Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1876, Page 3

1 %, 412, 414, 416, 13. Str., Omaba, Reb ' ! . { \ \ paermenz. ®. 0. Ede 15. umd Galifornia Strage. Omaba Eifig-Favrid. xins, Gfber und Malh-Gifig feverseit voreiithig. S inas erben ccbetzn uab Promot aubqelbrt. 4 b e acchetn. Yublstam gue Bafers ioung oo feimen S s Suiclen b Bitet wn saplreiden ud. mow 12 19r Beindori§ & WManfs, Gouditers u. Badter, 230 Douglas Strc Jweiggeiban, Rr. 687, 16. Strafe. D fermffon R hen, Wific wnd Gandies, dab gropte amd hefe Brod in b Stab find bet und fu Baben. Opiterd i Win und Jce Gream imt Sommer T8 T sameransom. Befiefiungen werhen prowt wih bitiy anegefilbet and Brob ine Daus achrade now 11 19r A, A, SOCIETIES. Free and Acc. Masons: CAPITOL LODGE, No. 3, A. F. &IA. M. Chartered = 1857, Offcers—G._ W. Lininger, W. M.; 8. K. Jackson, 8. W.; R. J. Sharp, J. W.3 Byror Reed, Treararer; W , Secrotary. 22 members, COVERT LODGE, No. 11, A. . £A. M. Chartered 1865, Officers—J. 8. Gibson, W. M.; W. I. Baker, 8. W.. J. Steflen, J. C. Hartman, T 3.78. Prance, "Becretary. 160 'S LODGE, No. 5—A. F. ¥A. M. Chartered 1889, Officers—Alfred Kelley, W. lor, 8. W.; J. B. B Jacobs, 8 members. OMAHA CHAPTER, No. 1, Qi oers— 3 5 2 Moneil, h;fi‘.’?mfii‘-m;? ey, S5 C. . ; r: J- . Taylor Seoretars. geviman Hresiare Taylor.Secrotary. OMAHA COUNCIL, No. 1, R. &S. M. iy d T.J. M Stanberrs. . 1 M.+ (1 Stoventons B, 6 W M- Hollman, Treasurer. Joan Schons, ec. 19 mombers: MOUNT GALYARY COMMANDERY, No.1, K. T. it Established 185 Qicor - F. Catin C.; €1, . W, Lininger, C. 0. Treasurer: William's. Bowe T35 members: R.A.M. Broofiyn Meat Rarlet & Patting Houfe ‘wie aud deutide Dampi-Wurit:-Fabrif. mor 4 Tor~ M. Weber, Badter, T 492 ebrte Strafe. uad Fellowship. STATR LODGE. Officers—James J, Gillen, N. G.; Robert E.'B. Weist, Secrotars: M. th, Treasurer. Meets at 0dd Fellows BEACON LODGE. No. . Oficers—A. S. Billings, N. G.: W. J. Baker, V. Chas. E. Wecks, Secrefary: Admi-!h Meyer, Treasurer. Meets in 0dd Fel- lows Hall. utes feifbes Brod uu billigen reifen i fets bet ¢ baben. Bei ocroen fofort aubie: fuwrt wnd Geob ind Haud aebtodt. 818 City Meat Market, SHEELY B 0S. Dabcn jevex Heit einen groen Dorrath von frifqel Fietld, Sped, Ralbheid, Gefliael umd WD vor tbia, gleidfalé alle Xrten Wiirfle. Arif bed Gensiife Retd an paud. i cavteiden Juiprud bittet. P.R.KR. ; M AT MARKET. 16th Street bet. California and Webster. We keep on hand a large supply of frosh and salted meats. Also 4 large stock of fine Sugar Cured Hams and Broskfast Bazon. At the lowest rates. WM. AUST & KNUTH, w1 maylyly PATRICK O'TOOLE, Daods S 2 Sixteenth Sfrests. ha class ment sf to > nown as the | SIXTEENTH STREET 'MEAT MARKET And constantly keops on hand & {Dply of freeh and saited meats. Also (m SAUSAGHES. The public are respectfully invited. nov23 1y (Dispenses his own medicines, ¥ practice, makes specialitic \ Piles and other diseases of the Reo- % d Mth PAGE g o Jerbas ool o R R T r,’.” A adens Lok Box 3. sanbiadwtt JOSEPH NEVILLE M. D. iclan & Surgeon, Wi ol Bt H. Cofiman, M. D., Physician & Surgeon ! 241 FARNHAM STREET, Ror Professional Services Three Dollars » -Bn. 5. WooD, M D, Homepathist, P LT Sixteenth Street, Corner of ‘Omaha, Nebraska. . Gompound Uxygen treatment for Chronic Divssses: . urs—S ta10.A. M., 1 to 4 PoM., T o i e W 3 Homespathic Physician & Surgeon Makes a specialty of diseases of " EYE ANDEAR. over Omata National Bank,S. W. & Dougias Ste. . Ofice bours e T 6o G- Iaast QUM 4. VANDEN BURG, ., mopathic Bhysielan, Sms 12 & 13 Jacobs’ Block, corner 15th « Oapitol Avenue, Omahay Neb ' *_RHEUMATISM A SPECIALTY! ) Offee =8 t010a. m.; 204 and a f At meS- W DR. DON, OfRce: 511 Fourteenth St..Omaha b, 2d Floor, Room 1, \ 4 l g omorrhes. et Bitss, Scsuttie: Baho: Charges reasonable, horiect ' EDWARD KUEHL, GISTER OF THE DEPARTED! Mo 86310th Bot. Faruham and Harney. 3 X A o .,'I.".'x,"p'-".'.'sn;i aad fuss chaseed o caser of sick- b L BAS e St Philadelpbin, AOVERTISIN P an0 HoW AHD WHERE TODOIT. e pages everv advertiser ehould K g contmcta, Bcut 9E by ALLEMANNEN LODGE, No. 8,1. 0. 0. F. Offcers—C. Schindl G.; [ Djllman, V.G . Tombrink, K. 5.5 G Appel, P. 5.5 H. Lebman,, Treasurer. OMAHA LODGE No. 2, L. 0. 0. F. Established Fobruary 1st 185, Present Officers—John Sroves, N. G.; Robt. V. Brinkley, V. G.: C. C. Housel, Seorotary: John Evans, Treasurer. Meots every Friday evening in 0dd Fellows’ Hall, north-west corner of Dodge and Ffteenth Streets. ODD FELLOWS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCL ATION. Organized June 21, 1873 _Officers and Di- THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. ‘What a Hall County Citizen Says of the Bee. Extract from Correspondence of the Girand Island Independent. ‘The people are taking the reins in their own bands, and in the majesty of their might are crushing out ot sight all these little ringsand cliques that have so long stood in the way of honest legislation. No stronger evidence can we have of this fact, and no more clearly illustrated could this propo- sition be than it was atour late State convention at Fremont, as well as our own late county con- vention to choose delegates. At Fremont, notwithstanding the imposing presence of the entire Hitcheock Federal m& from Yost, Cunningham & Co., down to Ball, the pest of homestesders, yet, did 'the people’s representatives, fresh from the farms and W« shops, come boldly to the and in spite of all the money threats d power of force brought to-bear under federal hire, the people won s noble vietory that will tell power- fully in the coming campaign, and will teach these federal rings and county aeat cliques the salutary les- son that, ‘““L'ruth erushed to earth will rise again.,” That the power and majesty of the people are great. It is no wonder that a howl, a la Times, a la Republican, should be et up at the heels of Rosewater, of the Omaha HEE, and Mobley, of the Independent, for being instru- wents] in achieving' so brilliant a victory for the peoplé overa corrupt and subsidized ring of federal satel- COMMERCIAL. LIVE STOCK. 100 1bs$ Pl PROVISIONS b, ol do GROCERIES sUGARS. @ranclated Powdersd Crushed Refined, cut Joaf Standard *A” Extra ‘B’ Yellow 'C" covrrx. Qld Gorernm atJava per b DRIED PRUIT. Apples perIb 8 do do per box per Ib do Michigan Salt Lake Gurrants Ralsins, lasers seadicas Valencia French o8 ‘Common CAXXED PROITS. Peaches 2 1b cans per case do 31b Rhubarb, 21b cans Gherries | do ino apples do Tomatoes_ do do_ 21b o Gorn, 11b cans do Peas, early garden 21b cans do Pras, comm dodo Bean's, strine do do ¥ISE AND OYSTERS, Salmo.. 21b cans do 11 cans Lobsters, 2 Ib cans do per dox do lites, who reyolve with such uncer- tain luster around their great solar centre, Phineas W. Hitchcock. Let itbe known throughout the state, let it be announced from our pulpite, let it be rehearsed In our Sabbath schools, that our children may be familiar with the fact that we bave one editor or a leading daily, In the person of Mr. Rosewater, of the tors—Charles Midgley, President: R, G. Ryley, Vice:President; E. B. Wei ary: Joha Evans. ODD FELLOWS® LIBRARY. Officers — John Evans, President; E. B. Weist, Secretary and 'Librarian: M. @. McKoo . Treasurer. Number of volumes, Knights of Pythias. OPY{CERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF NEBRASKA. J. 8, . Shropshire, Omaha. nlhnn‘lhh North Platte. - Mooney, Crote. lg‘n! Aust, Omaha. E_ . French, Omaka. ., A. D. Marshall, Linocoln. A, Mofatt, Omaba. i 3cob Frank Omaha. VoW, Wardell, Futls Gity. itennial committes on parade of the 5t 1876—George g ler; A:lmj( Aust, ‘The order pumbors twenty-two L in Nobraska. with & ota1 aembership of Searly o next annual gession of the Grand will bo held at ; eaday of omfbgrf e v NEBRASKA LODGE No. 1, K, o B, ¥LANKT LODGE. No. 4, K. of P. Offoors for the year 1876—Ex.Chan Willivm Alstadt; & Changolien. 9 Homse: V. Chancellor, illiam Rawitser; Gustave Fries; Banker, Aug. Aust; Master of Pingnee Jacob Fraai Huser de Arma: . Gurstons; Tnner Guard i 7 ,‘n.. nen”‘- John Withoff; KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Planst Lodge, No. Jucoh Franke G-, "é;: st Dr. H P. ¢, V.. acol et ok Whols Officers— Aust, ¢ members, 5. : Sy Mects every Mon ‘THR BURNS CLUB. Offcers—J. S runfi:vg_%“ w‘gf.m;‘ oy urer; W tary: Win. - Davia Kiox, and Wi Anderson, Counollmen. DOUGLAS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION. Officers—A._ J. Poppleton, President; B. E. B. Kennedy, Vice-President; J. W. Savage, Tressurer; A, Swartiunder! Co sponding ‘Reoording Seoretary. o oth, 1575, Memborship. 40, = s Aueust RPNE LITRBARY BOCIETY, Meets every Tuesda 1ng 8t 7.300"cl intho basement of the United Presbyteriaz urch, Bighteenth and California Streets Officers—John McCague, President; T. 8. MeMarray.Vice. Prosident; W V. b Secretary: ‘Geo, Wilauy, Tyeaslirer. OMAHA MAENNERCHOR. Meets Tuesday and Friday evenings, ever ‘woek, at Thiele’s Walhalla. Officers—Fraal H Prosident: Jno. Poicjart. Vioo-Pre- dsidents Edwagd “Ir‘& Corrcaponding Sec- retary; Juitus Treltschke) Financial Secrot- ary: ‘Albert Nast, Treasurer: Herm: llws\‘. Dirigent; Fred. Schiess. Biblotheque; Wm. AlstadtSta | Bearer. Number of Mem: bers —70; active singers, 24; passive 44; hon- orary members 2 JOURNEYMAN TAILOR’S UNION. g 2y ler and Corresporiding Secretay Hayes; Treasurer, Qustav Swanson. THE IRON MOULDERS UNION, Np. 180. “%aflqg—m = A. 8. Wrigley; Vice Chas. & Sparro Kol % “Necording Secrotary. e Famndal Sy .Al . G n : 8. Wridler; "fi“-:mi. Sohn B Shetior: Iidueur Wigiam Wb Doorkeerer, Fraak enabde: uttess,” O Sharrow, Thomas tleman. A. 8. Wrigley, IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. Council five kindled every Monday even- ing. Wigwam over Martin’s drug store, morth-west cornor Douglas and Fourtpenth streets. E. O'Sgllivan, C. of B.; Jams Donnelly, 8.: Wm, M. Bamberger, S. @ Stevenson., P.c Karlle, 3. 8,i Hartman, K, of W, THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Division 188 meets second and fourth Satur- day' événings of each \F(’Yllh' corner l4th and Douglas sireets. . ‘Whitney, C. Ei OB Humbright, ¥OAE: E nt, o Victor’s Restaurant, 166 Farnham Street, BETWEEN 10 & 1lth OMAAA. NEB. Open Day and Night. aAlmeals sorved to order. Attached to v 3 also & soparate apart- ot for Iadies. P e Ty HEFICE OF Elam Clark & Son. PROPRIETORS OF THE . Calhom & Water'oo Mills OMAMA, NEBRASKA. Calhoun XXX flour, perZsack. do do RELBESLBBREES Chop corn Chop corn and oats do ver bush do - sacked d oz 8 @ Omaba BEE, who dares speak fear- lessly in behalf of the people, and defend their rights with all the power of his pen and press. That he cannot be bought, nor contiolled by the U. P. railroad, or any other corporation or clique, neither can he be made to desert the people by the cnmblnedl?ower and influence of the whole Federal brigade under Hitcheock. Iam notelectioneering for any paper, but I dosay in can- dor the Omaha BeEshould be placed in the household of every family in the State during the comng cam- pa'gn. Evyery yoter who !avt:;s 8 nsfer of pawer from the turl of politicar gambleys, into the hands of the people, shoyld read the Oma- na Bee regularly until after tne election. And you of the Jadependent are denaynced and vilified, abused and threatened with ostracism, because you chocse to co-operate with tle people to overthrow the-- gt "o cliques audrine= 4nq in crushing out this system Of pri mo geniture 1n office; because you propose to assist in thrusting from power and place these subsidized politipiuns ' and Rlagigg the power in the bands of the people. ' We say, Mr. Editor, stand by the guns. The people will sustain you. You have with your pen and press nobly aided in crushing out these oyl aud corrupt rings and gliques. You, like Rosewster, will' have these fel- lows barking at your heels, Thelr tenure of office, and their hopes of .pfi:nnmm,bepeuds on their loyalty {o their great mas- ter, Phineas. The public mund is awake, the reagtion Ia coming; it s already upan us. Although these ringmasters do not abate in their efforts to drive the people under the lash of ring rale, yet the under- standlng of the people is not blunt- ed, nor 80 hidden 1 obseurity, as to be longer decelved and hoodwinked by these men. Itisan axiom that envy and jealousy begets hatred and malice. Hence the feelings of these Federal parasites and county tipgs evinced toward thy Bap aud Inde. pendeyt. Ghey are envious and Jealous of the brilliant achievements do ' 11b cans do Ovsters, standard,2 Ib cans per cas o' “do_ '1lbcansdo do slack, 2 lbcans do do do 'ilbeans do BaLT. perbbl 235 do sravr, Common Dairy Choice Goed Common N. 0. molasses, 2 82 = tmick. Carolina. per Ib ngoon do caxpLES, Wirts per1b BoOAPS. ver b do Kirk's savon do White Russian do _India. Schafer’s(StLo Owmaha soap do uis) dermando do ruva ToBACGO, Bllrldflumllu " o™ Virginy do Lorills Bright Vireimia” Netural Loat per Ib i ¢ 3 BREAD STUFFS §¢ Louis W. W. Flourllper bbl ebraska spring do 2 an Jorn meal Bwiss Imported Swiss Limbar DRY GOODS. p— Amorican Amoskens Lathese Garners mack X A ory. piak or purple Pacige ilils Sitmpsons Sprague Wahiagto uston Robes BLEACHED COTTONS. ew York mills Lilly of the Valley Eenate mills Amoske Gold Medal Bates BB Wamsutta Slattervills Peabody Poppereil & BROWN COTTONS. Atlantie n of those-papers in behalf of the peo- ple, and would drag down the good name of those whose faiy fame they fail to rival. thelr efforts, Mr. editar, will end in disgraceful de- feat. Merit will come to the front and be reeognized, and the people will crush out these wirg-pulling demagogues who ¢lusier around our county ssata, and elect a legislature this fall that will legislate for the farmers, as well as all the people, and not especially for corporations. The masses are moving, let rings and eliques staud aside. Yours respeotfully, BEPHENIAH. MONEY AXD GOMMERCE. OMAmA, NEB., June12, 1876. Gold, at Omsha, buying $1 11} selling, $1.12§ COMMISSION—PROVISION, PRODUCE, FRUITS, ETC. Butter—Receipts very large. No local demand whatever ; selling to packers at 10al1l. F.ggs—Marketsomewhat depress- ed; ilo outside prices for fresh stock. Dorsett & Co., exclusively buyers and shippers of butter aud eggs, are paying for good fresh butter 12¢, and for fresh eggs 10c. Live Chickens—$4.25 per doz Potatoes—Dull; 20. Maple Sugar—15 per 1b. Bermuda onious—3 50 per case. Bermuda tomatoes—$1 50 per box. Oranges—6 G047 00 per box; fair demand. Lemons—6 50a6 75 per box; fair demand. Apples—Choice stock, per bbl., 60087 00. Per box of 13 bushel, 3 50 a4 00. Bananas—Per bunch, 3 5. Strawberries—Market little short Choice stock _ selling at 18a20 cents per box. Cherries—Falr demand, 12jalc per box. Gooseberries—12} per box. GRAIN. Wheat, No. 1, 1s quoted from 80 10 88. No. 2, 75a83; No. 3, 65a78; rejected, 50a63. Corn, No. 2, 27a28 cents. Oats, No. 2, 23a2; 18, Bariey—25a30 cents. Rye is quoted at 45 éents. ‘The markets are brisk and re- ] cetpts large. rejected, ) Nobraska standard’AA Pepgorall 0 do Indian Head o do do d 4% Amorkeag Beaver Creck AA do “do BB Haymakers York Otis sxa do BB do CC Shetuoket 5 do B emmamsNs. American Amoskeag caster fnsitont Jmans Amoskeag, brown do " bleached Clarendon CANTON FLANNELS. Amarkeag A do do DD Arlington White lead, striotly pure do do " pure do do dosino pure French do do do do do Amer. do Red lead do Putty in bladders do WINDOW aLass. Discount5 off lat. ifi do inferior Muskrat, fi do do do | Skunk, do do broad Otter, No 1, largs blsok pr narrow atrip ol o 1 largo moantain oIf No 1 large moant do No2 do do No T omati e od ad clean perlb asdl o Tt bty Becrtiairedand short bise per bt Antelope LUMBER Joists, studding and sills 20 ft and perio0 800 LID gsessesenl @ g_.gzé;.; asl % 7 s £Beis8E3888u3 =] SSRE s £ Jqz s s -0 ggeg § 838 b REESAS NELTSEBRESS_ SWESMUEHS £8T o nwe U SBERBEEEER .G Flooring, clear do ' lst common do do do do marrow, No 1 et clear ceiling 3% inch do EERERE & ot -iunuu:wsuzss .&S‘SSQS‘B‘SSESSESQESSS ingles Extra No 1 shingle Common No shingles Lath per 1000 D & M pickets per 100 pare do - do Q8 Batten per lipeal foot o 8 8 50 Rough do LEATHER Best Buffalo sote Matamoras do Best oak Baitimore oak sole 2:3 - Rz3ds sex RRESEESS! Dometickipe oo ealfy emlock. upper Onke H Grain, do Linings Toppings Morgees (bootles) Go” ‘ot dresed 4o Simon do _ glove Belt leather, vet side Boot W ehbiflf per bolt Ouk harness Teathr, Bitisbare” do Nol 5 Onk lin foather 0 Honlock Barneeleather No1 o N Homlock line leather s Fair bridle ver side Toatn collnrs per dos Stago * do do Booteh do o Coneord do Collar leather (black) per ft do do " (russt) ' do Patent dash leather do per foot o do per doz 2ES8 o ver foot do ver skin 8 BISSTRES:! ESSRAULLE & SESRYELSRS: BEERS 8283 ZRa 8 mDEs Green hides Green eured hidea Dry hides Dry salted hides Dry calfand kip Sheep pelts allow per » g do 6 do 10 @12 o 9 10 2 01 % eac E: vern i LIQUORS AND WINE. High wines ts, do s Br'bon whiskydo d do do do do Brandy, very fine _ do " inferior brands @in, 109 per cent Holiand Gin, % per cent Rums, mixed Jamaica 100 per cent do New Eng; ram, % per ot do Kenneds's bitters do do g8 weeRTeEna o mwwh— o per case in 100 case lots B 8 Edinburgh, per doz e, Bass & 00's palo Guinness Dublin stagty SSSLLSSIRLBY IBISRREBT CARPET AND OIL CLOTH. Body Brussels carpeting, per yd. d do Tapestry aaly” do Ingrain do 2 B sEaE B8z 2 1552 s Rubber matting Vindow shades Window fixtures Matts per pair 1 per doz do 9 Brore = eggsns IRON AND STEEL. Iron in bars Cast plow steel Tool steel Nali rods SHEET IRON. WIRE BLOCK TIN, COPPER, SHEET IRON. Rirst quality No 16 to 20 o No2te2d do No® do NoZm do Charcoal, both sides smooth, No24do do do 'No28 do Omaba & St Lows Short Line: 1876! 105 ¥I'S SAVED 10 1. 1001 . The Kansas City, St. Joe and Councll Blufis R. R. Is the only direct line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA & THE WEST. C.F. MANDERSON, A TIORNEY ATLAW. 22 Farabam Bt.. A\ Omahs, Nebraska. T. W.T. RICHARDS, A TIORNEYATLAW. | Ofic . 13 Street, between Farnham and Harney, Omaba, Nebraska. J.S. SHROPSHIRE. A TIOBNEY ATLAW. Room No. 1. & . Corner 15th and Douglas Stréets, Omaha, Nebraska. JAMES 0. ADAMS, TTORNEY AT LAW. Church Block. Room No. 1, Omaba, Jjani8 tf B0 CHANGE of cars botweon Omaha and St. Louis, and but one between Oma ha snd New Y This is the only line running & Fullman Palace Slceping Day Conch Enst from Omaha via St. Joe and Kansas City te St on Arrival of thelln PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY ALL REACHING Estern and Wisiern Cit'es. With less changes and in advanoe of other Lines. This entire ine is equipped with Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars PALACE DAY COACHES & CHAIR CARS G. W. AMBROSE., TTORNEY AT LAW. 280 Douglas Si Omalia, Neb. ob. Buckingham & Greene, TTORNEYS AT LAW. 0dd Pellow's Block Omaha, Nebraska. N.J. BURNHAM. TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Southeast Corner of Isth and Douglas treots, Omaha Neh DEXTER L. THOMAS, TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Office—Room No. 8, Visscher’s Block, Ouaha, Neb. % PARKE GODWIN, TTORNEY AT LAW. 1ith and Dougla AR G Doane. L.F. MAGINN, TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE scher’s Block, Omaba, Nebrask m Millar’s Safoty Platform and Coupler, AND THE Ceighrated Westinghouse Air Brake. #-See that your tickets read via-®m KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE & OOUNCIL BLUFFSRAILROAD. VIA OMAHA & ST LODIS. Tickets for salo at 53 Farnham St., under Grand Central Hotel. FRANK E. MOORES Ticket Ag."t, 253 Farnham St J0S, TEAHON, GEO. L. BRADBURY, Pass. Ag't. Gen’l Ad't. E. ESTABROOK, TTORNEY AT LAW. Office, Creighton Block. Omaba. Neb. G. E. PRITCHETT, TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW Office, 511 Thirteenth Strect. Address k Box 769 Om: E. F. SMYTHE, TTORNEY AT LAW. ow AT N, 048 Fellows E. W.SIMERAL. TTGRNEY AT LAW. Office—West entrance Caldwell block, Douglas, b iween Thirteenth and Fourieonth stroets, oet 11-diwtf 0.H. BALLOU, ATIORNEY ATLAW. Offico,Croighton’s new block, southeast corner room, first door, Omaha. Nebraska. Chicago, tocs Island aed Paclfle «. R. THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EART Via Den aotnes, Uavemport and Roek iaiand This Boute belng thoroughly equipped with alegant new Coaches, Paiace Sloeplng. Cars, aad having thotad vantage of a smooth and wel] bal+ lsted track, oflors the traveling public an East arn Line unequaled for Spesd; Comfort snd Balety. ‘W.J. CONNELL, (OUNSELOR AT LAW AND DIST! &, Atoraex or Second Jud 2 Diotrich, 2 oms 1 and 2 Jacob's Block, O WM. L. PEABN™ TAVYER. o A «reighton Block, Omaha, Nebraska. s " LUTHER R. WRIGHT, Ju tice of the Peace Office. Doug Caldwell das Street, West Entrance lock. 3 jan 14 o AIl Pasenger Traina are squipped with Weminanotae FaTane Ats Bassas sod Milicrs Patent. Sules Fisilorin Goupier ey Two Fast Express Leave Daily, coutieting a3 follows S with the Des Moines Valle Ralroud for Oskalooss. Ottumwa, Keokul and. II.L h with the Central® Railroad of Jowa for all poia north (6 3¢ Pau, AT W ERTY with the Buflington. Cedar Bapids & Minnesota Raitroad® for Burlington, Cedar k-ym.. Dubuque & St. Paul, at WIL10N JUNCTION with the Bouth-Western _branch, Waaringion and oints soutl AT DAVENPOET' ‘with the Duvenport & St Paul Railroad for points north. AT EOCK ISLAND with the Western Union Satirond for Prwrpirty belot, Tacing, - waukee.and all Joints in northern Hlinols nd Wiseonein. AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rockford, Rock Istand and 8t. Louls R ilroad for St.” Louis and ta scuth. AT ISLAND with the Peoria & Rock for Muscatine, do do, Double refined, No. do N Roseie: peck ussia, perfe do ' "No ‘A’ American all Noa do. For less than full bundle add one cel GALYANIZED IRON, Nolitoto® No2l to24 No2 NoZ Nox o Full bundles discount 20 per cent.. corexE. Braziers 10 to 12 do _ 12% to 100 Sheathing 14 and 16 oz Planished 13 and 16 oz do No7,8and9 Copper bottoms 10x14 1C, 10214 IX do charcoal 14220 do 14320 do do 208 IX 1c X BLOCK TIN. Large pigs Small pigs Bar tin porlb o & e, Sheet tin 25 to 30 inches do. o Bto % do or sheot Tinners’ solder,extra refined do do - Noi do do roofing do BRiGHT wine to9 &N 12 13&N Tse 160 Price— e Nos, — 15416 n 18 Discount 25 ver cent. on full bundle Through to Chicago WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. The Chicago Burlington & Quincy RAILROAD With its Smooth and Perfect Track, Elegant Passenger Coaches, £nf PULLMAN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS Is agknowledsed by the press, and all, who avel over it, o 30 bt managedroad 1n the countrv. Passengers Going East Should bear in mind that this is the Best Route to Chicago, And all points east. north and northwest Py this te have choice of Four Dtdront routes and the advantace of 81X DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARS —vRou— Chicago to New York WITHOUT CHANGY, yress trains on thisline are g R A ’s Patent Safe n plaier o sk period protaeion aaiost so- “f\iiman Palaco Siosping and Diniag Cars time. con . &e. the Bi £ e e S e Fourioenth and Farabam, Omabs, !i.b. STRONG, SAML. O Sapte, " den'l Passem Ar‘fi Chicago, 11l e 1. Qe e Ticket Ax’t,Omisha JACOR PFUND & CO., RETAILDEALERS burger, Schweitser, OLESALEAND m‘ - Bosce and erving sad, 888888883888 Island Ratirosd for Peoria and poiuts esst. BUREAD JUNC. with branch, for Tien- J. B.GRINELL, Receiver, Throngh Line North and South. N:-LIGH HOU: E West Potnt. Neb. A. D. BEEMER, Proprietor. The best and largest hotel in Nebraska ‘arm rooms and goo: 120 8 first- ery and feed stable in con- novis Iy FLAIR HOTEL Railroad Eating House, A first clase house in every respect, $2.00 per day. Blair, Neb. novis Far ners’ House, R. H. SKETCHLEY, Fromt St., Propristort Bilair, Nebraska. A first classhotel in every respoct. Board 454 lodging per week, #5.00; per day. $LW. Meals at all hours. novis iy Grand Central HO rEL, -+« + Nebraska Omanba, ‘The largest and best hotel between Chica- 0 and San Francisco Onemod new Soptamber B D AT, sop3Le 3 Propristor. The Metropolitan, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. D.A. VanNamee,Jr. Prop. The Motropohitan Hotel is contrally lo- d is first-slass in every respect, cal Baving recontly beenontiraly renovted The public will find ita comfortable and o hle, 4P Davenvport House, Noxt Door East of the ‘‘Bes’” Office. JOHIN RICHARD, PROP. This house furnishes the best Day board, per week, commod . Singl sepl3 tf BYROX REED, 5. mER conneotior the Chicago, Milwau- In cOaSe Faal Revay, nd the GREAT EAST & WEST LINES —FORMS AN— Unequalled Route ! —FROM— Omaha to §t. Paul! AND OTHER MINNESOTA POINTS route_leaving Counci Passergors by this fternoon_trains Bluffs on the will make atthe differ tions with tho St. Paul Express! Avoiding delay, hotel bills and transfer. THROUGH TICKETS FOR SALE. al ticket offices. AL ot Sad Tieket Ast. The State Line STEAMSHIPS, NEW YORK TO Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Lon-~ dondery and Dublia. Passengers booked to any part of Great Britain and the continent full red steamers will a8 North River. foot of Canel Sthect. Now York, s follows . Tueeday, Hokiara, Captatn Sadler, First-class, saloon, tickets $130. ‘accomodations superior, $28, infc stion apply to McNAIR e nformaton opl o MNATE 10th, opposite depot. Austin Baldwin & Co., agents, 72 Broadt J. K. Earle, general western wav, New York, - Ciniisiroot Chicoror Tl AL :Byron Reed & Co.. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE AGENCY In Nebraska. Keep a complete abstract of title to all real estate in Umaha and Douglas Count; T)HAIIA (,"l’l'Y STOVE STORE, E. F. COOK, 637 14th St., Bet. Douglas and Dodge. factarer of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Mt e and Deater in Cooking and Heating Stoves. Star | Japanned and FrenchWare on and RS Sutiars and Spouting snd Work fans Central City House, i Central City, 1 M. LEE WRIGHT, Proj ‘This house has been thoroughly overhauled, cleaned from top to bottom, re-carpeted, an e furnished complote. wilh patent, wring s first-class in all respects. No be spared to make the Kk with the best hotels d comfortable hom upplied with the very ts afford. > N tronage of the traveiing public is ully solicited, The res i ng to make purchases in the real estate line, farming lands or city lots, o any business connected with a real estaio office, will find partios at the office to show them around, and farnish any and all information _coneerning X Cou reality, prices &e. Platte Valley Land Ageacy Morgan Lee Wright, Beadl Estate, Lo & Gesena Collsting Agat, CENTRAL CITY NEB. estate Id or exchanged. L e e avestumgats mads o8 the mot Teeson e ams sk o St Do TR, e tbed 'and business prompiy aitendad to. P21y ers and others ‘office directly opposite. Land hunt- | duced Prices. Will make it to ties Desiring Goods feb2lmon-wsatts Has the Best Stock in Omaka, GREAT REDUCTION. Have an Unusually Large and At- fractive Assortment of Furniture, Bed- ding and Everything Pertaining to the Furniture and Upholstery Trade, all of which is now Offered at Greatly Re- and makes the Lowest Prices. the Interest of Par- in this Line to call. Chas. Shiverick, 203 Farnham Street. Has just commenced bu Il. duricg the Hewill keep on hand at all times the vers their Poultry pires for it ¥ choicest to Mr. Kirschberg, who will pay the highest market . KIRSCHBERG a3 at S. Rawitzer's old stand. No. 207 Douglas street. and he ¢ season, run two wagons for the delivery of all kinds of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS POULTRY, FISH AND FROIT! s in the market. Farmers should Junel-ly 237 Doug. St., ‘mported S .~ Sole agent for. the Col ch and Bass Ale and London Porter. PIPES AND TOBACCO. TEOMAS RILEY, ©Omaha, Neb. . Copper Distilled Whiskies, tha brated Novadu, Colorado, Montans Crgme ays on hand. A. PETERS, Mauufacturer Saddles, Bugay and Wagon Harness ¢ Bridles, Collars, Halters, Whips, Horse Blankets, Harness Oil, &e, and Dealer in 374 Farnham Street. C. F. GO ODMAN, DRUGGIST! And Dealer In PAINTS OILS & WINDOW GLASS Ozaaha. Nebraska. PIANO = X The Verdict of German Masters in Favor of the HALLET, DAVIS & The teXt of the joint statement and te timonial of & full congress of the ‘masters, relative to the claims of the HALLE aud eoncisely formulated, is as follows : T the People of Germany and of the World We have made a detasled and exhawsti Boston, U. . Sustruments, and fnd 0 b; ita merit and c [ snstruments an mprovement on e the claim to u sound. We reco Song Writer ; i ISZT, the first, of SEPH GU d G DR, THI - ; HEEINIT, Previlint Lo} LA o years of experime Forequing teat a3 wo cxagyeratio The Pianos thus endors und in large variety. toget) £ Union, and other Pianos, of the m ‘Wholesale Agent for th A. SCHROEDER. A, ELEIN. GREAT WESTERN FILE °0, SCHROEDER & (O, PROPRIETOR. Manufacturers of all kinds of FILES & RASPS, From the best east steel. A, " e-catand warranted glod asnew. MO vk and stome masons” tools sharpened i mannar. I are: Sehroeder and Klein are bot B tical 1o catters and machsnists, and will ccat il Kinds of v i onirus o their cafe on reasonablo torma. oo sont by express and ail orders for work exeguted prompuy. eSontd side of Capital Avenus. be- uh and T4t Streets, Omaba, Neb. o RAWLINS® ¢Z] METALLIC Z Paint. Booksellers, Stationers, Toys, Notions, Cigars, &o. KEARNEY, NEB, Also Geeral Agents for the Omsha Daily aad Weekiy Bas. moviZdef ezamination of the Hallet, Davis & Co- Piano, ‘us @ material improvement upon all modern and. w mechanical plan and construction, and in the larger matter of tome— compast, range. fullness and strength of expressi D DAYID, Leading Composer of Burope; FRANZ AB y cing Pianists ‘W.W. KIMBALL, Sole Northwestern Cor-State and Adam Sts., Chloago. Co. t German T/ DAVIS & CO. Plano. literally transiated o ey it is an addstion to the power of the modern nvented for the articulation of the plorious real vuperiority of indisputably valid. T, the Great German BENDEL, Pupil of SPRUCH, L\)-rufr and J. NEILISSOV, Court Wiemar ; THEODORE EL. Court ¥ g : FRAN: TON UN: urt” Organiat T KOEMP, J CHICAG 0, June Th, 1875, fege, would state that I recognise in the and the higheet modern awthority s wusie, and wonoledge and wae of the Piano, in question. would approve the o 0f that renowued instrument. F. ZIEGFELD. genius and authorities of the oms, corner State and Adams Sts. Chicago. American Organ 30 Years Established! 74,000 Now in Use! 250 First Preminms Have Been Awarded for Best Orgau! New Styles! New Catalogue Now Prices! Also the Largest Amortment of Pisnos Ever Brought to the West! Before Purchtsing Address W. W. KIMBALL, 205, 207, 209, State St. Northwest. malito, —Dealer In— (Grain, Flour & Feed and Comnission A coneiaatly