Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1874, Page 4

FHICIAL PAPER OF THE OnAHA DAILY BL i+ served to suvscibers by pars ui the cily, every evenibg. Syted,) s Bficen cents per week, ¢ 3 sucnths, and §7.00 peranuum, ¥ i —Have you registered yet? If “Copenhagen” Beviewod. not, do so at once. EpiTor BEE: g | —A girl named Katie Flaherty In reply to Mr. “Coplnhngcn" in a important witness i the case of | Friday's Bie, permit meto state the State against Mrs. MeDonough, | that his“seven years” stay inOma- | for stabbing ber husband, a few days | ha has not improved his knowiedge | ago,in this city, was arrested Friday | concerning Mr. John Ahmansonor | morning by policeman Wm. Ryan, | thesentiments of his ““countrymau’ l and placed in jail for safe keeping. | to any great extent. Thus in coup- | | Budd Doble and KINRS OF THE TURF the Trotters, “Fullerton,” “Gloucester,” and “Commodcre” pass through Omeaha to- day for San Francisco. Republican Rally st Florence. The Republican meeting at Flor- | ence,Friday evening, waslargely at | tended, and was an enthusiastic snc- | | cess thronghout. Eloquent and stir- riug speeches were made by Colonel mythe, Major Ben, Barrows, E. D. Pratt, Frank Walters and others. Shame! The \(,/f”']»'l_l rmer and Tem- serance k $int “etion. Br no Tzschuck kept a saloon for years in Bellevue, nine miles south of Omaha, aud the guzzlers made bis saloon u place ¢ resort on the Sabbath,” and in proof of its statement, publishe from Mr. B. Kelley, of county, in wineh he, Mr, Kelley, says that four different men, all old ke- et [OR (e best cider and for the purest clder inegar o to Merrita 158 Farabaia 3t vetiodim. SINGER, 187 In Round INumbers 232,444 Machines d Thirtcen Thousard move Mackizcs tban were said Sy My Teas and Coffees are not | cqualled by any house in_this city. 0103 P. H. AL She has been trying to keep out of | ling myseli—who was not and re- | the way, as she did not wish to tes- ‘ fused to be & candidate before (he tify against her bold, bad friend, | convention—with Mr. John Bmh' | Mrs. McDonough. It appears that | he displays a mixture of cunning | Miss Flaberty’s home is at|and ignorance that makes up,the ine | Plattsmouth, where Mrs. MeD. | compound of “Copenhagen's” (2)ar- Sven such evidence that the superiorliy af the Singer i faily THE SINGER MANF'G €0, | residents of Bellevue, told him that | Bruno Tzschuck did keep a suloon | at Bellevue, ete. Bruno Tzechuck never kept a sa- | o sivanee. AL comspiaints sbout trregularitics Liia office will receive prowpi 41 Jaux Oxama DLy bs wil ot Lers wt Lhe following ANTED—a situation in & fawily by & Young German girl, who cau wake bes- scll gorerally usetul at Househo:d werk. Ap- Ply &t Bix office. octiodise, Budd Doble, the well-known dri- ! ver, arrived_in this city Saturday n h 0! way te Goin the East, on b ey the | loon in; Bellevue or at any other California, whither be is taking the | |lace jn our county, and whoever { celebrated trotters Fullerton, Glou- | asserts that he did tells a mean and EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS TPAEES DF—Teed cousamdengron i Notice is hereby given that T will | L e rap around neck. { me, by calling on K. W. Carpen- an sectire W, { 2 iy e | 3 for in advenec. *Gaten for cutenct. All Notices, W, gic. requiring careful ret) or prot 30 be furnis B Detore ten 2'clock 4. X io'ini same day Syeial 2pd Local wew & *- 't veriisements sesors ove o'l wdvertsmens for x o aged tn efare Monday 10 e week's isr0e. advertisements 13 specd | el e T b sertisements Letore tWo Brx jor the formerly ~ lived, and that| icle and indicates that the writer | Mrs. McD. enticed her away. | may probably be from Copenhagen | Yesterday her father arrived kere | or New York, but that “Copenha- | to look for her, aud finally with the | gen’ is quite & different and inpo- | assistance of the policeman, found | cent party, and may hail -from the her. She tells a strange story of 8 | usister country” that lays not far | policeman, who she claims induced | from Copenhagen. her to become an inmate of a house | When the author of “Copenha- of prostitution. She refuses to give | gen’s” article further states that bis ' | his name, but her father pro- | « to prosecute the case and | tles him to be a tool for dirty work, we understand Marshal Srowden | we would suggest that there are a. will investigate it. The womau | good many who have stayed inOma- McDonough it appears is a hard | ng tseven years” without any par- se, as the marshal of Plattsmouth | ticular edification either to them- says, in a letter, that during her | selves or the city,and Omaha might ‘seven years” stay in Omaha enti- || with her than with all the other roughs together, and that she has years’’ too many. ‘We have resided in this commu. ».x | threatened to kill two eitizens of | nity over thirteen years, and in t Council Blutt e Closcs #t 4:30 8. m. aud a7 . 7 chose uml‘ dpen Sunday —_— LRRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. copted. *} anly line running Palimsn Hotel. e LR 6:45 A B Chicago, Kock Erand & Pactie, &ansas Olty, St.Jo. & Conncli Bluffa SMAN 10MAN Bvening Bxpress.. .2 6:40 P. M. Omaba & nnnnwe.um and Sloux y & Pacific. and_Baggage Wavons loave the ~ham and Nioth strects, ff orner Fur B L above Rlirosd ADVERTING KSeen J0N e eDAILY BEE double that of any othier daily aperpublistied in Nebraska e Bros., theleading oyster s, defy all compe A. Booth’s Oval Brand oysters er than any other house in the sep2tf BooTa’s Oys cerved daily by express PoNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE. sept25tt OMAHA BREVITIES. —The well kno.™ vocalist and musical composer, Jame? G- Clark, will sing in this city this wee. —1It was Tom McVey, and not G. N. McBay, who was ordered to Jaave town as a vagrant by Judge Wilbur. —J. C. Simones was fined $5and s—$15 altogether—at the Police Court Saturday, for obstructing the street railway by moving a building across the track. It was a jury —The First German Lutheran Chureh, on Jackson street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, will be consecrated ou Sunday, 25th of October. —The Union Pecific depot walls nave reached the top of the second story, and now? “locm up.” The will soon be ready for the reception of the iron roof, which will soon ar- rive from the East. —The Germans have reorganized their theatrical society by electing Charles Herbertz, president ; Henry Strasburg, treasurer, and C. C. Schaefer, stage manager. The com- pany is composed of the best Ger- man amateur theatrical talent in the city. The first performance will be given at Turner Hall 8 week from Jast evening. —The many friends of Mr. Thos, Meeks, formerly Pullinan conductor on the Union Pacifie, will be pleased to learn that he has returned to Omaha in good health afier an ab- sence ofover & y He will re- sume his duties as Pallman condue- tor ina few davs, whieh will be a pleasing fact to the travelng pub- I, with whom he was evera great favorite. —The Rev. Mr. Donnelly, who has determined to remove from Omsha back to Michigan, preached his farewell sermon at the First Baptist Church yesterday evening. Mr. Donnelly has made many warm friends, and has accom- piished & vast amount of labor in behaif of religion during his resi- dence in this city. His departure will be generally regretted. —Mr. Louis Schewvicht, mailing clerk of the BEE office, was married Friday, in Council Blufs, to a younglady from Plattsmouth. They | returned to Omaba 1 the afternoon, and in the evening, at the Emmett House, on Eleventh street, they that place. Personal. Hon. Elam Clark, of Fort Cal- houn, is at the Metropolitan. J. B. Johnson, U. 8. A, is at the Grand Central. W. H. B. Stout, of Lincoln, 1s at the Grand Central. Hox. Josepn Fox, of Grand fs- land, is at the Grand Central. W. F. BRowN, of the well-known cattle firm of Brown & Thompson, of Chicago, is at the Metropolitan. Rev. H. N. Neale, one of the most eminent clergymen of Boston, is at the Grand Central, and wiil remain over Sunday. 8. A. Echols, of Atlanta, Georgia, is at the Grand Central. He is the Georgia land and immigration agent of the Union Pacifie. F. R. BYE has returned from Washington. He is back in the postal service again, and will run between New York and Washing« ton. J. R, Erringer, Pacific eosst agent of the Pittsburg & Ft. Wayne rail- way, is at the Grand Central, Sidney Dillon, president of the Union Pacific, and Jay Gould re- turned from the West Satorday, ac- companied by general superintend- ent Clark, genera]l ticket agent Kimball, and general freight agent Vining. Messrs, Dillon and Gould left on the afternoon train for the East, being unable, through want of time, to remain over at this point. The following are the arnivals at the Metropolitan Hotel: Franeisco; J M Richardson, Wash- ington, Ohio; H A Wetzel, Chas F Merle, J Butterfield, Chicazo; J 8 Tewksberry, Weeping Water, Nebraska; N R Folsom Tekamah ; F O Whitford, Chieago; J E Car- penter. Jackson, Nebraska; T H Harrison, Jonesviille Wisconsiff; Hon B H Barrows, city; J1 Hin- man, North Platte. The following are the arrivals at the Wyoming : Mrs Annie Tucker, Mt Pleasant, Towa; J G Thompson, Crete; HSE Dickson, Cheyenne; H € Burge: Oskaloosa; Wm Halstead, Rawlins; | \frs Margaret Dutdee, Ottumwa; Mrs Kate pondee, do; G W Bann- haut, Big Springs, et 8 H Ellis and wife, New York; Z F Stnx, II; N Trissell, do; J Jacobs, Denver; James Kernaban, Grand Island; Henry Evans, do; H Ham- ilton, Springfield, Tllinois; N P Wil- liams, Denver; W B Ransine, Ash- land, N P Ransine, do; Mrs Peters, Cheyenne; John W Myers, do; R E Templiur, Burlington. A Novel and Useful Invention. At the Western Union Telegraph officeSaturday morning we noticed a very novel and useful new inven- tion in the shape of a “ type-wri- ting” machine, which, it is predict- ed, will very likely supersede the use of the pen, when any great amount of rapid, accurate, and plain writing is necessary. The ma- chine occupies but a small space, not morethan an ordinary sewing ma- chine, and does not cost any more, the price being only $125. It is worked by means of a key- board, which is placed in front, something like that of a piano. ‘There are forty keys, representing the capital letters of the alphabet, the numerals, and the punctuation marks. As each key is touched with the finger, the attached letter flies up and strikes against an inked ribbon and makes the impression on the paper,and as each letter is printed the paper is moved along by the machinery to give room for the following letter. Witn a half day’s practice a person can operate it as fast as any one can ordmarily write, and in a few days the opera- torwould find hi nselfable to work it much faster than a rapid penman can write. This machine, it ap- pears to us, is destined to be brought into as general useas the sewing wmachine. Ask your grocer for “Sea Foam.” oct 7 6t KELL1’S MINSTREL HALL, Corner 10th & Farnham St. Tremendous success of the Little Blonde, Miss Miunie Clark, and the Star, Miss Lizzie Ross. All the fa- vorites will appear nightly—Joe Purdy, Hank, the Mason, Charlie time taken our share in its_prosperi- ty and adversity, buton thisaceount never felt called upon to placard our name, nor advertise what we, in our humble way, have done eith- er for the “Republican party,” or our “Scandinavian countrymen.” And, ifin this thirteen years, T once accepted an honorable position that “Copenhagen” says that “business men can’tafford to accept because it don’t pay,” how great then can be my debt to “Mr. Copenhagen” or the Republican parly? And if on this account I have received more than my “share of honors” I am willing to donate some of the shares to “Copenhagen,” provided they will not sit too loose or make him dizzy-headed! Finally, the charge that I advise anyone to desert the Republican party, ‘Mr. Copenhagen’ cannot yet prove; and what tiie article in the Herald complains of is a matter that men who are better posted than #Copenhagen” fully understand. JOHN AHMANSON. Real Estate Sales. For the weel: ending, Oct. 9th, 1874. © A Richardson to Emma Wal- ton, ne sw 23, 16, 12, 40 acres— $400 00. Emma Walton to Mary A Vapor, ne sw 23, 16, 12, 40 ncres—S5 00 A C Althaus, Treasurer, to Wm § T Morton, sw 25, 16,10 east, tax deed—8§81 N Q Wilcox, to_Frederjck Heise, west half sw 3, 16, 12, 80 acres— $820. A C Althaus to John R Thomp- son,n g 38, 15, 11, e; tax deed— $29789, Will Whitmoreand R T Hume to William Hume, n 25 of lot 4, block 12, Omaha—S$1,000. Ezektel Durnall to Henry Dur- nall, s } se 36, 15, 11,80 A, Omaba— $1,008. John D W Barfred to Frederick and Adolph Pries, n L, W, B W, 16, 16, 13, 10 A—$100. Elijah Bent to Julm J Stews sw, s w11, 14, 11, 49 A—$400, John A Dodge to Lizzie Dodge, lot 13, block 9, in Shinn’s Addition t George W Smith toJchn Sweeney, 60 by 182 feet in ne nw 15, 15, 13— $450. J H Alling to J N Phillips, east 16} feet of lot 4, block 348—: James N Phillips to Geo E Ste- vens, east 16} feet of lot 4, block 348 —$800. R M Marshall to CeceliaJ Willis, east 22 feet lot 6, block 83—$5,000. . Rubhansen to Patrick 0'Gor- man, lots 1 & 2, block 9, Omaba— $2,800,00. Robert B Whito to G H Boggs & L W Hill, lot 5 in block 17, Omaba. —$800. Heira of Mary A Detwiler to John B Detwiler, lots 3 & 4 in block 2 Omaha—S$1,500, A S Wright to Sylvanus Wright, w § of lot 6 in block 74- $3,500. California Flour, the best in mar- ket, at Allen’s. Accidents] Death from Ce ‘Handling & Revolve: A man named Edward Douscher, employed on the farm of Abraham Dennis, near Elkhorn bridge, came to his death Thursday night, while under the influence of liquor, by the careless handling of a revolver. He had been to Colfax county to see about his homestead, which he im- agined some one was trying to get away from him, and on his return he tarried in Fremont long enough to become intoxicated. Daring the night he arose from his bed, think- ing still of the persons who he sup- posed was attempting to beat him out of his homestead, and flourish- ing his revolver and shouting defi- ance to them, the weapon went off, hitting him under theright eye and killing him instantly. Coroner Gish, who was summoned, beld an in- quest, and the jury foun-i a verdict in accordance with the above facts. A very choice lot of New Pickles in glass and by the gallon, at oct103t ALLENS. TURNOUT OF THE FIRST ‘WARD. There will be a_meeting to-night at 8 o'clock at Turner Hall; to make nominations for precinet officers. oct10 Dox'r forget the Grand Cencert at THIELE'S E VERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON. oct102t NOTICE. My FRIENDS AND THE Punric GENERALLY ARE INFORMED THAT were “charivaried” by some mis- | Lamont and Thomas Kelly. ol01t* | T am xow SoLE PROPRIETOR OF chievous friends of the happy groom, who, to quiet the discordant concert, submitted to the usual im- position of treating the erowd. At a later hour, however, the City * Band serenaded the couple and played their sweetest music, which was appreciated by all who had the Pleaswre of listening to it. | TYPE FOR SALE A Font of Bourgeois Type, of which this isa sample, weighing 600 lbs. This type has been in use on the Daily BEE less than one year, and is nearly as good as new. For terms &c., address E. RoSEWATER, Publisher of the Bee w f THE OLD STAND, and with increased facilities for doing business do and ALWAYS WrLL keep the most select variety of Books, Periodicals, Sta- tionery, Toys, and Fancy Goods to be found im the city. A full line of ‘Wall Paper cheap. E. WyMAN, 214 Douglas street. 0ct10t1 cester fand Commodore. nowned Lorseman at the Union Pa cific depot. He showed us through | his own special car, which has been { remodled and greatly mmproved since its last trip through Omaba. In the centre of the car is a drawing | room, occupied by Mr. Doble and | | his wife, who accompanies him on this trip. The apartment is fur- | | nished in truly elegant style, and is about twice as large asa Pullman car drawing room, more comfortable and convenient. S kioice thie e aliniceertibubie | (AR ORI o1 just ilas7as | L1 one oomner, fojthe left of a full. length mirror, we noticed a very { handsome ivlaid sideboard,supplied with fine glassware, having on each piece the monogram of Duble. This sideboard was a present from his friend, Oscar Wilson, of Philadel- phia. In this elegant apartment Mr. and Mrs. Doble make themselves “at home” during their long trips, which ate thus made enjoyable. In the frontend of the car Fuller- ton and Commodore occupy padded stalls, side by side, with their heads the drawing room, with i face | to the back end of the car. Fullerton is a chestnut, has four | white feet and a white face, is nine ears eld, and hi: He is owned by WilliamHumphries, of New York,who, with his family2 accompanics Mr, Doble to San Francisco. Commodore is a bay borse rather small, is cight years old, and hasa record of 2:24. He is owned by Doble, who recently purchased him. Gloucester is a brown horse, eight years old, and boasts a record of He is a very large animal, being sixteen hands and three inches and a balf high, wei pounds, and s in splendid trotting gondition, His neck seemed rather slender in proporcon to his large head, and judging from what we could see of him, blanketed ashe was, we should think he was a very homely horse. Alvin Goldsmith, of Orange county, New ¥ork, aftgr whom Goldsmith maid was named. These hor for-all races at Man Francisca last of the month. Geldsmith Maid was harred out of these races on ac= count of her ynequalled time, and that is why she wasleft behind. Doble and party lefton the Unlon Pacific train for the West. They will remalu one day at Cheyenne and one day at Humboldt. Headquarters for fine ca past and Twelfth. cakes. s and Fresh Boston cream oct10tf our AT Al- 0ct10t3 BUCRWHEAT Touglas County District Court. The following business was trans- acted Friday in the Douglas County District Court, Judge Lake presiding: mith vs Rieahrdson, et al. Mo- tion to strike petition overruled and leave to answer. Arnold vs Hartman, et al. confirmed Polang et al. v to answer in ten Edwards vs M €uuse to be shown by=fo-morrow morning, why the sale sflould not be confirmed, Reed ys Seott. Same order. Reed vs Housel, Adm. et al. Same order. Thompson vs Griflin, etal. Leave to answer instanter. Omaha National Bank vs Griffin, etal. Leave to answer instanter. Smith vs Scherb, Dismissed. The trial of the ease of Creighton vs Forbes et al, was resumed and occupied the waole day. It will be finally submitted to the Jury to- morrow, Gro. H. PETERSON, tne pionee 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. may6eodlv Sale Patrick. Leave To-morrow extraordinary candi- dates, concert at 2} o'clock, at Thiele's. Free orchestra. 1t WHY IS IT? That through all the dull season just passed, when other dry goods stores were empty and clerks asleep, Bushman’s dry goods store has always been as crowded as ever ? | Why is it that old merchants are complaining bitterly, and are mov- ing away ? Because Bushman sells goods as cheap in OMAHA AS THEY AF OLD IN NEW 1ORK CITY AT RETAIL. Because Bushman’s prices atretail in many goods are less than the usual wholesale prices. And last, but not least, beeause the people have found out for themselves that a child can buy as cheap and as safely as the most experienced buy- er, and that is our aim to make our store the most reliable place of busi- ness In this great new northwest. Be sureand find the right place, 265 Douglas street, two doors from Sheely Bros.’ meat market octodtf Ask your grocer for “Sea Foam.” oct 76t ‘WALL PAFER for sale very cheap at Jonx B. DETWILER'S | Carpet Store, 14th street lmh\een | Farnbam and Douglas. sept3dti&wlt READ the new advertisement of M, Hellman & Co. septlSeodtf We had | | the pleasure of meeting this re- | and certainly | malictous falsehood. | examine all persons who may de- “Although we are not a_partizan, | dre to offer themselves as candi- we have taken some trouble tou= | g o Se G o S 0 prii 5 quire into this matter in behalf of | 98ies fon teacheta of the primaty o= truth and justice. There are not | common schools of this county, at | three men in our entire county who | the court house, Omaha, Neb., on have a good reputation for v / | Saturday, Nov. 7th, 1874 Exami- nd truth, who will say th | natt S ik Tasehuck kept 2 saloon in Bellevus, | B8tion to commence at9 orclock a. We challenge the statement; Mr. | 1. Sup't PUB. INSTRUCTION. Kelley did not and dare not sa, oct 10 4t on his own responsibility; his dence is only hearsuy, and such as | would not be taken in any court of The undersigned will sit at the office of Burr & Mumaugh on Sat- urday, October 10th, and Monday, October 12th, for the purpose of ma- king additions and corrections to of Sarpy oty | gone to Bellevue t and il | ter, West Omiabi aud payiag charges. ocigtd® OB B 16:h, south side. caly furnished front bed Douglss St. Letween 15th and ectadsts DOR RENT—Four nicely furpished rcoms ina private house, southeast corner of 12'h aud Pacific Sizect, at ressonable terms. Soudst. M oetzie- Y TO LOAN—Call at the law otlice of D. L. Thomas, Reom 8 Vischars Elock. & foom forsut, k4. Jolaing Scel &5 inguire of 4. J. Sim S will be received by Dpiyiog the bourd % e S s st 10 be delivared st the difirent scheol buildings in such quanti'ies and at such s to be en- facing to the engine, while Glouces- | ter stands in’a stall at the rear end of | fe is owned by will trot in the free- the at Latey's, corner Douglas | Stewed t ness and to trade, ck kept a saloon U would have found it out,as I is not 8o large a city but w ; place can be seen, at an rateit would have become so noto- rious to an extreme temperance man’s mind that he would not fail to know of its existence, aud know- ing it tobe fact Mr. Kelly would not shrink from saying so on his own responsibility. It will be noticed in another place in this issue that Mr. Kelley has no hesitancy in saying on his own responsibility what he Kknows concerning the title to M. Pike's lots. Mr. Kelley has done Mr. Tzschuck great injust i ing circulation u a falsehood which he did not dare to father. The in- log Mr. Tuschuc ¥ should | look a “Jeedle ow-el” an- ticket in Sarpy county.” W the assertion that ano 1 will get 25 majority in Sar over his competitor. M is a highly educated G mans, may drink a s of la and possnbly take a gl or Rhine wine.—Surpy Sentincl. Ask your grocer for ¢ oct 7 6t NOTICE ing Monday, October ings, viz: of the last two evenings, viz: needs assistance. oetdtd Bunce, the favorite | removed to the 13 | stare Jately known a: gun store, northes and Douglas stre call, 094t Boy yow Hats an Cheap Cash Store. E. . 559 16th street eptaitf Curiosities at No. 170 n, call at selseodts M. HELLMAN & Co. Rorr. Penv the Quiney Mill u Flour, made from selected winter wheat, and warranted to give perfect faction, 5i4 14th street, between Douglas and Dodge. oct 7 6t A few questions for answer in regard to ¢ Machines for $35.00. 1st, Why are the Machines all numbered over 700,000 (which numbers the Comps 2d Why do not the numbers in the shuttle race eorrespond with the plate yumbers 1f they are new machines ? 3d. Why are the numbers in the shuttle-race all fled down so as not to be legible if they are new ma- chines? | CAUTION. Parties purchasing Howe Ma- chines will look weil to the numbers and see that the plate numbers and numbers in shuttle-race correspond, as they ought to In every Howe Machine that has not been tampered with. Tie Hows MACHINE Co. sept23tf nd children’s eties and sold Hoys!, youths' clothing; the best va very low at selseodtf M. F 1aN & Co. parsER McKelligon's card second page. on -tf by the undersigned up to 4o p. m., October 15th, 1874, for the purchase of ail the wood ecut in clearing Hanscom Ps Council. The Couueil re right to refect uny or all bids. 0. C. Lrprow oct8t8 City Cl PEYCKE'S OYSTER HOUSE. 207 Farnbam Street, Fen o0 s the Raw Ogsters do do do do Broiled do Fried Scalloped Roasted ¢ faney on toast A Booth's Select per can do medium sep26te ala Brochet : will run llm bel 'ml his | tleman and is opposed to drunken- ness, although, like most other Ger- of native u A Fair and Festival will be held at the Baptist Chureh (€olored), on the corner of Eleventh and Harney streets, for four gvenings, eommenc- 12th, 1874. The proceeds of the first two even- Qctober 12th and 13th, will be for the benefit of the Ladies Union Ald Society, and the proceeds Octo- ber 14th and 15th, will be used for the bengfit of the g¢hurch, which tter, being overcrowded in his old quarters has st corner of N h 5. Give him a aps at the amory, street,-corner 11th street. For fine cloting an furnishing goods to suit the fall and winter he parties to W Howe have never reached) if they aie good machines? SEALED proposals will be received | , bids to be | opened at nest meeting of the | the list of legal voters of the Second ward, Omaha, Nebraska, from 9 to 12 o’clock 8. m., and from 1to 5 o'clock p. m., October 9th, 1874. A. R. ORCHARD, Registrar. Towls bas rom ved bis octot3 Church, aud bis office Crighton ok, gt NEW CRAMBERRIES, NEW CANNED (GooDs, and ALL GROCERIES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES BY 24tf A. H. GrApsTONE & Co. y light one horse family car- itable for two er four persons. - Alo ‘taree large work horses cheap. for cash. GEO. W. HOMAN JR. octzatf 5. WRIGHT. VW ANTED—Duy boardes, . W- Cor fata. and Howard st. sep2sead W ANTED by the practical farmer, cook Sl housckeepe? to go- tnka 1owa, et Silles east of Councll Bluffs ‘408 of two chil Any quantity of furnishing goods such as shirts, underwear, socks, ete., from the “fnest” to lower grades, sold very cheap at selSoodtf M. HELLMAN & Co | Tus Premium Hatter, Bunce, is now located northeast corner 14th and Douglas streets. octot2 CAKPETINGS. You can alwsys find the largest and best assortment of —CARPETS— —OIL-CLOTHS— —WINDOW SHADES— —MATTINGS— —MATR AND RUGS— at Joun B. DRTWILER'S, 14th street, between Farnham and elling, Boardlo, and Tiquire o RCF, D JoNES, 8. E. cor. Douglas and 151 ats. ware houscy. sep23dtt (G B4AT BARIAINS IN CITY PROBEWTY, Tick:ts toand from Europe, foreign_ ex- ciange, Inquireat 809 14th street, bet. Fare nnhmlm; Douglaw. J. JOHNS0 —3 good lote en 18th, near Paul Temal loi 53 i |l,m.‘m. ol8 e Taaels iy and ot 5 you e sep23cod: 284 Dodge sireet. A sushes’, 558 13th, bet. G Davenport. table. P gt A FEW GnvcTas boarders wanted st Mim and N. NASON, Agext. NO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA® J. BROWN & BRO., WHOLESALE GROUERS, Agents for the Criental Powder Co. OMAFHA NEB., mys-ly STEFLE & JOHNSON, * WHOLESALE GROCERS —SINPSON'S_ BLOCK— 638 axnu 540 Fourtosnth Street, BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE M.A.I—I.A., mel132y b NEB MORGAN & GALLAGER. —SUCCESSORS TO CREIGHTON AND MORGAN— WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 295 Farmham Strect, ONFAETLA aprBdly NEB- WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS No, 247 Douglas Street, OMAT:A, NEB meh27y1 AGENTS FOR THY Dl.'l‘\)\'l‘ PDWDFR €o. Douglas streets. 53 atfwlt. OUSE FOR BENT—Nuuth and Coplul FOR SALE CHEAP, One Full Cabinet Wheeler and Wilson Sewirg Machine, with all the latestimprovements. Tt isnew— has never been run. Inquire at the BEE office. augl7-tf E AN—Inguire at Law Off QL F A DA LS, oou, Viaeher's Bloks o - Norwegan irls, to work 1 bolels, restaurants, wnd ‘privaty mialfles Inguire ai Cat sl 4 Cg, Bmplorient Bureau, 527 Fif- tebut Stko £ apposite Post Offce. - eptisdti Overeoats made up 1 the best styla, f5p comfort as well as ele- gance, at very moderatg priges. sl5ecd t M. HELLMAN & Co. t Barth of O. E. Yost's House and lot ne R A"t low.price of TVE B T i 'an the cost of == @yt .‘..‘o’r': i 5 BOOTI'S OVSTL:RA A Reeglved daily by express. PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, sep2atf NV 7y ot WANuD 1o veil o ¥Y change any kind of %usincss, Louse lots, 1..‘1, or wezchanise, call on us. chances Buy your Dry Goodsat the Cheap | Cash Store. E. H. Samory | 16th street. et o1, male ale belp for stores, offices, honses, Tate e, ot ATt ¥t of the .o et s e o 53 Eachabge and Empleyoeni 5.1 siroet, oppou e Post Ui, Ty your Bools and Shoes at the Cheap Cash Store. E. H. Samory, 559 16th street. sept2Itf M CSEY 0 L0A%—on spproven M %Scurity, aiso City ana Lought and foli. Inquire at Law Office of T. W . Richards, No. 400 13th 5L, Ouala. rsona ) WiNDOW SHADES & TRIMMINGS, Tinted shade cloth, white linen Hollands, band shades, store shades and cords and tassels to match. Jonx B. DETWILER, Carpet Store, 14th street, oetween Farnham aud Douglas. sep3dtfwlt 0 BE —198 Donglas strct, EBBER & BEHM. TED—Day boarders, at the southwest “cor. of 10th ‘snd Harnev sta. - €0t Dealer in Siaple and Fancy GROCERIES, Flour and Feed. est Price paid for Country Produce. 's Blcok, 567 15th ¢, bn Dodgt lctp “Avet NEB. octstr, The latest styles in suits at sur prising low figures sold by selseodtf M. HELLMAN & Co. DYEING, ceaning and repairing ‘ounty Warrants QLARK & FRENuH WHI]I.ESAI.E GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Canned Goods, Dried ‘Fruits, Green Fruits in RS SOLICITED . XD PROMPTLY FILLED, Ceason. --M R AN MANUFACTUKER AY,, wrorESaLE— DEAT.ZR IN CIGAKS. E32 FIFTEENTH ST, CE TON BL.OOK. C. L. A. n._\MATTE MEBEBRCEHANT "I‘_A.ILOR 2“8 Doge t Dcor Fast of 16th S"((t 1 G E 925G at the lowest | f‘ e ESTAB! IsAkD PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, - ¥HOLESALE DEALERS IN— FANCY GRCCERIES, Teas, ‘l]‘) Spices, Tobacco and Tigars. Fnrnlxum Sirect. Neb Omaha, done in the neatest manper, at the STEAM DYE WORKS, 10th St.,Let. Farnham and Douglas aprast f. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED! LOW PRICES!! SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS !!! SPLENDID ASSQRTMENT, CALL AT THE EW YORK DRY GOODSSTORE 228 FARNHAM STREET, Sept2s-tf REMOVAL OF OFFICE, The Cnicago & Northwestern rail- office has been removed to No. Farnham street, in the Grand | Central Hotel. Parties doing busi- ness with thatline will find a repre. sentative of the road at the new of- fice during business hours, Sleeping: car diagrams will be kept at this new office and sleeping berths can be secured asusual. Full and jejja- ble information in regard to the time of trains, rates of fare, connec- tions, and every other point con- nected therewith, wil be cheerfully furnished at all times, C. G. Eopy, General Agent. LLECTION PROCLAMATION, Natleo 1y heroby gtven to the qualified electors of the City of Om-ba, that a Special o e held within aid for the Gty of Omaia, on Tuesday the 13th day of October, A D. 1871, i the Darpose of sammitting te the qu electora of sald oty the following prap viz: ‘Shall bonds of the city of Omaha e jesued by said city 1n the sum < four hundred thousaud dallars, due in twety years with intorest at it por cout, per avnum, o be ured for the purpase of urecilog, or procuring the ercbtios B Witee Works 1o the Gl of Oviabics 0" Said proposition, entire, sh:ll be wriiten or printed upon each ballot, and the vote thes s beonly ¢ Ves® or *Xo," writien oy below 3aid proposition, cd, e proposition, upn the su At wid Spec lal Election the polls will be i A. M., and LA, at the'fo luwing at Turner Hall ai. ngine House, No.3. n\\ srd—at Encine House, Ward. \ma—cx Fennsylvania Honse, Chicago st wm_.z Englne House, No. 1. Tn witnoss whercof 1 have hereanio set my hacd, aud caused the seal of said city to be herrunto affixed, tbis 17th day of Septeriver, A D IsT. 2 €. 5. CHASF, Miyor, septTeodsw " WILLIAM LATEY, Cor. 16th and Webster Sts., Keeps a complets ascortuent of GROCERIES and Lssm PROVISIONS. 25 10 SA) " N CGaster o work: SRRl of 2l Thee oz, Tonan o ol “mabe more oter At work (oF s 1n their spars mo- mentser o1l the time than 8t anyibing elts. Add1ess STINSUN & O, Portland, Msi ner vl - PASSENGERS Going East or South from Omaha intson U. P.R.R., hould take the ‘LINCOLN ROUTE” via The ATCHISUN & NEBRASKA RAILROAD' Ry virtus ofan order of sale issued out of the Disiriet Caurt for Douglys County, Nebraska, directet, L wll, on the ath day of 1575, a0 10 clogk a. m a:ha, in said county, sell ata apart of the projeriy descrived in o p |t Oasha, Ceptembor “Sept 26-d1ta w forsw JACOB GISB, 1 roham St., Bet, I4th & 15en | ind nflm Jor them Fopul Atehison to Chicago and St, Louls, AT making Relisble aneetions and being yuipped with Palace Dav and Sleeping Cars, All dlay snd ioconvenience arriv Febyicsan traosters can e avoided Weat ot Cnfeago and St. Louls by securing Tickets via ATCHISON and the ATCHISUN & L NEBRASEA RAILROAD. Dicot and Eeliable Connectiong are also made . withthe A. T. & 5.F. R. R. for @reat Arkausas Valley & C-loudo, nd with 2/l lines runping Nouth o points in Indian Tarvi Vl(.TGBb C. FFMAN I.D- Physlclan Surgeon, 241 Farnham Street, Over Ish’s Drug store. sepriolly LINCOLN & ATCHISON | F. WHITE Gen'l Pas. Ag't Asehisen, Kanws Kuarz fforaa (lo JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS, HOSIFRY, GLOYES and ™, oT10X 231 Faraham Stro"g J.J. BROW.” & BRO., —WZLOLESAS g DEAT ERS IN— STAPLE ANY FM?Y pRY cocps: s *;"'L nd Shoes. JOHNT. E 2 —Joi Shelf: g..wwgy Hardware IRON, STZEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK, —AND— “I‘AUE:E:‘L::'ULTU“\.AL IMPLEMEN’;‘S 246 Dougles St Oma.na. Nabrasii';: HENRY H ORNBERGER. Wines. Litovors, roans. c. o, CMAMFA NEB. stuky Whiskios and Tmporteds ces on 10 year cralit ats p he amount of th I o i Bt o 130 LARGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PA North ~of °latt oap Fork aad [Elkhorn Vallevs ' MENTS. South of ty Pl tte s Sl © ! 1:"{.1’7:2“"..“"1‘.1".‘, ¢ Aoves & pas Cira 1 ulh oo ¢ Pliny Mooro, (-(*ncml Agent. flmce South and Opp-site the Union Depot, And in €. B. & Q. office, Grand Central Hotel, OMAHA NEB. ©1b7 numerous stream. state, a8 also