Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1874, Page 4

SINGER. SINGER. The K'nsof the SEWING MACHINE WOELD as fre-cmizestly as Gold Befgoe Remlms o Finance. SALES FOR 181 In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines TtBeing over One Hundred and Thirteen Thousand ware Mackines tl an were sald Sy Sewing Machine Con pany duriog the same Ur e, Te will e Iy be deied sn such evidence ihat the superiority of the Singer is fuily | " THE SINGER MANF'G CO. (Cow municated.) tioned to & multitude of exhibitors | Beply to the Disgusted Grasshopper. Evitor Beg: Lok, wats Founs: Taseriei 13 thess Soltimne. oncy'for. TEN who are tastefully arranging theis s entries to the very best advantage. In Friday evening’s issue of your cl:\l’rs er line; each subsequent insertion, | IVE CEF1S in first_insertion All arrangements will be completed | paper we are furnished with what Lm Ll rw{)“},';-" Paseific Depot- A Lively Weekfcr Omaha. to-day. The prospect is very flatter- | purports to be an impartial eriticism Governor Furnas will b; .tzez:;t ing for one of the most successful | of the concert given in aid of the of Colonel Chase during Fair wi State Fairs that has ever occurred | grasshopper sufferers, signed ““Con,’ W. R. Clark, the Singer sewing | The Iowa trains to come over tho | The Programme of Amusements: | ;; Nopraskq. e livst icming welk nbwd o b6 GAE: S e machine agent at Dubuque,is at the River. _FOR BARGAING lagher. Why he should interest Fql: {L"';‘.I.T:?".'f;".' 2 S on's Lat Addition, | M litan. himselt so much in the matter etropolitan. —IN— is beyond our comprehension, L. A. Echols, land agent for the —BOOTS AND SHOES— when ~we consider thet he did c at atlanta, Georgi > not interest himself either di- Union Pacific ta, rgia, attend the SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertsemeats of To Let, IOWA R. R. TICKET| THE STATE EXPOSITION. Departments have been appor- OFFICES. Personal. THE Congressman Crounse is at the Metropolitan. Miss Mamie Chambers has re- | q 4y will be removed to the Union turned from Europe. THE OMAHA BEE e A TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1874. It will be » Brilliant Sucoe: [z | B L. Thomas, Loom § Vischer's Block: OFFICIAL PAPEK OF THE CITY. —_——————= SepLsdst To-day is jbe the opening day fthe Nebraska State Fair, and a The BEE has it from pretty good | ! 2 authority that the Ticket Offices | Y€1y lively week may be experted. 08 RENT_a two story seren room dwel- ling house, ~, with cellar, Well, ¢ steru and shade trecs. - Inquire e = . rectly or indirectly Th working up - a0 T4 = jo wnd all cities, Nebraska O a—outh, Council Elufts»bd Burling- wn duen Wb & ., cluses st 4:30 8. m. sbd st PLouis and St. Joseph, due at10:00 . T eloses 4t 1540 . . and 4308, m. Ottice open sunday | 1 12101 p. m. 0ST. Fosumaster. —_— —_— Te ADVERTING ES-mctme CaRCU- LA1J0s of @DAILY BEK f= more sham double that of any orher daily Aperpublisl «d in Nebrasks " Peycke Bros., theleading oyster dealers, defy all competition. They cell A. Booth’s Oval Brand oysters Jower than any other house in the city. sep2tf ‘Boorn's OYSTERS received daily by express PuNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE. sept25tf 7 by OMAHA BREVITIES. __Omnibuses for the Fair grounds will leave the Grand Central Hotel every hour during the day, com- mencing at9 o'clocka. m. —The freight business of the Un- fon Pacific, both ways, is rapidly in- creasing. —Frauk Blozak,for disturbance of the peace, was fined $5.00 st the Police Court yesterday morning. _p. P. Bhelby, superintendent of {ho transfer, s the happy father of 8 bouncing boy, who put in sn appear- ance Saturday might. —The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the State of Nebraska, will begin its gossion in this city on Thursday of this week. — Numerous gamblers and sharp- ers have putin an appearance at the State Fair. Bewsre of them. Should any stranger mske your acquaintance, look cut that ke don’t become too confidential. — Allen, the grocer, and Gibson, the clothier, have made arrange- ments to issue a daily programme of the State Fair, and as they get it f:om the managers, it can be relied upon as being correct. —In addition to the $5,000 given to the Nebraska grasshopper suffer- ers by the Union Pacific railroad, through President Dillon, Jay Gould donated $2,500. He drew a sight draft on New York for the amount, to the order of General Ord. —A raee-course isa race course, and a horse race i=a horse race. The BeE intends to call things by thelr correct and popular terms, and not induige, after the style of the morn- ing papers, in such Puritanical syn- onyms as “the speed-ring,” and strials of speed.” —That cotton can be raised in Nebraska was demonstrated to us this morning by Mr. E. G. Bartlett, living two miles west of the Bar- racks, who showed to us samples raised by him on his place. They were said to be equal in fibre to the Sea Island cotton. —Two geese, as samples, have Dbeen placed in charge of the Omaha Aid Society for a grand goose din- ner, or Thanksgiving dinner, for the benefit of the grasshopper sufferers. They will be on exhibition at the State Fair, aud tickets will be sold on the grounds at $1.00 each. —1It is not very likely that the business men, who naturally want walle the sun shines, will pay much attention to the sug- gestions of the City Council and Mayor Chase in regard toclosing up their places of busmess during the afternoons of the State fair. The merchants have contributed liberal- Iy for the State fair, and they wish to reap the benefit of the invest- ment. Besidesa large number of the vast multitude who will be here, will desire todo considerable trad- ing-. A Burglar faptuzea. A hard looking - devil, named John Stephens, effected an entrance ¢hrough the back door into Beuson's saloon aud dwelling, corner Ninth and Jones sts, Sunday nigbt ac balf past eight o'clock, and finding Ber- son aslcep on bLis bed, he commen- ced hammering him, and demand: ing his money. Benson, taken co pletely by surprise and finding him- self at the mercy of the villain, promised to give him all his money, if he would spare his life. The noise attracted Mr. Coffman, a neighbor to the house, and as heat- tempted to get into the front door, which was locked, Stephens re- treated mto the cellar, and crawling - out, hid himself under Coffman’s house, where he was captured by policemen Benedict and Wi, Ryan, who had been summoned. They took him to jail, and yesterday atthe Police Court, he was examin- od and held to answer at the next tern of the District Court. In de- fault of bait he was committed to Jjatl BOOTH’S OYSTERS Reoelved daily by express. PoNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE. sep25tl is at the Grand Central. J. Sterling Morton, President of the State Board of Agriculture, is at the Grand Central. Judge Lake and District Attorney Connell left yesterday to hold Distriot Court in Saunders county. Thew will return on Thursday. Mr. Edward Creighton has re- turned from New York, where he has been living for the last six or seven months. His health has greatly improved. It is his inten- tion to hereafter make New York his home. John F. Tracy, president of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail- way; Hugh Riddle, general super- intendentand vice-president; H. F. Royce, assistant superintendent ; A. Kimball, assistant general superin- tendent; and some directors of the road, were in the city yesterday. They have gone South to St. Joe, Atchison, and other points. The following are the arrvals at the Wyoming: A B Eldridge, Wisconsin; EP Mallary, Minneapolis; Mrs C Cum- ings, Milwaukee; S Reed, Atchisor T S Constaber, St Louis; Wm Eden bum, do, Mrs Maloney and child, Hamburg, Tows; E V Pierce, Lin- coln; W S Sawyer, 5t Joe; H Melir, do; B B Collins, Chicago; C McCard, Cincinnati; Cyras Morton, city; W Moor; Salt Lase; W Cetom, Blair; J Laudsberry, Sioux City; Jno Mur- phy, Iows; A B Parson, Detroit; G N Dyer, Baraboo, Wis, § J Dyer, do; T Philllps, New York; Geo M Crawiord, Elkborn; T P Jenks, Bell Creek; CM Williams, Wichita,Kan; H Thomas, St Joc; V McGinnis, Crete; § F Lemoudo, Mississippi; J R Burgess, mvpnpon, JWR Marshall, Plattsmouth; George w Rudolph, Podunc: C E Beebo, Dela: ware, Towa; Fred Tenney, Grand Island; Harry Evans, Cleveland. The following are the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel: C H Isacres, Isaucsville, Conn.; W R Clark, Dubuque; M T Utter, Rockford; J B Ralaton, Rockford; J H Morris, Chicago; L S Paine, Chicago; L A Browp, Springfield, Iiis; P R Herrick, Massilion, Qhio; J C Penel, Chicago; Geo E Pengres, Moline, Tlls; H E Barton, do; C Denton, Peoria; 8 F Woodworth, Rockford; D Eagbel, Racine, Wis.; A Z Bailey, Chicago; 8 C Prickett, Chicago; Geo W Roberts, Lincoln; Wm 8 T Morton, Ceutreville; Sher- man Thurstop, Omabs; J L Bundy, Geo C Hitt, Indianopnlis. OVER COATS! OVEkR COATS!! BY THE HUNDRED AT H. BRASH & BROTHERS, Corner Tiwelfth and Farnham ste, sept28-6t HOME MADE BOOTS AND SHOES THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE CITY AT HENRY DOHLE & CO. Our carpet department was never before so well supplied with beauti- ful goods, in all the new styles and patterns, as now; and our prices are altogether pleasing to those who are in search of pretty and cheap goods. HousTON & GARRISON. sept 266t 227 Farnham St REMOVAL. ‘Whesler & Wilson's Sewing rooms has removed to No. 579 15th street, Jacobs’ block. 825 t4. 25 25 25 25 per cent savea by purchasing your CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, TRUNKS, AND VALISES, Ete, at H. BrasH & Bro, Corner of 12th & Faraham Bts. sept 28 6t Sixth Ward Registration Notioo. Notice is bereby given to the voters of the Sixth Ward in thecity of Omaha, State of Nebraska, that the underrigned Registrar of said ward will sit for the corre-tion of the registry of the voters of said ward at the Engine House, coruer of Twentieth and Izard streets, on the 5th and 6th days of October, 1874, from 9 o'clock a. m to 5 o'clock p. m., except one hour at noon of each day. Geo. L. SEYBoLT, Registrar. YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTH- ING, the best asortment in the city at H. Brasu & Bro., Corner 12th and Farnham Sts. tep26i6 WYOMING COAL. GENUINE SNOW COAL from ROCK SPRINGS, Wyoming Territory. Best in Market. PRATT & ELLIOTT, Agents, Methodist Church Block. sept28-5t SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK —OF— BOOTS AND SHOES —AT— W. B. LORING & CO'S. Having bought the entire stock of of the Towa railroads in this city, will be removed to the Union Pa- cific depot on Thursday of this week, the Ist of themonth. This fact was rumored about the streets some time ago. This action means that the Towa railroads will run their trains to the Union Pacific depot at no distant day, unless the Union Pacific has deviated from its first principle, which was to the effect that no eastern tickets should | ever be sold in its depot in this city, until those roads ran their trains here. ‘The Chicago & Rock Island railroad officials were in this city yesterday, and the Chi- cago & Northwestern and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway of- ficials were at Council Bluffs, where aconsultation washeld. Weunder- stand that tte Omaha offices have their orders to move to the Union Pacific depot. From the howlings of the Council Bluffs papers over this movement, and the likelihood of the Jowa trains coming over the river, we are more than ever in- clined to believe that the long-looked for adjustment of the transfer a sance is near at hand. The officers of the Iowa roads have undoubtedly become tired of the persistent pounding they are continaily receiv- ing at the hands of the press of the whole country and of the traveling public. Tbe agcommuodations for the Towa roads at the Union Pacific depot will be completed in a few days, and then look out tor a grand transform- ation scene, SADDLE ROCK OYSTERS at sep28tl PLYCKES. Tothe Citizens of Omaha. MAYOR'S OFFICE, | O>AHA, Sept. 25, 1874. | The present week the State Fair is to be held at the Driving Park in this city. From present indications from ten to twenty tnousand visitors will attend it from abroad, every day. These must all be fed and lodged. It is believed thatamole preparation is made for provisions, but it is feared that all may not find places to sleep. 1t seems almost su- pertiuous for me to call the attention of our people to this fact, inasmuch as they will open their doors most oheerfully, and extend a cordial welcor:a at every house. During the week let every house- holder consider himself in duty bound to aia in this matter. Those having spare rooms will please re- port to Hon, D. H. Wheeler, Secre- tary of the Htate soplety, opposite the Grand Central Hotel. A meeting of citizens to consider thissubject will be neld at the Grand Central this evening, at 8 o'clock. C. 8. CHASE, Mayor. LADIES' FINE SHOES, THE BEST AcSORTMENT AND THE LARGEST STOCK, LOW PRICES, AT HENRY DOHLE & CO.'S, 210 FARNHAM ST., BET, 12TH scpt2st2 AND 13TH. PRINCiPE CIGARS at Max Meyer & C sep28-1t SADDLE ROCK OYSTERS 8282t at PEYCKE'S. ERROR CORRECTED. Bunce does have all the leading styles of fine hats,and sellsas low as the very lowest. Givehima call sept 26 4t. ELEGANT DRESS GOODS AT BUSHMAN'S. sept25tf BOY BETSWORTH'S CELEBRATED DEEP SEA BRAND OYSTERS. The oest flavored Oyster in the market. TAKE NO OTHER. or sale at wholesale by J. C. ROSENFELD, General Northwestern Ag't. Bend for Price List. &9 Im. DovE TAIL CiGARs at Max Meyer & Co.’s. sept28tl TO HOTEL KEEPERS. Cors, MaTTRASSES, PiLLows, BEeD CoMFoRTS, ETC. For sale in any quantities by DEWEY & STONE, 187, 189, and 191 Farnham t. sep24-1w DYEING, c.eamng and repairng done in the neatest manner, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,Let. Farnham and Doug] apr2st 1. NEW CRAMBERRIES, NEw CANNED (0oDs, and ALL GROCERIES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES By 24tf A. H GrapsTOoNE & Co. Boy your Hats and Caps at the Cheap Cash Store. E. H. Samory, 550 16th street. sept21tf CALL AT O'NEILL'S and examine the Finest, Best Se- lected »nd Cheapest stock of CAS- SIMERES, COATINGS, etc., ever brought to Omaha. Choose your patterns, and I will make them up in the latest styles, and at exceed- ingly low figures. M. J. O'NEILL, 823 10t 217 Farnham St. CAKPETINGS. The fair grounds have been put in splendid condition, and the accom- odations in every respect are ample and complete. The Exposition building is a bandsome, substantial and extensive structure. Already there is a very large display of mis- cellaneous articles and stock of all kinds, which were on exhibition at the County Fair last week. The number of entries now reaches above 1,000, and they are continually coming in. The office ofthe secretary, Major D. H. Wheel- 8 Farnham streer, oppo- site the Grand Central Hotel. The B. & M. in Nebraska will run an extra train between Lincoln and Omaha every day of the F.ir, leav- ing Lincoln at six o'clock a. m., arriving in Omaha at nine, and returning, leave Omaha at six p.m. The Union Pacific Railroad Com- pany will run trains during the Fair, from a temporary platform that wili be erected near the old Ninth street station, between Ninth and Tenth streets to the Fair grounds. Trains will leave Ninth street, commencing Tuesday morn- ing, at 9,10, and 11 a. m., 12m.. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 p. m.; returning, leave the Fair Lx'uunds 2t9:30. 10:30, 11:30 a. m., and 6p m. The are will be cents, or 40 cents the round trip Tickets will be forsale on the train by the‘conductor. The first run of the Union Pacfic special train will be made to-day sarting from the transfer depot on the Towa side of the river, at 6:20, and the last run will be made from the Fair Ground, at 6 oclock, back to the transfer depot, thus giving the Towa people an op- portunity tospend the day in Oma- Lia. The special train will stop at the Omaha & Northwestern depot each trip for passengers. The Street Railway Superintend- ent hias made arrangements so that every car that leaves the Ninth street depot on and gfter Tuesday morning, will run to the end of the street railroad, and will make direct connection by vehicle for the Fair Grounds. Cars will move fifteen minutes apart. From 7 p. m. to midnight ears will run to Cuming street. A large vehicle will be run from the end of che street ear track {q the Fair Ground. Fare fifteen cents each way. The programme of amusements, of which there will be no lack for the week, is as follows: The Fanny B. Price combination at the Academy of Music every evening, The Odd Fellows will give a four nights! sociable, heginning to-mor- row eveuing, in their new building, with an “0ld Folks’ Concert,” and on Wednesday they will give a tab- leau exhibition ; Thursday evening the Arions will sing,and Friday evening the Orpheus Quartette will hold forth. Each evening will con- clude with danemg. During the pet will be voted for, and given to the company receiving the highest number of votes, and an Odd Fel- lows’ flag will be voted for by the different lodges. On Wednesday the Firemen’s an- nual parade takes place, and in the evening a grand ball will be given at Creighton’s Hall. There will be several hundred firemen visitor here on that occasion, and the parade will be one of the finest sights ever witnessed in Omaha, and in the whole western country. The Catholies will begin a fair of several days® duration at Creighton’s Hall on Friday evening, the pro- ceeds to be devoted to the benefit of the Sisters of Mercy to aid them in worksof charity. "The races at the fair groundsevery afternoon will be of an interesting character. State Fair Jottings by & Special *'B Reporter.—Great Preparutions for the Exposition. There isa bustle and an active hum in the stirring preparations now going on at the grounds in be- halfof the great State Fair which which commences to-day. The large number of entries already made and registered, while others are coming in, and the activity of busy hauds and. hurrying feet dis- played in every department, fore- shadow an event big with suecess, and as having had no parallel in the history of the State. Theable and eflicient offiers of the State Board of the Agricultural and Horticultural Societies and the efficacious Board of Managers with their corps of practical assistants are all lifeand comotion like the*busy bees” and are sparing neither effort expense or pains, butare empleyin, every exertion with their vigorou energies to make this State Fair in every respect and feature one of the most distinguished perlods that has e-er occurred in “Beautifal Ne- braska. General Superintendent J. T. Ed- gar, is full of service and assistance with the officiary and corps of work- ers. answering a thousand questionsand ready for any labor, four nights a fireman’s silver trum| GREAT BANKRUPT SALE! now taking place at W. B. LORING & CO'S. This stock having been bought at a | Large Discount from its original cost, offers the Grandest opportuni- ty for BARGAINS ever presented. W. B. LOKING & CO., | Corner 14th and Farnbam streets, opposite Grand Central Hotel. 1t BEPSEE MeKelligon's card on second page. june2-tf OYSTERS ! The cheapest and best place to get a good dish of oysters, or a cup ofcoffeeand a sandwich, is at MARSHALI 254 Dodgest., bet. 14th & 15th. sep24-9t VISITORS 1IN 3 Cr1 Nor Fair 1o CALL and see BUSH- MAN’S immense stock of DRY GOODS. Only One Price Asked. AT 265 DOUGLAS STREET, One Door East of Fifteenth Street. sept25tf Viiginia straight-cut at Meyer & Co’ E THosEIn want of any of the new Beaded trimmings, can £nd a mag- nificent line 1 all the new styles at HoUSTON & GARRISON'S, scpt26t6 227 Farnham street. IN TIME FOR THE FAIR. Mrs. C. F. Hickman will havea grand display of Milinery Goods on Tuesday next, the 29th inst., and will continue during the week. 260t No 256 Douglas street. Goop Stk HATS. FaLu STYLES only €500 Also the finer grades just received at BUNCE sept26,20,30631 Douglas strect. SADDLE 828 2t PEYCKE'S OYSTER HOUBE. 207 Farnham Strect. ¥ER DOZ. Raw Oysters 50 Stewed ¢ in milk, 50 do “ jnwaten, 50 do dry 50 do plain do Boston Broiled plain do ¢ a la Brochet Fried ¢ Scalloped Roasted “ fancy on toast A Booth’s Seleot per can do medium sep26te oo a8g ik a1 @ & Cur PERIQUE at Max Meyer & Co.’s, sept28tl NOTILE. Persons who are willing to ac- commodate guests during the State Fair with rooms and board, will please leave their names or address with D. H. WHEELER, Secretary of State Bourd of Agri- culture. Sept 26-3t NEW Goops AT BUSHMAN'S! sep22tf ‘WALL PAPER for sale very cheap at Jonux B. DETWILEK'S Carpet. Store, 14th street between Farnham and Douglas. sept3dti&wlt NEW GOODS AT BUSHMAN'S. sept22tf ‘WINDOW SHADES & TRIMMINGS. Tinted shade cloth, white linen Hollands, band shades, store shades and cords and tassels to mateh, JonN B. DETWILER, Carpet Store, 14th street, oetween Farnham and Douglas. sep3dtfwlt For SALE.—A neat cottage con- taining four rooms, together with lease of lot for three years. There isa well of excellent water, and a 50 barrel cistern on the premises. Will bs sold Cheap for Cash. Ap- plyto SPAUN & PRITCHETT, ‘Attorneys at Law, 511 18th street. FRESH imported and KEY WEST Cigars at Max Meyer & Co’s sep28-1t TaE leading Merchant Tailor, J. H. Stein, having purchased a large and elegant stock of goods is now prepared todo both civil and military work in the latest and best style. He guarantees to fur- nish entire satisfaction to all, and atthe very Jowest possible figures. ‘We advise all to give him a call be- fore looking elsewhere, sept24tr NEW GOODS AT DUSHMAN §. sept22tf BuY your Dry Goodsat the Cheap Cash Store. E. H. Samory, 559 16th street. sept21-tf Towa Coal, $7.00 per ton, deliver- ed by Perry & Yeomans, General Agents, Eclipse Coal and Mining las streets. sept 11m. 559 16th street. sept21tf Fresh Tafly and Caramels at the the concert, and we question if he contributed twenty-five cents for admission. When we remember | that the entertainment given was | by amateurs for & worthy object,we regard Con’s card as being entirely out of place; his sole objeet i ting a criticism was to retlect on the | part taken by the Orpheus quar- | tette. But we are pleased to state that he has not a single person who attended the concert to bare him out in his thrust, In one place hesays: “I desire to cast no reflections what- everon the motives of any of the parties. In fact, 1concede that ev- erything connected with the performance was prompted by that charity which droppeth like a tle dew from heaven,” and in the next breath almost, he says the combination of the Staley Bro’s was animated more by a desire for cheap notoriety, than any generous im- pulse; for by their volunteering they | prcvludcd the possibility of other | parties taking part in the entertain- Those who were instrumen- al in getting up the concert know how absurd the above statement is, and we would right here brand “Con” as an unmitigated falsifier. Again he says the performance given by the Jaffo-Stalay combination was “a reproduction of the Belle Unlon orgies of last win- ter.” Whether it was so or not, we are not prepared to imply be- cause no member of the cnmbmn- tion ever attended a performance given at that variety theatre; but we may safely say that “Con.” was a constant attendant, and better adapted to eniticise & variety enter- tainment than a performance vol- untary given in aid of our suffering fellow-beings. In conclusion we would: suggest to “Con,” that he con to the duties of his ofl] set himself up 8s a critl Jxo F. 8 REED. JAFFO ore, Dwelling, Boardiog, and Inquire of ALF. D. JONES, S. E. cor. Douglas and 15th sts. ware bouses. sep23dtt FIRST CLASS BO \EDING HOU! oo location, aud duiag a fue busidess, | av, for ent, and Turniture for sale Tnquire South East cor. of 16th and Chicago s sepz8dqrs JTRESH FISH recsived every day, wholessle and retail. Also og nts for the American Boneless ~ariines, the cheapes’ fuxnry of t see. Forvale at'B." BEHIEN'S 231 Don W. N. NASON, Agent, NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA mys1y J. J. BROWN & BRO., WEHOLESALE GROCERS, Agents for the Oriental Powder Co. OMAFTA NEB. Apply to T, I. Latey, cor. of \m.,m...d "ot ate o 0 Ll ot A0, o 23 s +0 acres of Dougas county 10 wiles out, §640. New Lous. time, 21,800 & IILL, Real extate agents. 284 Dodge s reot. to work ina_ small, pri- ediatels Inquire st vate fas 539 Eleventh street, bet. Douglas and Dod». FEW first closs boarde hes', 58 13th, bet. b Daven ort. (001 talle. STEFLE & JOHNSON, WHOLESALE GROCERS —SINPSON'S BLOCK— 538 and 540 Fourteenth Strest, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE MAFTA, - - - NEB or er19th Fonur T -My residence, N. W S. WRIGHT. and - hicago stieets. 10 PpraroroRREST. Lentant HUbE, Fox neyT venue. s. 8. A.TAYLOR & Co. b aud C pinl AYLUK & Co. oL si 20h a:d Cass. Pos- e ro e e e MU SUASE BV MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCES=ORS TO CRFIGHTON aND MORG AN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 235 Farnham Street, NEB- OR sesa on given ubout et 1y pt 210 . TAYLOR & Co. USE FOR RENT_ 18 and Cass. S/ATAYLOR & Co. Sept2itt ONEY 10 LOAN—_Taquie at Law O M B ety by e Gusta. PG SADDLE RoCK OYSTERS at sep28 Democratio Ticket. The Democratic County Conven- tion, held at the Court House, Bat- urday, made the following nomina- tions ; For Senators—St. Jokn Goodrich, C. B. Rustin, resen tativ v . Baker, Da L. Stephens, L. C. Cahn. For County Commissioner—J. H. McArdle. For Superintendent of Public In- struction—John Rush, FrankMur- d Hume, L. Richards, A. Cigaks at Mux cept28il very fine assort- ment now invite attention atthe Popular Store of Butterfield & Whipple, No. 264 Douglas street, Corner 15th. sept28-6t PLANTATION Meyer & Co. JEWELR Gt Targiing in real eviate, for sale ot 7 ock 3 with all lmorotemenis. here 0B situsted on Dodge Str ef, bet ween 13thé 14th Streetsat the low gice of 35,500 Fnquire ol M H AN & (0. Corser of Franhan & S S P T R e T rentaurants At privata families. Ing Coviil & Co, Ebployment. Burean, toenth Stre 1, oppost TVAL Hous- apd ot wext oarth of C. E. Yoavs Jriings by ale & the low wei g e, B32F = 4 hougls street. \V A3 1EB= 0y one wanung o e or ex cliange any kind «f business, lands or werchan tise, call on e “COTTRILL & GO, Exchangs and Col- OINEATFIA,. = meh27y1 WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN.& CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Strest, NEB AGENTS FOR ‘HI" DUPONT POWDER (0. CLARK & FRENCH, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN CJunned Goods, Dried ‘Fruits, Green Fruits in Season. JRUERS SOLICITED. ND PROMPTLY FILLED. mxng Bureau, 531 15th street, opposite P. st sepi2te Tu THE FuouiC The undersi ned has opned un offcs for em loyment of please el on Exchange » nd Employment Bureau, 531 15th sireet, oppesite Post Uf VW ASTEDS A sisl o d0 general bousemork ‘t 418 Davenport st. aug2sdul 01t SALF—530 acres ot land two miles irom ner, on the O, N. W. R. K., in Caminz A. F SIMPSON, - ACTUEER AND WHOLFSALE— SR DEALBR IN CIGATLS. E32 FIFTEENTH - T CREIGETON BLOCF., Co., Neewdin: ot $2,3 per s i caas OF il down and ba'ance in obe year at ten e Apply at * v NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED! LOW PRICE SPECTAL INDU SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. CALL AT THE NEW YORK DRY GOODSSTORE 228 FARNHAM STREET. sept28-t6 Cut Cavendish at Max Meyer & Co’s. s281t FOR SALE CHEAP. One Full Cabinet Wheeler and Wilson Sewirg Maghine, with all the latestimprovements. It isnew— has never been run. Inquire at the BEE office. augl7-tf HOUSEKEEPERS'ATTENTION! Blankets, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Bed Spreads, Quilis, Car- pets, &e., in immense variety at HousToN & GARRISON'S, sept26t6 227 Farnham street. IMPORTANT TO COAL CON- SUSERS. Edwards & Conklin, coal dealers, sell their OWN coal, purchased in Buffalo and at the coal mines, and do NOT sell on COMMISSION. Buy your LACKAWANNA and all kinds of SOFT coal of LEGITI- MATE dealers. 183 Farnham st., bet. 11tb and 12th fep26t3 IMMENSE STOCK oF DRY GOODS sep25tt at BUSHMAN'S. GEO. H. PETERSON, the plonee cigar manufacturer, keeps con- stantly on hand the very best brands of cigars, and also “one Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and “Durham” Smoking Tobacco. 211 Douglas street. mayGeodlv OMNIBUS for the Fair Grounds will leave the Grand Central Hotel and Post Office at 2 p. m. every day during the week. ept23tf G. W. Howax, Jr. ATTENTION. A few questions for the parties to answer In regard to “NEW” Howe Machines for $35.00. Ist. Wny are the Machines all numbered over 700,000 (which numbers the Company have never reached) if they aie good machines? 24 Why do not the numbers in They will accomplish it if there | Co., Des Moines, office 508 13th | the shuttlo race correspond with the is any force in resolve or will. The | street, between Farnham and Doug- | Plate uumbers 1f they are new machines ? 3d, Why are the numbers in the Buy your Bools and Shoes at the | shuttle-race all lied down so 8s not prove his WITHOUT last ve. Fols bere, there. all aronnd, | Cheap Cash Store. E.H. Samory, [ to be legitle if they are naw ma- | yooo” oo o eha & chines? an’ TO LOAN—OD approved person: security, also City and County Warants Tnquire at_Law Offie of T. nd soli Nox 490 13th St., Ow: W e arin, C. L. A. ELATTE, MERCHANT TAITOR, 288 Docge Strect, 2d Door Fast of 16th Sireet. keep cons -otly on hand the fnest ioc} of Bruad Clotb. C¥ simeres ond Yestinss 1 which I am prepared to mske up in Ul ¢ most fashionabe 5.l Augsdt e lowe P e 12 (e medt fmbissaite siyles cad i it T Jedouly —198 Douglas street. In- WEEBER & BEHM. $-rum: TO RE quire of vitt VW ASTER_Day oanders.at the southwert cor. of 10th and Harnev sts. jedti E Academy of Mus:ec. FAIR WEEK, IMENSE ATTRACTION Fourth nightof t ¢ Brilliant Ycuag Artiste MISs FANNY B. PRICE. Monday Evining September 28, Will be produced the Great Sensutional Dea- maol oo LEA H s 257 Douglas Street ROBERT C. STEFL), — ) EALER IN— = Paints, Oils, Varnishes, BRUSHES, LAMP GOODS ETC. OMAXA, me. 18eodly Or the " FORSAREN JEWES: To be fol owed by the ncver- for n X0 e folowed by the ncver-to-be-forgotte “C“TOODLES. Tuesday ovening, the Grest Bmotional Dra = EAST LYNNE.” Pricrs as usua'. Secure your seats on snd a'- fer M uday, September 21,” t Wy an,s, late . & F., and at the Gran» Central Hotel. 6 SAM. GLADSTONE Ag nt. BIDS FOX TORAGE. OMAFA - - - - KURTZ [fJoBR & (g JOBBERS F DRY GO09DS, HOSIFRY, GLOVES and NOTIOXS 231 Farnham Streect, NEB. CHIkF QUAR) EBMASTRN'S | FE CE, ebrasks, S ptem! er 25, 1874, Sealed bids fn duplicate will be recelv this effice untl 11 Oclock, a . Mooday, Ot 5,157, for the celivery iu new ginuy and Burlap sacks, at Omaha Depot, Nebraaks, la quantities as required 1 hree wi'] on (: um-wm’wmdlul corn. e mil ion ive huadred thousiad(1,500,000) h " i7os a2l to bo considerel mrst bo £u rant-ed by two respor et le parties, ni b d- s that they wll Lecome Lowcsu en on awaid of_ contrac Nobis will ve HEADQUARTER: DEP,T OF THE "LATTE, te:tained, urder any cir bisder Is present T per- orized agewt or attorney. mys-1v J. J. BROWN & BRO.,, —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— STAPLE AND FANCY DRY c0CDS Notions. #1d Beots and Shoes. ving of tre bids, and is thes and there rep-red to show that he s fully abl to out the contrct in ull respects il awad- im. must Le encorsed on envelopes, “ids for Forage. The Atiention of bidders is e-peciaily called 0 the foregoiog requir: mentx. s wiil be let with the proviso acts may be Increawd or redaeid te Chitf Quario master of the Deparimett, at any e duriog the delivery o & 8 Therlght o refect any and ail bids is re- serv Biank bids fornished and foll conditions made knows on apylication ai this offce. By order of 'Le b Spi26 60l 246 Douglas = Omaha. JOHN T. EDGAR, —JOBEER OF-- Shelf: Heavy Hardware IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, —AND- AG‘BJU'U'LT‘UBAL IMP. Wk, DiLLe, NEEDEI COBH-I‘LA\IIH! I’U)W~, ! L| li ATORS, HAS- . AK K~ AND W, mesiay Nebraska, RETAIL CASH PURCHASERS For Sewing Machines. In ordet to make room foF our new styles, we have put in PERFECT order all of our old stock, including second-hand, and offer them at GREATLEY REDUCED prices, for CASIL BEAR IN MIND EVERY “HOWE” BOUGHT OF US and & 239 DOUG! HENRY HORNBERGER. —DEALER IN— Wines. Liouors, Clsars, ec. . ¥lae 01d Kentu ky_Whiskies and fmported voods a Speefalty, well Bloc [ our AUTHORIZED canvassers is 'WARRANT- ED, and INSTRUCTION given, sx WE bavea REPUTATION TO SUSTAIN. Experience | The WORSE than NONE at all. CAUTION.—We know of large lots of worth- HOMES and FARMS IN NEBRASEKA d Missouri P ver Rails | Ca., offers hest lan st low pr ces ou 10 year 2 aieret, 3 d =i ha ol 25 par ceat. an the amoust of th 3 pe a0 i cutivated, withi {wo ears froum date of Parchase: LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS, Barhagton North of Slatte, Loup For --1 =<h- n Valleys CAUTION. less machines bought at low figuzes, that are be- Parties purchasing Howe Ma- | iogpalmed ofon the pubic for nesrly s o0d | 3 el oatiewd Fouati 3, st Mom $L Lo ¥P00 g vy 1y oy 7 WElenlturLlnn chines will look well o the numbers | s new. Persons that do not want (o run the z and see that the plate nUMbers and | ruk of teing awindied shonld NEVER buy of South of he smy ownses larga body ofthe bestland (2 Y. rasta etersecteq I B ereun numbersin shuttle- o mnd' IRRESPONSIBLE puarties, as they bave NO ] sny as they ought to In every Howe ot L 10 Warallrne ek ia the Lar st sud Do < sesopen e ¢t State, 2a alte reputation AT STAKE, as have old establisied | «wousF epablican Valley. For circalars 3a lfall ialor 1iti0n sneiv 10 Machine that has not been tampered with, Companies, C. R. SCIIALLLB, Agent B. & M. Land Office of Nint" and v yphgm Sts.. —abs or uun 1Land BOOTS AND SHOES 1GARS at Max Meyer &g:’:m o .,pmi' of the the assignee ot A. 'I'ucker, bankrupt, at a large discount from the original cost to Tucker, we are prepared to offer them at prices be- Jow cost. Call and-examine the geodf and prices. ‘W. B. LORING & Ce (Corner of 14th and Farnham street, oyposite Grand Central Hotel. You can always find the largest | «Come Bustle, Bustle, and best assortment of “Caparison my horse, call forth —CARPETS— “Dan wheeler, Dunham, Moors and —OIL-CLOTHS— Jim T. Allan. —WINDOW SHADES— «Bid them arange the proud —MATTINGS— “Forces of the soil, myself —MATS AND RUGS— “Will supervise the whole.” at Jomx B. DETWILER'S, and striding his milk white steed J umnn-t. botween Farnham and | dashes forth to welcome duty every: sSattwlt, Where the Omaha Candy Factory. Fresh broken stick candy at half price. H. L. LaTEY, s17tf Douglas st., cor. 12th. Tudian Curiosities at No. 170 Farnham street, corner 11th street. may 7-tf. NEW Goops AT BUSHMAN'S!. Yok lat.c ‘WANTED! One first-class Shirt Ironer and Polisher, one g+od Plain Ironer, and Starcher. To persons who The Com) THE HOWE MACHINE Co.