Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1877, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY 22, 1877.—Eight Pages. - 4 MEAT MARKET:. JOB PRINTING. City Meat Market, SHEELY B-6S8, JOHN L- HILL- BUTCHER. No. 484 Fourteenth St- Keops sonstantly on hand, Fresh Meats of All Kinds. d of every deseri Smoked mests, fiams.” Sheuiders ko. Geods delivered in any partef free of eost. Oysters a speeiality. reascnable. U.P.R.R. MEAT MARKET 16th Stree! bet. Califernis and Webster. large supply of fresh SR orentnn® 3158 T lafre stack of a6 Sugar Cured Hams and Breakfast Basos. At the lowest rates. Whk. AUST & KNUTH, Proprietars. mayld 1y HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. | GRAND (ENTRAL HOTEL, ........ NEBRASKA. Fhe largest and best hotel between Chics: o and Ban ciseo Opened new &’hflbflei)b X%NLL St " “Provrister. Y e THE METROPOLITAN NEBRASKA, eeeeeee. .. Propriotor. litas Hotel is eontrally lo- and is first-slass in every respect, mn‘lnlinly renovated, le and t a eomfortabl :{n THE ORIGINAL BRIGGS HOUSE Corser Rendolph-8L seé Fifth-Av., ORIOAGO....... LLINOIS. Gonvenient to all places ef jegantly furnished. eontainin mPro ts. enger ele e VH, COMMINGS, Pro 0. F. Hiut, Chief Clerk (late House.) Victor’s Restaurant, 198 Farsham, bet. 10t and Iith OMAHA NER. OJEN DAY and NIGHT [ Bove is & bar: “alse & seperate apsri- ment for ladies. d ov fientennial fibduction IN ADVERTISING. $3.250.40 Worth of NIWS‘I;'A.I;B‘_&:ADVERHSWO s THREE MONTHS’' NOTE TAKEN in payment from advertisers of responsibiliy. Al THE BEE JOB Printing House THE LARGEST 0 Py SLADSHINGN IN THE WEST! Orders from Aroad PROMPTLY FILLED. - PRICES REDUCED TO $2.00 and $3.50 Per Dav. Located in the Busines: Centre. . | All orders must be cash subjec to eolies- tiop on delivery. his establishei plan nsbles us te fur- mish work at THE LOWBST PRICES. WE PRINT AND FURNISH BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELLOPES CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS A PRINTED LIST. BOORS, 1 d “‘"“..u‘,‘::snfléx"..f'a‘é"{:‘aufl‘l{’d“ e et il TAGS, GEO. P. ROWELL & (O, “-’lw.';%l'fnvilfl.l NEW YORK, = A.J. SIMPSON'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, Betablished 188, - Hmah , Neb Througb to Chica~o WITHOUT CHANGE QF CARS. e Chica o Burlingion & Quines RAILROAD. 'With its Smooth and &omtl‘::a‘k. Elegant PULLMAN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS tion. neys and urinary BALL TICKETS, , BALLPROGREMMES, CHROMATIC WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY AND AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. e —— —————————————— PURE BL{OD s the life, but bad biood is th 5 From it and derangement of fur tia organs us and aches and all disoasos of 1o s 1s soknowledged by the pross, snd all whe | pal 9 skin ~ > Dr. Green’s King Cure is s e N AT ST intended to strike at the root of ¢ t:il-’ tromis! oountrv, Geotmg Easi Should bear in mind that tLis is the Route to "And all points cast. north and northwest agers by this route have choioe of Fou: Different routes and the advantase of X DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARL —veow— THICAGO ~NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANG® All express trains on this }ine are equij Westinghouse Patent Air Bn‘k‘u.’ .;’25 iller’s Patent Safety Platform and Cou- s, the most perfect protectior against ac- mts in the world. Pullman Palace Sieeping an¢ Dining Oars brf“ on the Burlington routs, formation_ concerning routes, rates, connections, &c., will be choerfn'?{v at the office of the Bur- me. connecti .'n:.:m, rand Central Notel. corner < 0, PHILLIPPI, H. P, DEUEL, Acentt. Omeha. Ticket Ax’t.Omahs It acts as a diureti blood, thus re; u»u:nelu.dwm";\‘a’l'."’.'n? “all” ore cutaneous diseases; red St e e fiflblm il'ljgmmfi‘l’:qqf *Yd‘:u}l.fllfl rous tisues an: ts, CArTi e, .;:m softens and o urinary organs : Kidney Disease, n-).'ficmfuh an disorder of the uriny female complaints. most cases prevent, the attack cf the diss commended. I eruptivedi: Bres and in cases of Gout, Gl‘l"l.‘ and A;I diseases of e Rldatyo. he T ...0‘ ‘.é:g:.-. while it acts on the stomach ciroulation, fho bowels' and pomactey uri It moderately scoelerates the the action of ts the K all _eruptive snd ma tory, daand inary secretion—purifies An.de calewlus deposs cures_ Diabeten, Brishie Lucorrhea, (Female Woak d all diseases arising from tate of the blood, and sepccially wdarebrre Itis a safe and pleas- ant aiterative, and ourcs without deploss the stapngth of the organs of the fonet Lk gener.i system. In other countries its utation was so b the tone of the e i o A daily use of it will in and in all cases mitigate discases for which it is re- t is beneficial for washing harges on the ekin ; but for ran- g sores, or severe pains i the jeints nse reen’s Crimean Linament, for man = C‘miql_: that it gained the Forsale by J. K. and by C. F. Goodm Taoh17-TeaBthd PROFESSIONAL CA<DS. " G. 3. HONT. TTORNEY AT LAW. Offiee 400 Thir- Soeath stret, withd, W. T, lilu\l!‘lr&l. janli-t C.F. MANDERSON. flO“IEATLA'. 943 Farnham Bt., A Omaha, Nebraska. W.J. CONNELL. Atterne Beoms] and 3.3 ssob s Blook. PARKE GODWIN RNEY LAW. 14th and Dougls ATERE S W boane. ™ L.F. MAGINN, RNEY AT L:W. OFFICEB—Vis- Armnwl Block, On iba, Ntbrll-l:-'w T. W.T. RICHARDS, RNEY AW, Offies, 490, 13th ATEut oo Farabam and Harney, Omahs, Nebraska WM. L. PEABODY, L ket 0.H. BALLOU TT0 LAW. Office,Creighton’s n.-nfif.yx gnthut corner room, first . Omahs. Nebraska. dear. G.W. AMBROSE. A s Buckingham & Gmnoz ATRETLAT R T E. D. C. ERFLING, THE PEACE. Offee—Cor. g o aveawovtgia, | senBAE J LUTHER R. WRIGHT USTICE OF THE PEACE. Office— -t Caldwell Douglas-st.. west entrance Caldwell G. STEVENSON. STT! 'EACE. No.6, Creigh- T Steok, Smaaha: Nob. Golléotons s LY E. ESTABROOK. A TgRIEY ATLAW. Ofice. Creighton J.S. SHROPSHIRE. TTORNEY AT LAW. Room No. 1, B. A E. Corner 15th and Douglaa'Streets, Omaha, Nebrasks. N.J. BURNHAM. TTO! COUNSELOR AT LAW Soutbenst orner of 150 snd Dosaias . Omahs Neh G. E. PRITCHETT. D COUNSELOR ATLAW ACRoe Bt ‘Tiraents Suet. - Address Luock Box~_9 Omaba. DEXTER L. THOMAS, TTORNEY AND COUNSELORATLAW Oflw—mg‘%n. 8, Visscher's Blook. Omaha, Neb. JAMES O. ADAMS, A TIORNEY AT LAW. Offce. room ighton block, corner Fiiteenth sukd Douglag dreets. T SanieAr E. W.SIMERAL. TTORNEY AT LAW. Office—room §, Creighton block, corner of Dougiss .éa Fiftoenihstroats, — oottl-dAwt! T MISCELLANEOUS, Omana & St Lomis Short Lin: 18781 105 MILES SAVED 10 S%. LOUIS The Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Blufis R. R. is tho only direct line to SAINTLOUIS! AND THE EAST. FROM OMAHA & THE WEST between Omsha and B G ety ot e pogroen Orma- e and New York. This is the only line running s Pullman Palace Sleeping Day Oeach East from Omaha via St. el e 8 ALL REACHING Estern and Western Ciig. | fom Pacific Express Tratm. With less ‘changes mu advanes of other — PASSENGEX YRAIAS DAILY This entire ineis equivped with 1 Pullman Palace Slesping Cars PALAE DAY COAGHES & CHAIR CARS Miller's Sefoty Platform and Couplor, AND THR Ceighrated Westinghonse Air Brake, ewSeo that vour tickets read vis-wa KANSAS CITY. 87. JOE & GOUNOIL BLUFFSRAILROAD. VIA OMAEA & ST. LOUIS Tickets for sale at 53 Faraka, . Erand ontrs) Hopm, o+ Wde TRANK 1L MOOZES Tieiet Ag.", 253 Farnbem 53 <%, TEAHON. GNO. L. A Rare Chance! TO GET Vluail and Nealy Bownd Books AT NOMINAL PRICEAS, To sl 11.eroase the cireulation of TAR WREELY BEE, and introduce it to many mew readers througheut the emtire West, we have arranged to furnish The Bee to New Subscribersfo: 6 Months iWith any one of the subjeined list of vlllle:o books bslow enumerated for The Small Sum of $1.25. These beoks are neatly bouud in cloth'with fancy gilt edza, with a”steel Engraved Vignett or Cclured Frontis Piece, Making & very haadso ne book forthe parior, and suitable as: A New Year's or Christmas Present | “This sameljoffer is hullfl:flulw gettors up of elubs, to whom A Rare OOpportunity offered at & nomi eost, alvery handsome and valuable end Historical This willlalso afford Country Literary Collection. By Getting Up Clubs TO SECURE CHEAP LIBRARIES OF GOOD SUBSTANTIAL READING. LLOWING IS A LIST OF THE BOOKS. ANY EHARO ISHED. AS STATED, wWr “The Omaha Weekly Bee,” FOR SI1X MCNTHS On Receipt of 81.25: LIST OF BOOKS: Don Juwan; Gulliver’s | and Dramatic Works : Tales and Storiss Ireland ; Anecdotes of Lord Nelson ; Cook’s Letter Writer: Dryden’s Postieal Works: The History of England; History of the Russian War ; Goldsmith’s Poetical Works; Life of Wellington ; Life of Cromwell ; Aecsop’s Fables: Travels; Robin Hood ; Lalla Rooke ; Pope’s Homer’s Odyssey ; Pope’s Homer’s Illiad ; Robinson Arabisa Nights ; Dio- tionary ‘of Leve; Franeo Prussian War; Crusoe ; Language and Poetry ef Flowers ; Quixotte ; Seettish Chiefs ; Wandering Jew; Aneedotes of Napoleén ; Burns ‘Poemsl: By- «ns Poems : Byron’s Selest Poems ; By- Don Bhelioy’s Belest Works; Walter Seot Lords of the Isles: Woodward’s Sele Poems ; Hxplolts of King Arthae. Parties suberibing for the Weekly Bxx, 6 months, can secure the paper with any of the above books for $1.25. Remittances should be forwarded to BUSINESS MANAG R BEE. OMAHA, ©n’8 Choice Poems: Cook’s Voyages: ¥oore’s Choice Works: Dryden’s Viril ; Parfoot Gentleman ; Perfeot Lady ; Life of Napoleon : Miiton’s Poems ; Mysteriesof Paris; Royal Fortune Teller: Dream Book ; Boott’s Lady of the Lake ; Lay of the Lost Minstrel ; Marmion ; Coleridge’s Poetieal JNO. E. EDWARD CENERAL COMITSION MERCHANT ) X ——AND DRALER [N— Fruit Buster, r ggs, Cheese, Etc. Ete. 191 Farnham Street, ©@maha, Neb. Consignments and Orders solicited. All Cor respoudence promptly attended to. Puarchasing al) kinds of Goods for outside Parties a apeeisity w1 DEWEY & STCNE, FURNITRE DEALERS Offering Furuiture Lower than eter Befox;: e he ‘“New” Am 'IFakes the L.ead! Seif-Setting Needie! Lightest Runping SelfThread'n: Shuttle, Stillest Panning ! Most Durable! SIMPLEST B75.00. Has most room under the arm. Is well built of the best material, and finel. ill 1ast a lifetime. A written warrantee for five years by socompanies every machine. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE! For circulars and terms, Address, AMERICAN y finished the Company J.E. B ARD, A. 0. DAWES, Gen'l Sup’t. Gen’] Paps. 3 T-ADS SEWING N H. MAHLER, Manager. (5719 6m) 213 Donstas oty LA Sunday-schools, Granges other societies O&WIHCH WILL BE FURN. Life of Nelson; Pope’s Poetical Works; | Largest Stock of Furaiture in the West. We are Sewing Machin i 6 MISCELLANEOUS. Has the best #t0ek in Omaha, and makes the Lowest Prioss | Charles Shiverick, FURNITURE. Bedding, mirrors, and evervthins pertaining to the Furniture and Un- holsterv trade Parties desirine goods in this line will find it to their interest to call before purchasing. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 203 =“=rnh:m Street ESTABLISHED 18486. The JM.Brunswick &Balke Co, Fuotory Nos. 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 and 19, Rush 5t., North Wsater.and Michigan Streets. Office, 8 Warehouse, 47, 49 and 56. State St., Chisago. MANUFACTURERS OF THE Patent Novelty Beveled Billiard Table The Grand Central Billird roau, Ouaha, has Just been suppiied with seven new Nonpartiy Novelties. The propriotor, H. K. Smith, has a supply of articles on hand, and fs authorized receive orders for the company. feb18 l! i{OWA COAL CO., [ Efivars and Dealsr. in all Varieties of COAL! Sezd f » Quotations. fice 815 13th Str---t. dmaha. Neb, JOHN S CAULFIELD —WHOLESALE ANV RETAIL=% BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER! ~——DEALER IN—= WAILL, PAPERS, CLOTH AND PAPER WINDOW SHADES AHD SHADE FIITURES No. 222 FARNHAM STREET, omama. - - - INEBRASEKA MORGAN & GALLAGHER, (Successers to Creighton & Morgan.) WHOLESALE GROCERS AGENTS FOR HAZARD POWDER COMPARY 205 Farnham St., Omaha. Neb* S PRATT & TOWLI | Agents for MINERS OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL! Office. 508. 13th Street. Omaha. Neb ESTABLISHED 18556 EXCELSIOR STOVE HOUSE MILTON ROGEBSR! Wholes: e and Retail Dealer in STov=e§ Tinware Tinners’ :-tock. Metals &c.. Western Agency for Miler's Celebrated Donble-Cased Wrongit Iren Ranoes FOR DWELLINGS, RESTAURANT: AND HOTELS Moorman’s Patent Marbleized Iron Mantels In all Grades. The New GRANITE IRONWARE, the finest article ever made for cooking uhnuil‘i kIIIIAD [UARTERS for the following well-known stoves : STEWART'S IMPRAVED COOK, the »CHARTER OAK' In 96 diflereat sizes and styles, t Famose »MENITOD THe JORMNSO: © =G - thnson"f"(i}:fg“;‘fiv Eofipany PLATTSMOUTH HREBRASKA. First premium swarded at the Statc Falret Omaha, 1375, over all competitors, Firat pre um wherever exhibited. Elegant black walnut casis ; ivory fronts to keys; ebony sharps raas pins ; mortices clothed ; action as quiek and perfact'as tha best piano; tuning sndvolcin aerfect ; X octaves. Price list as low as that of any first-clasg instrument. Every organ fu wirranded for t2e term of Ave years. Al musiciaas pronoance them parfect. Look 50 you iz erest and tr7 thesc organs before purchasing elsewhere. Addrees JORNEON OKGAN (0 | Pletismont! Nob TREMONTHOUSE. feb21 mon wenasat tf - = - . » Hotel of Amerioca. tanager. JAMES COUCH, onnflm;: e is unsurpassed inall the appo \t‘e.l‘“r.h‘(),';lf'l&l;‘. ted in the heart of the brsiness ments. luxuries and comforts of 3 first- nements to, ad is the favo:ite heme of the pleats portion of the city, it offcrs superior indu. " business men, Prices b ve be:nmade to S are seeker, commercial traveler, tourist an er day, according to size and location oPE007C: the rimes, ranging from $3.0) to $4.5) o0 to $2.00 per day, with one of the fin Rooms, without board, can be secured at &l to weleom taurants in the West attached to tae Hotel. agement of the Tremont, hopes e The undersigned having assumed the maa 'ing public gemerally, and trusts whe 3«- ‘m: ;ol:d fyllen!«li‘u. nrq[ulufinun}e‘om nndhtnn - of their prtronags. ey visit the city they will faver him with a sl My, : VETT WILCOX. Dec JEW Manager. JEWETT ILCOX, M The Tremont House. the “*Palace B.