Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1877, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS, Has the best tock in Omaha, and makesthe: Lo west2Prices Charles Shiverick, FURNITURE Bedding, mirrors, and evervthins pertaining to the Furniture and Uy. holsterv trade. Parties desirine goods in this line will find it to their interest to call before purchasing. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 203 Farnhsm Stree: ESTABLISHED 1846. The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co, 1, 1%, 15,17 and 19, Rush St , North Water and Michlan Strvers ‘Warebouse, 47, 49 and 52, State St., Chigago. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF Tz { Cheap Farms ! Free Homes ! ~——ON THE LINE OF THE— Union Pacitic R. R A LAND GRANTOF 12,000.000 Acres of the st Rorming & Mineral Lanis IN AMERICA. BANKING HOUSES. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED:" 'BARKING HOUSE IN NEBRABKA. * CALDWELL HAMILTON &GO BANKERS. Business transacted : same as that of an incor- b pornA ted Bnnkk e 8 ccounts kept cuar- g 3,000,000 in Nebraska, rency or gold subject to i AT PLATTE VALLEY., | sight check without no- 10 **" | Tho Garden of tho west. | tice e —FOR SALE— Oogflmh:lo! h(llenodtl s P M o cowpeTon gy | Mmed payatle dn three, = bearing interest at six per cent. per annum, or ::I‘domndwithm:finur- Advances made to cus- omers on approved se- curities ai market rates of interest. Buy and sell gold, bills ofexchange,government State, County -ud City bonds. Drnw ight drafts on reland, Scot- | hnd -nd all parts of Eu- rove. ONEY AND COMMERCE. OMABA Nas., Jan. 17, 1877, tiold, at Omaha—Buyiog, §105a | 1053 ; selling, $1 97 a 1 073. s {5 3 o1 N—PEOVISION, PRODOCE | 13xi3 IX u mo‘?l(vfl"*). E1C. o :: Butter—Kresh roll or prints wuslin wrappings, 16 quality. Fresh Eggs—23a25c per dez. Poultry—Is working scarce, and good dry-packed turkays are worth | 10al2c per pound; chickens, 7asc; | geere, wanted at 12¢; ducks, 10allc. | G Noi Game is all :zz:;m, | pe- 2 ;nl;'""e“ Apples—A trifie firmer ai 2758 | B ‘“’?4;"‘ i 300 per bbl. Nos, Baw 1 Cranberries—In light stock and | DiscountZver at on ful condies. [firmer at 13 00 per barrel for Cape | ¥imt quaitty Ro 120 0 Tod, and 4 50 per Jersey bushel box. 9o Nok Califuraia Pears and Quinoes—In chuc‘ln both dae smoots, Noakde good order, at 3 50 per box of forty o No% gfl pounds. Oranges and Lemons—A carload | of Messinas jobbing at5 00 per box. | New Dates—In small mats, 10c per pound. ~ew Figs—In boxes, drums, bags and baskets, 10a12c per pound. California white comb boney, in sectional frames, 21¢ per pound. Booth’s Oysters ~Selects, 47c; standards, 37¢; anchors, 300, SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. DORSETT & CO. XNo. 163 Harney streot. Buyers, Packers, ANDIWHOLESALE DEALERS 1x Country Produoce. BUTTER EGGS AND POULTRY A SPECIALITY. CHEAP AND VALUABLE BOOKS. and Stock-Raisers, - | Amgime. s ] Clarendon 10x14 IC, best % City Meat Market, A SHEELY BzeS, | Foaben jever Bert einer. gropen Borrath bon frtided Fletld, Soed, RalbAcS, Befliacl und W vors thig, pleigfads alle Uste Witrfte, Feiles @eamie fets an Db, T jatireiden fulprud bittet. prne— TN pLATE. For Farmer quatity 10 i3 As sn inducement for farmers and stock raisers to subscribe for the BEE, the publisher has completed arrangements for receiving all the Teading works on sgriculture, stock raising, aud ail other works pertain- ing to the specialties of farming, or cattle, sheep, horse, or other stock raising ; also, treaties on grains, | | vegetables, and other produce, &, | at_rates from 15 to 30 per cent. be- | low the retail prices. The benefit | of this reduction will be extended exclusively to our patrons. As sn illustration we herewith append s few of the leading valuable works, which really should be In the hands | of every farmer who wishes to ox- cal, at the termsspecified. We will | furnish the WEEKLY BEE one year in addition to the books named, for the prices referred to. ELEMENTS OF AGKICULTURE, A Book for Young Farmers—By Geo. Waring, Jr.; 254 pages; cost, £1.00 with the Weekly BEE one year for $2.50. NEW AMERICAN FARM BOOK. Orignally by R. L. Alien, re- vised ‘and enlarged by Lewis F. —Our to-days quotations , Jao. ey deltvered to our addrees at are as_follow, different R. R. dopots. Fresh roll butter 16c. 01d packed butter 10 to 14c as to quality. Fresh eges, by express, 2o—subject to | Latge nigs Emall pige Ber tin Sheat tin Bto hos B i _sov e 3 to ’l(nnln solderextra refin JOHN L- HILL- BUTCHER. No. 484 Fourteenth St- Keeps constantly on band, Fresh Meats of All Kinds. Poultry and game of overy description, Smoked moate, fams, Shoulders &o.. ooty Gelivired 1o, sty oercof tha city free of cost. Ovsters & speciality. Prices reaconatle. RED AT OMARA. JoTpes. Coope’ furnished Live chickens 5e per freeof oha 'DORSETT & SHEPHERD, Agents for the CELEBRATED LOWEK VEIN COAL. Special contracts made for coal in carlload THE BEE T Circulating Medium —IT HAS-— 6,020 SUBSCRIBERS! —REACHING A— POPULATION OF OVER 36,145. FACTS FOR BUSINESS MEN WHO ADVERTISE TO CONSIDER. feb2i mon wenasat ¢f Jen yoare” oredit, interest only & Eree Homesteads for actualsettl 10 best location for colo Soldiers entitled to hemestead of 160 acres. Douhlo refined. No u : b Ruegis, pezfect, 7012 do" " Nolitsined *A’ American imitation Russis A o thas ekl bundio it o cent. am Omaha to purchasers o Descriptive pamphlets, ape, and THE PIONEER. » bandsome fllustra‘ed containi the Bomettoud low. Blod e 17 .u?.?:'. thews o e (I DA MEAT MARKET 164h Street bet. California and Webster. We ki hsnda I of freeb | 210l eater A1 S arms Hok of Tne Cured Hams and Breakfust By At the lowest rates. Free passes {rom raitroad 1a Zastary Nas. 7, Ofies. ® A 'k Beager Crack AA e makors ORZ SO 4. B. GRINELL, Recei Tirogh Lire North and sonth | In connection with the Chicago, Milwau- 0 & St. Paul Railway, and the Groeat East & West Line ~—FORMS AN— Unequalled Route —FROM—o Omaha to St. Paul ~$_ 100,000 AND OTHER 1,000,000 Minnesota Points I Pastergers by tile route leaving Counel Blufis cn_the sfterncon tratns ‘will make diroct connectien different jone- s with €5 St. Paul Ex ress! Avolding delay, hetel bills ar transfer. THROUGHTICKETS 754 SALE, Aball the principal tio® ‘a8, a1 mh-mown e CHICAGO, Rock Island & Pacific Raiload, THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM OMAHA TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST. ¥ia Des Molnes, Luvervort ard Koek laland This RBoute being t ousi'y equipped with elegant new Cosches, lsce Sloeping Cars, baving thefadvantage 3 s:00th and well ba. Iasted track, oflers the teaveling public an East arn Line ubeqoaled for Speed, Comfort and Baetv., e All Passenger Tratns are equipped with the WESTINGHOUSE PATENT Aix Bmaxes and U1y Business men who adveruse will do well to look at the subjoined statement of ci culation of Tes Bxe, November 1, 1876, Allen, 526 pages, embracing & com- | Merchants advertise in newspapers o reach prehensive and thorough treatise of | the people. It thorefore pass to investi- % <o | eatoand ascortain the best medium to ac- every branch—agriculture, cultiva- | somplish that result. The circulation of tion of the land, changing of crops, | Tax Bzx is larger than thatof any paper i | raising cereals, vegetables, &c., | the trane-Missouri country. excepting Som Francisco journals One additional fact managementof oattls, horses, sheep, | Sty R SR ey 1 wot merely's hogs, fowl, bullding houses, cisterns, | el or State paper. bat tences, making all necessary useful | A NATIONAL JOURNAL. calculation, and 1n fact embracin | Ite constantly increasing subscription list everything of value to the farmer, | embraces persons in nearly overy State and Coet, neatly bound, $2.60; with the | LLST Lo Lo, Tl DT Weekly BEE one year. for $3.75. ing the first three thousand cubscribers. AMERICAN POMOLOGIST. When that number i ance rached. the it Apples—The most complete trea- | 1 » " St & THE Te 0 toreet, tise on apple culture published ; 293 {llustrations, 750 pages; cost $3.00; more varied and of general interest, and its advocates help to increase its subscription with Weekly BE: one year, for $4.00. ~_ PROFESSIONAL CA-DI G. 3. HUNT. _ ORNEY AT LAW. Office 490 Thir- ATTRNERAT S W nmla‘né:. o ©C.F. MANDERSON. TIORNEY ATLAW. 342 Farnham 6t.. Omahs., Nebrasi W.J. CON'HELL (OUNSELOR AT LAW AND DISTRICT ‘Attorney for Seoond Judiclal Distriet, OMoe, Roome 1 and 2, Jacoh s Blook, Omaba, Nebraska, T Patent Novelty Beveled Billiard Table The Grand Central Hluudmc- Owmaha, has just been suppiiod with seven new Nonpas' -y e R oo i SRS S~ -|AA Rare Chance! =EC) CEEE [0l ud Nealy Bouad Book AT NOMINAL PRICESN, Gruceries—Collecs an sugars | have advanced, s will be <cen by our price hst. Trade continues fair. Wheat—No 1, 1 08§; Nog,1 06§; No 3, 95¢; rejected, S0c. Corn—Western mixed, 26c. Oats—No 1, 28c; No 2, 25¢; re- jected, 20c. Barley—No 2, 402; No 3, 25¢; re- Jeotéd, 20c. Rye--50c. COMMERCIAL. LIVE STOCK. Bteers on foot Calves do = 8 Lard oil, No 1 do extrs Benzine Waest Virginia Iubricating ¥ih oil Tarpentine A1NTS. ¥, White lead, striotly pars do do " ure do do zinc pure French do do do do do Amer. do Red lead do o Putty in bladders Discount2s of list. FRANK MUY, Preside EN. WOOD, Cushier. STATE SAVIHGS BAN ham Thirtes 13-4 NEBRASKA, » G WINDOW OLASS. Mink, do Wolverine Racoon do inforior Mauskrat, fall do winter do rpring do it Skunk, black prime narrow striped prine’ broad TTORNEY AT LAW. lith and Dougla Streets. with G. W. Duane. L.F. MAGINN, TIORNEY AT L:W. OFFICE—Vi- soher’s Block, On vha, Nebrasks. marl6tf T.W.T. RICHARDS, TTORNEY AT LAW. Offie, 40, 13th Street, betwoen Farnham and Harney, Omaba, Nebraska. WM. L. PEABODY, LAwTER ATIORNEY ATLAW. Offce.Creighton’s Dow block, southeast corner room, first door. Omah, A ortawart Caran 48333 OMATA........ ENEEE] list by thousands as readily as its agents se- cure hundreds at the beginning. Nebraska is one of the largest States in the Union. Many of its counties are inac- cessible to railroads. Yet there is mot a county in the State which Tax Bex does notreach. As an illustration we will men- | tion a few of the leading counties in the State: Adams county, 28 dailies, 2 _weeklies: Cass, 30 dailies, 176 weeklies: Clay, 18 dailies, 43 weeklies: Dodge, 34 dailies, 149 wesklies; Douglas, (outside of Omaha), 20 dailies, 185 weeklies; Fillmore, 19 dailies, 30 weeklies ; Gage, 23 dailies, 46 weeklios: Hall, 34 dailies. 8 weeklios: Jeff- erson, 3 dailies, 34 weeklies; Johnso dailice, 75 weeklies: Lancaster, 62 incoln county, 48 dai weeklies; Merrick, 20 daf Nemaha, 17 dailies, 91 weeklie: Deposits as emall as ona dollar reoeived and compound interest allowed on the same, ADTARTAGES GER CEATIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, The whole or any part of a deposit after romaining in tho bank taree months will draw interest from data of deposit to pay- ment. The whole or any part of & depoait mav be drawn at anv time. augi-tf U.S.DEPOSITORY. To scil: ir.crease the circulation of THE WEEKLY BEE. nd introdace ay new Teaders throughout (Lo entire West, we ha R irranged to furnish The Bee to New Subscribersfor 6 Months With anyone of the subjoined list of valuabie books balow enumsrated for The Small Sum of $1.25. ‘These booksare neatly bouudZin clothlwith fancyZyilt edge. with a"stee! Engraved Vignett or Colured Frontis Piece, Making a very handsoue book forithe parior, and suitable ast HARRIS ON THE PIG. Breeding, behaving, manage- ment and improvement, with nu- werous illustrations; cost $1.50; with the veekly BEE one year, for $3.00. THE ~HEPHERD'S MANUAL. A practical treaties on the sheep; illustrated; by Henry Stewart; cost $1.50; with Weekly BEE one year, for $3 00. MODERN HORSE DOCTOR, Causes, nature and treatment of discases and lameness in horses; cost $1.50; with Weekly BEE one year for $3.00, BROOM CORN AND BROOMS, # treatise on raising broom corn aud makiug brooms. on a small or large scale. Cost75c; with Weekly BEE one year, $2.50. THE AMERICAN CATTLE DOCIOR, a complete treatiseon the discsses of CATTLE, BHEEP AND SWINE. 376 pages, illusirated, cloth gilt. Cost $250; with BEE one year for $3.76. H GARDENING FOR PROFIL | i the Market and Family Garien ; by Peter Henderson; finely ilius- trated. Cost $1.50; with the Week- | ly BEE ove year for $3 00. THE WHEAT PLANT, [ts origiu, culture, growth, develop- ment, composition, varietes, dis- eases, etc., together With remarks corn, its cuiture, etc.; profusely illustrated; 706 pages. Cost §1.75; with Weekly Bee for .15, FARM GARDENING AND GROWING, By Fraucis Brill—a book useful for every farmer, gardener and tiller of the soil. Cost$1.00; with WEEKLY BEE one year $2.60. BARRY'S FRUIT GARDEN, 460 pages, well illustrated und com- plete. Cost $2.50; with WEERLY BEE one year for $3.60. Hams BShoulders Tallow. do Nu Lemall nm- No 2 Buvun'o“ furred aud oloan per B and heavy Red tox NoT Rid fox No 1 Boorcin,redsnd short bius, per Ib Antelove e e LRSS S EEEEPOES Granulated Powdered Crushed Refined, cut loaf Standard ‘A’ Yellow *C" corrrx. 01d GoyernmentJava perlb Fancy Rio do Choioe *7 Prim Good Young Hyson Gun ‘*awdnr Imj Oolong Japan FERST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA, Corser Farnham and Thirtesnth8ts. he 0ltst Banking Etabtment COMAHA. Fengay ke et reneing No, v do No3 S It common boards S 22 stook boards, 10 and 12 inches Bl o * do Lstcloar 1, |1K. Pt mdz neh o ilo SIE TR Flooring, clear do " Ist common do do do do marrow, No 1 st olear c:iling /4 inch 8 do ot do It do % do 4 do o % do Ist do sic e 3d do do Ist common do A’ shinglos Extra No ] shingles Common No shingles Lath por 1000 D & H pickets pe_10 Square do do 0'G Batten per lineal foot Roushdo " do Buckingham & Greene, Anmumys AT LAW. 0dd Fellow Nebrasks. weeklios: Platte. 39 dailies, 20 weeklies Richardson, 14 dailies, 97 weekliee; Saline, 29 dailios, 82 weeklies: Sarpy, 15 dailies, 109 weeklios: Saunders, 3 dailies. 136 weeklies ; Seward, 24 dailies, 64 weeklies: Thayer, 10 dailies, 68 weeklies; Washing- . T4 weeklies; Webster, 30 USTIOE OF THE PEACE. Ofico—Cor, Tenth and Leavenworth-sts. __eoniotf J' A New Year’s or Christmas Present | IThis samelioffer is heldZoutfito getters up of clubs, to whom USTICE OF THE PEACE. Ofior Douglae-st.. west cntrance Caldwell Block. Gy B useal G. STEVENSON. JUSIICEOR THEPEAGE. Noii, Creieh- ton block, Omaha, Neb. Colléctions & Specialts. g 5 E. ESTABROCK, TIORNEY AT LAW. Offico, Creighton Diook, Omaba. Net " J.S. SHROPSHIRE. TTORNEY AT LAW. Room No. 1, 8. E. Sorner i5th and Douglas Streets, (STCUESSORS T0 KOUNTZE EROE.) ESTABLISHED IN 1856. Organize s a Mational Bank ‘August 200 1863 Capite aad Prafts rer 300,000, Pl oo !im--g A Rare Opportunity TOTAL IN THE STATES AND TERRITORIES. ailies. Weeklves. Total. oy 223 4AT offered at anomi and Historical Collection. ‘This willaleo afford Country Snday-schools,Granges other socisties By Getting Up Clubs TO SECURE CHEAP LIBRARIES OF GOOD SUBSTANTIAL READING. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIS OF THBBOUKS ANY OF WHICH W' = HED, A8 STATED, WITH T “The Omaha Weekly Bee,” FOR SIX MONTHS On Receipt of 8$1.25: LIST OF BOOKS: Aetop’s Fables; Don Jusn; Gulliver’s | and Dramatic Works : Tales and Stories Travels; Robin Hood ; Lalla Rooke ; Pope’s | Ireland ; Anecdotes of Lord Nelson ; Cook’s Homer’s Odyssey : Pope’s Homer's Illiad ; | Lettar Writer: Dryden’s Poetioal Works; Robinson Crusoe; Arabian Nights: Dic- | The History ‘of England ; History of the tlonary ‘of Leve: Franco Prussian War; | Russian War ; Goldsmith's Postical Works: NO CHANGE of cars betwosn Omahs and | LaB¢usge and Poctry of Flowers: Don | Life of Wellington : Life of Cromwsll: B ikt e e s evros | Quizotte ; Scottish Chisfs ; WanderingJow: | Life of Nolson; Popa’s Postical Works? Anesdotes of Napoleon ; Burns Pooms ;Dy- | Shelley’s Seleet Works: Walter Scot Pon.s Poome: Byron's Select Poems ; By- | Eords of the Iilss: Weolward's Seie Posms ; Explolts of KingArthar Parties suberibing for the Weekly Bsx, 4 months, can secure the paper with aay of the above books for $1.25. Remittances should be forwarded to BUSINESS MANAQER BEE. OMAHA, - - “'TA cost, alvery handsome and valuable Peaches eastern do ~ Salt Lake Peaghon 2 1b cans 1b eana Strawberrie, 2 1b cans Blackberrles Rbiabarb, 21b cans Cherries ' do Pine applesdo G 5 Literary do do per case do AT DIRZCTORS. . Kountze, Preatent. | Ino. H. C: Augustus Kountz,, H.W. Yales, Vice President. A.1. POFPLETON, Atiarney. ‘This bank receives deposits without regard o amoun Tssues time certificates bearing Draws drafts o B h' mmhn ent assage tic Taman Ve wen oI ERRNBRS LB SARRRSSESE ! LARE2LRIHRBO2BLRIBLIL2IVVSI2S2223 LEATHER Buffalo sote Matamoras do Best oak " ook solo “"T do" e, leading brands Domeetic ki Homioek. Sppor Onk. 3 Grain, Leave Dat y. connec ¢ s ollows AT DES MOINKS with the es Moines Vatie Bailroud for Onkaloom. Otinmws. Keokuk a5 Et. Louts, AT GRINVELL with the Contral Railroad of fows, for ali pointa north to St. Paul, AT WEST LTBSRTY with tho Burlington. ‘Cedar Espids & Minnesota Bailroad . for Burlington, Celer Rapids, Dubuque & St. Faul, st WILAON JUNCTION with the Eoath-Western Uranch, for Muscatine % soutn the Dasenport & St iota north. with the Western Unic e B . = TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW A ; Oprmer et 16b and p A= G. E. PRITCHETT. | a 'rox;»:sn D COUNSELOR ATLAW oon BHTZnen: SEREEIREB AL [ECE B 1 6 £ E 1 2 [ ¥ " 7 1 or foot do do per dox pegioot do ver skin 511 Thirteentn Street. 288338 LERII5333TVIAL,; 1b cans perosse 1) cansdo 4o slack. 2 b eons do do do llbesns do BaLr. bbl 235 7S Toppinks Moroceo (bootlez) do oil dreesed Simon _ DEXTER L. THOMAS, A'flvl!ly AND COUNSPLOR AT LAW Office-Room No. 8. Visscher's Block. J AMES O. ADAMS, TIORNEY AT LAW, Ofice, room 6 Creighton blook, corner Fisteenth and uglas streets. Janis-tf E. W.SIMERAL. TIORNEY AT LAW. Office—room Ad 8. Creighton block, corner of Douglas Fifteenth streets. cetll-d&wif 3 HSwe awd wome - per pide r bolt Oak herpess fosther, Bitiaburs” do Hol do No2 Oak line Jeather Hemlock harnesctesther No1 Hemlock line eather Fair bridle Team collars Stage do do Bcoteh _ do do Concord do Coller leather (black) per ft do do (russt) do Patont dash leather __do 8 Jd3 3 5 SAVED 0 ST. LOUIS. Fora BB Bmawamon ISLARD ity the Peoria & Rock ivosd for Puwin snd polaisens: | AT BDERAD JUXC.iwith, branch, for ile 'y, Lacon, Coillicoth sud Peoria. Puény SALLE with tze linols Central Ratl- a1l the linos East, North 80 60 SEED - Tho Kansas Ciiy, St Joe and Conacil Blufts R. R. 15 the only direct line to SAINTLOUIS! AND THE EAST. FROM OMAHA &.TH},‘- WEST BB BB oonwmnBiee <2 zza an Wastomgto e Foreign mail.. 22IHILYS & - ol B SEER SRR RS £l. Bl l:w:E—u z2a : ail Eastern cittes , end any infor ictetoon 5o do India do Sohimfer's(StLouls)Germando Omaha soan s sEm. riv0 Tonsom, BYRON REED, Byron Reed & Co.. THE OLDEST ESTABLISRED Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA. haeep 8 complots Lbstract of titlet all real estate in Om: Douglas county. mcmua.u:s Are one of the most valuable of our na- “tive frufts. Cooling and astrin ngent, they form when' eompounded and medicaiod the Ty beet and mafest remedy “known for Diarrhes., Dysentery, Flux, and what is sommonly called the Summer Complaints. Thess are always tronblecomo and sometimes fatal, it By Tives maichi be saved by énntdmm the other by the use of proget sttention, and cazs ‘many lives aro sacrif ions contatning lsadanum and other Dr. G lackberry Cordial & (o5t what it representa o ba: o pure medios- ted compound containing nothing injurions the tystom. vet promot and_effective check 0 cuie thete diseases in men ing made without alcohol, it is FOR THE TREATMENT OF "-.,.."',m“.....‘-“:‘r::sfwflr- 1 o Suge, e e & e weperally left worn and debilitated My d_moderate ufe of Dr. Green ‘onie will revive and build it up, giving tose and n‘om‘wholn nymnh'nh ap in- oty ot EE out ot o B Grees Bl mell cinee. ser d'nl e proprietore, ruff & Co.. Burlington, Jow .nnd th-y will Send you trisl sampies, as well as circular ‘or saleby J. K. Ish, and Good- -em ‘esthdly i tee Union HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. ‘the pr GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL | OMABA.......NEBRASKA. and best hotel between Chi: ey et n Chica- Mmmbnm 1 == R THE METROPOLITAN OMAHA.......NEBRASKA, 5 A VAN m«um, -Propristor. litan Hotel is contrally I e s o every Totpech: Tecently ‘boen ontiroly renovated, o vlbliu ind ta comfortable nd homeiike house was-tf THE ORIGINAL BRIGGS HO‘USE Cormer Mandolph-St. ssd Fifth-Ar., OEI0AGO..... LLINOIS. Baggege Unisxed Wmromgn fo all Prinnipai Eastorn Peixty All information regaritog Passengers and t bty (27iahed, aod Siguplng Car s for sie 2t the Company's Office 565 FARNHAM 8., (Grand Ceatral Hotel) Omaha 8. RIDDLE, Gen'leKl 2285 Dry hidos Dry salted hidos Doy calfand ki o) Tallow do MEDICAL. AMERICAN SUBH[CAL INSTITUTE EQ BeS This is tho cniy line running s | Potiman Po! Sleeping Day i Goach East from Omahn via St. 300 and Hansas Cliy to St Fouis on Arrival of the Um ton Pacific Express Tramn. PASSENGTX. TRAINS DAILY | ALL REACHING Easlern and Western Cities ‘With less changes and in advancs of other | lines. ‘This entire ne fs equipped with Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars LOUORS AND WINE. High wines per gat Alcobol 18 por cent do French JI its do Mashaifs Br'bon whiskrdo Milors " a0 randy, very fine do_inferior brands do Gin, 107 per cent Holland Gin. wper ount T z yamfm. m(y b ds per case FUE S Ale. Linburgh, per dos { ron’s Choice Poems: Cook’s Voyages: Moore’s Choice Works : Dryden’s Virgil ; Perfoot Gentleman ;: Perfoct Lady ; Life of Napoleon : Milton's Poems ; Mysterieaof | Parls: Royal Portune Teller: Dream Book : Soott’s Lady of the Lake : Lay of the Lost Minstrel ; Marmion : Coleridge’s Poetieal THE JOHNSON ORGAY, MAFUFACTURED BY THE Johnson Organ Company A, M. BMITH, Gon'l Paswr 2, 0. W. CLAIR, Passenger Agent, = § 8833 83383 $EER e B 8. 8 STEV. G Westors At Omaha, &nm H.P. DEUEL, Ticket Agent, Omaha Fitshurh; . Wayne & Chicago —am— ‘vaniaR. R, Li 28 a 20 2 1%5 28 10! Usbleaghed 58 o ol 8 88 0B o Bonttcatom s ra s ~B2ZL2BTRISISNRSBE 10 :%“ L Pennsi Througb to Chicazo WITHOUT CHANGE QF CARS. The Chicacn Burlington & Quincy RAILROAD. With ita Bmooth and Perfect Track, Elegant mger Coaches. and Condensed Time Table. do /. ACE DAY COAGHI Miller’s 8cfety Platform snd Coupler, AND THE Celebrated Westinghonse Air Brake. aarSoo that your tickets read visa KANSAS OITY. 3T. JOE & GOUNCIL BLUPFSRAILEOAD. | V14 OMARA & ST. LODIS Tiokets for ale at 53 o o T FRANK . MOORES Tioke! Ag.", 283 Fac- = ¥ . . L. %, S J.¥. BARNARD, A. DAWE A Centennial Roduction NOVEMBER, 1875. & cnus cans . Elegant bisex ‘mortioes clothed ; sction as qulek and periect s tha best ;30 F47x octaves. Price st e low ss 1hat of sy frst-cias 1asicimer (. Fver {ef for e term of fve years, ALl musiciaas pronownce (herm pe:fect. trant and try these oreans before purchasing elsewhere. TORREON ORGAN €0 Piatismonth Neb TREMONTHOUSE organ Rahor matting k to you Window shades Window fixtures Matts Iron in bars Cast plow steel Tool steel ool Nali rods GALVANIED RON, Noldtoto NoZlto Ho® No% No®r TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT, Oarner Oazal and Madison Streets. (West Sid On arrival of Trains from North and Southwest 8 B sEsusEsy Brsose - T ;!Sv EEEELEEEI PULLMAN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS I acknowledged by the azd sl who avel vt . 1o b the Best ‘appoiat” 0 Bt manseetriaY the country. Passengers Going East Should bear in mind that this is the Best Rounte to Chicago, And all points esst. north and northwest by this route have choice of Fe Horent routes and the sdvantase of SIX DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARG THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN!| To Moa'and Beast.: IS THE GRAN OLD MUSTANG LINIMENT, Which has stood the testof 40 years. 'n-r-hmmn lotgul‘nohno- ‘anw- B0 perlb d do | No. Tratne with P iney B, o NEW TORK| z?z do Full bundies discount 20 per cent. ocorres. Bragen 108012 o 't o Phnh“i:’ and 16 Nol'$ snds amde” PRICE§ REDUCED TO 12.00 and $2.50 Per Dav. | “™* Located in the Business Centre. . Convenient to all places t. Elceuntly furaished. sontaiatag ml moters ‘.I’lmtm-llh Ilcfl luiglgrrn .flm 2%F B CHlof Gl (o e.'-'w Victor s Restaurant, 160 Farsham, bet. 10t and lith Streets, OHAEA.......NEB, OPEN DAY and NIGHT | g An-un-udhm Awhl above is the bove is 3 ba: aleo & seperate spact- LEGAL NOTICE. State of Nebraska, Douglas Connt o e v ' AD1CTHS. Prosents c.”'""d ok, BRESHY DESESEERIE —rmou— CHICAGONEW WITHOUT CHANGE. trains on thisline flfl]a ‘estinghouse Patent Air 'fi:‘k-. and Patent Bafoty Platform and Cou- “osk periset protsction against ac- in the world. ace Siceping snd Dining Cars o Burlington rout Tatormation - concoraing. Foates. rates, connections, &o., will bo eheerfully i by applying at the office of the Bur- n Route, Grand Central Hotel, corner Foirtsenthand Farnham. Omaba Heb: WM. B STRONG, D. W: HITCHCOCK. (i-n L8ty Ag’t, icago, II 3. o. PHILL!PP] H. P. D] Omaha. CREmwauasnso S5 equipped =E ;.,.,.. And s THREE MONTHS® NOTE TAKEN in payment from adverti reeponsibiliiy. A PRINTED LIST. o. character, actual daily snd circulation, and schedule rates TO0f advertisin. sent fres to azy ‘addrees. ~ Apply to GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., THIS IS THE ONLY LINE ri H That runs the celeUrAtel FULLEAN PALACE Cazs from Chicago 10 Baltimore, Wasbing.- ton City, Philadeiphia and New York, WITHOUT CHANGE. H%Asx for tickets via Fort Wayne and Peunsvivania Lisa 3 H 3,568 3 £l o i & Tiokel A% LOsiah i LEGAL NOTICE. State of Nebraska. Dounglas county. ss: At Coanty. Court held et the coun o and for said coun "sr..a £ B il E{Ea wan d_sch omLp will Lares Nenral ’.h;n- T BREre i % F gesrea by i l’ kL The “Palace” Hotel ol A.meno-. EoE not onl a-i but will be; meapetes . oo o) Seid. in i'i’i e repared in a. RS ey w7 3 -mt.-..b:fl - “omcthing in i to tnvite this Atlas still more Compreben- TR A E bo exoep~ sing con- &uaty Tadgs. [n the mattor of these 0 o of Joseph Bauiman. decased: S Onrebding and o iling the verifid po- titionof Willheimeoia Baaman. prash atiag eet o i) l-h“loll-u e allowed and established and she nm..rd e D 3 18762t o.lwu.- is assigned for Bearing eaid pefition.” whén all persons intereeted in u-en-r.ymm- ‘and show said county, atyseadhoy 4] that Retica ar petition and" the matter o the estats Atlantic B P d Nebracka standard Pepgarei1 0 do Indisn Head do d AA roat, Erysipela: R lor Animal. A"vll\ub? ha!dm‘l had weias o n his .Lhma(. e“u":'o: swallow: intmont ToSe of sorme- : instantly soreness and lumps disaj L 1 fell and cut my sy sl aonied ID; [+ ddeheta for salo at al prinetpal tickst Offices, at the lowest current rates. a1l ® OMYFRR 5.5 A T.A b e LEGAL NOTICE. To the Orchard ity Agricultnral Works, and Portemouth ¢gricalturel Works, non-rens- You ‘aro hereby not'ficd that on the 28th dl!fl’ Dm&f 1876 » bi! of particul: o the County Courtof Dougias .;i.r..a..u."fl‘"’“” NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS PARKROW... NEW YORR, A.J. SIMPSON’S CARRIAGFK. FACTORY, | e i me tay Fortion ofthe iy, 1 the “imes. "r'.'.g: from 4510 to. 845 khm'«nmumhl K." vl-..-.-a old e it e et ey mont House. the “Paluce Hotal” of Chicaso. is unsurpassed in all the appoint . Tawacios aad oimforte of & Sret case Hotel: mun.:j i the heart of the besiners offers fndacemonty 6. and'isthg favoeite by me o the biew, o, sendiie o e s Iogetion odsoemes /50 t0 2.0 per day. with one of the. Snest rec- it of the Tremont, hoves to welcom Dahiie irusts whemeve metcial traveler, tourist and be secured at the man: tances. and raveling pahiic generaily. ‘hare.of their prironase. 2 JEWETT WHL $10u)25y\"D8v..’.‘E P favor him wi