Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1874, Page 5

SINGER. SINGER, The Kingof the SENING MACHINE WORLD ss pre<mireutly es Gold Feigns SALES FOR 1813: | In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines! TtBeing over One Hundred end Thirteen Thousand wore Yackives Sewing Machine Company during the some ¢ ASY e Te will har Iy be demied apon such evidence that the superiority of the Singer is fully Ball commenced, & very te { which reeu.ed os follow Fi st Wad—C F Goo: Herveriz, delega.es;: John Burke and E Steinberg alternates. Second Ward—P O Hewes, R H | Wilbor, delegates; J H Tytle and | J H Butler alternaies. Thid Wa-i—E R Williams re- caiveq 46, Cons Benckes 51, W 3 Lost on the Prairie—A Caicken Huntby | REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON- Moonlight | VENTION. A very happy and hopefo! hunt- | | ing party of ladies and gentlemen | Election of Delegates to the Sma e Mh' Jotfes 1t il be |11 this city Friday morning for Convention. I, ® | the country in carriages to enjoy & seen that the “Union Stock Yards,” | 3 .0 2o’ oo enne the in- will soon assume a substsutisl shape, | 0ot prairie chicken. and that the efforts of Col. Smythe, | "7 o composed of Messrs Mi. Swiley and others are to be re- | E e | Swartzlande-and Pritchett, accom- | warded with success. Mr. Smiley | pypieq by the Misses. Hanscom; | THE STOCK YARDS. Work to Comm:nee Immediately- | ' THE OMAHA BEE | ; e ' MONDAY, AUG. 21, 1874 _— DFFICLAL PAPER OF THE CITY. NOTICE.— aavertisements of To Let, For , ac, will tese columns once for TEN s ey line. Ihe first insertion BEE VE CENTS NIM ooy o woqanogy oang o The Fostal Ring Scooped- *AHII SVROHL aug9 il TaE first FRESH BALTIMORE JYSTERS of the season were Te- ved at PEYCKE'S RESTAUR- | feb24-tf They Elect Two out of Twenty- | Three Delegates. MAN with five or six hundred doliars can procarsan squal partaerskip {na payieg blsin ss by applying ac this office: monstrated. Street. ! to-day. OMAHA BREVITIES. —The authorities arestill hunting fora clue to the murderer of Tobias Mitchell. —The wholesale houses of Omaha universally declare that trade is ex- cellent at the present time. —At a recent meeting the Con- cordia Socieiy decided to celebrate its anniversary by a coucert and | Dall on the 20th of September. The | hall has not yet been selected. —The large wagon, forme:’y vsed in the baggage treaefer business, and owned by Stephenson, is to be put on as the conveyance from the street railway extension to theState Fair grounds. —The sales of the well-known wholesale liquor house of Riley & Delone, for the last three days, have averaged $3,000 per day. This speaks well for the energy and breiness tact of this enterprising firm, —Persons proposing to attend the 4 Socisl Hours” moonlight party at Hauscom Park this evening are hereby informed that they will have to furnish their own con- veyances, and it 1is_ suggested | tothe committee of arrengements that they see that a sufficient pum- ber of seats are provided on the form. —The Arion club will send a double quartette to the St. Joe expo- sition to contest for the $200 prize 1o be awarded to the c'ub that doe~ the best singing. Tie Arions have been organized for over two years, and as there are several finely culti- has been in Chicago for some weeks Dr. Coffman and J. C. Thomas, ac- | | past, working zealously to 8ccom- | (oo g e N, King, Mrs. | Jewett, Mrs. McCormick, a1d Miss Woodie McCcrmic'; and Dr. A1 and Miss Feanie Butterfeld. The three wings of this a'my of ahfi;fi:fi‘li L :’:‘l‘f,_fgf‘“;‘(f'f_‘:‘i | ehicken hunters took their depar- | ture for the happy hunting grounds, «Union Stock Yasds,” aad shail { have (e fitty car loads on the road, | nea-ly at ile same hour, but each by themselves, agreeing to meet via the Novdiwesiern, this week, afterwards and move ia one solid consisingof poss, lumbes eic. have also purchased all ibe % Dl z | body cn the feathered enemy, They had hopes of caivving a We waui; have bougi two s wagon load of game, and they in- scales, anG sha'l close up this week, and reivrn for home i baste. dulged in aaticipatioss of ha.1ga plezzant i ne i {o the Yo:rs, JoHN A.SMILEY, \ | game (e ywere di aed; but H Loc exveclons of a haspy time wee £ realized, although in a ‘ed ' fu d'¥e eri way than the o-iginal Gning to their separate de- e from the city, (hev became he coveied plish bis ends, and we are glad to learn that he has succeeded. HiCAGO, AUgust26. Colonel C. F. smythe, Omaha, Neb : = i Torsonsl. Thes, F. Ba 7, U. 8. A, Grand Ceu. al. Dr. Haris.ff, at the Grani Cenur. ., is at the m:g[;g;"&;}'\"j 10t for chickens—but g | for each other. afessrs. Swarczlan- W. T. Sherman, cf Bosion, iS 8L ger and Pricchett, who had charge the Grand Central. of the commiseary stores, were mos: Hon B. J. Hinman, of North L.i they were Do- Platte, is stopping at ihe Grand focad, They, too, Central. ccach for (hove Hon. Jsseph Fox, receiver of the > L find taem, Grand Island lond office, 15 7egi - | a1 the rems tered at the Metropolitan. of their compaay did justice t 3.5, Spaun, Esq., bas rec.mned | commissary itores. The othe: from. Colorado, where be. ius | Wingsof the army each raided u been visiting forhis health for the | farmer’s house,anc obtained rations. past three weeks. When the moon srose, Dr. Coffma. ©.6. Stebbins, of the Union Paci- | 239 Mr. Thomas indulged in some S gomerat- ticket office, -crrived | chicken shooting by moonligat, and home Suturday from the East, killed three or four, as the ou accompanied by bis family. some fence bourds, when they i e e sl et = {into o farmers hen-roost. w be gave up the who wereas anx and finally they nGer e iwo vated 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 jes. Further particulars will bejannounced hereafter. ~_The frame building formerly occcupied by the Chicago & Nortb- western and Chicago & Rock JTsland ticket offices, on lower Farn- ham street, is belng moved by its owaer, Alfred Poland, to Nine- teenth street, he having employed Jobn Semones to do the work. The owner of the ground upoa which it stood, « obtained en Injunction re- cently restraining Mr. Polund from moving it, as there was ground rent due and unpaid. Satuidayafternoon Deputy Sherifi Hanlon served a warrant of arrest upon Mr. Poland and Mr. Semones for 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 Charies Schurz, for Monday even- | ing, September 30th, during State Fair week. Should this distin- guished orator consent io speak here at that time, it will prove a good financial success for the Associa- tion. It was intended to engage Henry Ward Beecher, but since his character has been blasted the com- mittee haveeoncluded vot to indict the moral city of Omaha with him, although he would protally draw a lurger aydience than any other man in the world. —Mr. George M. Mills, who re- turned from Jowa, Friday, over the Chicago & Rock Island raiiroad, reports that some one shot into the train about thirty miles the other- side of Council Bluffs. Tte ball passed thiough a closed window, te him, and must have made its exit through Mr. Mill's wiadow, ‘which was opened. Considerable excitement was caused among the passengers, some of whom thought it was & stone that bad been thrown through the window, but no stone could be found, it was finally unan- imously sgreed tbat it was a bullet. —The ladies of Vesta Chapter Eastern Star, gave a basket picnic at Hanscom Park Friday after- noon -and evening, which in every Tespect proved a happy social affalr. During the aflernoon 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 picnickers was spread upon the tabies, and all were invited to par- ticipate. The party continued till ‘midnight, when all took their de- for mome, heariily satis-. fied with the day’s entertainment. The transportation wis obained from Stephenson, who furnished-a four-horse team and his big tra~sfex wagon—a relic of the early days— capable of holding farty persons. The turnout, under the management of that skillful ribbon manipulator, Oscar Russell, made frequent trips during -the afterncon_aud evening from Atkinson's, on Capiiol avenue, 1o the park. On the last tip from the park a most provoking incident occurred. The team got siack on " the hill in the park, aod balked for about half an hour, at the end of ‘which time they were urged to draw the empty wagon up the giade, ‘when the passengers again resumed their seats. The engiveer of the eraft made up lost time by putting +on & full head of steam on the don e run to the ¢ity, s Sawyer, Earlville, In; R A Bix- | '1;:;’ s::“g‘y‘“""‘:“;" “l’::“=":’ir:1': by, Towa Lake, Ta; H Evens, U P 0q und enjoyed a rare supper, R R; Chas Hurst, Jas Bls ",!‘;:’” | after which they started for ho Gep W Lott, Stevart, Towa; e, | acsiving lieze at two 'elock iu the Stanletou, Lacoa, TIl; Heniy Gise, | |\ 0 e others aorived hese syw"::v udT l\"g::y' : 2 3"; at about the sarmetime, having also, S Bik','f‘i'ud O oiumer, | BY @ somewhat sinzu.ar _coinci m‘m:?, CC Smiia, Falis Ciiy; D | dence, takenadvantage of the moon- M Lockridge, Perrysburgh; M H | light to slaughter some tame ot 3os Arigelis: 000 3 Fou| A | cliickens. . Thelr adyenpeg, If ze- At e i Desns aud | Iated 1 detail, would more than children, Mrs Ralley, Middleten ; B :fif. 8 peper of double fhe size of J Ramspeck, W M Biliags, Mon- s tana; Mrs M C Willis and family, Geneva, Iil; Mrs Peartland, § W Harper, Fremoat; § R Thompson, Lincoln; Jobn R Burgess, New York; H H Grumsey, -Janesville, Wis. The followsng are the arrivals at the Meivo ¢! .aa ho.el: tam A Maiiow, Frem: Grand Free Lunch io-night at Henry's Lage: Bee: Saloon, corner Thirteenth and Douglas sireels, Omaha. i WE notice a pariy advertising Howe Machines C. 0. D. for $50.00 We have reiiable info-mation tha: those machines are not new AND HAVE BEEN USED. We havea number of machines that have been used, and we are piepared to sell thew ai GREATLY redvced prices, and will WARRANT all we sell. Trie HowE MACHINE Co. avglleod10t 480 13.h Sireer. FOR SALE CHEAP. One Full Cabinet Wheeler and Wilson Sewirg Machine, with ali the latest improvements. Itisnew— has never been run. Inquire at the BEE office. augl7-tf ICE VREAM! ICE CREAM!! H. L. LATY's is the place to go for this very necessary commodity. Je3te. at; N i, Mrs R H Whyie, Geo C Kiag, Caicago; N H Lucas, Leadoa, Eaglard; C H Sireet, North Plate; EF 3 ay, D M Lemas, Freront; J B Si- mends, Sedalia, Mo; Joon H An- dius, Juues Clooney, Galvesion, Texas; M D Gross, Blair; N B Rogers, Decatur; Geo M Ciavford, Elkborn; Mys Muspby and dav ter, Miss § Case, Ms Brown, Ck cago; H J Rawpech, Moniaia; W B Beat, Michigan; A S Chicago. Police Coart Notes. ATTEN 3 Those who are seekiag for novel- ties in FALL CLOYHING 2d GEN- NG GooDs of cseripiions, should call and ex- amine the new stock Just received by F. L. RUF, PE-CHATHAM Row.=8a —Jobn Hey, not the avihor of «lLiile Breeches,” bui a Council Biuffs moke, was before the Pol'ce eours iLis moraing for d-vake iess andfor ca yiagconcealed weapons. He paid $10 for the p iv.lege of ed to return to Council —A man named Taylor was ar- rested last night for drunkenness, and for chasinga man and threat- er.iag him with an open kuife. He w s assessed $8.00 at the Police Court this moraing. —One John Grader was arrested last evening by policeman William Byrne, as a suspicios character. He came here from Lafayette in company with a “pal,” and had a duplicate made of a car-key at a locksmiii’s shop. The locksmith gave the icformation which led to Grader’s arrest. In his possession were found several suspicious tools, such as a saw, file, keys, 8 danger- ous self-cocking revolver, &e., all of which weit to show that Grader was laying Jow for something. He was fined for carrying coacealed weapons, and advised to leave town. —LADI —THE LARGEST,— A second cook at Peycke's Res- taurant. Good wages will be paid. aug 19 tf. DYEING, G.eaning and repawng done in the neatest manpe-, at (he STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,Let. Farnham and Douglas, aprast f. Indian Curiosities at 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. REMEMBER (he elegant FRE Luxew and Cox HALL this everirg. FOR Two story b.ick dwelling house. containing nive rooms, in first-rate order, having been recently reno- vated. The hous . Rent, | $45 per month. Good cisternsand | well. The house and premises oc- e | eupy a full cicy lot unincumbered, Hoxay Domie & Co, | fum Hamey sireet to the alley. e ST At b 2tk cng | Waibeell fox L0 . Apaly ot v Ry augos e | evraer Niath aud Harney streets. 5 | nogid-f Mrs. JEssE LowE. BROWNELL HALL | Republican Couniy Committee. will. re-openon Tuesday the Ist of | A meeiing of the Dougtas County September. For cataloguesapply to | Republican Commiiice is hezeby Mrs. P. C. Havr, | called to meetat the office of the oseptl Prineipal. | Probate Judge on Meoday, the 3lst { day of Angust, at 2 o'ciock p. m. { A full atfendance of ihe members is requested. Jokr T. GRIFFIN, Chm'n. Jonx' M. THURSTON, Sec' augl Real Estate Sales. For the week ending, August 28,1874 Tsage § Ceok to Wliam Coos, undivided Lalf of 480 actes in 16, 9 —$500. E:]Le’ “A“(:;o‘:)d:‘;els (x: gfim'xjag;m'nmre will be a meeting of the | o1 Ssr0, | Congregation of Is:ael at Meyei’s George G Es+te to Luey A Goud- | | Hall, August 30th, at 2p. m. will, iot 8 in block 219, Omaba— |- By order of the Piesident. e vl A. 8. BROWYN, it e to Pi™ 22812 V. l'rfil:\l::lg fousih .of seve. 2 el gl etk $800. OMAHA, August 26, 1674, Bids are invited 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 29th, at 7 o’clock. Cms. K. CouraxsT, Ot Committee on Buildings and Property, Trastees of Second M E Churet | to M F Shian, n 52 feei ot 4, block 2033—$8,000 Mariin L Carroll to George H Boggs, 5 44 feet lot 4, block 17, maha—§t,000: Fresu imported and Key West | Cigars just received at Max Me!el' | and Co's, 172 and 174 Farnham sug9lt spent the afternoon | €+ 6, R Coriy 20. The chair sovnesd (2t Wiliams aod Baucies wee eleced delega‘es; Curiy an¢ Gwyer allernates. Fer-h Wa'—M J MeKoon, W F Sweesy, delega es; J 1 Mill2 ¢, | J M Thusion, alie nates, Fifh Ward—Wm Fleming, © F Babeock, delegates; Chas Wilkins, T Maguire, alternaies by acclama- tion. £ivih Ward—C H Dewey, W B Lawton, delegates i C LB isol, alteraates. Sirickland recelved 20 votes, acd Bi istol 11. The coun 7 Gelegail and upo1 e | the'r cao'ee 1he fo | Whi*h we'e coaii'med by ‘ ve: ‘o M Te'ou, J C Meyers, J nod D P K15 Tae couven iou ihen adjourncd. No Ko-Ops Need Apr’y- The Dougias County Republican | Convention met at the Court Hovse Satorday afternoon at 2o'clock, for the elcetion of twenty-taree dele- gates to the State Convention ot Lincoin, and for the transaction of other busin Joel T. G | G 3 rman 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 com- miitee on credeatials. 8. C. Meyer, C. C. Sperry, R. M. Spencer, A. McAusland,Wm.R:a2, Moses Ballou, ( On motion the chairman apno'nt- | ed W. M. Francis as temvc: secretary. The committee on credeat'sls of- the following report of delegaes en- ts in this conven : {—Geo B Lake, John Burke, E Steinberg, Wm Alstadt, Chales Herbetz, Hugo Hald and JPKern Second Ward—A G McAusland, C Chrisiieusen, J H Butler, Otto Fiivoni, P Hawes,J W Lytle and Andrew Rosewater, jio Third Wa-d—He1 ¥ Latey, Fd 0'su! 1 sey, Isaac Ales and Enoch Henney. Fourth Ward—J H Miilzxd; R M Maishal, C C Sperry, L Brown, W M Francis, A Atkinson, Jolius H Hammond. Fifth Ward—W. J. C: 1, The- er, W. M. Fieming,Sr., Doane, P. McGuire and L. F. Bubeock. Sixih Ward—Syivanus Wright, J. H. Lacy, T. J. Stal Aron R. Hoel, John Schi M. Spencer. Platte Valley Preciuct—Moses Bulloy, E. J. Harvy,and M. W. E. P rchase. ‘West Omaba Precinet—0 B Sel- dos, John E Smith and George Brown. Saratoga Precinet—C M Aumock, D P Redman, and David Hazzard. Elkuorn Precinet— Wm Ryan, G B Bailey, and Henry Gray. Chicago Precinet—G orge Plum- beck, H S Rolfs, and J J Miller. ¥lorence Precinci—J. K. Smith, Z B Rhoades, Wm Reeve MeArdle—J C Mey len, S E Goff. Union —8 E Brewster, Thomas. Douglas—Joel T Griffin, J c Wilcox, Charles H Griffin. J. C. Lee was thrown cff’ from the Thi.-d Ward on account ¢f havs ing proved up a homestead, and thesefore a non-resident ; Laiey was the efoce put in his place, 1¢ was moved and seconded that the 1epo:t be adopted. Lee exvlained that he had been a resident of the ward pre- vious'y to the primary election; he stated that ihis thing had been goi- ten vy ia the interest of Rosewater, is a question whether he shall run the convention or whether it shall run iiself. He bad disiributed more money in the past three years thau Rosewater, and had benefitted the wc: kingmen more, &e. Mr. Pat. O'Hawes he'd that commitize, who had all the e - dence, wereable to decide the mai- ter. Col. 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 commit- tee can decide his residence, if he can’t. Enoch Henney spoke in favor of Lee. The question was finglly put, as to whether the report should be adopted. Tbe report was adopied. A commitee 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, neaded 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 to any such course. Committae on permanent organ- izgtion report Judge Lake, Presi- deni; W. M. Frincis and Geo. S. Doane, secretaries. Report was adepted. Judge Lake thanked the conven- tion for the honor conferced. He favored sending delegates to the State Convention who represent the great body of the Republicans of this County, and notany 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 ‘Convention—flve at large, two from each ward, and six from the couniry precineis. Joel T. Griffin read a communica- tion from the Trades’ Assembl, asking that six de’egates be appoin ed from the workingmen, as fol- bl o lows: 1st ward—R M Meyer; 2ud, First Ward Registration Sotice, J H Buller; 3rd, Henry Livesey; | Notice is hereby given to the vo- 4th, D C Merwin; 5th, F M Moore; | tersof the Firs. Ward in the city of 6th, C E Parcell. Omaha, State ot Nebrasta, that the The convention proceeded to bal- | undersigned, the Registrar of said lot for the five delegates at large. | ward, will sit for regisiration of the The result of the ballot was an- | voters of said ward at his office, No. nounced, and the chairman pro- | 163 Farnham street, on the 7ih, 8th clumed the following gentlemen |and 9th days of September, 1874, clected as delegates at large: Ed- | from 9 o'clock a. m. to12 m.; and ward Rosewater, Clinton Briggs, | from 1p. m. to 5 p. m. Alvin Saunders, J H Lacey, and | ‘Wm L Peabody. 8/t ‘he con- T Giila, That Pretended Compromise. The misve) eseniai ons Lson- 's Republican, re-ce* a siae- meat f om e Gue the peblic. a Celezae 0 ‘on Fi was e pecied 18 condema o 7 07 of P e offe o aaci aad in SR e 5 VLEO VT s efe Reo 2 Coezer ani jos- L ow'ag ie Corve on ey secu ed & small cdidon to the hundful =, {0 pledge opposi- cocumstances. Aa , who b_lie ~talofficials, afier cideetl . weee e alisted n se the ons, on ineir ad- Eujah Al- | Jobn x.: em ' ¢ ic ool (ba 2-a the eles i ee ce'age « severe ‘ehuke, £ad and maghaHim v m'e- of © eminerl Rerubii- Gins fu be convenion fverable o the esclu ‘oas the1 reque. to v _thicic .hem for the sa.e of Dusio v, ad fu they lenieae A besnea they msiaes of exwbelmi'ng defeat, tuch action would be consideed me.¢ ¢ of rersecition, No of the ) cx'al offic’als was asl ed vole Xlll the memve:s e i pczrio or otherwise, and I cial eoge deutalof that fuct To avell _sembla ice 2 ne soaal ng when ihe conveaiion decided ‘o oust him. Tosum un, refereqce o the resoluiions, omise was made Wi ‘Lue reason way the friends ciiculate becavse losing €.cion of e Tesoluzions. Tiis tiGoicse would have given them an : Jn ly to fa sn‘y ibe ove inent of lhe Cc silent eado.sement EpITor BEE: The Lanczz.er Cozaty Peawbli- can Convention n2ld 11 +'s o'y o= day passed off haimoniusly, al- though conside-a sie exel.eiaent pre- led and muca nie es: was maii- fested in tie contest. The pincipal struggle was, es migat have been evpecied, on tie somina_ions for ‘he Leg'siature, The ihird oallo: cesulied in the cominaiion of Louis Helmer, and ihe four'h ballot ia tne nomitatior of A. G. Hastings. ‘While the friends of the defeated candidates as usual marifesi their Giszppointme t, the asminedc:s are nevertheless receiver with gen- eral satisfaciion by the and party. Aithough umpledged asd uninstructed, it is unge stood that the nominees are favorably i.cl'ned 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 St NEMo. WANTED! Ten good experienced dress ard cloak makers. Only good hands | need apply to Welf & Jones' dress and cloak factory, 509 13th street, Omaha, Neb. Aug29tl Rogistrar, : A BRejnao, HA Coey, DR. EDWARDS. D—Board and rooms for gentleman, ED—Two gurls; obe as curse. o Gro. W. BLIC—The undersigued has ot of male f0_THE Pl meut Buleau, 531 15ih Offce. 2 A lots, lands or‘mrr and great. Collecting Burea: Post Office. pposiie new ‘aug25dif ED—To do house work. DR. ALDS, 181 Farnkam St ref dress, MeatLe S G Poac wlite: STO RENT-In the central portion of Enquire ol ALF. L. JOXk>, i5th 2201 uham Strext, Omab: 7| THE PUBLIC The undersignea bas purc ased and put upon tue stice s b ic couvey uces, some of tue fuest cu ver munuiaciured in 1h s cuntry The beTu tosnd irum the depots, ot Vite realder s, All ordurs left ot the dletropol- itan Ml tei, 0 at the stable. near 8 F. cor. of leventh . and Capitsi ave, will bo prowpily tende share of the pullic pairousge capen tfully solicited 1du WM. E .BULL. e and clild where there atg few or 00 P2, | OO NT"VEIN INO se[dno % wWeyuIed ‘,eq 00X} YIUedunod 119 ¥ 609 ‘ZIASIHM. SNID ONV SIIANVYHE ‘S ‘INOTTIIA 2 XATIA ANOTIEA XNVHL DPANISHA | WHOLESALE AND «: AIL DNALNR IN | Wines, liquors, QUEArS, | TOB'C O \ND PIPES. Ba~Culiuraia Wines and Brandics w8 Coraer of 15+h and Dodys wreets oppasite the new Post Otfice building, Omaha. Ny 5t Bavarian Beer Hall! 193 Douglis St, Oprosite Metropolitan Hotel. Finest brands of all classes of Liguors an Sozars Fresh Lager constantly on I Je25-am CHAS. HA! i ~DEALER IN— | Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 218 Douglas, Let. 1ith and 1 OMAH. = ' Street. NEBRASKA HOTELS Rrick Sto ¢ coruer Chicago sua ath s reets T he best location in the been occupled for the lust seven u grocery. >Mrs. 1. Polac GRAND CENTRAL EHOTEI. - NEBRASKA between Ch .0 and hest hot ber 50th, 1575. Opened ner & Ti1 ALL. Proprictor. NEY TO LOAN—On approved person.d ty, uiso City »nd Co_uty Warrants Tuquir- at_Law Off e of T 49 15th St., Owaba. MO fought and s W.°. Richan Augsdit TED—A girl to do gener.1 bousewo k. Inquire ut 404 Lurt St., bet. 20 and 21 ‘augsdts RENT—198 Douglas str-et. In- WEBBLR & BEH wost Day boar oul ©10ta and Harney sts. 1e29tt / ANTED- . cneap & ‘mere isndise. in_excoange for Address, E Farmer, offce. ap: RETATL CASH PURCHASERS For Sewing Machines. In order to make room for our rew sty have put in PERFECT order all of our old stock, including second-hand, and offer them at GREATLEY REDUCED prices, for CASIT. BEARIN MIND EVERY “HOWE” BOUGHT OF US and REPUTATION TO SUSTAIN. proves a machine WITHOUT Instruction is WORSE than NONE at all. CAUTION.~We know of large lots of worth- less machines bought at low figures, that are be- ing pclmed off on the publie for nearly as good asnew. Percons that do not want to run the risk of being sw'ndled shon'd NEVER buy of IRRESPONSIBLE puarties, as they have NO reputation AT STAKE, as have old establisked Compantes. THE HOWE MACHINE C0., auglodim 131 G. W. AMBROSE, attormov-atsLa REDICK’S OPERA HO! OMAHA VEB. arm ot T. W. T. Kicnards, Attorney at Law, Odice 490 13th St., het. Farnham and Hurney Omaba, Neb. P 0. Box 80 ugltf 0. H. BALLOU. ATTORNEY atLAW Office n Creighton’s ues block, southeast eor ATTUORNFEYS* LA Wi Office—Calawell Block, Dougla IMAHA, umusx.q, = AN . KELLEY, ttorney = Counselorat Law fioe—Room, Oreigh Cor. 15th an "35;1&’ Block} - oMAHA. LECTIONSSOLLITED AND PROMPT- EQ soted. Keal estate bough: and ol ~ JOHN W. LYTLE, \ttorney-at-Law and Solicitor in Eqaity. FPIAL, ..Over First National Bank, — -.’4, . sracs. <o, k. PRITCHETT 'SPAUN & PRITCHETT, Attorneys nd Counselors at Law. Ofion, 506 Twelt. 3 borest. Address Look Rav 409 Omahs, . SHROPSHIRE, Attorney-at-Law Room No. 1, S. E. Corner 15th and Douglas Sts, OMAHA, NEBR. SAVAGE & MANDERSOIy, | Attorneys at Law, 22 FARNHAM STREAT. sanzs w. cRaRLES 2.0, ¥axDERSOY. JOHN C. COWIN, Attorney. Solicitor AXD COUNSELOR. * OFFICE—CREIGHTON'S BLOCK, o! B 2 e OVANA, EESBASKA. } Omaha Nebrask our AUTHORIZED canvassers is WARRANT- | | ED, and JNSTRUCTION given, as WE havea Experience | 2 | FURNITURE. BEDDING. ETC. ETC. Gl’l‘Y HOTEL, T. PAGE, Proprietor. 10th s:., bet. Farnham and Harney, Free Buss to and from all Trains. Pusseagers for other Hote's o private Resi- B Al orfers jeftat P. T Allen’s, 21 door from £ 0 C. Wilon & Son. cor. | 1 nes, ani the City Hotel Otice, wil n. i | United States Hot I, AS AND TENTH STREETS. {ILLINOIS HOUSE. Farnham Sreot Between 9ih srdoloth. CHARLES FELDERMAN, Prop. weniiu California House. FRITZ HAFNER, Prop'r- 70 Douglas Street, corner 11th, Om- ba, HBourd by the day orweek. | | | ‘ Central House * 0. 630 -ixzeenth Street, Opp. Jefferson Square, OMANA, NEB. JOSEPH DOVE. Prop’r. and week Board at reasonable rates. jass bar attacked to the house. LINDLE HOUSE. On 9th, Let. Farnham end Harney Streets, D board at §1,50 per day ; 40c per single mea. C.V.&S. M. HARRYMAN, Fronting on 4th, 5th and Walnutsts,, | St. Louis, Mo. Laveille, Warner & Co., Proorietcrms. The Southern Hotel 18 first-class in all ite api ointments. Its tablex are at all times suj thicd in the greatest. abundance, with all the Selicacies the markets afford, ‘Its clerks and employes are ail polite and atientire to the want. of th-gusts of the hotel, 1here is an Tproved eleva or leading from ‘the fir.t floor 1o the upper one, Railroad and steamboat icket offices, news' stond. d weserr fuion telegraph ofll e in the katanda of hotel WILLTAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and Webster Sts., Keeps 2 complete assortwent ot GROCERIES and PROVISION WILLIAM SEXAUER. | 225 Furnham Street, Omsha, Neb —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER (N— 263m El\OuH HENNEY Justice of the Peace fice wror tas State Pank, corner f Farn. The Sious City and Pacific Railroad, 1e Connection with tke SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL RAILROAD, iles the shortest route from Omaha Is 62 and Council Blaffs to § Stillwater, Aneka, Duluth, Bismarck, and all Paul, Mineanolis, poiats In Minnesota, Train leaves Omaha daily, (excep Saturday) | 2t 6 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. POLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure vour ticket reads VIA Sioux City, thus avoiding circuitous routes asd midaiga & \.uflh'ltm Railway 1o Oual ba BOYDEN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt' S P8 8.6, B. St Paal, Mina. R HIL B WA oXE m I | THE SINGER MANF'G C0. W. N. NASON, Agent, NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA. J.J. BROWN & BRO., 'WHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Or.ental Powder Co. mysiy STEFLE & JOHNSON, 'WHOLESALE GROCERS! | I —SINPSON'S BLOCK— | 638 and 540 Fourteenth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE M AFLA, NEB MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CRFIGHTON AND MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 295 Farnham Street, WHITNEY. BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMATE:IA, NEB mch27yl AGENTS FOR TH® DUPO\T POWDER (0. CLARK & FREN H WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Cjanned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruite in Soacon. SRUERS SOLICITED . ND PROMPTLY FILLED. | NEB- A. F. SIMPSOI, --MANUFACTUBER AND WHOLFSALE— DEALEE IN CIGAKS. 532 FIFTEENTH ST., CREBEIGETON BLOCK. C. L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TATILOR, 288 Dodge Strect, 2d Door East of 16th Street. I keep cons -otly on hand the finest stock of Broad Cloth, Cassiseres snd Vestings which I am prepared to make up in the most fashionabre st lcs azd o suit the Most fastidious T the lowest possiine priccs. Jetodly » ESTABLISHED 185 PUNDT. MEYER & RAAPKE, - FHOLESALE DEALERS IN— FANCY GROCERIES, Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Tigars. 212 Farnkam Street, Omnha, Neb e KorTZ MOHR& 00 JOBBERS OF DRY GO9DS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIOXS. 231 Farnham Stroet, NEB- J. J. BROWN & BRO,, —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY €0CDS' Notions JOHN T. EDuAR, Shelf: I-Ie;?;flardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK," —AND— ACRICULTURALIMPLEMENTS, THRASHIKIGS AR ESTLIS, s RS MOW LIS, DitLLs, SEEL LR N PO S LV AT ) UhkCAND WAGING mentsy 246 Douglas st a1d Boots and Shoes. mys-1y Omaha, Ne'bvaska HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— YWines. Ligoons, Creans, o o. ¥ise 0ld'Kentucky [Whiskies and fmported soods & Speelalty. 239 DOUGLASSTE, OCMAEHA NEB. e ek HOMES and FARMS IN NEERASEKA higv1 ftars best lan s at”low prices on 10 year jaas of 20 per cent. on the amount of th rom date of purchase. The Barlisgton aad Missouri P ver Railroad Cs credit at6 pe. con:. interest, 8 :d i ha boous pre: purchase, if balf the land is custivated, within w0 years f LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS. North of Platte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Vallevs il sel” aboat 7.000,000 acres of #plenti 1 zracin: sad agrieulsaral lan at trom $1-7 Lo $7.00 per serv on longeredit. South of he Platte large body ofthe bestland (o Nebeaska, I ntarsectelby numerous oa ] an’ia ths Lirgast sad best developed part of the State, 28 also . Forcirculars 31 fall iafor aation 2pply 0 B. b. Co. tered couatry, (Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agt:, % P, sioux City, lowa. GEO. W. GBATTON, Agent. 163 Farnham Street, Omaha, Neb. July 20, tL. C. R. SCHALLI-.B, Age nt B. & M. Land Office, inth and Farnbham Sts., Omaha l)r General Land Depastment, Lincoln, Ne,