Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1874, Page 4

BEE | | d Wi FICIAL PAPEK OF THE CITY. | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ts served to sutecrbers by esrle, 1o 80 pert of the city, every evening, (Sundays ex- ey '~ ‘hden ‘comta per week, oF £5- X Saonths, aud §7.00 per sauum, ¥ o advasce. larities, addressed t attention. | Tug Ouana Dany Bxs will be mailed to subacribers at the followingrates, ayableinva- | ¢ Fisbly 1n advance: ¥7.00 per a5 um. 578 " 6 sonth. Tz LARGEST circulation in the city, and is, ‘hereiore, the best and cheapest advertising | P medjuia. | Poi fiaras 07 ApyEaTISING.—Local motices, 25 | FOIE cents per line; local ndvertisements, 20 cents per line; by the month, 10 cents.” No vertisement inserted for less thon 50 cents. otices, 10 cents per line; single inser- o, Dot less Lhan 25 centa. Transient abi vii-ements must inva.isbly i 307 1n advance. "Bates jor standing udvertisements hy special | coptract. ALl Legal MNotices, Statements, Tabular Wotk, chc requiriug carelul revision by copy ook 54 b furmihed, wust be handed 1o Sedore. 160 0'clock 4. . lo ipaure insertion the e day. e 104 Locsl sdvertisemeuts before 1vo | ek o eriiscments wefore one o'clock 7. X Cements Tof the WEKLY BEK e i elore Monday noon, lor the | Beatrice, o morning when we came down town. A fellow, whom wemet, just after e | he had come out of a saloon, said | heu paid | that he had been in to get a “fog- | | horn.” | State Immigration office. Owama Daicy Bxx has by far the | Roberts, well known in this city, as a mus 1o | €ian, proposes to teach dancing this | | winter at Meyer's Hall. He 1s said | 4,000,000 U. ‘o be a thorough dancing master, | | having taught the terpsichorean in Detroit for two years. He will be- | gin earlyin Octuber. Kearney, appeared on the streets | tor.) —Mr. John H. Webber, formerly | Water-Works—Letter from Mr. WLi man, Engineer of the St. Louis Water-Works. f this city, is dead. He died at | i | Sz Louis Waten-Works, ) | | | the 11th, at the resi- ence of his uncle, Hon. J. E. La- ENGINELR'S OFFICE, ¢+ i { ST. Louss, Sept. 11. ) —Therewasa heavy tog yesterday | cupe. V7. W. Marsh, Omaha, Neb. : i DeARSIR: Ihave just finished making estimates on the various plans for furnishing water to the City of Omaha, and herewith give you the gross amount of each | | Scheme. ! COST AND CAPACITY. 1 have estimated as follows, viz: | —The State Board of Immigra- | ! i is y sess at the | A om el o Dlh The present capacity of the works | & “ | to be 1,500,000 U. S. gallons in 24 | of Richardson County, is | hours. The engine pits, the build- ings, etc,, to be constructed, how- ever, to receive an additional en- | gine so that the capacity of works | can be doubled by the purchase of { another eugine of each class, and | the laying of u new pumping main. | The conduit is calculated to flow . gallons in 24 hours. ottling basins to contain 4,000,- 000 U. S. gallons each, the storage | reservoir 12,000,000 U. 8. gallous. | | The pumping main to be 15 inches | in diameter and the estimate in- | cludes 11 miles of distribution pipe (none less than 6 inches in diame- | present, and Mr. Neligh, of West | at, is expected this afternoon, —Prof. Marsh Beard, who i —Richard Coole, & herder from | evening coolly wearingare- | I have estimated each schemo in | Monda He | accordance with the_ foregoing, so volver strapped to his waist. HOW THEY SWALLOW US. Visib'e Effects of Our Decay- New subscribers to the BEE for two weeks ending September 14th, DAILY. ASHLAND. H A Wilson, ¥ W Melntyre. BLAIR. H Castleton, W D Gross. BELL CREEK. Thomas Foster, J C Blackburn. BELLEVUE. Bruno Tzschuck. CuLUMBUS. G G Beecher. CRETE. John Rosicky. cimeado. A Parker. CENTERVILLE, VA. H C Dear. FONTENELLE. Lewis Bros, Geo T Gannon, ‘W Arnold. J D Wright. H N Baker. HERMAN, X Thos Anderson Alfred Vanvalin. Josiah Pace Jacob Lute. Martin Styles. HOOPER, NE Geo W Crocker. Lee Baker. Andrew Sparks. W M Tilson. J L Anderson. Jno D Stoner. HOOPER, NER. J Doberty. J W Farr. Jacob Lurks. ITHICA, NEB. J F Roll & Co. Henry Vanhoosen. I0NIA, NEB. Jonatha n Curtis. Newton Whitehall. MILAN, NEB. R Hayford. NERO, N W O Hatch. Joseph Spencer, NEBRASKA CITY, NEB. ‘W B King. TEKAMAH, NEB. B, | CENTS per CEF SPECIAYL NOTICES. NOTICE.— Advertisements of To Let, F¢ Sale, Loet, Wants, Found, Boarding, ac, w be_inserteld in_these columns ouce for TE line; each subsequent insertion, per line, The first insertion 2 TWENTY_FIVE CENTS ation ina private 3 Ja , set with geld work. 1 value of the scal for its Tetura to 481 North street. Li County, 30 miles from Liucolu,for $400 cush. "Also 1 scre two miles from court house, for $200, one ball cash, b Lots inLowe's ad: Apply fo A seplodt. P e s I street, near Jackson. Alo a twostory building No. 54412 street, near_dude, | for business or ware house, or L Enquire of Corner Luuglus ana EN W0 cows one @ borned, atd red spoite cos, b cow, smooth horus, 3 vears old. wher can have them by caliing, and paying chay AL M. CLARK. West Omtbia. roomers. E. Wi 252 ouglas street. ~ A beantiful residence, with full d on OR SAL lot, i Rve yeurs time. Dody “hy “o0n uoqanogy vang V ‘AIASIHM SNI3 ONV SIIONVHE ‘SZNIM ‘ANOTTIIA ® XIAIIH aoddog CEANOTIEA MNVHA P sIa SPIFN0T RLWEYMILT ;0 900§ Y3UeONOA 118 % 609 SINGER. SINGER. The Kingof the SEWING MACHINE WOELD ¢s Jre<uircutly as Gold Feigns Realms ¢ Finance. 0 i SALES FOR 1 In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines Thocsend u ore Mackines thea were sold Sy e that the sujeriority of ikeBinger Is tully TtBeing over One Hurdred and Thirtee the bur Iy be denied spom such €v THE SINGER MANF’G CO. W. N. NASON, Agent, NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA J. J. BROWN & BRO.. EWHOLESALE GROUCERS, Agents for the Criental Powder Co. mysiy thata direct comparison could be | made on the same basis. | | was arrested for carrylng concealed s W Well o I T s el STEFLE & JOHNSON, Republican County Convention. nventicn for 1 ovglas | ¢ beid ui 1he Court House in the o Tue-day, the 6:b day of Uc- o'cluck p. ., for the pur- | Gominat Sen ors, | purpose of $rausacting su et s botes properly_before said Con_ ention Tach Ward o the ity of Uaba will ‘e e fithed 1o xeven Delegates, and each p ecinct out- #3d 01 said city, taree (5) Deicgaies fougld Cou- | Yeation. | Prim ry elections for the purpose of choosing such, delegates are bereby called for Saturday, et Gag of October, the po-ls 1o beupon 10 ths iy of Otaahay from 4 0 7 'elock, p B, aud $u fhe other pre Jncts, from 6 t0 8 0'clo k. . m- None but well kiown Republican voters will id Primary elections, aud in the city of Quial o pers s will beloed 1 Voto unlces duly Togistered or identified 10 fhe sutisfaction of the Judges of eloction us be- §s property qualificd Kepub ican voter of ihe 7 re lis batior is offered. | "The foliow ing are desi nated as places whero such primary elections wi | be made. "ot Wasd—At Turner's bail. 34 Ward—At tbe oid Douglas House. 34 Wasd—At Exgine House. @b Ward—At < ity Fngincsr's Offce. $ih Werd —At B Lallow's n Chlagostrot i War ne House. , Shive + Knight's School House. 2 ore, Valiey station. Florence Precinci—At FlorencoSchoul Houso At lkhorn Station House +MeArdlaschool 1 0use Yon <chool Fikhora Precinct-At Elkuorn City o, ea Precinct—At Saratng: School Horse. T recinci—AL Jor] Grifin'a ies dence e Grain Precinei—AtO. B Seluen’s bo - . 'Mil ard Precinct—At Millard's Station House e e tie Dougias Cousty Nepabiica eoiluiien. JOEL T. GRIF' JOHN M. THURSTON Secretary. TOALVEWIING B 0N of heDAILY BEK s more s any other daily aper publisted in Nebraska —Eighty-five cts per can isthe price of fresh Baltimore ers which e daily by expressat Peycke's se Restaurant. OMAHA BREVITIES. | —There was a heavy frost Mon- | day night. —Jas. Wilbur, no relation toJudge Wilbur, was fined $15 at the Police Court yesterday for gambling. —Two military prisoners passed through the city yesterday afternoon bound for Fort Madison, Towa. — Thomas Hardy was fined $6 at the Police Court to-day, for drunken and disorderly conduct. —The theatrical entertainment for the benefit of the grasshopper | suflerers was being arranged yester- | day. —The Omaba linseed oil mills | sent three car loads of oil cake to | England last week. | —The first carload of supplies for | the needy victims of the grasshop- pers, will probably be sent west this evening. —The Young Men's Repubican Club meet at Gise’s Hall this even- ing to perfect their organization. Come one, come all. i —Twelve cars of Nebraska stock | were shipped to Chicago Monduy over the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway. —The trial docket for the next | term of the District Court has been | printed. There are 311 cases, and fifty lawyers to try them. —It was Dan Sweeny, and not John Sweeny, who was fined for assaulting Henry Schneider and | bound over to keep the peace. —An office is being partitioned off in the ticket oftice of the C. B. & Q. for the land office of the B. & M. in Nebraska. —A car of comb honey, one of | hops and one of quicksilver, from | San Francisco, went east Monday | over the Chicage, Burlington & | Quiney railroad. —Two men named Ellingwood and Edminster had a terrible fight at Ross's brewery, and each was badly punishe zwood made | complaint against Edminster, but afterwards witndrew it. —A buteher shop on Chicago street, between Eleventh and Tuwelfth, was broken into Mo.day Ly some hungry cuss, who stole about thirty pounds of meat. —Géorge Hines was fined $25 at | the Rolice Court ye-terday for sell- | Ing ligur without a license. He | will bave to answer to the same charge before United States Com- missioner Smith. | —NIr. G. W. Meguath has with- dravn from the management of tieHligh Sehool, and the paper is now cdited and run by J. F. Mctartney, John Creighton and H. D. Esta- brook. —A team, sttached to a heavy | wagon, ran_away on Farnham | strect, yesterday afternoon, but the | horses were captured before any | dsmage was done. 'T'he mud and | the heavy wagon were too much | for them. —Pat. Doran has on exhibition at his saloon a “fretful porcupine,” | which was_ obtained in the West | and presented to him by Mr. Phil. Norton. The animal would make a good cushioned seat. | | | | | swearing when he observed that the | ete,, weapons, and after a slight repri- | discharged, as he was unaccustom- | od to the ways of eivilization. | —A guest at one ofthe hotels Mon- 4 night, nearly “froze to death,” to | use his own words, on account of | the light covering. When he woke | up this morning, he dii some tall i room contained two beds, and that the thought of doubling up the bed | clothing had not occur.ed to him before. Porsun: W. B. Wood left for the East yesterday for & month’s visit. Dr. Coffman returned yesterday | morning from Des Molnes. | Ex-Gov.Saunders went East Mon- day. [ General J. C. McBride Is regis- | tered at the Metropolitan. Hon. Joseph Fox, of Grand | Island, is stopping at the Metropol- | itan. B. F. Housel, of the National Ho- tel Reporter, is at the Grand Cen- tral. E. N. Sweet, of the West Polnt | Republican, is stopping at the Met- ropolitan. C. P. Birkett, of the Ponca Tndian Agency, Dakota, is at the Graud Central. Sir James Douglas, daughter, and servant, will arrive here to-day from the East, on their way to San Francisco. Hon. Elam Clark, of Fort Cal- | houn, has gone on a visit to Valpa- raiso, Ind ana. He will be absent for several weeks. Captain David I Ezekiel, U. S. A., and wife, were at the Metropol- itan Monday. They left for Fort Fetterman yesterday. Rev. G. W. Gaines, pastor of the A. M. E. Church, left vesterday for Cape Girardeau, Tll, having heen called away by the death of his father. Sidney Dillon, president of the | Union Pacific Railroad Company, and several directors of the road, are expected herein a few days. The Union Pacific directors’ car has been sent to Chicago for them. Captain Harding, of the Pacific Mail Steamsbip Company, San Francisco, passed through the city Monday on his way to New York. He had not passed over thiscountry for twenty years, and his comments in connection with the growth of Omaha were flattering in the ex- treme. The following are the arnvals at the Wyoming: G Frost, M Cantield, Platts- mouth; W M White, Guncannon, Pa; Mrs Burgess and daughter, San Francisco; C N Granger, SC P R R; K S Koibring, Torrando, Pa; George Maxwell, Fremont, Neb; J J Roberts, Falls City; E G Ray- mond, London, England; H C Kidder, Wm Wood, U P Express; Sewton Adams, JJ Moore, U P R | R; Wm Foss, B& M R R; A J| Bamford, city; Mrs McKnight, J M MeNaman, Nevada; J H Brem- mercamp, eity; J N Handy, New | York; O llening, Chicago; J M Julian and wife, Warreusburg; W H Walters, Chicago. The following are the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel : J A Hanford and wife, Chicago; W H Beedle, D 5 ¢ 8 Carrier, Ticketville; W H Reed, Denver; C P Brown, Ottumwa; M ¥ Bowes, N Y; J Williams, Texas; JX Hon- eymever, Lincoln; Alex Meltayre, Cozad City; T P Lippineott, Bl T J Clark, do; W H Shepherd, | Omabha. i Vicror has received his favorite branch of oysters and Wik them all through the season. sepl5-2t Any quantity of furnishing goods, such as shirts, underwear, socks, from the “Enest” to lower | grades, sold very cheap at sclseodtf M. HELLMAN & Co. | Judian Cunosites at No. 170 | Farnhamstreet, corner 11th street. | f. CAKPETINGS. You can always find the largest | and best assortment of { —CARPETS— —OIL-CLOTHS— —WINDOW SHADES— —MATTINGS— i —MATS AND RUGS— at JonN B. DETWILER'S, 14th street, between Farnbam and Douglas streets. s3 atfwlt. Boys', youtbs' and children’s | 8 modification of plans 2 Plan No. 1 contemplates taking | | mand at the Police Court, he was | the water at Florence, and the esti- | mated cost is $376,930 00. | Plan No. 2 contemplates taking | the water at Sulphur Springs, its estimatesis $312,729 00. | Plan No. 3 contemplates building | adam on the Papillion oreek, and | pumping to the storage reservoirs— | no settling basms. The estimate for this scheme is $383,854 00. Plan No. 4 contemplates taking | the water from the Missouri river at the rock polut Lelow the bridge, in | all other respects like plans 1 and 3, this estimate amounts to 312,830 00. | 1 have also made an_estimate on 0.1and 2, in substituting two service engines and a stand pipe for a scrvice reser- | voir, but I find the difference 89 | small that the estimate does not be- ] come Important—amounting to about $3,000 less, Lhat Is, taking the water at Florence, it would be $373,045.00, and taking the water at | Ginhur Springs, it would be $308,- | | 845.00. | DURABLE WORKS. | In the foregoing estimates I have estima‘ed for good, sohd and sub stantial works. The sketches and plans T bave made have had in | View, at all times, the increase of population, and are so designed that the works can be increased and en- larged without, in any sense, in- terfering with or damaging those constructed. 1 have not made any estimate for land, but on eithier of the Mis- souri river locations this would be but & small amount; of this you yould be better able to ostimate than myself. Inmy report, m which I hope to mail you by orbefore the 20th of the month, T shall give the quantities and prices, and shall also shew a plan with the varlous loeations; shall describe the construetion of the va- rious reservolrs and the workings of the engines. A COMPARATIVE VIEW. In order tha see how the various estimates com- pare, 1 Insert them, v No.1. Florenco location. .. 5 Kilphr Springs ipcation Xo. 3. Papi lion croek loc o - 812830 00 aiitt- o8 Tocat st nd pipe, &c, for storage MOTVONF...r. . oot .. 373,045 00 No. v Sulphur Springs 1 SUBSILALIDg S1ADA PIPe, &C...rv 308,545 0D As the matter looks to me, the plan No. 1 is the better plan. Of course, in making my report, I shall speak of the merits and de- merits of each plan as fully as pos- sible. A GOOD TIME TO BUILD Did I tell you in oneof my previ- ousletters that the works at Hen- derson were let some considerably below my estumates? Also that they have sold their bonds at an ad- vance of 3 per cent., getting 103 for them. It is an undoubted fact that there neve: was a better time to go into such work as this, £o far as cost goes. 1 hope the information here con- veyed will enable you to settle upon the amount of b nds to be asked for. Regards to all friends, Yours truly, Tuos. J. WHITMAN. For fine clothing and furnishing goods to suit the fall and winter season, call at seldeodts M. HeLLMAN & Co. A New Postal Organ. It was reported around the street: yesterday that the Hon. E. N. Sweet, editor of the West Point Re- publican, was about to purchase the Evening Union, and convert it into a Republican journal. Mr. Sweet is a good and‘true Re- publican, and a good fellow general- Iy, and w2 will be pleased to wel- come him into the journa istic field in this city. It is said that, in the event of this transfer, the factional fight between the Buzzer and what it calls the « Post Office Hitcheock Ring,” will be *red hot,” as both sides will have a journal ¢o firht within this special field — Repubiican. TO CARPENTERS. Proposals for building a school house on the southeast corner of section 32, township 14, range 11, Sarpy county, will be received until the 1st day of October 1874. Speci- Scations can be seen at the BEE oftee, Omaha; Sentinel, oftice Pap- pillion, or at the residence of R. E. Martin, near the school house site. Addres, R. E. Mart Nasby, Sarpy Co. septlfs18* Overcoats made up in the best style, for comfort as well as cle- gance, af very moderate prices. sl5ecd tf M. HeLLyax & Co. ) Proposals for Surrencer of Omaba City. Boads. Crry TREASURER'S OFFIC Oxana, Neb., Sept. 10th, 1 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until September 22nd, at 12 M., for the serrender of Oma- ha City Bonds, in any sums to the amount of fifteen thousand dollars or less. Bids to be opened at the City Council meeting, September 220d,1874. EDWARD JOHNSTON, sept10-10t City Treasurer. BUY BETSWORTH'S CELEBRATED DEEP SEA BRAND OYSTERS. —That trumpet, which is°to be | clothing; the best varieties andsold | The best flavored Oyster in the voted for by the fire companies at the Odd Fellows’ entertainment, has arrived and is on exhibition at Meyers' jewelry store. It is & beauty, i second page. very low at selseodt! Heulymax & Co. | Bar-SEE McKelligon's card on market. TAKE NO OTHER. For sale at wholesale by _ J. C. ROSENFELD, General Northwestern Ag't. Send for Price List, 9 1m. J B Kuony, Hiram Cralg, C Lawrence. HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. Miss Belinda Ress. HOOPER. W J Bigger, L M Kellogg & Co. HERMAN. J B Bailey. JOHNSON, NEB. A J Wright. MT. CARROLL, 1LL. Mrs W N Nason. MARENGO, IOWA. A McBride. MILLARD. John H Peterson, Chas Kellor. NORTH PLATTE. L N Baker, 0 K Goodall, James Belton, J N MecLucas, J H McConnell. OMAHA. Fred Gurbor, Pat Connelly, Rev J Donnelly, J E Webb, S E Rogers, Pratt & Elliott, J Farley, Mattie Taylor, — Asburn, O F Stein, — Goodrigh, Chas Hoof, M Abrahams, Gertry Harg, Ed Powers, Wm Ryan, Mrs Carpenter, — Knitchell, ¢ Johnson, Ppiul Metz, G L Green, J M Stephen-, Geo H Boggs, €' J Barber, NEBRASKA CITY. J Strine. NIC N, NEB. Rippy & Freeman. SCRIBNER, NEB. John Coyton. W B Gardner, M Wright. W H Hinman, TEKAMAIL Charles Stewart. J R Sprague. N Merryman. Jacob Keppel. J Tucker. Latta & Wilson. WAHO0. Perky & Gilkison. —— Knapp. Moses Stocking. WEST POINT. H P Oleott,” ¥ W VonBodnumg. C H Antyre. J J Bruner. ¢ Briggs. N Fordrea. J B Doolittle. Z A Crowel WEBSTER W B Wood. WEEKLY BEE. AMUERST. G W Neff, J M Thompson. ALLEGHANY, N. Y., Francis F Dolan, AURORA, NEI A Stores. BLAIR, B M Mohr, George McGill, Ed Halmes, W W Vanvalen, M R Town. BELLE CREEK. W ¥ Baker, George Morley, M _H Williams, J W Biyce, Chris Dillengmeyer, T H Haus. G W Keim, J W Henderson, Munson Downs, Thos Reed. BENNEIT STATION, NEB, Hubert Thor, A E Reed, Jobn Pinkerton. BURR OAK, NEB., M G Reed, Wm Coulson, G W Doam, George Wells. CL R CREEK. Joséph dhields, CHICAGO, ILL. G Ceresa. DES0T0, NEB. Chas Rome, F M Castor, F F Carter, O Dodson, E Humphreys, J H Burgess, Wm Steinsbury, W B Well, L H Turner, Thos J Smith. ELMWSOD, N Geo W Cook, Geo W Lee, J L Davis, Jas M Wheeler, Fred Stant,, W H Johnin, FONTENELLx, David Mets, G R Farnsworth, Joseph Hamarney, W F Hecker, . Henry Beiley, H J Carpenter. FT. CALHOUN. Chas Slader, W B Beals, Chas Weeks, Ole Sarsland, R'W Cowan. FORT CALHOUN, NEB. M O Bannister. E Miller, TY, IOWA, Phillip Lough, W M Harney, D C Joy, Calib Fairchild, Geo Robinson, Otis Hoile, Robert Nelson, R Andre ‘A Struthers, J A Brown. FT. CALHOUIN, Hensy Rice. L Richie, ‘W F Miller, Josiah Wrench, Albert Brown. RULO, NEB. ‘Wm LaFavor, A Jclidon, Wilson Steele, Z Calhoun, Dennis Sullivan, J Elliott, A'T Sanguinatte, ‘A Baushnime, J Hendricks, J Bourie, D Randolph, ‘W Sollomon. WAHOO, NEB. C 8 Cobb, J B Allen, C N Adams, P M Kintner, Wm Arndt, G W Chase, A B Chase, HOWARD, NEB. A Noyes, FREMONT, NEB, Jas L Davis, A P Shepherd, Frank Healy, A Senniwork, J P Peterson, 0O Wallace, N Bergan, A T Wood: ‘Wm Roush, S C Peterson. JAMESTONN, NER. 0 Johnson, H A Schimpf. OMAHA, NEB. Jno Klinker, P D Shepherd, J D Gilbert, RED WILLOW, N Jno Byfield. SOUTH NORFOLK, CONN., Alfred Apley. ORVILLE CITY. D Bates. PULASKI, IND., James Raven, PORT BYRON, N Y, E J Mosher. NEWTON. W 8 Lydeck. PEBBLE. D O Harnor. WEBSTER, M R Howard. SCRIBNER. L W Meff, C A Helm, @ Hougton, Henry Etzel. OAKLAND, H Garmon, SUMMARY: 80 Dailes and 148 Weeklies, or a grandjtotal of 228 new subseribers. L Telegraphing taught at the Busis ness Collego. s4d10tw2t, SAroox and fixtures for sale at 236 Farnham street. septlltf Towa Coal, $7.00 per ton, deliver- ed by Perry & Yeomans, General Agents, Eclipse Coal and Mining Co., Des Moines, office 508 13th street, between Farnham and Doug- las streets. sept 11m. The lafest styles in suits at sur- prising low figures sold by sel5eodtf M. HELLMAN & Co. FOR SALE CHEAP. One Full Cabinet Wheeler and Wilson Sewirg Machine, with all the latestimprovements. It isnew— has never been run, Inquire at the Be office. augl7-tf READ the new advertisement of M. Hellman & Co. septl5eodtf WINDOW SHADES & TRIMMINGS, Tinted shade cloth, white linen Hollands, band shades, store shades and cords and tassels to match. Jon~ B. DETWILER, Carpet Store, 14th street, oetween Farnham and Douglss. sep3dtfwlt Republican County Committee. A meeting of the above commit- tee is hereby called for Saturday, September 19th, at 2 o’clock p. m., at the office of the Probate Judge in the city of Omaha. A full at- tendance is requested, as business of importance will be brought before the meeting. JoeL T. GRIFFIN, Ch'n. JorN M. THURSTON, Sec’y. sepl2t5 i WALL PAPER for sale very cheap at Joux B. DETWILER'S Carpet. Store, 14th street between Farnham and Douglas. sept3dtf&wlt Fourth Ward Registration. The undersigned will sit at John T. Edgar's hardware store, 246 Douglas street on Friday, Saturday | and Monday, September 11th, 12th and 13th, and Thursday, October 8th, for the purpose of registering the legal voters of this ward, and for the purpose of correcting the lnghn-y list. £. Huaus, sepl0tf Registrar Fourth Ward, y «ricx bul ding on Har. ey Street, bet. i0th & 11th, Streets. w143 | of situated on Dodgestr. Fnquise ol Streets, at the low p ico HELL of Franham & ouse with six rooms. anZ8d St-., - hiun ¥ Adeiton. Inquire udge Forter repui2it IRL WANTED—=A girl to d: geoeral house- work i sm L family; mu-t be a gu cGok nd ironer. apply at C - p House, Ni th =t 7| TOBAC O AND PIPES. ¥ TP, N.GLYNN: | | Wines, Liquors, Segars, BE~Culifornis Wines and Brandies. S8 | Corner of 15'h and Dode streets opposite the | mew Fost Ot bulldiney Omaba. Nebr 1625t B WIroE®mI —~DEALER IN— 'Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 218 Douglas, bet. 11th and 1 Sireet. OMAA. - - - NEEEASKA. P MARM FO S \LE—Improved frm of 80 acres, within Jg 1 ile ol Cirte station Goud Hous., K ru and a hu. red bearing frut trecs, al0 well wauTel und tiwb Will seli cheap lor casls or part merei Inqui ' L& 0. sept12dots Opposite Post O AN1ED—Amerfean, ¢ Swedish, or Irish restaurunts uvd Cot rill & Co. teenth Stre-t, \ orclerk, not afr d of w-rk. for fair'pay. Ingquire of COTTRIL septi2 6t 517 Fitteent Norwegan o et AN TANTED—A nurse g Bear 14th. e ash, the rest ea y Inguire, V. NOE, oaptildfue 202 REN rame house, Cor. 1 PO e st Cor 16th and Jackson Sts. quire at 239 Howard St. 11 acre of grourd 2 blocks | ' Ave., large number of Iso 8 fine framo house For particulars in- septioutf HOTEI'S. B.varian Hotel, Cor. 13th % Leaver:worth Sts. Board by the duy end week. Finest brands of all classws of Liquors, Segars &c. Freak Lager constantly on haud. je25- CHAS. HART Prop. GRAND CENTRAL EHOTEL. IJMAHA, bk s - NEBRASEA The largest and best hot between Chicago w0d San Francisco. Opened ew September 30th, 1573. 80t GEO. THRALL. Probrietor. United States Hotel, . COB. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS. HEUNDERSIGNED respectfally announ- ces that he has purchased and red ted 1he abave Hotel, nd Is now ready to uccomm tho public, with board by day or we-k, onalertie, " “WILLIAX LEHE. uly: ANTED—To rent or | with little land, prefe Apply R, thi¥ office OR SALE ateel Cottago and st on Pierce st , 1 blo ! LOLGS & HIL in or near city sepil dite L House and lot next o 3 residence in ior e at thy $§3,600--a trifle mare thau the cost of f E. W. AMBROS! > lecting Bareau, 531 15th Ofice. ONEY T LOAN—On approvea ‘secutity, also City and County Warrants bought aad 8015, nguire st Law Offce of T. W, 5. Richards, ¥o. 490 13th 5L, Owaba. Augsail W A3TED-A gl o do everal howsonor. Toquire at 404 Burt St., bet. 20 aud 21. ‘augsds TORE TO RENT—1 quire of Julvitt ANTED—Day boarders, at the southwest cor. of 10h and Harney sts. je29tt 98 Douglas street. T WEBBER & BEGM. | ————— LEGAL NOTICE. Default in fhe condition of certain chattel morigage, wh rein M J Jobaunes i mort- 5280 Grorge . Squiies is mortgages, bear- ok date the 20 Doy of June, 1874, snd duly vocorded n thie offich of the County 'Clerk, in ind for Douglas county, Nebraska. in Book P of morigager, at paxe 182, has acerucd by which the power to sell the koods hereina ter de- scribed, became operative. Said taortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the followia " described goods therein men- tioned, to-wit: Ope guld watch, mado by the National Watch Campan:, o Elgin, lis.; 13 Sets goid shirt studs; 10 gold color buttons; 2 old ey thist Tinss Laid sl will be hald on tho 6rh day of Octo- ber, 1874, at 10 o'clock in. 1he forenoou, at the law office of 3. F Magui o, in Visscher's block, in the city of Owaba, und the County and S a1 woresaid. The amount claimod 10 Lo due on Said mortgage to date, 1s §29,80. ‘Oniaba, Neb., Sept 16th, 1873 GFORGE G. SQUIRES. ByL F Maouies, Attorney. Sopt. 161t TO RETALL CASH PURCHASERS For Sewing Machines. In order to make room for our new styles, e bave put in PERFECT order all of our old stoek, including second-band, and offer them at GREATLEY REDUCED prices, for CASIL BEARIN MIND EVERY “HOWE” BOUGHT OF USanl our AUTHORIZED canvassers is 'VARRANT- ED, and INSTRUCTION given, ax WE havea REPUTATION TO SUSTAIN. Experience proves 2 machine WITHOUT lnstruction i WORSE than NONE at all. less machines bought at low figures, that are be- ing palmed off on the public for nearly as §ood asnew. Persons that donot want to run the IRRESPONSIBLE puarties, as they have NO reputation AT STAKE, as have old establisted Companies. THE HOWE MACHINE CO,, 2ugl0dim 450 13th Street. H. CANDR'AN, Dealer 1u CUTLERY Steam Grinder Office: 518 13th Street, OMAHA, NEB. Ordars taken for Silver Plating. Al orders by mall will be promptly sttended to. nagladis S a smail house CAUTION.—We know of large lots of worth- | risk of being swindled shoold NEVER buy of | and | Polisher, | Califormia House. FRITZ HAFNER, Prop’r. No. 170 Douglas Street, cornar 11th, Om:ha, riska. Bourd Ly the duy or week! { = s s | ; Central House | 0. 630 Sixtesnth Street, | Opp. Jeferson Square, OMAHA, NEB. | JOSEF'H DOVE, Prop’r. | | ‘ | | i weck Board at reasonable rates. Day lass bar attached to the house. Fi e LINDLE HOUSE. On 9th, bet. Farnham and Harnoy Streets, | A8 oen entiely reitied and rerurnished; and_will accommodate all to the best of Goard at $1,50 per day ; 40c per single meal. C.V.&§. M. HARRYMAN, ivasaly. Propr etors. Southern Hotel. Fronting on 4th, 5th and Walzatsts, | St. Louis, Mo. Laveille, Warner & Co., Proprietor The Southern Hotel 18 first-cla s in all 1t lex are at all times su undance, with ull the nelicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and employes are all polite and ‘attentive to the want- of th gu-sts of the hotel, 71here is an improved eleva or leading from ‘the fir-t floor (0 the upper one, Railroad and steamboat icket off ca, news' steid. ~bd wesierr finlon telegraph oifl e ia the Eatunds of hotel 'WHOLESALE GROCERS —SINPSOAS I BLOCK— 638 and 540 Fourteenth Street, | BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE | OM AETA, meh13zy [ MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCES-ORS TO CRFIGHTON aND MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 294 Farniam Street, NEB- WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN.& CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMAFELA, NEB mch27yl AGENTS FOR THS DUPO\T POWDER €O. CLARK & FRENCH, WHOLESALE GROCERS ! AND DEALERS IN C;‘mlned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Seasom. o SRUERS SOLICITED " ND PROMPTLY FILLED. A. EH. SIMZF‘SON,N ~—MANUFACTURER AND WHOLISALE— DEALER IN CIGALS. 532 FIFTERNTHE ST, CREIGEHTON BLOCK. 23 C.L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TATLOR, 288 Dodge Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street. I keep cons intly on hand the finest stock of Broad Cloth, Cassimeres and Vesti which T am prepared o make up in tLe most fushionabie st) les and o suit the most fastidions he lowest possiuas p Jel0dly PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, - FHOLESALE DEALERS IN— FANCY GROCERIES, Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Jigars. 21,§m§:‘\‘rnl.nm Street, Omaha, Neb WILLIAM ILATEY, Cor. 16th andIWebster Sts., Keeps a complete assortmeat ot GROCERIES and <6tm PROVISIONS. WILLIAM SEXAUER. 225 Tarbam Streot, = - Omahs, Neb —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER tN— FURNITURE. BEDDING. ETC. KurTz fjorR & (O JOBBERS F DRY GO09DS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIOXNS. 231 Farnham Street, OMAE A NNEB. ENOCH HENNEY, Justice of the Peace Office_over tno State Fank, cornar.{ Farn. ham aud 18th srreets. TEBANIL IBSBRT, TATTOR, 131h St., bet. Farnham aud Harney. Al l:mdl of TAILORING, CLFANING and EPAL“ING done at resonr sle rates apr2att SPENCER’S Fruit .a: Confectiouary sSTAND, Cor. 13:h and L avenworth Ste., Js143m AT THE BRIDGE { jl 187 n am St., bet. 9 h end 10th, | (Opposite Bee Offic2.) \J2NEY, LoANZD ON WATCHES, JEW- eiry, &o. Clothing Lought 2nd sold. spTiim | The Sioux City and Paelfic Eailroad, Ie Connsetion with ihe | SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL | RAILROAD, | 1s 62 miles the shortest route from Omaha and Council Blaffs to St. Paul, Minesvolis, Stillwater, Ansks, Duluth, Bismarek, and all points In Minnesots. | Train leaves Omaba daily, (oxcep Saturday) | at 6 o.clock p. m., and Couneil Biuffs at 8:06 p* 1, from Chicago & Norti-Western Depot. | Pare as LOW and Time as QUICK as by any other Line. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPTNG CARS ON, ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Be sure vour tickst reads VIA Sioux City, thus avoiding circuitous routes aad midnight transters. Tickets can be rurchasod at the offices of the Chicago & Northwistern Bailway in Ouaba and Council Blufls. 3 C. BOYDEN, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt-5t P.&S.C. B. B. | St Paal, Minn. F.C.HILL, Gen’] Pass. and Ticket Agt., 8. C. & P., Sloux Cuy, lowa. @EO. W. GBATTON, Ageat. ROBINS. | J. J. BROWN & BRO., —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOGDS Notions. and Boots and Shoes. JOHN T. EVuAR, —JOBEER OF-- Shelf: Heavy Hardware 'IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, —AND- ACRICULTURALIMPLEMENTS, THRESHERS. HARY ES PERS, RE~PERS, MOWERS. DNILLy, 8 "CORN-21 ANTERS PLOWS, CCLVIVATOMS, HAY- ST RAVK K AVD' WAGONS. mehisy 246 Douglas St., Omaha. INebrasie., mysv HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— Wines. Liooons, Creans, o Lo, ¥ino 01d KentuckyWhiskies and Importel toods s Speclalty. 230 DOTALASSTE, CMAEA, WNWEB. (Caliwell Block,) nov1 et i T HOMES and FARMS IN NEBRASEA urs hest lan ‘aat low pricss on 10 year ‘3 of 20 per ceat. on the amouut of th Trom date of purchase. ASH PAYMENTS. The Burliugton aad Missoari Piver Railroal Co, oft credit at6 pe. co..interest, 3 4 i a banus prenis Darchase, i half the land is cuitivated, wo yoars LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR North of Platte, Joup Fork and Elkhorn Vallevs bortt 1 090,000 acras of splen 1i- erazin and agricatzaral laa $11 0 §7.00 por scre 0n loog eredit. South of he Platte Comy « body of the best land n Nebraska, Intarsected by numerows T L vesitos a1 1o '3 1 ‘beat davelupel part of the Staie, ae also. bt 1o Tescaileoa & e lesa Valie “2a1 full iator astioa apply 0 amous k vpubliesn y. Forcireul Agent B. & M. Land Office TheB. & M. B. b. Co. will sel’ « a well watered couniry, st lrom 168 Farnham Street, Omshs, Nob. July20,iL ‘ C. B. SCHALLLR,