Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1877, Page 8

24 P s T S 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY S, 1877.---Eight Pages. w - THEDAILY BEE| Mondaay Morning, Jannary 8, 1877, | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE {8 served to subscribers by carrier, to any sy part of th city, every evening, (Sundays exoepted) at fifteen cents per week. A1l complainte about irregularities, or mproper delivery of the paper, if ad- dressed to this office, will receive prompt at- tontion. fum Owama Dary BEE has by far the Jargest circulation both inOmaha and abroad snd is therefore, the best and cheapest ad- vertising medinm. fux Oxama Dany Bee will be mailed to subsoribers at the following rates, payable i3varisbly in advance: $8.00 per annum. 4 00 six months DAILY BEE ADVERTISING RATES. e Dollar uare (X of an inch deep snd n?‘ ol 1 widih) e s imaertion, and A1ty cents bsequent insertion, per square. O vortnements inserted on contract for ‘months or & year. $3.00 per mouth per 8 e o e Tmouth or (v aduarcs, and a“.fi.:)“?or ‘fhree squares. Payable monthly. “Beasonsbie reduction from the above is made when peyment for the advertising is rendered i sdvance. Advertisements such as, For Sale, For Bent, Situstions Wanted, Lost, Found, &c., nder the special coluinn, sre charged at 10 cents ez tine for the first ipsertion, and 5 cents for sach uent insertion. No Advertisements faken for less than 25 cents. 'Advertisements in the Local News Column are cents per line for each insertion, counting beading and fractional lines as full lines. reviews in the local columns, not Business marked s advertisements, are 25 cents per lie. Mvua:cmunh in the WEEKLY BEE arc @harged st the same rates as in the Daily, ex- al ‘Outs tnserted must be wholly of solid metal -:n not exceed ‘two inches in ‘wiath for a single #elumn, or four inches for a double column. ’Yor rates on large space &c., Address Business Manager, OMAHA BEE, Omaha, Neb. e BREVITIES. —{3et your job printing done at the BEE office. | —Try the *Hard to beat” fine cut | st Max Meyer & Co.’s. —The U. F. whistie now blows at 7:16 8. m., 12 m., and 4:45 p. m. —Jimmy McMichael, the hack- man, is having a bandson e landau built by Meadimber & Dailv. —One hundred and three recruits for the Becond cavalry passed through Omaha Saturday morning | = en route to the west. ~—The fire department wagon has | come out in a gaudy dress of new- paint, and presents a very neat and | handsome appearance. —The umaha Library Association begins the year of 1877 free from debt, and with a balance of two dollars in the treasury. —Get your Sunday supply of Btubs at Max Meyer & Co.’s. —Miss Kittie Snow, formerly of this city, was married, on Christ- mas Day, at Santa Barbara, Cal- ifornia, to Mr. K. F. Wianchester. =E, H, Buckingham, the newd s- trict attorney, aud his partner, Mr. Green, have moved their office over Welt & McDonald’s store, on Far_- bam street. * ~—Lost, on Thursday, supposed, in 8 16Lh sweet car, 8 pocket-book eontaning & sum of money. By Jeaving it at this office, the finder will be liberally rewarded. * —At we New York Billiard Hall, Farnuam sueet, between Tenth and luleveutn, a nne elock will be given away tw the best Ten-pin player, Saturday night. jand-Zc —Among those who were Kille1 in the recent terrible railroad acci- dent at Ashtabula were Mary and Ellen Ausun, who are reported in the telegrams as living at Umahs. —Architect Duirene 1s engaged in drawing piaus for a three-swry brick bulluing to be erected early in the pringat the nortueast corner of Farnnam aud Eleventh streets, —Peter Besen has bought the meat market of J. M. Yerga on Bixteenth sireet, between bLodge sod Capitol avenue, and has taken charge of the same. He is an ex- perienced buicher, and will keep on band the best of everything in his line. —The Omaha Sportsmes’s Club has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, 1. L. Kimball; vice president, Yankee Hathaway ; secretaly, Zach Tay- Jor; treasurer, william Preston ; board oi managers, B. K. B. Ken- pedy, John keity, and D. C. Sut- phen. -~A family consisting of a sick haosband, a wife and three children, arrived at the Union Pacific Emi- grant House three or four days ago 1n very destitute clrcu:&smnoes, hav- ing run out of money. They came from Kaneas and were going to the Black Hills, where the wife expect ed to support the family by doing washing for the miners. Murkle &Co. kept them at the Emigr.nt House for nothing, and yesterday the wife related tne condition of he: affairs at the Poiice Court, after Lav ing failed in obtaining assistance elsewhere. Policeman Byrne took | the case in band, aud in a few hours eollected twenty dollars among the business men. Mr. Kimball, gen- gral ticket agent of the Union Pa- gific, generously agreed to send the whole tamily to Siiney for fifteen dollars, thus leaving them five dol- lars, They will leave on this af- ternoon’s emigrant train. FELL BY ThE WAYSIDE. A Nevada Miner Claims to Have Been Kobbed of Abeut $300 Friday Night. James L. Campbell is tne name of a Nevada miner who arrived here Friday on a Union Pacfic train from the West. Hsis = half orphan, aged about thirty, and was on his way to Bt. Louis to visit nis ag.d mother, who had written to him gome time ago to come home He had saved up money enough to make the visit in & comfortable manner, and to give his mother some of his savings. He stopped at the Union Pacific Emigrant House, and at opight he came up to take in the town, but before he got through the town took him 1n. Like mauy others he fell by the wayside and among thieves. Hav- ing indulged freely in the ‘‘ardent,” he sauntered forth and encountered a female—a womsan of the town— to wuom nc introduced himself. He accompanied her to a house oi ill fame, where he spent an hour or two in her society. At last he re- turned to the Emigrant House in a fearfuily drunken condition. Next morniug when he awoke he found that he had been robbed of fourteen twenty-dallar guld pieces and twenty-tive dollars in silver, makmng $305 in all His coat haa been cut, and his pantaloons pocket draww up through the hole a1 d the contents extracted. Mr. Campbell, who was still con- siderably mixed, was & very angry man when he discovered his loss, and swore and tore around consid- erably. He informed the policé of the cu'cumsmnoes,’ and it is thought the robbery was committed by tb - woman, who, 1t appears, belongs | » the Council Bluffs fraternity of soiled doves. She wasn’t to be tound in Omaha, and it is very likely that she has returned 1o Council Bluffs. Campbell, althoug™ b~ has a ticket to St. Louis, says ' bock to Nevada to earn n:y befcre he goes home. Late Saturday afiernoon the po- lice struck a different track, and ar- rested William H. Wil- n on the charge of having committed the robbery. He had gone the rounds with Campbell, and had, appeared over friendly. He had during the day exhibited several gold pieces, and when arrestea had considersble money in Lis possession, for which PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, J. A. Blye, of Chicago, is at the Metropolitan. 1. Coe, of Nebrsska City, isat the Grand Central. L Eisenbach, of Chicago, isat the Grand Central. J.J. Dunne, ot London, Eng,, is at the Grand Central. Wm. M. Foster, of Chicago, is at the Grand Central. A. D.Campbell, of Davenport, is atthe Grand Cential, A. R. Z. Dawson, of Deadwood, 18 at the tirand Central. State Treasurer M¢oBride, of Lin- coln, spent Sunday in Omaha. Mr. G. H. Collins and wife re- turned from the east Saturday. J. R. Jackson, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is at the Metropohitan. Miss Leffen and Miss Burns, who have been teaehingin the Central school, left Saturday for their home in Oswego, New York. Col. H. B. Burnham, Judge Ad- vocate of the Department of the Platte, left for Cheyenne, Saturday to attend a court-martial. J. B. Omohundro (Texas Jack) came in from the West last evep- ing and stopped at the Grand Cen- tral. He hus been hunting ail win- ter in the mountains with an Eng- lish party. He left for the East this afternoon. —H. P, Thiele & Brother, cigar manufacturers, have dissolved part- nership, and Mr. B. P. 'I'hiele will carry on the business alone at 586 Thirteenth street, between Capitol avenue and Davenport street. He 18 an energetic business man, and will continue to increase his busi- ness and meet with the same success that has thus tar rewarded his e'- torts. He manufactures cigars of excellent quality, at eastern prices. He is enabled to do this by cutting down expenses and buying his ma- terial in large quantities. | —At a meeting of the Board of Education Thursday evening & res- olution was adopted providing thai until further o ders the meetings o’ the board will be held in the upper southwest room in the Third ward school building. G. W. Gray was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of H. G. Clarg of the Third ward. E. K. Long was elected vice president in place of H. G. Clark, resigned It was or- dered that a meeting of the exam- he could give no good and satis‘ac- tory account. He was examined at the Police Court, and the evidence seemed strong enough to warrant Jud~e Po-ter in holaing him for trial at the next term of the District Court, placing his bail at $500, which he was unable to give, and he was accordingly sent to jail Campbeil was also held in custody to make sure of his testimony at the trial. Ambition is rarely satisfied with any attainment. The greatest men have been the most restless in achievement. Another example is found in B. T. Babbitt’s Toilet Bo»p his latest invention. In this are combined delicate, natural scent, and the purest material to be found. As a result, itis unequaled, and will soon become the great popular ta- vorite. The popular aud progressive house of Cruickshank & Co. have an ele BROIDERIES. 8tsat tu th DISEOLUTION OF .PARTNER- cHIP. er has this day been dissolved by itol avenue and Davenport. 1t YOUR BARGAINS IN McDONALD'S. 1t 6-1t Kaese & Ziebel Kuchen Saloon, on 13th Street. DANCING ACADEMY. Miss Montgomery’s School ¥ill commence on Wednes. jan61t* o’clock, at Clark's Hall. jan6 1t EMBROIDERIES;! New Gooas, Sweetly pretfy, At CRUICKSEANK & Co.’s t3sat tu th NEW EMBROIDERIES, This season’s importation, At CrUICKSHANK & Co.’s. 3t-at tu th NEW EMBROIDERIES, Edgings and Tnsertiona to Match. At CRUICKSHANK & Co ’s. t3sat tu th You want one of Bunce's holiday hats for to-morrow. 1t gant assortment of NEW EM- The firm of H. P. Thiele & Broth- mutual consent, H. P, Thiele hav- ing bought the whole interest, and he will carry on the business at No. 586 Thirteenth street, between Cap- COME BOUN A~y SECURE THOSE CHEAP CLOAKS AT WELF & PITTSBURG, MONONGAHF | LA, RYE WHISKY at M. W. KENNEDY'S, 488 Thirteenth-st. this eveningat Lauterbach’s Cont'nental Evening{ ofered. I go East Jznuary 15th, dey mnight, Jannary 10th, at seven | meaning business, address or call at EMBROIDERIES ! ining ‘committee be held at such times this month as will be most convenient for the members, for the examination of those teachers who may desire examfnation, and for the examination of those teachers in theschools who do not hold certi= ficates. —In the Cnicago Zribune or Bat- urday, Jan. 6, appea:s a long die- pateh (2) in regard to the Nebraska Senatorial fight. It was evidently sent to the " ribune as a letter, and inserted as a ,‘special dispatch’” in order to make a show of enterprise on the part of that paper. It con- tainsseveral misstatements, which show that the writer is not so well posted as he might be. Perhaps the Republican will attribute the au- thorship of this “special dispateh’ (?) to the same person to whom it gave credit for a political dispatch on the same matter, in the 7ribune about a week ago. If the Republi- can does so, it will be wholly wrong. @ EBERHAR1’S “BAZAR" <& 3&~OFFERED FOR SALE.“@1 Having accepted an interest in & wholesale house in New York, to begin March 15th, guaranteeing me a certainty of $10,000 yearly, I wiil sell my business here, the *Variety Bazar’—the best established, best advertised, and best paying business for capual invested in the West. Established 1¢ years, and doing & first-rate trade (an increase of 10 per cent. over any previous year.) Business is Books, Toys, Stationery, t Wall Paper, Birds, Baby Buggies, Library) &e., occupying corner brick, 80 feet deep, 2 floors ana basement, (fine stairway to 2d floor), 1n a splendid location. Must have half cash down. It sold soon no bonus for good will, but will sell atcost of stock and fixtures. If not sold by March 1st, I withdraw it, putting a party here to run it for me. 7hisis a rare chance seldom returning February 1st. Those Eberhart’s ** Bozar,” Omaha, Neb. ». 8.—Not cne dollar of indebted- ness on the stock—all paid for. jan4-t10 [18] once tingan’s Magnoha REalm pre serves and restores the complexion, removes freckles, tan and sallow- ness; makes tbe skin soft, white wnd delicate. Its application can- uot be detected. mar20eod &wWy THE OMAHA HOUSk is the best one dollar and a half SHOOTING SCRAPE. LINCOLN. A Bootblack W.unds a Colored | Man in the Stomach. Quarters. A Quiet D Correspondence of the Bee. Tom McVey,a bootblack, while loafing, Baturday night, in the sa- loon formerly kept by Curry, on lower Douglas sireet, interfered in a game of cards by giving ‘‘pointers” to one of the players, to which Hen- ry Turner, a colored man, who was playing a hand, objected There- upon a quarrel ensued betweea Tur- ner and McVey, when the latter drew a revolver and shot the tormer in the stomach, and escaped out of the back door. The wound is a very dangerous one, and may prove fatal. The in- jured man was conveyed to his home, corner Tenth street and Cap- itol avenue, and a doctor was call- ed to attend him. The ball was probed for, but could not be found Policeman Byrne and Gorman arrested McVay in a house, corner of Ninth and Dodge street, but not until after he had made a desperate resistance and been knccked down with a billy. He will be examined at the police court this morning. proposil one. tions of the chamber. States. THE GENERAL SENATORS of the Btate. MUST BE CLOSED OUT. Welf & McDonald are now offer- ing Cloaks at 25 per cent. below cost, in order to cloc2 out their winter stock to make room for spring styles. 1t Everything at low figures at Bunce’s. 1t NEW EMBROIDERIES. 5,73, 10, 124, 15, 16}, and 20 cents. CRUICKSHANE & Co.’s. t3sat tu th due to grey hairs. brose and Birkhauser. The iaates or wood Samaritan Hospital propose giving one of their old-time ‘‘balls” on January 11th at Clark’s Hall. Good music will be 1n attendance, refreshments will be served, and it is hoped that in covsideration of its worthy object, a large sum will be reali~- ' I3 tickets, $1.00, and cxn e fouad at Burnsides are constituents. New Damasse, Suits 1eceived this | ary order; week at Welf & McDonald’s. 1t «1MPORTANT.” of Clothing and Gents Furnishinrg Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc., sold at “LowER” pri- ces than ever in this city, by M. HELLMAN & Co. jaudeod-febl A fine Beaver Closk for $5.00, At WELF & MCDONALD’S. A perfect fit guaranteed or no sale. 1t lay. his own pocket. Some of the liquor dealers say | il providing the that they cannot sell so much hquor since the French Coffeee House has been moved to 252 Farnham street. Nearly all prefer thatsplendid coffee to liquors. decl5eod6m TO GET good bargains, call at the one price store of M. HELLMAN & Co., tain. Jandeod-febl The ‘I'ake your oyster meals at the French Coffee House, 252 Farnham street, and you will have them first rate. decl5eod6m “GRAND CONCERT” every night at the Billard Hall of the Omaha House on Harrey street, between 12th and 13th, by the iting Cards, Ball Programmes, Ball Tickets, Circulars, Posters, efe., at the BEE Job Rooms; 138 Farnbam street. tf and Van Pepoon If you prescrive remedies your- self, see that they are effective and will do no harm. “Forest Tar” preparations are of this character, for the throat and lungs. dec5-d1m votes, CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS- WARE. Hobbie’s great closing out sale at cost. 222 Farnham street, up-stairs. dec 9-1m, Any lady who will send us 15 paid-up yearly subsciiptions, out- siae of Omaha, for the Daily BEE, will recuive from us by express as a Zft a new $75 Bewing Machine, of any make she may prefer. tf CAUCT next week. mentioned. wick & Balke Co. augbtfeb5'77 9 BcE McKelligon’s card on first paze ‘une2tt We bave just taken invoice and | hopeful and confident. marked all goods “DowN"’ at bot- tom figures. Now is your time to buy Clothing and Gent’s Furnish- ing Goods cheaper than ever. M. HeLLmaN & Co., Corner Farnbam and 13th street-. jd-eodtofebl derson. final triumph of that is almost certai. Personal Points of WSome Senators. ay. SENATE CHAMBER. | L1xcoLx, Friday, Jan, 5th, 1577, Ibe small apartment the thirty ~enators, their desks and chairs though s mewhat larger than most school buildings where fiity are comfortably esconced, is yet very inconvenient for the members. It is probable that after a trial of two or more weeks, Tom Kennard’s cemmittee on public I uildings will find less difficulty to put through a tion for the enlargement of the Capito!, or the erection of & new Artistic finish seems not to have been consulted 1n the decora- The only or- naments are two small steel engrav- ings of Webster and Clay, placed on either side of the president’s chair, and a soiled map of the United There is scarcely a country debating club that has not more and better pictures beautifying the walls of its meeting room APPEARANCE COF is highly satisiactory to the pride Their bearing is die- nified. They are mostly well-dress- ed, and, as a body, are rather above ordinary in personal appearance. Some of them are young men with keen intellects, and with a few years experience, will be able fo take the positions which too oiten now fall to men of mediocre talents 0l1d heads, too, peer up from behind the desks, aithough aone but Van Wyck and Hayes wear spectacles or are able to lay claim to the respect wilcox sports a grey moustacbe, but his hair has not lost much of its original brown. Pepoon is beld, and the hairs are getting to be few and far between over the dome like pates of Am-| — Full beards prevail with twelve; mousmques only beautify the otherwise piain physiognomies of 81X ; whiskers and born by several, while ‘our stand in a bare-taced at- tituaes before their colleagues and Some sit with feet elevated to a level with brains, listening, with | gxo, scarcely ever a word to offer 3 some ... |sit erect, and with much dignity note the proceedings of the bcdy with 1nterest; others nervously lis- lookout for questions of purliament others 1gnore the esn}b- lished usages and ouly comply with the rules atthe instance of the gave! | I the;presiding officer. One ¢ his line of argument to t'= theory of ¢zonomy and vpposes a1l legislation attended with any out- y. A secoud seems to consider the constitutionality or statutory le- gality of all propositions, and & third cares little or anything for any ot these points so long asa measurs commends itself to him as of a par- tizan chaacter or directly effects GEITING INTO WORKL: G ORDF? is of course the first otject to be a« complished, and much time 18 spent conven’enc ) which legislative bodies usually ob- Differences of opinion con- tinually arise as to how many pet- quisites they can reasonably expect a limited State treasury to supply, and yet not appear profligate. How- ever, this afternoon, after an inef- fectual atttempt to act upon the Governor’s message, business began to receive attention, and three bills were offered by Crawford, of Cum- Cor. Farnham & 13th Bts. | ing, and given their first reading. first prohibits the destruction of birds, under per alty ; the second amends ihe revenue laws, and the third provides f.r court reporters, and increases their pay to eight dol- lars per day for stenographic work and ten cents per huhdied words ters are a'l worthy of atteation, and the Senator from Cuming, deserves credit not only for p esenting thewm, but for being the first to ina ,ura’e regular business bearing upo. sub- $5,000 orchestrion. d28-tf | jects of general interest to the State. TR BT d A QUIET DAY Business (‘aras, snow Cards, Vis - ed. Nothing spirited oe- curred except on the qi >stion, re- considered, a8 to how many papers each member might be entitled to. Wyck tock grounds opposing allowing any, and when the vote was taken it became evident that the papers were to be BOG cut oft, when Howe and Garfleld, who hoped to be recorded ss ecou- omists, concluded they would rather vote in favor than be deprived of the reading matter, changed their thys making a e, upon which President Abbott summarily disposed of the matter by deciding 1 favor of the papers. SES. The Democrats have held no cau- cus exceps with the Independents and Republican bolters, but it;is uu- derstood that they will conclude upon & man for U. 8. senator early (alhoun, of Nebraska City, is largely in their favor, and Morton, of the same place is also The Hiteheock men appear badly himeelf is begiuning to admit the | peo, provability of defeat, but he confi- dently expects to name his sue- cessor. On the other band, every- | body in the anti-Hitchcock camp is | Perfect harmony and a most cor- dial understanding prevaiis between 1‘ i A Crouunse, Briggs, ~aunders and Man- They appear to care less | for thier personal success than the the cause, and LINC, allotted to | NOTICE.—Adverusements of To Let, For | Sale, Lost. Wants, Found, Boarding, &e., | will be inserted in these columng once for TEN line. FIVE CENT MONEY TO LOAN. DR. EDWARDS. 181 Farnham St. ivi2te N[ ONEY TO LOAN—L. F. Maginn, At- AVL “torney, Visscher’s Block. Umaha. jan5-1lm ONEY. T0 LOAN—D. L. THOMAS, Visscher’s block. janl-tt HELP WARTBD— FEMALE. YA ANTED—Girl to do kitchen work at 31 Davenport street. References required. . jan5-3t WA‘NTED—A girl to do general house- work. Apply at the touthwest efim;r of Farnham and 17th streets, MRS. H. P. DEUEL. dec29-tf WANTED—BUARDERS. w ANTED—Boarders, 200 Howard street. 73 decd-Im_ FOR SALE-RE:L ESTATE. OR SALE—Fif.y lots back of High School. BOGGS & HILL OR SALE—$) acres. 16 miles frem eity. would exchange. BOGGS & HILL. }!‘Oh SALE 80 acres, 12 miles from city. Bestchance ever offered. BOGGS & HILL. 4 OR SALE—4@ acres, 15 miles from city * your own price. BUuGa & HILL. ; OR SALE—A few hundred acres back of Florence. $.0,50 per acre. BuGGS & HILL. OR SALE—Luwproveg farmwof 80 acres, 15 ! i - from citg— g ,00s BUGES &HILL, OR : ALE—We can give some good bar- gains in corner lots.. BOG4WS & HILL. + 1, OR SALE—One of the finest farms in Ne- br: ka, 2 miles from city. L0GGS & HILL, JOR SALE—We will build three good houses south west cor. 18th and_burt, and =1 on ex:, terms. BOGGS & HILL., ..k~ We will_build three more K " cottage: beck of Hign_ School, on montily pajments. BuGGS & HILL. IOR SALE—At panic prices and on most liberal terms: 195 lots, 122 acres, two hotels and ce:eral houses, located in differ- ent parts of the city. North east, south and west. Several of these lots aro located 1n the heart of the city. On Farnham, 13th and Other streets near the Post Office and urand Central Hotel, Lhis preperty will be sold lot by lot acd in acre or nal: acie picces. s0. P, BEMIS, Cozzens House, 9th and Earney streets. decd-Iw. ataw- ut i, OR SALE—One of the finest farms in Ne- I braska, 267 scres, only two miles and a half trom Omsha, fine house, and never failing spring, ruzaing water &c,. Will scll e O}her usual | ror,, then write, then get up and | 3t "% VN n it ral termms. W d. places. jan€&i1 | eross the house, or becon members | CONNELL, s Bloc decll-eodtf pear and earnestly question or ta'k s e - BARGAINSIN REMNANTS, |tothem, tben st first opportunity F. et o) g’i“éfia‘fif‘f"f‘,fi Closing out last year’s embroideries | SPring to their ‘ze"v and addressing | 36" Aduress K., Bee Office. of the chair start their tonguesin mo | ——————————————————— ! ¥ 20, i i OR SALE—] s, lots, farms, A CRUICESHANK & Co.’s. tion orsend a resolution to the Tands \{"_o‘fx‘}x-:lit'cof.‘gf B;’r‘xl;3 t3sat tu th desk. Some meem even on the | ham-st. janl-tt FOR SAL.—SEWING MACHINES. OR SALE—A new $75 Sewine Machine at very reduced figures. Apply gzzflhi: z 0224 fice JOR SALE—A new Victor $% Sewing Machine, for §5 cash. Apply at thw office. u o FOR SALE—COAL. OAL—COAL-J. E. KDWARDS, com ymission merchant, is now prepared i deliver Wyoming, Lackawanna ana Ic coal at lowest rates. 1% Farn HOU Houss of 5 rooms. fuil lot, 15th and Nichola+ sireets—$s00. BOGGS & HILL. House and lot back of hlgh school, on monthly payments—:500. BOGGS & HILL Splendidre. lence prupen& center of City 3,600, BOGGS & HILL. New House, on leased grounds—$800. BOGGS & HILL. A desirable house. fi.st class iocation ez leased ground—s.30. BOCGS & HILL. House with small lot, center of ei!{—sl.m BOGGS & HILL. 4 ground, 3 rooms _$150. BGGGS & HILL. e on lease ground 17th and Deumwl:o)l Houreon” B EGGG & ALL FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. OR cheap, LE—A good two horse team, BOGGS & HILL. I, OR SALE OR RENT VERY CAEAP--A billiard table. Enqu're Jo-genson's tobacco siore, cor. Tenth and Jackson s's, dec26-tf —At a very reduced price, two ips in the Davenport Business R Bee Apply or address, K. - College. for copying the work. These mat- office. 5 FOR 1.ENT-ROOMS. F(ll( RENT—The basementand the store rooms above tie banking office of Caldw 'l Hamilten & Co. Tequire «t their office, ; SO jand-2w JJOR RENT—Houses and rooms, furnish ed and unfurnished. DR. EDWARDS, 181 Farnham-st. novl7-to jani7® CENTS per line; ench subsequent insertion, | Grifin and others as defon ia ; The first insertion | and it the obje | never less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. | fro onqmay be taken of the amoant due 70 LOAN—MONEY. _ | and wite on tre ist day of Seniemb: 1 it LEGAL NOTICE. To George Smith Barclay Wi itc Junior vetta C. Warren Wolcott Barclay W.la and Peter Housel non-resident defendants. You are hereby notified that on the 2 et rlitigu ']ulilled irict Cout in and for Do Nebruska by George S. Gi;mn:‘n.-!n(l:» and_against you impleaded with Joel prayer of which petition is that the said pla‘ntif upon ce: tais wortgage exceuied by the saic J(‘):l"i“.n(a. to secure the sum of $5,000 wi-hj 12 per cent. from dats oagable th the - of the said plaintiff on the lst day of e | tember 1875, that an oruer ‘made quiring the payment of sum wit] a a short day to be fixed wnd that i sach payment the eaid i may be ordered to be sold and the applied to the payment thereof lnpdn’l‘:d deem said premises from sale for taxes ay to pay the delinquent taxes due thereon a costs and attorneys fees to be awa: ed by the Court. Also that the s defendants Barelay White and Pete, Ho may bcre%ngre_d to di:cloce the extent a: nature of their interest in or lren on the premises and the amount thereof, that | amount due to the ssid Geo. Warren Smil under his mortgage on lot4 in block 87, Omaba City may be ascertained and th said lot may besold and the proceeds appli to the payment of the amount which m: be 80 found due, and to the redemption taid lot from sale for taxes and the balan 80 the amount 50 to be found due to plainitf, that thereupon the said defenda: may each of them be forever excluded fr all right enterest and equity of redempti in or to said premises or any partyhreof a; for general relief. The said premises thus described. Lot 4 block 87, in Omal City, the 5. w. % of the n. w. X of secti 6 township 14 Kange 13 east. Also the s % of the n.e. }{ of section 1 townshi range 12 east, also commencing at the S corner of the west 3 of the . e. % of tion 1township 14 range 12 east, thence 23,19 chains, then . 1130 'cbains center of little Pay creek thence i soutberly direction along the meande: said creek toa point io the center ofs creek, on the south line of the west ' zg: n e(% tllf sm}lhwglion 1, thence east9) in+ to place of beginning, contai all 99.16 acres of land. x = ou are required to answer said Petj on the 5th day of February, 1877. L GEQ. W. DOAN: dec27-wiw Atty. for plaint A CARD. To all who are suffering from the e: snd indiseretions of youth, nervous =. cevered by a misgionary in South Ameri Send a urt-lddmned r:nlvnelo o he Ri Josapr T. Ixuaw, - Novw Vork (lity. LEGAL NCTICE. T the Orche -d City Agricultural Works, Po: ‘smouth * gricultural Works, nou-vfl dent d ~ud ints. a2 bereby not'fied that on the - it 1876 a kil of partical: was filed in the County Courtof Doug| 0 is. Nebrask, Ly Dan Burras plaint and aga’1st rou asde. ndants, he ouj| and ::J" of which is the collection of hun and twenty dollsrs and forty th ceats (81:0,43) claimed by said 1 l2"ntiff cash rpaid for freizht of defendants gos and for rerairs and storige of said gon You are reqai =d to answer said bill of ticu'~rs on che 5th duy of I ebruary fl’g 5 Wy..L. PEABODY, jan3- wit Attorney for plaintiff 2ToE Stite of v win, wouglas County, s8 ; At 2 county court Ield st the coun court room, in and for said county, Dec. 2] A. D., 18%. P s C. . Sedgwi County Jud er of the eet of Max Henry Stein, deceased. On reading and fling the verf ition of Elise Stemn, praying that the will and testamentof the said Max. Hes Stein deceased, be allowed. probated, established, which will is on fils this court. Ordered, that January 24th D., 1877, at9 o’clock a. m,. is assigned d petition, when all persons in said matter may appesr a county court to be held, in and for s county, and show cause why the prayer, petitiomer s!ould notbe granted ; and ti notice of the pendency of said petition the hearing thereof, be given to all ‘pexs interested in said matter, by publi copy of this order in the Omaha Weekly a newspaper printed in said county,! three successive weeks, prior to said da) hearing. C. H. SEDGWIC (A true copy.) PURE BLCOD Is the ife, but bad blood is the abo: tion. From it and derangement of th neys and urinary organs, come mos, and aches and all diseases Q€ # It acts as a diuretic evacuant in Dropsy, Gout, Gravel, and all disel the Kidneys, while it acts on the st as a tonic. It moderately accelerat circulation, gently encourages the act owels d powerfully augmen the b urinary seeretion—purifies and cleanses blood, thus removing the cause of b sarbuncles, scrofula and all_eruptive cutaneous ‘diseases; reduces ‘inflammaf rheumatic and neuralgic pains and allays inflmmation of thekidneys,gland fibrous tisues and joints, softens and off gravel and other calculus deposits urinary organs ; cures Diabeter, bi Kidney Disease, Lucorrhea, (Female, ness). fula and all diseases arisy disorder of the uriny organs angl il state of the blood, and especiall yfdar femals complaints. Itis a safe and ant alterative, and cures without dey the strength of the organs or the to general system. In other countries j 0 was so high that it gained t of “'King’s Cure,”” A daily use of it most cases prevent, and in all cases mj the attack of the diseases for which if commended. It is beneficial for eruptivedischarges on the skin ; but ning sores, or severe pains ™ the jo Dr, Green’s Crimean Linament, and beast. Forsaleby J. K. and by C.E. G 1877 NEW YORK, TO RENT-HOUSES. TOR RENT—Two desirable cottages, $20.00 ver month, and one small house $15 per month. -CGGS & HILL. OR RENT—Building torth east cor. of 7th and Cavital ave, w ;OE RENT—House at 17th and Cumi streets. Apply to J. REDMAN. i OR RENT—Cottage of 5 rooms and base- . =outh west corner Websior and Inquire at 706 19th stree! . etween d Lurt. jan5-5t* OR «ENT—House, with six roocs, in acdition, atths terminusof track. Enquire_ J. B. rnhai street. janZ-tf }!‘l,vR_REA T—House on Cuming st. Has nine recoms, well and cistern. JNO, G. JACUBS, HLeal Estate Agt. jan -tf BOARD NG. LE BOARD in thocits atthe o Hotel ; Corner Tenth and Lioward-sts. for »4.00 per week. decS-lm TAKEN UP.__ l KEN UP—BEy the subtcriver at his res- idence in Valiey Precinct (See. &v. T, 15 s n R 1. E.) in Douglas county, four head ot i i demoralized to-might. Evidences D f t 3 cattle, vz: . spotted cow jernaps three Xoe julliscd {abies, pupPlios) ofc., of their mmevitable defeat are accu- | ears o red yurlir% Beifers and 1 see advertisement of J. M. Bruns- | n,yjuting on all hards. Hiteheock | White calf. Owner can hae ihe same by Valley, identifying and paying charges. TLAS AUSTIN decl1-ewsw® STRAYED. S RAYED—tron the residence of Mrs Wilson, 366 Lodge street, about tie | 26th of December, & roan cow: g ml The fiuder wiil be suit_bly remardr. by re turning the same. ianztf SAFE KOVING., | JDERRSONS hiving safes to move either up_ stairs or down stairs oz any other place. will o we 1 by calling on L. Duzgan, as he is prepared at all times to do sueh j prices that defy competition cuaranteed Orders left at Ir “ForesT TAR BALVE” relieves hotel between New Y. nd San Francisco. FRED IRTH, dec28tf Prop'r. the burning pein, and promotes a disposition to heal. 2 diw t & l1s’s Store_will be promptly attended to. L. Du'iGAN, =06 13th street. jan.-1w ily cured.Painiess: o T -| The different edi‘ions of Tax the year will be the same as durin that has just passed. The daily edi on week days be a sheet of four papd on Sunday » sheet of eight pages, o : while the weekly editiof a sheet of eight pages of the sanie d sions and character that are already, mr to ou Tum Bux will continue to be the s advocate of reform and retrenchmen of the substitution of statesmanshil tegrity for hollow preten becility and freud in_the administraj publle’ offairs. It will contend for ernment of the people by the people the people, as opposed to governn frauds in tne ballot-box and in the o of_votes, enforced by military violer will endeavor to supply its readers not tar from a million souls—with careful, complete, and trustworthy a4 of current events, and will en{pln) purpose a numerous and carefully 3 staff of reporters and corresponden reports from ¥ aghington, especiall. full, accurate, and foa-less; an coubtless continue to deserve and ¢ hatred of those who thrive iy plu the Treasury or by usnrping whag does mot give them, while it wi to merit the confidence of the pub fending_ v e rights of the people a encroachmen's of unjustified powe The price of the daily sun wiil bel a wonth or $6.50 a year, post p the Sunday_edition $7.70 a year._ The “unday edition alone, ¢ un, | columna, will be furn: rate of ¥ a year, pos: paid. 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