Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 23, 1874, Page 3

oo o THE CAMPAIGN OPENED. | Address of the Nebraska Reliet | grotead, lead, docp Llue, slato, [ Monev and Commerce. | ercni, 4 5 EAERS: GROCERIES. CHICAGO & NORTHWES'N KEARNEY'S I j and A1d Society Committee. | procy S Lo U A e = | M {AENo S | oTERLE & JomssoN 53350 Mrm ST | oo oo 0 o I Republican Appointments. % 7y the Public: shades. The medieis upright collar | | & Foginer 10 00 | CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND | % ‘FLUID-EXTRACT ] UNTIL YOU HAVE? 1t is already well known that Ne- | at the back of thejneck, the latest | Dailv Review. T o S A e Exl;‘:{x::;z o ‘The Popular Route from | CAREFULLY EXAMINED The following appointments have | braska, in common _with other | addition to highbodices is becoming | ! INDT, BAAPEE, 212 FARY- | T e epunlions, | Wésten States, bas suffored sovere- | very common, and hence a chauge o LI bl oa| S wsumuE s | © MVECAGEE A OUR NEW ) bopR AR ly the present season from drouth | may here be expected. The Louis L = % | MorGAN & GALLAGHER, 206 karn- 1 o State Central Committee: and grasskopper devastation. Im- | XVI. style of dress appears to be | OFFICE OMAMA DAILY | @ & gos 900 | Lum St. | 1 | Appomntments ot Hon. Silas Gar- | migration powing into our State at | generally accepted, with skirts fall- | September 22, 1874. &g A ey i~ sl G0t | | | ber, General John M. Thayer and | an extraordinary rate, especially | ing in piain folds, displaying satn | There is nothing new in the | | e DouETas Gt =% Chicago and the East! The only know remedy for? i Hon. W.H Morrls: " within the past one and two years, | linings. ~Hats promiss o undergo | money marker. Deposits have been | LEATHER. ‘ ugl L4 | air, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2 pm. | those of more limited means have | an important change. They Wwil b3 e el J. 3. BROWN & BRO., Cor. 14th and | AND THE 9 . Tekama, Wednesday, Sept, 230, | pushed west to the extreme frontier | not be without fofm or void, but re- | Vel and checking brisk. ~ Re- | b mteatant o | BRIGHT’S DISEASE, | Zpm. In quest of cheap and fertile lands, | sembling these in vogue in 1845, | Ceipts of currency more liberal. No | Omnlv Direct Route Ao PO et | buyler, Saturday, Sept. 26th, 2 | They have, of necessity, depended | It will be the Pamela hat, rejeu- | change in quotations. Rates of dis- | | | > Sepl ) Y, dey J 1 Bal | TeWaterloo, Fort Dodge,Dubuque,La pm. | principally upon corn as the staple | venated, and guaranteed to remain | count firm and demand light. gt | " Crosse, Prairic Du_ Chien. Winous, | Gout, Gravel, Strictu Columbus, Monday, Sept. 28th, 7 | product. This crop beiug entirely | on the head ; it is not to be conclu- E3 : A Cal, eading br Paul, Duluth, Janesviile, K o0 ez pm. destroyed in places, many lose their | dea, the head and_ balr will disap- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK | e do SR el e Diabetes, D ia Ner AND Grand Island, Tuesday, Sept.| entire year's labor—their all—and | poar under the border, but resting | and Giroats (selling) $825.00 Eeld cut loafdo 14| DuLae, Madison and Milwauke et e A £9th, 7 p m. therefore have really no means of | on the corner ofthe head, the hair, | Land Warrantey, (160 acrés | Cirae "2 3o 3t vous Debility, Dropsy, | Kearney Junction, Wednesday, | sustaining themselves and fam style retour de coblentz, will buying). e2 176.00 ExtiaC * do “T15¢ | 14 Boing the Shortestand Flist Comoleted Lize & | Sept. 30th, 2 p m. the coming winter, or of entering | casily escape. Strings Will be | Tand \Warrants (160 aeres - | Ao o ealn Botweon R e e i ettt Fremont, Thursday, Oct. 8th, 7 | upon the labors of another season. | worn, knotting und;; the chin, | ~“(oljing) . ores 185.00 | o {on'h, = | . | pm. They must be aided, or thousands | which will have its advantages in | Asricultaral Collone S 001 30 {Simom | Wahioo, Friday, Oct. 9th, 2 p m. | will sufler or leave penniless, and | point of kealth, Brown, grey, and | AFcitoral College Seripy 0 { e K 2| OMAHAadCHICAGO, BLADDER AND KIDNEYS ! Omaha, Saturday, Oct. 10th, 74 | to the detriment of the State. ' The | stone beaver hats, not too’ Tyrolese | 1§ g 100 | ot Webbereryer s S| ey ol Tetucing Grade s el Tron SPERMATORRHGEA, pm. older and more fortunate portionsof | in matter of point, and trimmed | py.),, = e Oak Harnsss Leather, A ine . Lincoln, Monday, Oct. 12th, 7} | the State are abundantly able to | with velvet and hatural ostrich | poxer 8¢ % New York, 15 ofone | “do “ay = o T —ha b S ) A R o . 2= b : 3 - d P . erhoe o Whites, Disesses o the pm belp those in need on_ the borders, | feathers, and Tooped with an ox. (PTE0 36| DAY ana snxmeIve cans | UGN 0% | Equipped with the W estiugh | avd “liller Platorm,”" establishing comforta- | GRAVEL OR BRICK DUST; DE- bie and commedious Eating Houses, offeringall POSIT, - the comfris of raveling the ago can produce: Frow » 10 10 Fust Express Tralus ruu each It is expected that District Attor- | and have shown a commeudablo | ydized silver buckle at the side, are 1 ney Hoxie will make it possible to | willingness to do so, lacking only a | greatly in favor. The flowers in | Dessinall general lines is good, be'atas many of these meetings as | channel or medium through which | vogue are pansies and geraniums. | with ordersand collections firm the | gioe | 00 | Rangoon cholce. Carolioa. Fair Bridle, per s Team Collars, per doz. his official duties will permit. to reach the needy. To this end, a | There is no special fashion for caps | county coming in freely Tr g 3 4 . At Lincoln with Hon. J. M. | representative delegation from for aged ladies; such must be | L oo oot trade th activits i 29 RO e T G AR Maan o MIRE pwearaest ATy viliae yous werke | Thayer and others, will be Hon. T. | rious parts of the State convened in | adapted to the visage, with the pre- | - ourlocal tradethe activity is route sure and certain connections in any di- Quick and Easv. i AL Marquette, the city of Lincoln, on the 1Sthday | vailing taste borne in mind. For | daily increasing; on account of the rection Lie mav wish (o ¢o. AL J Appointmentaof on, L. Crounse, | of September, 1574, and under the | overcoats, the long, loose, and | arrival of fresh invoises of fall goods, e oot iataat KEARNEY Chean and Clean. . K. Griggs, Hon. H. S. | provision of the laws of the State, { square sleeve is general, and cock | particularly ir: the Dry Goods and | SOAPS % , They areche pest to buy, Kaley, Hon C, 3. Dilworth : breanized “Tho Nebraska Relief | feather trimmings the mode. (o thopDrygGaole and [ AT wssonr vauer suxeriow, o | Betract Bucha ! Fairbur, Tuesday, September | and Aid Association,” with pro- — i 8 B Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. E ilroad. | " 29th, 2 p 1 Yy Bep aloiis to Seailiarics . | We note a decline in dry goods in b - | for Fort Dodge, Permanently Curesall “Diseases of the | They have al « { 20th, 2 p . 3 visions for auxiliaries in_various % > note a decl Iy Sapc Publico, 6 12@6 3-4; Savon SUNCTION o , | =y mey e el i \ " Hebron, Wednesday, September | parts of the State. The principal e the lines of prints, shirting and | Republ.c, de.. Chemical Olive, 6 to | A SN ALE b St Poal. Minneapolis, | Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical | @& rueY,are madeof the bestmaterial { 30th, 2p m. office of the organization is lo- | During thisseason it is particular- | sheeting. : i Dilath, and northwestern pol They require’ 61-2; Palm, 5@5 14 ; German Mot- A AR RAFIDS Tor Waterloo, Codar Swellin They require bat sile fus Falls, Charles City, Burlington aud St." Louis. & &S: They T Appointments of Hons, L. | cated at Omaha, it being univers- | ly healthful to keep the basement | 1p the line of groceries a slight X K. Griggs, J. P. Laird, | ally conceded that for many reasons, | room of the dwelling-house clean, led, 1-4a6 12 ATCLINTON for Dubugne, Dunleith, Prai- | g0 in \en, Women and Children, Croun = ah 08 0B . 5 i < " advance is noticed in sugars. In all Bright do rie du Chien, La Crosse, and all points on the C. 3. Dilworth : from that point operations could be | dry, and the air pure. OId boxes, g . Y P RoTR el | o e du Chien, La Crosse; uod ail po — G wore speedily and effectually carsied | barrels and whatever rubbish there | other respeets the general market is | AFT G00PS AND UPHOLSTERER'S | o, i, 2" Dosaus and Mikpmots ritrontn, No Matter What the Age! $ Red Cloud, Thursday, October s ) oot Dub Minneso 7 o 1 2pm. - forward, The capital stock of the | may be_which is not needed should | firm at last quotations. | L AZEULTON foc Freeport RactseMillwan- | wone wottle of Kearney's | EXCElsiOr Man’fe Co,, % 5 o o + 5 o _ S 5 P . s in Wisconsin, . Steele says: earne; S g l Riverton, Friday, October, 2d, 10 ?m';:.’{:'fflfiif’f.f":n &fii?m"fi].'c ::g dflgvrir;ie:z::a ;-‘:nly l:fl:f?:lu‘fiflffi Provisions—The market is well | Benjamin B. Johes, Decorative Up- — | AT ‘._um{:u widh il ailwa3 lines ladiog | Fluid Extrace Buch fs worih more than ul ST. LOUIS, ¥0., 3 B ool i 53, | objects are to enllect money, pro. | the loose dirt from the bins where | ®tocked, and demand large. Eggs | holsterer and dealer fn fino art goods, Hiallly | *Tirough tckots to all easter citios v this | Y g Bloomington, Friday, October 2d, | 0bj ) D imliere 370 (Facniain! Ftveet incaiiies. the | e B et i | _ Priceone dollar por bottle; orsisdotister | M, RO G ER'S. visions, clothing, food, seed, and | vegetables have been stored should | bave advanced Ic and butter 2c. No Houtes, Rates, etc., at the | ve dollars. Exchiittle g | most conce: 3pm. 2 5 % ublican City, Saturday, Octo- | other necessary supplies and arti- [ also be taken away to the stable or | other changes. following quotation: 218 Farnhan Street, Omal . Omaha. Nobrasiza hc},f‘r}.,;;]...,, 2t 7,100 cles, and distribute the same among | garden. Have oneormore windows | 5 - FRAME MOULDINGS. do ruspberrics meipal ticksé ofices lomgs Depot 104 Duane’St, N. Y. York, Monday, Ooctober 5th, 2 ;he people who have been reduced | opea nearly all the time. Pure air A LR Oil walout moutamngs, o inch, | do seelicss raisius, por ecked through to all principal e LR e | Sy 0 necessitous circumstances by the | is as needfal in the celiaras in other i o i P e e T, MARVIN HUGHITT, | pobden d give sivicesratis ? 5 drouth and grasshoppers the past | rooms of the house. The cause of | i/ per foot, 5¢; 2inch £0¢; 3 inch 15¢; Prsingeragt o o Suptt. | Tm@rSend ataiup for pamphiets, free. ma § Appointments of Hons. L. | gegson? many of the diseases prevalent at | DRY GOODS. polished walnut, 1 inch 7¢; 2 inch o .. KoY, Brigham Wholesalo Agents, €: Crounse, N. K. Griggs, — Nance, | ~ No officer or director is to receive | this season may undoubtedly be ; ; 3inch 2lc. Berlin gilt, 1 inch icket A¢', Omaba. Gen'l Ag'tOumlaha. | _ crane & Brlg olesale Agents, San i Y District Atforney Connell: any compensation fc To | traced to_the neglect of the cellar, | ¥+ 3 BROWN & BRo., Cor. 14th and | o250 10 ) 19@30¢; 3 inch 15@ FEE s W ] Osceols, Tuesday, October 6th, 2 | successfully and_efle aceom- | A circulation of fresh dry air is need- Dovgia’ ‘Etroats S raans il aEeT Omaha & St. Louis Short|——vo— = — - e plish the objects in view, it is essen- | ful for the preservation of the sills et < e, Hmlte o L me WO T 8 e Sl Lo T iiao he Most Woaderful Medical bis- € _ David City, Wednesday, October that auxillary, or lo¢al organiz- | and _floar joists of our buildings. PRINTS. iuch 5@10c; 2 inch 10@20¢; Sinch 3 4 Sowiliamrads o Line £ e Mg B Ea| ! . 7th, 2p m. ations be formed, and place them- | We have kuown the timbers of a 9 | 15@30c. 8 gg A covery of e Age—Every ‘ Appointments _of Hons. L. | selves at_once in_communication | comparatively new house to require H WINDOW SHADES. 2 o dotomatoes do 3 5 1874:! his own Physielan. | or sagar-Coated, Concentrated, Crommee, D. 8. MeKillip, District | with the State Association. Food, | replacing ata heavy expenso, simply 8iliq 2 2 e So0 L | “Roos ana Merbal uice, An Attorney Connell : clothing and fuel, are needed imme- | because the cellar windows were gfi Plain bands, 6 feet, all colors, per | Corn, Tropay per o 5% Frazier’s Great Bemody | Bllous Granules. THE “LITTLE Seward, Thursday, October, Sth | diately. Contributicns, can be | never opened. Whitewash made § | pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00@ | _do Warmouth do 550 | GIANT» CATHARTIC. or Multum 2 pm. made in kind, or money with which | from lime and water makes an ex- 94| 4 00; each pdditional foot, 750 per | Riiternis” o % | The Kansas City, St. Jos and e | 1> Parvo Physic. Hon. L. Crunse, will speak at | to make purchases. Arrangements | cellent dreseing for cellar walls, and | 5 | pair. Pinespples, do 50 Gl i e el a3 T ey, O wi Chem Wahoo, Friday, October 9th, 2 p m. | are made with all the railroads in | there is little danger of applying it | REPPS. Council Bluffs R. R Bumbugged with al kinds of Patent Medicines, | taiing tho larze. 4 * Omaha, Saturday, October 10th. the State, by which all will be trans- | too often. Fine wire screens over 12% Union md ali wool terry, per yard ¥ quacks wnd | im;;o;ler’::" ¥ the past few years: | composed of ¢ Hon. N. K. Griggs will speak at | ported free of cost. County, orlocal | or In place of the windows are very 12| 1 50@3 »0; Imperial, plain and stri- | Young Ity 1sthe only dire line to o S R when we can b ¥ Geneva, October, 6th, 2 p 1. s(?td'leuu i:: those regmlii !;eq_ulrmlg nflexn:l in kelepg:f fli&e, Inlslecuz, ’?_:.1 Longiate ' 3 | ped, 2 5048 00. Gunpowd 2 ‘:I‘; DT avios hat by cleansing the Wood was | ) District Attorney Connell will be | 3id; must organize and cCesignato ) oL16r vermin from the cellar 1€ | biterboro (] DAMASKS. : 2 ST. LOUIS (honly thue way of banishing disease, and | | y some person or persons authorized | cost is trifling compared to their §| Union per yard, 150; all wool, Sy Flke, (el ieuan i AND THE EAST, FROM e e L L 3 engaged us District Attorney in dis- | 'roqeive und distribute the ssme, | value.—N. E. Farmer. " charge of his official dutles and may | o TeCENe 800 VETREE 116 FUNG T “of, Patent " Meticines and the OMAHA AND THE WEST | S\t 2ltiicovirmi s Binot searchers a1 [ 2 00a3 CO. Catifornis. not be able to attend all meetings as L u - care will be exercised e 7 3 s advertised. e e e eomptentand | e believe itis now gencrally il | i AT 300 Bitere, which mot oniy gave me Appointments of Hon. George H. | honorable men, who will see that | ¢onceded that burning the grass on | Furmers and Mechanics 5 | 5 Qoud-b0s Toxeetsior, 3 o0ad 50 |y ey PRI S "The e 3 T : Roberts, Major Paul Vandevoort, | the objects of this effort are faithful- | tie Prajrie lands is injurious to the | Grest Wesers 2| 8 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50at 50. Tips, four bushel.... became sizong and seund: my S5pet | @ Genera! Dilworth and others: lyand beneficially executed. With- | il and the extensive fall fires that o LUMBER. e e e ke shat my Dicorery Puosssee B Juniata, Monday,September 28th, | Gyt this course, it will be impossi- plove state are often very 563 RETAL. LIST i do Ludows This th Only ~ine runnings wondesful healing virtues A y oo E ble for the orgnization to become | destructive in burning wheat and 1R e SPICE oo e, anid ognd 1 ecie i | prolics agmont acarching o0 thor - = r 2. -8 N e aiate! - g, B N us cures in thousands of cases, nof | ough,verge: au " operat Hastings, Monday, September 29, | offactive, Cash contributions can | D8y-stacks and houses. Now that it . utmegs, Panang est,per pound 10 R O A | i come s Astigia, € = o s - 7pm. e forwarded direct, or through | these fall rains have put the sod in 3 ‘WM. M. FOSTER, Soves @ " do L ""‘;:3‘_":;‘“" (On ‘\:‘ ':‘ Scrofula and ‘Weak Lungs, budffall ‘Haryard, October 1st, 2 p m. et emeanisations, 16 Alvin Baun- | 004 condition to plow, et each far. GINGHAMS, | OB VLR, BTt track bt ¥ arnbam [t vy G s Soie | Rl L caneed froms husnamsins e Nad Sutton, October 1st, 7 p m. ders, Treasurer, Omaka, Contribu- | Mer 80 to Work and make a fire- | Americws 3 GEO A. HOAGLANL n | S e Tecomiog very Kreat, T comimenced put- Aurora, October 2d, 2 p m. Sons in kind, to E. B. Chandler, | brake around his farm, and with | faes.o 5 e N s s COLUMEIA - Passengers taking other routse nave a | 2K them up for saie culing inem FRAZIEKS S AN, 25, A ' | very g N 3 34 bbls., 100 bs. 875 | qisug = YOT BITTERS, i was at first backwa ) Plattsmouth, October 34, 7 p m. | S0 ary, Omahia, ~Supplies iy | yery ltle care n that event the all | H o o s 325 | dssareeibia ransie a the Hiver Suaton. | | KoUT BTUERS 1 I Nebraska City, October 5th 7 pm. | proy wideh can reach decived des. | Ared Wwill boeasily controlled, andthe | TICKINGH, 2700 "o Ngis| — eblic. gt being a Paten » Brownsville, October 6th, 7 pm. | gnueii 'nore readily and expedi- | 87358 Will come just as early in the S e 2 Fencing N PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY : | Lim getting bravely over th > Pawnee City, October 8th, 7p m. | touql than via Omaba, can be re- | *Pring—Lincoln Journal. S D a1 REA®HING ALL ey Qesiroand deters Tecumsel, October 9th T p m. p Secretary, And sub- | S——— | Amoskes o | do 9@ 1 same within the reach of every sufferlng man, ported to the Secretary, and sub- | == | Amotkong stock boards, 10 and 12 506 700 | U EASTERN AND WESTERN OITIES | St Lo chi . tho aceof the cviized o £ er of the Executive 3 06600 | obe: Appolntments _of Hon. Pat. | ject to the order of tl tive | | Bt o i o™ e 869 | it Lows Chnngos. sk 1o advamed ot onas | DS 0 et o S o 2 ittee. —_— . o do do do s A H and b Ton’ o2 Eidncys, Inter Q'Hawes, Hon, N. 8. Porter, and ) Gorm e al office will be inpos- | Considerable s in ous Ber 1snow made | Oty & G | 15t clear, 1, 13401 ¢ ana 2 1nch. Family, in kits. @120 | R Boot Bitters fs the power the Eilosted tocking Col. E. F. Smythe: o gelnan th inite i | o About what s called the useless strect grade e [28 do™ o™ o " do No.1, " do o This Entire Line is equipped with e Rush of Blood (o Dakota it Sept. 20, at 2 pm, | sesionof acts s o the points Iy | risfil et Tl Ll P, | Mo do o d T omos s s o | R e o comporn B | 2168 P11 4 ackson, Dakota county, Sept. need of aid, as well as the characte T " ng, cloar...._... ullman’s Palace Sleeping Cars, ey o mad woih hebe and plasts, 5, B u7pm ? | of the aid needed, and there‘ore by | And vallers flled up,” still our peaple don't e SIS SN :n:f.,.,‘;[ i wer i n the oot ofd 2yl | BAEES o & h " Ponca, Sept. 24, at 7 p m. this mode, and only through this a0 31 do ; alace Day Coaches and Chair Cars, | &f our foriathers, when people wero carei by | (3 H R e bjects and aims | Seme clalm the 1 charter had a big fiaw, = do marrow, cl [ Fod some simple 100t s : St Hde(‘n.\i{l-legl. -5,:‘:7‘1’ m, ;73;‘21;;::1 ;}l‘xtem'"» e finfii’.‘,‘fi:i. e ar S e aw, | KU MOMR & pcigar califng 3 inch %[ . 5 sixrsox, Manufscturer, 552 | Millers Safety Platform and Coupler | %4, other poisuas of 'the miseral Kivglo 4 airman, rganiz S Ll allta i ag Stree (B e ® 15th Street. |~ and the Celebrated Westinglhouse | . Thoy epen all the natoral passages of the | \ — infagtory and equitably accom- | o those wEo i exporimi treedie i twee- SPOLL Oty 8 | sbeatad Wenting T Proclamation by the Governor. <) N. o tr t reach all diseases by purifica: y Tt is believed that this emergency, | Thus mistakes witl artse s eversono knows, 0 : Denon they mast renc ’ osciring but once in the history of | From uot ug ones eves. through the worla B 8% Sce that your tickets read via o o ot Biters s reain the Territory and State, and Within | ye'moral we here would seck to enfo Domestie. 425 Kansas City, S', Joseph & Comnell | long unwell. Viciory upon victory they have BOAYHIOF NEBRANEL } 2 Deriod of twenty yéars, will bo | "uif youwish mew b g to Busces, of | Bt 3w Nin Ralend, B e Ihey ara omatantly - : EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. promptly ar:d efl‘ectua“_l\' r"m' Our course. Dickens b 35 Via Omaha and St. Louis. focting cores of the utmost tmportance. For | i WiEREAS, The Senate and House [-people are charncterized for energy | Heatwayy is eady, the pulire doth know, ing Wiliaw, Dl ecr 0 $ 5 | Gold Melal 5000 | Tickots for salo st eor. Tenth and Farnham | Somswinption, Aathius, SReisy SO Vil s o Ripresentatives of tho State of | and enterprise, and are only too | Toshowall thexisles kit in York ars the | PO '8 Batien per neut " | Tl Coow & Vircets, and U, P. Depot, Omaha. R Brtken-down Constitutions, thess Koot | They arc ol bY a1 onisrs } Nebraska, on the twenty-sixth day | anxious to maintain theirreputation | s & pricos, a praverb yow' find i4 Rough do do do 2= ioo00 | ondt S G20, omaDByRY, | Dilerare univeraly admitied 1 e the most 51 : : of February, 1673, passed a resolu- | in this respect. Many non-residents | = Buy at Buce's, then you'il liave peace of | Otioman stripe....oo. Liberal di-count on carload lots. e " Faus. Agt. Gen’ Agedt. | world. Iheir pectoral healing properties pen { tion in words as follows: who are largely interested in the [ ™ind- White common... WINDOWS, (Glazed.) Trstgrary ko f th s (e sl } Besolued, “That the electors of | progress aud dovelopment of the | Al the lading stslosin silk and stiff at, eldium 95 e Goatoll Chiooto 1. . F. BARNARD, A.C.DAWES, | RHilay and Liver, cleansing the blood from iats fromh $5:50 Upwards, cupg Gemlsupt. Gew'l Pasar Agt, | e At e e other medicine wil | signified a wil- Il styles, DOORS, (Wedged.) t. Joseoh. | cure Chronle _Iheumatis. £ {he State be, and are hereby author- | State, have alreac - and collars at Wholesale depot 548 14th Street. - 100 plate DXX. 100 plate DX XX Roofing IC charcoal do AT LA SALLE with the Ilinols Central Rail- e Al T et Tor - Baltimore e |CASTLE BROS., ] | RIOH FARMING LAND IN NEBRASELI | those for the reception and distribu- 1 | tion of contributions, and_ informa- i 500 Hanscom Place Lots! | 800 0RL S Cretary' o the ized and recommended to vote for | lingness to contribute in aid of those | A ROE, 50 | 25 pex cent oft i 1cago list. . = | or againsta Convention to reviseor | in need; others of this class ought T et e Al e | o BLINDS. Hall barrel $36K3.coee. 29| ——————————————— Dmpepein. Fovir nd Ague, | chang» the Constitution of thenext | and will do ther part. l'r)eml:.a, H. GREBK. C. 3. KABGA™H “" doek. 7 T »‘g 30 per cent off tist. g,‘mx i u‘::‘ék}?m;“\ii:’l‘arfiifl::: L"\‘lrl , foneral election, for members of the | relatives, and old neighbors, res- GREUE & KARBACH, Bige dril 760478 | Waite limo per Chicazo. Rock ANDALI b ST T ..m..l sue;sslature. dent in other States, also 46 ANXIOS | 15 s, povween. Farbam =n_srney w3 | Wiais § 003 30 | Hiter paci 65 53 cago, Rock Island | B el el or “The ballots at such election shall | to aid those in our State, an Plastering hair per bi . weakly, l-"!"fl"’!"'“"lll(J s ¢ e | bo. witten or printed as follows: | all such contributions will be grate- |~ OMAHA, - - NEB. | prench wialobone 5 250 00 | Tarred el »i| and Pacific R. R. ROUTE o ito st Jeicaio emalen.theso | Those in tavor of a convention, ‘For | fully and thankfully received. Ar- | —MANUFACTURER 07— Comet.... 2% 27 | THE GRAND CENTRAL oU a5 : igilening Root Bitiers are especially re- | ; A eventions thoso against & con- | rangements are already made slong | Grino and Farm Wagons, | rswes s e Sii OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, &e. HY AL SR, R 4 o e At a convention.” | the jine of the Chicago, Burlington | OPTINE BONS, | inen prin s20 N.I. D. SOLOMON OMAIIA TO CIHICAGO Sores, oto Eyes, Tamors, Clacerous'f 3 Now therefore, I, Robert W. Fur- | & Quiney railroad and connecting BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. 15 00 St e e ;‘:fl;v}h’:;' “;‘!“":Im :}“ ‘[5:’;'"“". | nas, Governor of the State of Ne- [ lines, as far east as Chicago, to | e N 2 ATING, ROBERT C. STEELL AND THE EAST, TRAINS DALY | tionspimpioson theface, sad Corruptioss braska, do hereby recommend to | transport all supplies to our Biate | \GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTSY | Gemantowa Wou, o™ 2™ @ | coton 818 018 9010 | Via Des Moiaes, Lavenport and Rock Tsland B e i | the electoss of the State that at the | free. No expense will attach {0 | T pricuLAR ATTENTION PAID To | Saxony Yarms, per box. i e Ol 08 ShEe b o) ol SRl LEAVE ST. LOUIS WITH ZIER | i . next general election for members | thase who desire to contribute from HORSE SHOEING. GENERAL COMMISSION. Turpentine. 5[ ¢ straind 90 | Al Passenger Trains are equipped with the G. W. I‘KA ' } '* the Legislatur. to be heldon the | a distance. B3 Repairing of wagon and blackmnithing Headlight 0 8 | Lubricating 5 | Wrmenovss Parexr Auw Gevirs wi | Pullman Palace Cars | Cpmvernan | H e ey of October, 1874, un- | The Patrons of Husbandry, through | prompiv donest reasonabic orcesmvdaws” | J. C. KOSENFELD gives us tne W) R g G e R THEOUGH WITHOUT CHANGE | | “der the resolution aforesaid, they do | their Grand Master, W. u‘i Porter, wW.J. CUSSEN, following quotations this day: Ry *x‘:_"“-uffiz puro s 11 | 2 FastExpress Trains Leave Daily, [.,E',;'L;;,'..‘E?;.';‘,L':::;;i:‘;‘::é’.{»;"..‘r — —AND— v inst & convention to | and who is one of the directors, ke Pure 1 AL Sl s —ro— ng Druggtats, Sioeskespers s Cheslets otoe et tue 1he purpose afore. | have identified themselyes with this GBNERAL AUCTIONEER, | rotatoes, 90@s1 00 per bushel; | paity immisaie e e e < > St uon i & s 1 wae | BAKING SODA : by movement, and will labor for a com- Cor. 16th and Dodge Sts. Butter, pritno 25g30e; Butter,good | 5 & Bk o ;| *Baload or Gilions, “imanwa, Keobik Indianapolis, et Clovland, 0; 8. 1, Fulincriock 8 ) In testimony whereof T have here- | mon purpose. quTompt atention slven iomalenof boumkold | 20@25c; Butter, cooking 10@15¢; | Window Gisse: 50 ¢ discount z i 3 Eitons Jona't. Hours Carran & Co- Usited | O ito set my hand and | The U. S. army through Gen.Ord, | u"sore or owner's residence. Real Estate at | 5 56 ¢ per doz; Live chiskens | * ¢ Gnppr IRON. WIRE, £€, | 103t sl polisorth 030 1 Cincinnati, Siiaiiche tisels il Cliet P, | mmeT I OUs®m i commanding this Department, is v augstdtf emons, per bex. N, N. = [ WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington, g He'% Faller, Clicago ; John D. Park, Cinciana- e e e Wit [ amar, | o e ¢ fho Srate o | already taking an_activo interest |~ Groat Womtern ovsTERS MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & | Sarifagion. Cotar Eapiia. Dubuges e St Louisville, |t o imttais brig ot 1 B ’ i 1 "~ ) Nebraska. and part in the effort, and will be of W. B. & Co.—Select, 65 ets per FARNHAM. Paul, At WILTON JUNCTION with the Show"ihienatice o, Your denggll or sore et R L | Nebraska, | o, this | Incaleulablo. beneft. - Tnstructions | T3 VA JD TR Y | can; Standard 55 ets por can; Medi- : ; WanuToetonanaai pinissoutn, - | O e A A o | OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE. | ALy one at Lincoln, this e e i TN PLATE. ‘ashingion and all poinis south. vago, T e s . i 4 eighth day of September, A.D. 1874. have been given in the matter of | Corner of Cumiogs and Twenty-sscond streets | UM 45 Cts per can. AT DAVENPORT with the Davenport & St. | v13d8wly HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOUNG MEN fr. H " ROBT. W. FURNAS, | fxpendituresin the construotion 07| The finest lager beer cons HARDWASE ar auaner 250 | ATROCK 1SLANT with the Western Union | Columbus. e ool Ertorkani Abuses i carl s i ; Yk o Loup, AR N t quali B r bt et Rt MO Manhood Restored. _ impeditnents to Marri By the Governor, B e poasibla it e [ Sutyonhand: TS FLE S e f% .;l;.{“.'i".fi’.:_:xf.fi.‘?s..fh.:"m’x'{l.'fft Y tinots = % v | of trestment. New e ke hands of sctlers, and thus aid (e | ~3 5 S rg 3> 2 BT i B G o % | ATROCK ISEAND with the Backtors, Ruck Pittsburg, | NERVOUS & DEBILITATED | s sealel v manner. » ON. C do do Ais'and and St. Louis Railroad for St.’Louls - q ey x: d u o . Philadelphia, P b Lol local organizations in- our 25 Hafogy rest, betivees 14tk and 15, e g % amapomiasou " e pern s noce | P R1iladelphia, OF BOTH SEXES. vt i Biaoraie couds State, to obtain means of relief 14x20 IXXX do 00 | “'Isiand Railroad for Peoria and points east. A 100,000 ACREST | Fub 0ttt delay, s well as e o % Y0 OHARGE FOR ADVIOE AND CON- | o : @ H @ @ | ‘Washin e d for poi ) T = a IMPORTERS{OF Al‘o:“lu(_ GO with 4l lines East, Norlhlnli 7 gtonv DR J. B. DYOTT, graduate of i 'THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities, | Jefferson Medical (}(,]lege Philadel- ia this line, can be procured, ‘and any infor- ) 2 xoud for points noré, hand soath. Roofing1X do do s Honfffieffli".‘.fi’.‘.;'%'fifll.:' > State Soolety. Further andall de. | 33 i 4 & BOGGS & MiLL tafled information will be giyen on | s TS SRS | 1iica’s horas shoos, per keg 20825 1€ charcoal roning. | rokers,office over Mackey's stor . s A s g 20x25 )C charcoal roo o0 ot Amosiie wew postomen apa0umd application to the Secrelary, orany | Carriage and Wagon Making }v’nfi:’..“;"‘?fi'.;norgn.xn‘;‘_‘ 3 | g et 38 | Hket'otco of tho compeny. S20 A & o i £ 3 undee thimble sk t = 3 maba, and also at the pr fr e Mrs. D. A. MOFFETT, A meetmng of the Board of Dirce- 10 A1l it Branches, 1n the futot 2nd mont | St naitpaent i N0 o et BLOCKTIN g thetineot the 0. e i ma! | arvival of Tralzs from the West, | WOPkS, 28n be consulted on all diss e sy ** | will be held in Omaba on Monday, | gopsE SHORING AND BLAC : ; 3 —AND— Fashionable Dressmaking | the 2sth day of September,and con- | "**\ 3708 (0T TLUNCIUAHING | 103t o ey g 0| oy v B | P A e (o fank | e odeen ot the Bexmland Ortnary o | ot India Cioods, tinue in session during the State | _sesgt iv b ¥ 43 B H SIiEastae : ey NGETO | €S (which ho has made an es- ; o f 564 Fourteenth St., Fair, at which time they will be 4 do i% JLewTd, ONLY ONE CHANG! et isty el i nate: a0 213 and 213 FRONT STREZT 1 oMAmA, NEB. | L0 to receive any suggestions | VICTOR®. COFFMANM,D,, |%.. & ) e Chitago. . | Cleveland, Buffalo & B s e male or fe- | gap Francisco = California. SSENGERS | o uviee. Physician = S 10d fntang do 313 | Sheet tin 1036 n. 113¢ | 3 T LACEY, 5.8 STEVENS, leveland, Buffalo & Boston | mate, no matter from what cause | mesewm ; PASS This organization has “fcmr"y ys.c|a" - “rgeonv R HE T PR s - e e & Se s L £ originating, or how long standing | ~ o1 Amvig VAl TRV i been formed hastily, as the emer- 10d casing do. 483 s rouse e ABet. 2 Are for Saleat the 3 \ Going East or South from Omaha | gency is one requiring prompt ac- 241 Far!'ham Street, & Tdo” do i T‘"Efi" é“.f o o - > 21@,;.‘?‘, LD, Comranys Ofice, | A practice of 30 years cnables him PLATTE VALLEY don.” 1t 1t hoped! general stiao. | Over Isi's Drugstore. | Wrough,aifuae 65| i meta 2 | Sioux City & Pacific R, R, | 8% Fore spdt nt the, Principal Bat™> |t reyt giseases with success. Cures RE AL E s'l' ATE 7 intson U.P.0.R., houldtakathe {000, 0 e will and zeal, and P o L i e SHEET IRON The Shortest aud only Direct CHAS BABCOCK, ~ C.E.RUSSELL, | guaranteed. Chacges reasonable. 5 “ LN ROUTE” | M Fieetgoud will b th res Q. . HOMAN & BUTTS. T tnll Sehdiun % enisinen A ks, ¥asaia b, | Those at a distance can forward let Samuel C. Smith Respectfully submitted, Offers for the necessities of the public, & | Narrow wrought, fast Jolnt. discout do do 5 = \{ JGUX E.SIXI®ON CHAS. E. FOLLETT, P . LINCO R RoBERT W. FURNAS, First-Class Hearse and cal.mgH Cast, Toose :‘.'E(m:x’,;’, t-diconnt e | Ch‘;; i o= COUNCIL BLUFFS o ot IR g G Pa ABL " | ters describing symptoms and en- | ’ . 0. C. Orp, " ISCELLANEOUS, o e et o BTG T a3 . WD o 0 7 = s +ui ATCHISON & NEBRASKA| ~ AwwisSivsoms, e g Ao i i M. EKeller, == oocuewman . PR R LANDS, ‘ 2 mpre | d0 do %3 | NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA. i co 10c. | RAILROAD!' —_— Ruseia gerfect ] Propristor of the : e | Ryapeietain: 2| PULLMAN PaLACE SLEKPING CARS J. B. DYOI11, M. D. Columbus, - Nob, ) Paris Fashlons. w RO, |l S| G MR ] v e i e o o AR i ‘ Ant s Jr S B B L A prasont theresno empiv, bt | ] JV QI I (S B8 T ; axo Physicon and Surgeon, 104 uane | Gavernment Lands Located! i a republic of fashions, and the ex- - S < spre GALVANIZED. CONNECTIONS. LOS ASGELES street, N. Y. | b Atehison to Chicago and St. Louls, | goutive power is called fantasy. | AN erders promptly attended to by leaving 4pre i 1. At U. P. Transler with Un Puelfic | U. P. Lands Seld! St of an apparently coarse look, | em ¢ Cor. it ana Harney Sia.” " aebitt SAS | Wiy 3 15 | Railroad for Omaha. VINEYRD TUnitea statom | O S . Al making ReliableC anections sudbeing | ¢ Zalight texture; oon. - MTLEMENTS. 16 | 2. At Council Blufl, with Kansas City, St. A S. A { 2 really of ig] s rablished 1858, rans. 17 | Jo snd Council Blufls Railroad for St. Louis | - Sonfectioners’ Tool WOI‘kS, | Improved Farms and Town Lots for Byuipped with Palsos Dav and Sleeoiag Csm, | tinue to reign, but which do not ex- : tL) A-T.sIMEsonNns | - < 20 | 5, & Stirsouri Vs i — { 'All delay and inconvenience arriving from | Olude merinoes and cashmeres; vi- od HHolts Sa.vest Kingper do, net... 3200 e e e | Depot for the ssle of his | c s BT Ferries acd transters can be voided West of e and cheviotte have not been 2 o i | pofois e : | 7 | A 14 . Cuicagound Si. Louls by securing Tickets via | deposed, having the advantage to P ST L 15 | pioAL Blour City with Sioux City ants NATIVE Thes' Mills & Bro., | o ATCHISON and the ATCHISUN & | bo of service in all seasons. Em- A SPADES AND SHOVFLS. 42 | railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri River, W INES Manutacturers’o NEBRASKA RATLROAD. broidered cloth will be very much | i ""l X Rowlind's No2 biack shovels, D H... 1200 | _ do 12l¢t0 100 1> 38 | during navigation and with stages for all 4 |ON LONG TIME!! . e koot S8 o do polished do do 13 00 | Sheathing T4 aud 15 0% 37 | points in the Northwest. AND C s 9 .- | Directani Rtibie Conmactions arosio made | ERPIOSE for, demmiccostumm tadiier o G dovickwedes 4o D 1300 | Flauished 1430d 18 52 B | P R Vi Omaha and Northwestern onfectioners’Tools | . ‘with the A. T- & §, F. B. R. for the and vedt. The tablier plays the | > N Moore do polished do _ do 13 00 | Nos. 7, 8'and 9, Pianis} 48 | vailroad for Umaha and Southern Nebraska. | . #@All Communications Cheer- ncipal role at present in toilett 7/ ‘Gos capting point” L H shovels. 18 36 | Bolt aopper- 8 | R Koot Nebraa, wih e toes | BIERAIN DIRES o out e Cresm | Great Arka.sas Valley & Colorade, f,"‘d i."u‘l‘,‘,‘,‘,,ii;..fi %0 do 20 through. | |1 AXES. ~ | Copper botiom 38 | Paic railroad for all pointe ¥est and the | e &a fully Answered 2 with i s uneing South o petne | out the winter. Many of these tab- S e el o Ll P Wiiner with stagos tor Norfolkand a | | Nos. 1301 & 1303 No _Eighth St. B | o e cald it CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY |....,,,, CoFFEesuus. s w o meme rEREEEERE TN 2 merren & co PEILADELPHLL, PA. Charies Poppor, ng as they do to the wais; the e's o 3, irod LOX.... B 535 BRI TSR T tern Railway offices. . ey | _ LINCOLN & ATCHISON | fHingasthe do to the wolts Uh¢ |~ 586 3540 Fourteenth Street, S ——— R T T B e ey WHOLESALE BUTCHER ! cmascswrs, rowmre | which reembles very much the | (ome pstnrs) Opatn, Neormia. Curriagua | % % Brifinia. SR S we e | B T BURRRTT, R [T T e T | Prapetatenss ] MasaS i) 5D CATTLE BROKER, "sapt. ) il Puss. Ag't. awl style. Silks, reps, etc., in | and Buggice on hand or sade 1o onfer, FILES. Noa1 T e Gen. Ticket Ag't. Gro. M, MiLLs, TALOGUES SENT | 4 e I 4 'N. B—Particular attention 5 Margrave, Smith & Co.,......discount 80 pre | Y1518 = 1 2 o W G SAN FRANCISCO =~ = _CAL | ATLREE.P. o, < LSALE LAXE CIEY, . - =~ JTAR . Atehsson, Hameas | Tespect to colors, are dark, belng ne- | ;0 paid tm Amacions, File 0. o) ] | GEO, W. um\'rrfiw. f - = hu“l- upoc. -rM I Gen U