10th St.,Let. Farnham and Douglas | SPECIAL NOTICES. NUTICk—advernscuens of To Let, F Sale, Loct, Waniw, Found, Boarding, ac., will be m.m.n In" these columun unes for TEN | line; each subsequent insertiou, | r line. The first lusertion | Rover 1o han FWENTY-F1 NTS JOHN WALE, P. 0. Box'33.% white mare, saddle marked. cin give any ipformaticn abouts id md | Sadfess O} jysidzee i her at the river bottou, three wiles north | of Omaba. Jystaze S'nunsn—rmm my residence, July 2, a branded on both horns. a House and i Lot 8, Bloc uire on piemis oung married wan, a sit- ion n.. bimself and wife. Address tiice. JyBidét ONEY TO LOAN—On approved persor security. Inquire at Law Office of T. W L. Richards, No. 490 13(h 5 reet. )) 30c0d2w ANTED A girl to do house-work, inquire t Cracke. Factory, Harney Stfeet. bet. 1ith and 12th. 30035 N ONEY TO LOA No. 181 Faruha At Dr. Isaae Edwards, ysdeed OR SALE—TImmedlately, anl at a Great Eargaiu, Thefurniture i the Philatelphia House can Le bought cheap, one-half c.sh, and the other half on three 1 six montbs Uae, uith good security. Lewe of the house rund seven monthe, at §55 per mouth. Forty-tive to Bfty good cash boarde . % HE COTTAGE of 7 ROO: g . Cile. TIAGE of 4 ROOMS, large Two r.oms ups'airs, oi Jackson S FOR SALE. L e Four frame Buildings, with Lease ou ground Tor wo I ca by, Jatest siyle, dleg Billiar e, cues and Sxtures complete. NG e trery B ANTED —a gir to dogeners| bouso work. "Apply at H. Pow Wagis ~S500 per weok. | \\' 's Avepue. ot 7 ANT! House, be(. 11ta and —A girl to_cook at Amcrican Douglas st. = th and Douglas St ervant girls, farmhands, car- and laborers, also real éstate bought and £014, and taxes paid ror non-residents J.N. FISHER, el 198 Douglas street. To- BB} BEAM, 7/\\1 ED—Day Voarders, of10th and Harne sts, | ‘ ‘ southwest Jeot ange for r ress, hlxmbl’, B.x ap2 D Carriages, rcash or trade, a3 W. ILL SELL SECOSD-HA | L and ‘one Hearse, cheap | Tneea the room for new o jersdti. ALS will be received by dersigned until 4 o'cl ., August 74, for placin sidés of Faruham an reets, from tie. of‘stone five inches thick and of not less 1han twenty inches in dept, nor loss than twenty-tour inches in length. Placed 5o that the upper edge shall be at the established g ade upon suid streets. AL Tor proposls or laying 8 sarfce gut- ter of stone next outride of | ng upon Al ot sald streets, to be four Teet in width, the [ inner edge thereof to be luid five inches be'ow the top of sald curbing and to be lid according to_plabs o be furnished by the ity Eoglacer All of such_ work to be paid for in warrauts drawn upor the Spectal fund to be levied upon the vroperty adj Tor the purpase of The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. oposals should b endorsed (‘Proposals for | e under-jgned. Curbig” and bé dddresses o, ¢ 0.C. LUDLOW, City Clork. Omaha July 30th 1874 Jvsodee VICTOR COFEMAN, | PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, (OVER ISIT'S DRUG STORE,) Farnhawm Streeot, Jy2sait. OMAZEIA. LINDLE EHOUSE. On 3th, bet. Farnham and Harney Streets, AS been entirely refiitted ard refurnished, and_will accommodate all to the best of 4 9t 81,40 per day ; e par sipgle peal. C V. & §. H. HARRYMAN, Proprietors. 52 U. P. R, R. MEAT MARKET, 16th street bet California and Webster. D _THE_ BEST A LA\[D} SALTED iargs yiock of Fine S Ee s o0 l(mnkhu‘ t Baconatthe Tow i strates. WAL & KNUTH mviely " Froprietots. J. O. SLATTER Dealer in Staple and Fancy Grocenes. Highest price paid for Country Produce. Brick Store, 8. E. Cor. 16th & Chicago Sts, Jett OMAHA, NEB. TREITSCHKE & €0, And General Provision Dezlers, 8. W- Cor. Jackson and 13th Sts., Keep a superior stock of Groceries, Provis: Wines, Liquors and C ‘sell_cheager | than aby otber house fu Ouwiha. — jx3dm | | Schuelder & Burmester Manufacturers of | TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IROX | WARE. DEALERS IN Cooking and Heating Stoves. Tin Roofing, Spouting and Gutteringdon | short notice ‘and ic the best mauner. i iteen frept sopiZi ] BaESIN . l oNnE B -MA®* FACTURKP OF AND DEALER I¥- Lambrequins and W.ndow Skades, | CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS AND | PICTURE FRAMES. 1 70 Farnham street, corver Fifteenth : QUAILEY'S U, P.Soap Factory! *of the Union Pacifc | wier houte. Manufac- | | | Situated on the 1i Reilroad, near the tures fivst-class soap for home consumption. | fune2é-1v | | | C. ¥ HAMANN, TAILOR. | 171 Coy. Farnham and Eleventa Sts, | Al kinds of TATLORING, Cleaning and re- | Jolog doneat remonable e Adne ot o | BING GOODS consuntly o 2 aold chea. ( udml 100,600 ACRES! | nau FARMING LAND 1IN NEBRASKL! | | | 500 Hanscom Place Lots! | OUSES AND LOTS it ine city of Omabs, n--ha--ud terms. -“&fl*lfl | vie. | Waat- | Carbing'on otk | jacent to said improvements, | payiog the cost and expense | GROCERS| San Francisco PALACE AMPHITHEATRE CIRCUS. | INO. WILSON, Manager. This Great Circus Performed 17 | Crowded Houses, and was uni- weeks in San Francisco to versally acknowledged by the | | ,Pre~= and Public to be really | | superior to all others. S | Witnessed by 207,000 Peaple Facts speak for themselves. That we have the finest, most gorgeous and complets Show ever exhib- Will give a grand ser! | Friday aud Saturday, Aug. 7 & 8, —AND— of pertormances on | Saturday Afternoon at 2 | p. m., Mattinee, Aug., 8th. | See the names of talented artistsave Liave. MADAME DOCKRILL, The Empress of the Arens. R. H. DOCKRILL, Accomplished Scenie Rider. Great French Clowns, The World renowned Acrobats, HE CARLO FAMIL (5 in number.) RED. O'BRIEN, Champion Leaper of the World, Double Somersault. | OMAR KINGSLEY ! The accomplished trainer of horses. | | | i mammoth new Teat—in fact the Snest cir- Fine stud of highly trained horses. A splen- | cus attraction that has ever becn offered to the | public. See for yourselses. | REMEMBER THE DATE, Friday and Saturday AUGUST 7 and 8. J. A. DODGE, Gen'l Ag't. Will exhibit at Columbus, Aug. 5th, Fr ‘ug. 6th, Councl Bluffs, Auz. 16ih, 1g143d augswit. Established 1858. A.T.SIMPSON’S [ GARRIAGB MANUFACTORY 538 & 540 Fourteenth Street, (Office up siairs,) (Imaba, Nebrasks. Carriages and su;fi« ou hand o irade to order. g ~Particalr ateniion pid lo Bepaie ng. BYRON REED. LEWIS 5. REED BYRON REED & €0. The Oldest Established Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA Keep a_complete Abstract of Title to all Real | Estatein Omaba and Douglas county. The Beatrice Hvdraulic, Cement, —AND— PIPE COMPANTY, INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT are ADORESS BEATRICE HMYDRAULIC CEIE’T & PIPE €O, OMATA my2lAm NEBRASKA. JOHN M. GREEN, STATE MILLS DEALER IN | GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED, 44D COMMISSION MERCHANT. REDMAN & LEWIS, Cor. 16th and Izard Stxeets., ©ottenwood L'U'MBER On hand and SAWED TO ORDEE. je281m " F, A. PETERS, Saddle and Harness Maker, AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER, No. 274 Farnbam s'. bet, 15th & 16th. D6 i i s g Ty allon e i p | u, GuEve c.J. KamBA B GREBE & KARBACH, 15th st. Letween Farnham snd sroey s's OMAHA, NEB. —MAXUFACTURER OP— Spring and Farm Wagons, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. Dealers 1n and manufictarers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! Puncv.un 4 TTEXTION PAID TO HORSE SHOEING. B2 Repairing of wagons and blackmmithing | prompily done at reasonable vrices mydawy Mrs. D. A, MOFFETT, Fashionable Dressmaklng, 564 Fourteenth mlu 3 S uoqanog ong eq ‘Jeex3y WIUELINOJ 118 ¥ 609 ‘ZANSIHM K1 UAIVAQ HIVERIONM "q‘O.N: ‘VEXWVINO | ‘ SNIB ANV SIIONVYHE 'SZNIM ‘INOTIAA % XATIH “ANOTTAA ANVHA PO aeddo) se[3noq 2 WeYuIey P.N. GI.YNN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, Segars, TOBAC' O AND PIPES. A&Culifornis Wines and Brandies. S8 Corner o 15°h and Dodgs streets opposite tbe new Post Office buildi €25t Bavarian Beer Hall! 198 Douglas St Oprosite Metropolitan P?otel, Finest brands o all classes of Liguors and Segars. Fresh Lager constantly on hand. Je25-3m CHAS. HART Frop. ! Great Western BREWERY Corner of Cumiogs and Twenty-second streets The finest lager bzer con- stantly on hand, Je25-6m CHAS, WEYMU! Prop. | HOTELS. GRAND CENTRAL EEOTEHEIL. OMAHA, NEBRASKA o &m J:fn besthot between Chicago lember S0th, 1573. u £O. THALL. Provrietor. GITY HOTEL, T. PAGE, Proprietor. bet. Farnham and Harney, OMAHA, NEB, 10th SL., | Free Buss to and from all Trains. Pussengers for other Hote's or pri dgnces, carried for 25 cents S AIL ordery left st P. H. Allen's, 24 door | from on iSih | Homney, Sua e Gl Hotes Otce, il receive prowptstiention. iyTim United States Hotel, COK. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS. | \HE UNDERSIGNED 1 spectinlly announ- | ces_that he has purchased and refi ted 1he | o ke e o vy o ckmsote | sl % T Broy e mmmsfiifi 8. W. Cor. of 14th and Harney Sts. JUSTUS KESSLER, Proprietor, Omaha, Neb. 1y s ONMNTA H_A. SINGER The Kivgof the SEWING Realms o Fiuance. SINGER. MACHINE WOILD sx pre<micectly ss Cold Teigns SALES FOR 1813 In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! Iteing o Sewiog Mach It will b ‘monstrate Thirteen Thcussnd were Mackircs thon were rok u o % the sume tr-e. Iy EAI " Vidence that theSuperiarity of the S THE SINGER MANF’G CO0. W. N. NASON, Agent. NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. Uy sy otber is tulv J. J. BROWN & BRO., 'WHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. OMAHA NEB myt1y STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS! —SINPSON'S. BLOCK - 5C8 end 540 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE OM.A.I—I.A_y N NEB MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON aN)D MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 235 Farnham Street, NEB WHITNEY, BA'USERHAN & CO. _awrsdly 'WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OM.A.ZEL.A NEB AGENTS FOR THS DlP\)\T POWDER CO. JLARK & FRENCH, 'WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried ‘Fruits, Green . Fruits in Season. ZRUERS SOLICITED . XD PROMPTLY FILLED. A. E. STMPSOIN, - -MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE— DEALER IN CIGAKS. 532 FIFTEERNTHE ST, cr BIGHTON’ BLOCK. c L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TATLOR, | | ILLINOIS HOUSE. | Farnham Sreeot Between 9th and 10th. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. __mehtnef Central House! ¥ 0. 630 Fixteenth Strget, Opp. Jelferson Squave, OMAHA, NEB. JOSEPH DOVE, Prop’r. Day and week Bourd at reasonable rates. Firs-clasy bar attached to the bouse. Cahfomm House. FRITZ HAFNER, Prop'r. No. 170 Douglas Street, corner J1th, Omaba, Nebraska. Board Ly the day or week. june 1, v1 Southern Hotel. Froating on 4th, 6th and Walnutsts, St. Louis, Mo. Laveille, Warner & Co., Proorietorm. ‘The Southern flotel 13 first-class in all its | blesare at all times sup- | | i | | employes arg 3il jol gt of the gucats of the hotel, {mproved clevw'or leading from 'the first foor | Railroad and steamboat | stand. vod wesierr finion | he Kotanda of hotel, Wood!. Wood!Wood! Immense Reduction! T S. P. BRIG 5 YARD, CORNER OF 5| AL 14th und CLi ago Street Weod to scit Sott §5 00. any number ot stove very che aplatt "Ihere is an | G. STRIFFLER. CROC E RIES, Provi<ons, . confccllonery, Tobzeor, Segavi, o &, &eu Koo ! IR enc FARNITAM, | The Stoux City and Pacific Railroad, I8 Gesamtion with the [SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL | RAILROAD, 16 64 miles the shortest route from Omaha » and Counell Bluffy to St. Paul, m...pu., Stillwater, Anoks, Daluth, Bismarck, and all | points in Mixhesots. ‘Train leaves Qpiaby daily, (exeept Saturday) | 546 o,¢lak p. m., and Council Biuffsat 8:05 p- | m., from Chicago & North-Western Depot. by any other Line. POLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS | ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure your ticket reads VIA Sioux City, | thus avoiding circuitous routes and midnigii | transiers. Tickets can be purchased at the offices o the Chicago & Norihw.siera Rnu--y in Omaba | and Council Bl Gen'l Pasn. & Ticket Agt St B 4 0.6 st. Paal, Minn. o 5w GEO. W. GBATTON, Agent. 163 Farnbam Street, Omaba, Neb. July 20,4 4 246 Douglas St, creditath pc cer . | purchase, if half the land is custivated, withi The B, & M. R3h. Co. will sel” about 1,000,000 3 wellTwatered rountry, st trom SI74 0 §7.00 a1y, T it 1o Heraiiroud amd | T st 10 lsrailrond ao el Pt 404 Tiket Agt., LG T oy | At i |C. B. SCHALLLR, Ag 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Stree T keep cons ntly on hand {he Sbest stork of Broad Cloth, hieh Lam prefared to ke p b € ¢ vhe owest rosa sshiopuble st) les and fo suit the west | ESPABIISAED PUNDT. MEYER & RAA.PKE - ¥EO FANCY GROCERIES Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars. 212 =Fdnlrn] am Street, Omuaha, Nel KURTZ JJorR & (O JOBBERS OF DRY GO9DS, HOSIFRY, GLOYES and NOTIOX 231 Farnham Street, OMAHA NEB J. J. BROWN & BRO., —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— ESALE DEALFRS IN— 'STARLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Notions. and ‘Boots a and Shoes. JOHN T. EVGAR, —JOBBER OF- Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,* —AND— ACRICULTURALIMPLEMENTS, THRESHERS, HAI LSTERS, REabERS, MOWERS. DIILLy, NEED L1t CORN-PLANY ERS PLOWS, COLTIVATORS, HAY- s. RAKES AND WAGO! mehlsy Nebraska HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— YWines, Liouors, Crears e O, flae GldtKentackyWhiskies and Tmportetgoods a Specially. 239 DOVGTASSTE ) CMAFTA, NE B (Caliwell Block,) nigv1 S | Pare as LOW and Time as QUICK as HOMES and FARMS IN NEBRASE ilroad Co., offers best lan ‘s at”low pr eas on 10y ear bonis prewium of 20 per ceat. on the smount of iwo years from date of purchase. The Barliogton aad Missouri £ v nterest, 3 d * LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. | North of “atte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Valley< scros of spien i eraciogiand agricultaralfiand o acev o loug eredii- South of he Platte y 01 2 las of the best jand ,n Nebraska, intarsected by numerous river: e o o i a4t ol par o the Saie, s a0 10 ¢ irouies and ful inioc aatiod SpPIY ent B. l M. Land Office, Mlfi Farnbam Sts.. Omabs Lincoin,Nes For VEGETA s asmas e