Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1874, Page 4

OYSTERS L ceived at PEYCKE'S RESTAUR- 5. ! = t } £ —_————————— . DFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. HE OMAHA BEE | MONDAY, ATUG. 21, 1874. TuE first FRESH BALTIMORE of the season were Te- to-day. feb2A-t OMAHA BREVITIES. —The aathorities arestill hunting fora clue to the murderer of Tobias Mitchell. universally declare that trade is ex- cellent at the present time. —At a recent meeting the Con- cordia Society decided to celebrate jts anniversary by a concert and Dball on the 20th of September. The | hall has not yet been selected. —The large wagon, forme:”y vsed in the baggage trenefer business, and owned by Stephenson, is to be put on as the conveyance from the street railway extension to the State Fair grounds. —The sales of the well-known wholesale Jiguor house of Riley & Delone, for the last three days, have averaged $3,000 per day. This speaks well for the emergy and Dbreiness tact of this enterprising firm. —Persons proposing to attend the 4 Soclsl Hours” moonlight party at Hauscom Park this evening are bereby informed that they will have to fornish their own con- veyances, and it is suggested to the committee of arrangements that they see that a sufficient num- ber of seats ‘are provided on the —The Arion club will send a double quartette to the St. Joeexpo- sition to contest for the $200 prize to be awarded to the ¢'ub that doe~ the best singing. Tie Arions have been organized for over two ysars, and as there are several finely cull yated voices among them, weshould not be surprised to see ihem carry off the money. —Dr. Darling, Pennsylvania, long identified with educational interests, will visit Omaha in a few duys for the purpose of giving the student, - accountant, and business men, an opportunity of hearing bis celebrated lectures upon mathematics, where- by they may become quick and ~calculators. He challenges the Lightning Calculator and other prodigies. Further particulars will be;announced hereafter. _The frame building formerly occupied by the Chicago & North- western and Chicago & Rock Tsland ticket offices, on lower Farn- ham street, is being moved by its owaer, Alfred Poland, to Nine- teenth street, he having employed Jobn Semones to do the work. The owner of the ground upo1 which it stood, » obtained 2n Injunction re- cently restraining Mr. Poland from moving it, as there was ground rent due and unpaid. Sstuidayafternoon Deputy Sherifi Hanlon served a warrant of arrest upon Mr. Poland and Mr. Semones fr contempt of court in disregarding the injunction. —The lecture committee of the Omaha Library Association are al- ready making arrangements for their next fall and winter course Efforts are being made to secure Charles Schurz, for Monday even ing, September 30th, during State Fair week. Should this dis guished orator consent (o speak here at that time, it will prove a good financlal success for the Associa- tion. It was intended toengage Henry Ward Beecher, but since his character has been blasted the com- mittee haveeoneluded ot to indict the moral city of Omaba with him, although he would prolally draw & lurger audience than any other man in the world. —Mr. George M. Mills, who re- turned from Iows, Friday, over the Chicago & Rock Island railroad, reports that some one shot into the train about thirty miles the other- gide of Council Bluffs. Tke ball passed thioughs closed window, opposite him, and must have made its exit through Mr. Mill's window, which was opened. Considerable excitement was caused among the passengers, some of whom thought it was a stone that bad been thrown through the window, but no stone oould be found, it was finally unan- imously sgreed that it was a bullet. —The ladies of Vesta Chapter Eastern Star, gave a basket picnic at Hanscom Park Fridsy after- noon .and evening, which in ~every Tespect proved a happy social affalf. During the afternoon the picnickers amused themselves in various ways beneath the shady trees, and enjoyed their well filled Junch baskets. In the evening beginning at half past seven o’clock, dancing on the platform was the attraction. The music by Hoffman’s band was excellent. At about balf past ten o'clock an elegant lunch, sapplied from the baskets of the was spread upon the tabies, and all were invited, to par- ticipate. The party ‘eontinued till ‘midnight, when all took their de- for nome, heariily satis-. fied with the day’s entertainment. The transportation wis obiained | For the week ending, August 28,1874, from Stephenson, who furnished'a four-horse team and his big tra-sfe> wagon—a relic of the early days— capable of holding forty persons. The turnout, under the management of that skillful ribbon manipulator, Oscar Russell, ihe afternoon-aud evening Atkinson's, on Capiiol avenue, e park. On the Jast t-ip from k a most provoking incident d. The team got siack on the park, and balked for an hour, at the end of were urged to draw up the giade, gers again, resumed e engiveer of the time by putting | Work to Com: | THE STOCK YARDS. | m:nee Immediately- " 2 il HICAGO, August26. Colonel C. F. Smythe, Omaha, Neb : | 1 have commenced ing (he lumber to-day for the R Stock Yauds,” aad shall | have ibe fitty car loads on the road, | via the Nodiwesiern, this week, consisting of posis, lumbe-, eic. 1 have also purchased all ihe p we want; have bough. two seis of i sha'l close up this week, scales, g and reivra for home i baste. i Yours, JoHN A. SMILEY, \ 1 s, Thes. F. Ba 7, U. S. A., is at the | Grand Ceu. al. Dr. Harisoff, U.8 at the Grani Cenwrl. i Geo, W. Get.7, U. 8. A., is qua - tered at the Grand C T. J. Gantt, of N_ 1L Platte, isat the Grand Ceut al. W T. Sherman, cf Bosion, is at | the Grand Central. Hon B. J. Hinman, of North Platte, is stopping at ithe Grand Central. Hon. Jseph Fox, receiver of the Grand Island land office, 15 regi - tered at the Metropolitan. J. 8. Spaun, Esq., bas rec.mocd from Colorado, where Le i been visiting for his health for the past three weeks. C. 8. Stebbins, of the Union Paci- is registe ed by, Towa Lake, Ia; H Evens, U P Geo W Lott, Stewart, Jowa; Wm Stanleton, Lacon, Til; Tency Gise, Syracuse; M T Kinney, J 5 Me- Cord, W Adams, Columbus; O 8 Wilson, Rock Island ; C B Palmer, Beatrice; CC Smia, Falls Ciiy; D M Lockridge, Periysburgh; M H Seoit, Los Angeles, Cal; Hon A 8 Paddock, Bezirice ; Mis Deans and children, Mrs Ralley, Middleten ; H J Ramspeck, W M Billings, Mon- tana; Mrs M C Willis and fawily, Geneva, 1il; Mrs Peartland, § W Harper, Fremoat; 8 R Thompson, Lincoln; Jobn R Burgess, New York; H H Grumscy, -Janesville, Wis. The followsng are the arrivals at the Meizo c!'.sa Ho.el: Wiliam A Maiiow, Fremoat; N H Be?, do; Jo'-a 3 Losckamr, Mrs R H Whyie, Geo C King N H Lucas, Loodon, Eagh H Siceet, Norih Pate; EF G ay, D M Lemap, Frewont; mends, Sedalia, Mo; Joun H An- dius, Juues Clooney, Galvesion, Texas; M D Gross, Blair; N B Rogers, Decatur; Geo M Ciaford, Elkhora; My Miu:phy and davgh tes, Miss § Case, M.s Brown, Chi- cago; H J Rawpech, Moniaia; W B Beat, Michigan; A S Bailey, Chicago. Police Coart Notes. —Jobn Bay, not the avihor of “Liile Breeches,” bui a Council Biluffs moke, was before the Pol'ce cours ikis morniug for d-vake iiess andfor ca viagconcealed weapons. He paid $10 for the p ivalege of be iog allowed to return to Council Blaffs. —A man named Taylor was ar- rested last nigat for drunkenness, and for chasinga man and threat- ering him with an open knuife. He w s assessed $8.00 at the Police Court this moraing. —One John Grader was arrested iast evening by policeman Wiliiam Byrne, 8s a suspiciors character. He came here from Lafayette in company with a “pal,” and had a duplicate made of a car-key at a locksmida’s shop. The locksmith gave the icfornation which led to Grader’s arrest. In his possession were found several suspicious tools, such as a saw, file, keys, a danger- ous self-cocking 1evolver, &., all of which went to show that Grader was laying Jow for something. He was fined for carrying coacealed weapons, and advised to leave town. —LADIES’ SHUES,— —TIE LARGEST,— “No. 210 FarnLam s., bet. 12ch and 13.0. aug2s 2t BROWNELL HALL will re-openon Tuesday the Ist of | Sepiember. Forcataloguesapply to | Mrs. P. C. HALL augl3-toseptl Principal. Real Estate Sales. Tsaae 8 Ceok to W'am Coos, une Lu Eacle, 15, 13 —$8,776. $4,000. Stephen B Myes to Ph*ip My ondivided foursh of seve.al 1o Tras: to M F Shan, n 2033—$8,000 Mariin L Carroll fo George H Boggs, s 44 feet lot 4, block 17, O ,000. tees of Bacond M E Church 32 feei loi 4, block NPT - Fres imported and Key West Cigars just received at Max Meyer and Co's, 172 and 174 Farnham aug2olt Lost on the Prairie—A Ciicken Hunt by Swartzlande-and Pritchett, accom: panied by the M | Dr. Coffman and J. C. Thomas, ae- | ‘Woodie McCorm! | and Miss Feanie Butterfield. R R; Chas Hurst, Jas Blusc, Towa; | J B bi- | ed Lalf of 480 acresin 16, 9 4..:‘ 8_9-]00 acres in 26 and 35, \ George G Earle (o Luey A Good- made frequent trips [-will, iot 8 in block 219, Owaba— ts— Moonlight A very happy and hoeful huni- ng party of ladies aud gentlemen | fett this city Friday morning for | i y y ng avite i‘;l:fl“‘b‘."‘m;::‘fm": ;'zld;”f | the country in carriages to enjoy a e i | o Pt I eningthedin, and that the effucts of Col. Smythe, | Mo. Smiley and others are to be re- | warded with success. Mr. Smiley | | has been in Chicago for some weeks past, woking zealously to accom- | o =0 LR AEL f;“:‘;;’ f‘:’s’h:;“:u‘” = glad 10|y vett, Mrs. McCormick, 21d Miss 2 that he has succeeded. nocent prairie chicken. Tt was composed of Messrs ses, Hanscom; | g, Mrs. ; and Dr. Al 1 The three wings of this a'my of chicken hunters took therr depar- ture for the happy hunting grounds, nea-ly at {he same hour, but each by themselves, agreeing to meet afterwards and move ia one solid body cn the feathcred enemy. They had hopes of cavivring a wagon load of game, and they in dulged in aaticipatio s of ha.Tiga plei:ant i ne cei to the game iz ywere dic i wee £ realized, althoueh in a fu de evi way then the oiginal separate de- G ing to thei e from the city, O w0t finding the coveied spent the afternoon an- derand Pricchett, who had charge of the commiscary stores, were mo=: ¢ they were Bo- They, (0o, gave v for thote who wereias ansi « 0 find tne, and finally they a1d the remaincer of their compaay did justice to (he commissary ttores. The othe: iwo wings of the army each raided u farmer’s house,anc obtained rations. When the moon arose, Dz. Coffma. a1d Mr. Thomas indulged in some chicken shooting by moonligiat, and up fic general ticket office, crrived | 0 bome Saturday from the East, | killed three or four, as they sat ou accompanied by, his family. some fence boards, when they g 2 overed that they had got mTth'_?‘mmg are the arnvals at{ 4,0y furmer’s hen-roost. . | They triumphantly brought in cookod, and enjoyed a rare supper, after which they started for hoe, in the ed here aziving Liere at two o'elo morning. The others at about the sametime, having also, by a somewhat singuar coinci- denge, taken advantage of the moon- light to slaughter some tame chickens. Their adventures, if re- lated m detail, would more than fill a paper of double fthe size of the BLE. Grand Free Lunch io-night at Henry's Lage: Bee: Saloon, corner Thirteenth and Douglas ~streets, Omaha. WE notice a party adver! Howe Machines C. O. D. for $50.00 We have reviable info-mation tha: those machines are not new AND HAVE BEEN USED. We havea number of machines that have been used, and we are prepared (o sell thew at GREATLY reduced prices, and will WARRANT all we sell. Tsie HowE MACHINE Co. avgileod10t 480 13.h Streer. FOR SALE CHEAP. One Full Cabinet Wheeler and Wilson Sewirg Machine, with ali the latest improvements. Itisnew— Inquire at the augl7-tf has never been run. BEE office. ICE VREAM ! H. L. LATEY'S is the place to go for this very necessary commodity. Je23te. AT 0 Those who are seekiag for novel- ties in FALL CLOYHING ad GEN- TLEMEN'S FURNISEING GOODS of all descripiions, should call and ex- amine the new stock Just received by F. L. RUF, & CHATHAM Row.~81 tf W D. A second cook at Peycke's Res- taurant. Good wages will be paid. aug 19 tf. D , Ceaming and repairing done in the neatest manoe~, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,bet. Farnham and Douglas, apr2st f. Indian Curiosities at No. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. he elegant Fi cxnT at VOLK'S aug2oil FOR SALE OR RENT. Two story b.ick dwelling house. containing nine rooms, in first-rate order, having been recently reno- vated, The house was formerly oe- Lusew and HALL this eve. :2'?:: cupied by P. Iler and family. Rent, — CHEAPEST— $45 per moonih. Good cisterns and S well. The house and premises oc- cupy a full city lot unincumbered, foom Harmney sireet to the alley. Wili seli for $9,000. Apply at nw | uih and Harney streets. M augid-f Republican Couniy Committee. A meeiing of the Dougtas County Republi Commiiice is he:eby | called to meetat the office of the | Probate Judge 01 Mcaday, the 3lst { day of August, at 2 o'ciozk p. m. | A full atfendance of ihe members is | requested. Jorr, T. GRIFFIN, Chm'n. Jonx M. TAURSTON, Sec’y. There will be a meeting of the | Congregation of Isnel at Meyer's Hall, August 30ih, at 2p. m. By order of the Piesident. A. 8. Browx, Secretary. ang2sie % O>MAHA, August 26, 1874, | Bids are nvited by the Board of | Education, for the removal of Cap- itol avepue school building to lot 4, block 101. For further particulars | inquire of the undersigned. ~Bids | will be received vatil Saturcay eve, | August 20th, at 7 o’clock. | Cuas. K. CoUTANT, Ot Committee on Buildings and Property, REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON- i Election of Delegates to the State | VENTION. Convention. The Fostal Ring Scooped. They Elect Two out of Twenty—; Three Delegates. No Ko-Ops Need Apr'y- The Dougias County Republican Convention met at the Court Hovse | Satorday afternoon at 20'clock, for | the elcction of twenty-three dele- | gates to the dtate Conveniion ot | Lincoin, and for the transac ion of | flin, chairman of the | County Cential Committee called the convention to o der. He was elected as temporary cbairman. On motion of Col. Meyers, the chair appointed the following eom- | miitee on credential 8. C. Meyer, C. C. Moses Ballou, (*. Wilkins. On motion the chairman apno’ ed W. M. Francis as temne” secretary. The committee on credeat'sls of- the following report of delegaes en- titled to seats in this convention : First Ward—Geo B Lake, John Burke, E Steinberg, Wm Alstadt, Chaes Herbetz, Hugo Hald and J P Kerl. Second Ward—A G MeAusland, C Chrisiicusen, 3 H Butler, Otto Fe-oni, P Hawes, J W Lytle and Andrew Rosewater, Third Wa-d—Her ¥ Gray, HL Latey, Fd 0" ), Heary Live- sey, Isaac Alesander, Fri.z Hatluer and Enoch Henney. Fourth Ward—J H iii . R M Maishal, C C Sperry, L Brown, w M Francis, A Atkinson, Jolius H Hammond. Fifth Ward—W. J. Cornell, The- odore Baumer, W. M. Fieming,Si Geo. 8. Doane, Chba-les Wil P. McGuire and L. F. Bubeock J. H. Lacy, T. J. Staley, J. Pressou, Aron R. Hoel, John Schiick and B. M. Spencer. Platte Valley Puecinet—DMoses Ballou, . J. Harvy, and M. W. E. P.rchase. ‘West Omaha Precinct—0 B doy, John E Smith and George Brown. Saratoga Precinet—C M Aumock, D P Redman, and David Hazzard. Elkborn Precinct— Wm Ryan, G B Bailey, and Henry Gray. Cbicago Precinet—G orge Plum- beck, H S Rolfs, and J J Miller. ¥lorence Precinci—J. K. Smith, Z B Rhoades, Wm Reeve MéArdle—J C Meyers, len, S E Goff. Union —8 E Brewster, Thomas. Douglas—Joel T Griffin, J C Wilcox, Charles H Griffin. J. C. Lee was thrown off from the Thi-d Ward on account ¢f’ havs ing proved up a homestead, and therefore a non-resident ; Laiey was the efose put in his jlace. It was moved and seconded that the 1epo-t be adopted. Lec exvlained that he had been {en days a resiceni of the ward pre- viously to (he primary election; he stated (hat chis thing had been goi- ten up ia the iaterest of Rosewater, and itis a question whether heshall run tie convention or whether it shall run iiself. He bad disiributed more money in the past three years than Rosewater, and had benefitted the wc; kingmen more, &c. Mr. Pat. O'Hawes he'd that the commitize, who had all the e\ - deuce, wece able to decide the mai- ter. Yol. Meyer, chairman of the Con- veation, stated that Lee's residence was where his family resides, and he is not therefo: e a resident of the Third ward. Mr. Rosewater did not appear ke- fore the committee. The commii- tee can decide his residence, if he can’t. Enoch Henney spoke in favor of Lee. The question was finally put, as to whether the report should be adopted. Te report was adoped. A committee of three on perma- nent organization was appointed, on motion, as follows: Patrick O'Hawes, J. H. Lacey, and Lewis Brown. Some of the Third Ward dele- gation, headed by Henry Gray, left the convention on account of Lee being ruled out. Mr. J. Presson hoped some one would call for reconsideration. Spe-ry objected toany such course. Committae on permanent organ- izgtion report Judge Lake, Presi- deni; W. M. Fr.ncis and Geo. S. Doane, secretaties. Report was adopted. Judge Lake thanked the conven- ton for the honor conferced. He favored sending delegates to the State Convention who repre great body of the Republicans of this County, and not any particular clicue. Mr Pat O'Hawes moved (iat the two remainingdelegates of the Third Ward be allowed to cast the en- tire vote of the ward. Caivied al- most unanimously. On moiion, the convention pro- ceeded to elect delegates to the Staie Conveniion—fve at Jarge, two from each ward, and six from the couniry precincis. Joel T. Griffin read a communica- tion from the Trades’ Assembly, asking that six de'egates be appoint- ed from the workingmen, as fol- lows: 1st ward—R M Meyer; 2ad, J H Buller; 3rd, Henry Livesey; 4th, D C Merwin; 5th, F M Moore; 6th, C E Parcell. The convention proceeded to bal- lot for the five delegates at large. The result of the ballot was an- nounced, and the chairman pro- claimed the following gentlemen clected as delegates at large: Ed- ward Rosewater, Clinton Briggs, Alvin Saunders, J H Lacey, and | ‘Wm L Peabody. Jjah Al John | € L B isol, alternales. ed, a very tecious piocess, resu’ced as follow: st Wad—C F Goo: Herveriz, delega.es; John Burke and E Steinberg alternates, Second Ward—P O Hewes, R H | Wilbur, delegates; J H Lytle and J H Butler alternaies. Wa-d—E R Williams re- coived 46, Cons Banckes 51, W 5 -6, RD Corry 20. The chair onced Lat Widiams aad Baactes weve eleced delegates; Cury and Gwyer aliernates. For-h Waa'—M J MeKoon, W= F Sweesy, delega es; J 1 Millz J B Thu sion, alte nates, Fifh Ward—Wm Fleming, T T Babeock, delezates; Chas Wilkins, T Maguite, aliernaies by acclama- tion. ), Werd—C H Dewey, W B Lawton, delegates; S A Sisic ined, Tand tol 11. reled, received 20 votes, and Bri The coun 7 celegaiioi and upo1 cewraiag n eseaied &5 the'r <io'ce 1he foillow ng nomes, h we-e eoailmed by (he con- ‘o0: A BReiman, H A C.zy, ve M TIez'oug, J C Meyerss,J T Gi nad D P K150 Tae ecuvea fou ihen adjourncd. That Pretended Compromise. The ey esen’ai ons la Lun- duy’s Republican, re-ce: a siae- meat £ om e Goe the peblic. Wica elo:nG a Celezae o e ‘on i was € ie; 2 of P : {0 < 2a, warld e i bod.. 3Zaaci and o s % s iy, utiiov scfoe Reo 23 0nT o cween e | of the d | tais inleval aed ihel coavi edetty s to « Dhrees po 2iy delegaie Juite n nement of any . owal might be oflered. iney secu ed a small +acdivon o the huodful s, 1o lacuce e.cf e postaloflicials, afier cdleefly o wese ealisted in i “es Zo oprose he 3 ions, on iaeir ad- ae €3 ,viates P 5eman e sl for the sake of e conven alring s 1 1s.8a0¢; he elesiion of “10 waz so bi_ e'ly opposed v woof (ba. hee w Gtheelecucnc! iw Cua 0 ae kuown ¢ sive n col of Jhe sen.': vt voon ihac ject. This was admiced by ibcir besi friengs evere rehlke, £ad they lenieacy a»d magiaoimiv. A 2 nett Reru the esche to v thhcw Dsno v, ad fu ved, e'reumsi such oveswbelm'ng defeat, acticn would be consideved me ¢ e of rersecation, of the ) c+al offic’als was vote jor the memvess ewec hem for the fl be>x; such <2 or othewise, and I cualege deulal of that faci To avoil cemhla ice o pe soasl + cha-red by M-. Lee piiile onening of .De coave i j remalaed seated u1d reluive i.om vo.ing when the conveaiion dec:ded 0 oust him. Tosum un, . vefeeqce to the resoluiions, no omise was made wiih any- ‘Lue reason why the iviends of iz postal clique ciiculaie scca o0 G Teports is becavse (hey zce aisamroined in losing a 0 secure au- g rregongert- di the con- icnof (ng tesoluilons. This rse world have givea :bem an anity to fa'sify tue ove:- wie' miag sendnent of he Ccn- ion with a silent eado_sement of thel: col ust acws. ANDREW ROSEWATER. v side. of cou opi Lancaster County Politics. (o zespoadescec’ e Smata Bav) 29. VA EpITOR BEE] The Lancs:.ex Cozaty Reowl caa Convention hzld 1 *'s aluy o= day passed off haimonivasly, al- though considea sie exel.eiaent pre- vailed and muca ‘rie esi was maai- fested in the coniest. The pimeipal struggle was, es migt have been expecied, on tie somina.ions for che Leg’siature. The ihi oalloc esulied in the cominaiion of Louis Helmer, aad ihe fourth Sallot ia toe nomitatior of A. G. Hastings. ‘While the friencs of the defeated candidates as ususl mal Gisappointme t, the namiiedc-s are nevertheless received eral satisfaciion by the s party. Aithough uapledge uninstrueted, it Is vnde stood that the nominees ae favorably i clined toward General Thaye- for the Tip- tonian_succession. The delegaies to the State Convention are said to be a unit for Crounse and Garoer. A majority favor Docior Renner for Secretary of Siate. NEwo. WANTED! Ten good experienced dress ard cloak makers. Only good hands | need apply to Welf & Jones' dress and cloak factory, 509 13th street, Omaba, Neb. Aug29tl First Ward Registration Notice, Notice is hereby given to the vo- ters of the Firse Ward in the city of Omaha, State ot Nebraska, that the undersigned, the Registrar of said ward, will sit for regisration of the voters of said ward at his office, No. 163 Farnham street, on the 7ih, 8ch and 9th days of September, 1874, from 9 o’clock a. m. to12 m.,and | from 1p. m. to 5 p. m. JonN RaTH, Registrar, gt SPECIAL NOTICES. £ 5 Bever leas ban ¥ JFOR BENT House vich i rooms. N Capitol Aveaue, augas il S. WRIGHT. bisin ss by applying ac this office: MPOSEY, O Loax a2 6t TED—Board and rooms for gentleman, | ind child where there are few or 0 otber bourders. Address A. PRATIT, 181 Farnham Streer. DR. EDWARDS. aug2sa2ne one as curse. the to Gro. W o and feu LIQUO! E =5 2 S 2 E — = g z s ry | | | | private or want COTTRILL & meut buleau, Office. one wanting to sell or excliange any kind of busitess, houso lots, lands or merc . call on us. We bave chances entirely iu our own hands, aff ing the bes: investment for capiral both sm: and great. ot £l to do ges port st. SNV EINV INO se[gnoq 2 wequieg ';eq ‘9eel}§ Yjuesunoq 11 ® 609 COT[RILL & CO., Exchange and | Collecting Bureau, 531 15th sireet, opposite | Post Office. e ‘AIASIHAM SNI9 ONV STIONVHE ‘S ‘ANOTTIIA 2% XITIA ANOTIIA ANV PIMISHI e central portion of quire of ALF. D. Ji aud :5th Sts. year at e per : ent. Land Agency,” 130 a.” " augirdtl Apply at and 13" F 7O THE PUBIIC The undersignea has “er wanuiaciured in 1h s country They will beru toand irum the depots, notels und pri- vate resider ces. All orders le{t'at the Metropol- itun 1l tei, o at the stable. near S F. cor. ot Eleventh st. and Capitui aye, will bo promptl tiended (0. share of the pullic paironsge ia resper tfully solicited. auglidi WM. E .BULL. | WHOLESALE AN w Wines, liquors, oegars, TOB'C O AND PIPES. R~ Culifornia Wines and Brandics S8 Corner of 15*h and Dodge streets opposite the | oew Post Otlice building, Umaha. Neb™ je25ti | Bavarian Beer Hall!| 193 Douglis St, | Oprosite Metropolitan Hotel. | Finest brands of all classes of Liquors and | Fresh Lager constantl | n CH Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 215 Dou; OMAHA, ep2s’ iglas, bet. 11th and 1 __Street. - - - NEBRASKA HOTELS DO RENT —Brick Sto e corver Chiago wna Stxt-enth sreets 1 he best location in the been occupled for iLe lust seven ocery. T . 1. Polack, lor succes ful teacher of m si ale Iustitutes of Ke that branch at her r-+i " éncs Will commen e teachis uy yearsa the hest GRAND CENTRAL EHOoOT=L. - NEBRASEA berween Ch .0 IMAHA, The largest and hest hot nd San Franc Opened new » 3. Propric tor. mber 50th, 1 Th . ALL. ¢ TO LOAN—On upproved personal nd Co_uty Warrants w Law Offi e of T b st Ouwaba. ed 5ol Tuqu ; Richards, No. 40y 130 usewo-k. and 2] wirl to do gener.1 £ 304 Lurt St., bet. 20 —198 Douglas str.et. In- WEBBER & BEHM. southweet ie29tt Day boarders, at t 0t and Harney sts. ) ANTED- _. cneap mcui 1n_excoange for merc isndise. Address, Farmer, B K = RETAIL CASH PURCHASERS For Sewing Machines. W offi ce. have put in PERFECT order all of our old GREATLEY REDUCED prices, for CASIL. BEARIN MIND EVERY our AUTHORIZED can; ED, and JNSTRUCTION REPUTATION TO 0 WITHOUT lnstruction is TA! Experience proves a m: WORSE than NONE at all. CAUTION.~We know of large lots of worth~ less machines bought at low figures, that are be- ing palmed off on the public for nearly as good asnew. Percons that donot want to run the risk of being sw'ndled sbon’d NEVER buy of IRRESPO! BLE puarties, as they have NO reputation AT STAKE, as have old establisked Compantes. THE HOWE MACHINE 0., aug10dim 430 13th Street. "G. W. AMBROSE, aAttormev=ats>L.a v REDICK’S OPERA HOUSE OMAHA VEB. armt T. W. I. Kicnards, Attorney at Law, Odice 490 13th St., bet. Farnham and Hurney Omuha, Neb. 0. H. BALLOU. ATTORNEY atLAW ugtts Office n Creighton’s uew block, southeast cor OMAHA, room, oor. NEB. 4. BaLDWIN . 0B BALDWIN & VBRIEN, ATTORNEYS<LAW Office—Calawell Block, Douglas treet, IMAHA, E KELLEY, ttorney = Counselorat Law O Tormaa ehior Bleek} - omama, (OLLECTIONSSOLI ITED AND PROMPT- Iy attend o charge u_Joss ¢ llec- lons are made. Hou-es to let and rents col do. F seted. Keal estate bough: and sold. ~ JOHN V. LYTLE, A\ttorney-at-Low and Solicitor in aplitt Eqaity. FETAL-Ovor First National Baak, maltt . aseacn. < cc. x. purTouETT SPAUN & PRITCHETT, Attorneys nd Counselors at La Offion, 505 Twelf. 3 ureet. Address Loek Rav 409 Omahe, J. S. SHROPSHIRE, Attorney-at-Law Room No. 1, S. E. Corner 15th and Douglas Sts, OMAHA, NEBR. SAVAGE & MANDERSOy, | Attorneys at Law, 242 FARNHAM STREAT. sawEs w. 8.0 A A emsny, } Omaha Nebrask JOHN C. COWIN, Attorney. Solicitor AXD COUNSELOR. * OFFICE—CREIGRTON'S BLOCK, oy OMAHA, SEBBASKA. In order to make room for our rew styles, we | stock, including second-hand, and offer thews at | “HOWE" BOUGHT OF USaad | ers s WARRANT- | , as WE bavea CITY HOTEL T. PAGE, Proprietor. 10th St,, bet. Farnham and Harney, wARy, NEB. Free Duss to and from all Trains. Passcagers for other Hote's or private Resi- 8 AlL orfers feft at P. T1. Allen’s, 21 door \from P. 0, C. Wilson & Son. cor. 13th and H rney, and the City Hotel Otice, wil r Prowpt ‘atienti i United States Hot I, | com S AND TENTH STREETS. b= | oreTs ILLINOIS HOUSE. Farnham Sreot CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. California House. FRITZ HAFNER, Prop'r. Douglas Street, corner 11th, Om-ha, Board by the day or,week. 1 | | w Central Hous; * 0,630 ~ixteenth Street, Opp. Jefferson Square, OMATIA, NEB. JOSEPH DOVE, Prop’r. ind week Board at reasonable rates. class bar attached to the house. 3m LINDLE HOUSE. On 9h, bet. Faruham and Harney Streets, AS been entirely refittod a: d re‘ur D Fi board st $1,50 per day ; 40 per single mea. (. V.& 8. . HARRTMAN. jy2saty. Propr etors. South:rn Hotel. Fronting on 4th, 6th and Walnatsts,, | St. Louis, Mo. Laveille, Warner & Co., Prowprietcrms. The Southern Hotel 15 firstclass in all ite apyointments. Its tables are at all times plied in the greatest abundance, with ull the delicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and employes are all polite and attentive to the want- of th- gusts of the hotel, 1here is an improved eleva or leeding from the r:t foor to the upper one, Railroad and stesmboat icketoffices, news stind. nd weserr fluion telexraph offl e in the kotanda of hotel WILLTAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and Webster Sts., Keeps 2 complete assortwent of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. WILLIAM SEXAUER. 235 Turnham Street, Omaha, Neb —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER WN— FURNITURE. BEDDING. ETC. ENOCH HENNEY, Justice of the Peace <263 SIOUX CITY & ST, PAUL RAILROAD, 15 62 miles the shortest route from Omaha and Council Blaffs to St. Paal, Mineaools, Stillwater, Anoks, Duluth, Bismarck, and all polnts fn Minnesota., Train leaves Omaha daily, (excep Saturday) THRESHEKS. HARVESTERS, REa b SINGER. SINGER. The Kingof the SENING MACHINE WOELD ss pre<mivently ss Gold Eeigrs SALES FOR 1873: In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! TtBein | Realms o Finance. g over One Hundred end Thirteen Thoursnd wore Yackircs thec were sld by Sewing. uchive Cou pany during the some tr-e. o w1y Le i o Such ‘evidence ibat the superiority of the Singeris fully THE SINGER MANF'G CO. ‘W. N. NASON, Agent, Je NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. J. J. BROWN & BRO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. OMAFHA NEB. mydiy STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS! 538 and 540 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE OMATFTA, Tehl: ] , NEB MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CRFIGHTON aN) MORGAN— \WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 296 Farnham Street, ONTAEA. WHITNEY.BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMATFE:A, NEB meh27yl AGENTS FOR THS DUPO\T POWDER (0. CLARK & FREN H WHOLESALE GROCERS ! AND DEALERS IN ds, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Soacon. SRUERS SOLICITED . ND PROMPTLY FILLED. NEB: Canned Goo jel A. . SIMPSOIN, --MANUFACTUBER AND WHOLFSALE— DEALER IN CIGAKS. EG2 FIFTEENTH ST., CREIGETON BLOCK. e C. L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TATLOR, 288 Dodge Strect, 2d Door East of 16th Street. k .ntly on hand the finest sto Broad Cloth, Cassigeres snd Ve ed to make up in tLe most fashi styles and {0 suit the most £ which I am prep it the lowest possiuae p ESTABLISHED PUNDT. MEYER & RAAPKE, - FHOLESALE DEALERS IN— FANCY GROCERIES, Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Jigars. 212 Farnlkam Street, Omaha, Neb menlEodvl KurTz Monn & Cc; JOBBERS OF DRY GO09DS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIOXS. 231 Farnham Stroet, J. J. BROWN & BRO,, —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOCDS Notiol JOHN T. EVuAR, —JOBBER OF-- Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,' —AND— ACRICULTURALIMPLEMENTS, ERS MOWEKS. DitILLs, SEEUERS PLOWS, CCLVIVATORS, HAd- AND' WAGONS. and Boots and Shoes. mys-ly it~ CORN-PLANIEN "R R meisy 246 Douglas St, Omaha, Nebraska, HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— YWinzs. Liooors, Creans, c.LOo. Fise Od!Kentucky JWhiskies and fmportelvvods a Specialty. momaEyTe. CMAFA NEB. 2t 0,cloek p. m., and Council Biuffs at 8:05 p- m., from Chicago & North-Western Depot. Fareas LOW and 1ime as QUICK as by any other Line. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure vour ticket reads VIA Sioux (s svordiag circuiions rostcs sad midighi tram “Tickots can be rurchased at 1o offices of the Chicago & Northwiaters Railway in Ou and Council Blufs. KA -J C. BOYDEN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt-5t P.&S. C. B. T e e F. C. HILL, Gen’] Pass. and Ticket Agt;, 8. C. & P., ‘Sioux | creditatG pe. purchase, The. & M. B. . Co. will sl” abo: & well waterad couaizy, st rom § The Comy sny ownesa large and a tjanent to mous F epublican V HOMES and FARMS IN NEBERASEA Railroad Co., oflara hest lan sat low prices on 10 year s hoous premiaas of 20 per ceat. on the amount of th The Burlwgton and Missouri £ . within (w0 years from date of purchase. interest, 3 LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. North of Platte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Vallev at 1,000,000 acres of splen i 1 srarin: sad agricultaral lan 174 to $7.00 per acre on long cred South of he Platte body of the best land o Nebrask, Intersectsd by numerous Trarailroad antin ths Larest snd best developed part of the Stae, as also fallay. For circalars a1 full fafor astion apply 1o City, Iowa. GEO. W. GBATTON, Agent. 163 Faroham Street, Omaha, Neb. July 20, 88, 1 C. . R. SCHALLER, Agent B. & M. Land Office, Corner of Ninth and Farnham Sts., Omaha Or General Land Depastment, Lincoln, Ne,