Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1877, Page 4

| —1t orty names can be secured, | the dummy will make a special trip | to Council Bluffs next Wednesday T | night, when the ‘“Joust Operetts {roupe” play there. Persons wish- ) i2g to go over, will leave ther names"] Litey’s confectionery store. —Auction sale at 10 a. m. Mon- 1 3, 3677 | 1y, Aprid 3, by Kurts & Allen, of |11 beautiful residence lots on Har- and Farnham streets, between th and 23d, better known as block 9 in Capitol addition, of a8 *“Saun. | ders’ Grove.” Will be sold way {down at BED ROCK PRICES. REAT BARGAINS OFFERED. | The camelote that bave veen offer- ! ed by the late Schaller & Gibson | for some months past, at $500 each. | Examiue these lots and be on hand. | Alsolot and acre property in every o'her part of the eify. . P. Bemis, Real Estate Agent, Coszens House. ¥. W. GRAY, (long term). —Gentlemen who appreciate bil GFO. H. lln W%, (short term), | liards, aud indulge in fine liquors s Ward, | Aud clgars, served by gentlemanly 3 ‘ BEOWN proprietors, will be pleased to learn A _n\“lf_‘,} | thae the “Delmonico” Billiard Par- YT | lors are to be formally epened on ©f Bonrd of Eaucation | next Monday evening at 240 Farn. _iirst Ward, | ham sireet, in roome lately cccupied GFORGE WILKINS. Ly Dixon & Floyd. The uew pro- Becond Wecd, prietors hidve spared no expense C. W. HAMILTON. | Toird Ward, | during the past week in neatly FLblLU’\ AN, (long term). | | fitting up these rooms, being deter- POINS, (short term), | wined to make the “Delmonico” urth Ward, | the most elegant and popular resort BROATCH. | iu Omaba, sellivg only the finest 5 { goods, and conducting it in such a ROBERT McCONNELL. | jpanner as to merit the patronage N a | of gentlemen Mr. Fred. 8. Hilu- = u | reth, for years past with Chapin & . &c. The | Gore, of Chicago, has charge of the ted Mock in the city, | by, and while conneeted with the i Wholessie and Retail, gt | Grand Central billiard roome here ottom Prices, at 4. C. Bruaner's. | has made many friends, and has wr224 ! shown that he is an artist in his We wish the “Delraonico” THEDAILY BEE| Mondny Morming. April 32, 1577 TP ot TANLES, Sa For Mayor. REUBEN H. WILBUR. Fer Poiice Judge, IGUSTAV ANDERSON, ¥or Treasurer JOBN 6. JACO! For Marahal, JOHN H. BUTLER. For Connciimen. First Ward, 5. JENKINSON. Second Ward, J. KARBACH. Third Ward CHARLES BAD Fourth Ward, R c KES. AN 3 { line the success it certainly deserves, and suggest a visit of inspection on | — its opening, next this evening our mlthor-{wmu an elegant lunch will be izcd nwent for the sale of our Shirta | served. u this ity and surroundings. He a3 a full line of our ssmple sbirts | »ud gents’ furnishing goods, avd is | prepared tq ke orders st same | prices assold in either of our bouses, | Witsox & Bros, | The best wlate rhl“h made to or- ! $30.00 per dozen at hm.h[ Zeodts | —Kurtz & Allen, auctioneers, will fler for sale on Monday morning, April 24, at 10 o’clock, a large num.- ber of very desirable residence lots very part of the city. Get par- | , Cincinnati, 8t. Louis. 231 hrnunm Btreet, Omaha, 1 mar3o-2t BREVITIES - Hobbie lellfi crockery at cost. et your job printicg done nt | the BEE office, —Brse vall goods. Max Meyer & Co.’s cures on A full line at Window Glass ? Puints at Solomon’s. mch2Itt | murrow tells the tale, men win. tean ticket. —J. 3. Dickoy, of the A. & P. tel- egraph company, has ordered a tel- ephone, There's music ahead. May They areon the —Hobbie 18 closing of crockery st cost en's suetion store his stock at Kurtz & Al mar3! tomyl —Doc. Swith hus invented sn evator for bis ben-coop to take lususey Bsrabmas up to roost. —Hor you like our special ad- vertising department ou this page Tt Joows up avd shows the way the wind blows, ~—~Hapdsome decorations are be- ing made for the celebration of Epster Suudsy in the 15th street M. E. Church. —All kindsof smokiug and chew- ing tobacco at reduced prices from April Ist, at the leading tobaccon- ists, Max Meyer & Co. —8. A. Taylor & Co. offer for sa w0 20od lote in “Train Town,” 38x 352 feet, ut $300 cach. Payments | 1 mouthly installments at $15 09 Per month until paid. 30 2t —Easter was obser 1o uearly «ll the chu yesterday | the ser- { | from Bt. Louis, passed up the river P P | Friduy night. | route from St. Louis to ¥(. Bentor, | Miekman's Wholesale and Retail | Omaba. | nautly illuminated and thrown open ulars and be on hand. Geo. P. | Bemis, Real Estate Agent, 9th and Harney streets. j. “The DELMONICO” Billiard { Parlors, 240 ¥'arnham, (late Dixon | & Floyds) will open Monday night With an elegant lunch. Remember the night 1t RIVER NEWS. The steamer .Iohn M. Chambers, { The steamer C. K. Peck, now en is expected here next Wednesday. Wall Paper in all varieties and patterns at the *Variety Bacar.” Cheap. 1t Store—Prepara.ions for the Spring Opening. Mr. aud Mrs, Bickman; the well- kuown muilicers have returned from the East, aud their stock of #oods are now arrivicg daily and are being unpacked at their new and commodious stors, 250 Douglas street. They are making great preparations for their annual spring opeuing which will be the grandest and most extensive affair of the kind that has ever taken place in On Monday evening the 9th of April, the store will be bril- i 1 | ug ohar- | acter, and the to tbe public to witness the display o goods both in the retail depart. ment on the first floor, and in the wholesale rooms up stairs, but no { £oods will be sold on that occasion. A BLOW HARD. How the Wind Tore Around Town— Considerable of a Blow-Out. The wing, which began blowing Baturduy afternoon, and continued all night more or less vio: lently, did conelderable damage around town amiong the signs, awn- ings, fences. and frail bumldings. The signs and awnings were torn from thelr fastenings and sent fly- ing through the air; fences and bill- boards were biown over, and old chimbeys here sud there took a tumble. The top par of the front of Gen- tleman & Fearon’s grocery store, at the southwest corner of Twelftn aud Dodge streets, was blown down, causing a damage of about $30. Puudt, Mcyer & Raapke's sign was blown loose, and fell to theside- walk with a crash. A lady was pussing at the time, and tind a very LATTOW BECape. Kahn & Wedell’s sign was totally wrecked; Bunce's three-cornered sign wae tumbled over, oneof Hell- man’s signs was blown away ; the bill-board at the northwestcorner of Farnbam and Fifteenth sireets was (umbled over on the sidewalk; empty dry goods boxes were landed in the middie of the street; a large light of glass 1w Suowden’s drug store was smashed ; a fence at the northwest corner of Twenty-first and Chicago streets, was laid flat on the ground; » new frame builaing that was being put up on Sixteenth street beeame a total wreck ; the 49- Cent store had a minety-nine-cent sign disappear; aud the awning at the City Shaving Parlor went sail- ing away. Yesterday morning about half. past seven, one of the large French plate glass windows in the central store at Odd Fellows' Hall was was blown out, the loss beiag over $150. This was a case of “blew” glass, Take it all in all it was quite a blow-out. ‘AN ASSAULT. threo Roughs Pouud a Couple of Citizens. On baturday evening Dr. Charles, the dentist, and Fred. Wirth, land- lord of the Umaha House, were as- saulted by three roughs on Thir- teenth street, between Howard and Harney, who pounded them rather severely. Mr. Wirth bad his head badly hammered, veceiving several ugly brulses and one or two cute, but Dr. Charles escaped easier. Policeman Gorman attempted to arrest the parties, who resisted, and oue of them, Jack Noouan,ran awsy, and as ho was retreating he fired a coupte of shots st the officer. The officer managed to take the other two, John Hudson and Jack Har. Iay, into custody and lodge them in Jail. Yesterday morning policemen Gorman end Ryan arrested Noouan, aud put him in jail also. ‘Their examination will come up to.day at the Police Court. BURGLARY. Laying in a Stock of Provisions. The commission store of Mr Jas. France, on Douglas street, between Fitteenth snd Sixteenth, was bur- glarize.! saturday night. The thieves entered the cellar, and then sawed a small hole through the floor Tt 18 not large enough for a man to get The regular opening for the sale of goods will foilow on the 10th, 11th, and 12th of April, and the admssion will be by invitation. Elegantly music, for which | Privted card of invitations will be f- great preparation had been made, | Sued durivg the coming wesk. ‘was very fine. —Flora Bimpkin, who was so budly burned on Wednesday—au sceount of which aceldent appearcd | can lidate for €ity Marshal. iu the Bek—died Saturday. The funersl took placs from Triniiy chareh Saturday afternoon. ~Deputy Bberuf D. E. Burley yesterduy arrested a man named LieCarteey, on the charge of steal- fug E. D. Pratl’s borse, buggy aod barness. The property, except the Liarnese, has been recovered. —Mr. G. C. Hobble is offering tome splendid bargaiss in crockery wnd glassware at Kurtz & Allen’s suetion store, where he is closing wut his stock. We sdvise people to «all at the store sud inspect the xoods —A former Nebraskan writes from Fiorida that he has had noth- fug to eat since he has been there ©xcept sweet polatoes aud oranges ~-adiet that is becoming too monot- onous for him; and herice he is com- ing back to Omaha ~The closing exercises of the winter term took place at the Sara- tageonool house Friday night. The programme was very well rendered, and reflected a great deal of credit, Doth upon pupils sud teacher. Owing 1o 8 luck of room we are un- nble to euter into detail regarding tho programme, ~~The colored people oelebrated hepnssage of the Fifteenth Amend- “ qusut by an eutertainment at Ciark’s Hall Friday night .The programme of exorciess was of an interesting voarsoter, and at 1its conclusion vaucing began. Those who attend- +dpassed » pleasant evening, and tae affair proved a social sucoess. ~—Firet ciass butcher wanted im medistely. ApplyatR. A. Harrle’| TUnton Market. —On und sfter Monday, April b, the A. & P telegraph company s+l ebarge & uniforw tariff of twen- | ty-five cents between al! of its offi- e et of the Missour: river. | | cemau Byrne yestenday ar- | Yeatan #* Omzna Barracks, ou the charge o1 beimy ¢ 3. L Siwwh, the other day, © Willism Jones, a soldier | © person who ssssulted Be sure and go to Bunce's. 1t I am going to run s independent No BACK GUT, SOLID ! It JosErH KEARNEY. Al kinds of Hats ac Bunee's 1t DRIED FRUITS! A Nic: Assortment, Eright and Fresh, Lacky & FLEMING, 1t Douglas treet Grocers. Another invoice of Larrabie’s celebrated Biscoits received. They sre the finest goods in the country, and appreciated by everybody. For sale at Pundt, Meyer & Raape, Farnhar street grocers THE SPRING STYLES. A WORD TO THE LADIES. A large and elegant stock of LA~ DIES’ BUITs, latest styles, for spring snd summer wear, just re- ceived at E. SIMON'S, where everything in the line of ladies’ wear is being sold at astonishingly low prices. You will save money by trading at SIMON'S. 312t PO[ATOES--Esrly Rose! In any Quantity, LACEY & FLEMING, 1t Douglas Street Grocers. BLACK AND BUMMER SILER. Special Bargains At A. CRUIUKSHANK & CO.’8, mr28wed fri sat THE OMAHA HOUSK 1 the best one dollar and a half hotel between New York and SBan Francisco. YFREDERICR WIRTH, marl-tf Prop'r, Business Usras, suow Uards, Vis- iting Cards, Ball Programmes, Ball Tickets, Circulars, Posters, eto., at the BEE Job Rooms, 138 F‘mhtm atreet. O. F. C. Hand made BOUK MASH at M. W. KENNEDY’B, No. 488 13th street fel6eodtt OSEKALOOSA CUAL. Loog wied, wnd well tested; the | | must popular coal in the market | aeAw ton. IowA CuaL Co i tt 51313t street, | through, and hence it 13 supposed that & boy was employed by older Banckes' Record, o the Bditor of the Bee: Omahs,” March 31.=This morn= ing's Repub'ican strikes right and left in its desperation as an apol ogist of corruption and fraud when iteontinues to advocate the claims of Chias. Banckes as a candidate for election to the City Couuncil. The editor of that paper knows that the man Banckes is unfit for the City Council, Jr any other responsible Position. If this is not true, then let hix enquire of the leading, in- teliigent aud responsible Germaus of this city fof the truth as regards his fitness, If then he is not fully satisfied, let him go to the Willow Springs Distillery, in this city, and examine the record books aud re- ports on fil2 n the U. B. storekeep er's office, made by this man Banckes during the six months he disgraced that office with his incom- petency, aud compare the said rec- ords and reports with the amended ones, also on file, made by H. k. Wilrodt, oue of the present siore- keepers, (who by the way 18 & Ger- man above reproach, fully qualified to fill any position of public trust,) and then if the blunders there found, where one car load of wheat is made to weigh 119,000 pounds, and when iu the aggregate, with this monster carload against the results, it is found that some thres to four thousand bushels of grain was received at the distiliery more than was accounted for by this prodigy of immaculation. If this fails to convince Mr. Brooks then his case in hopeless, asis the case with his local, I. W. Miner, who is Banckes’ special apologist, all for the reason that he has for years drank full to the ears at Banckes' expense, over the counters of his friend, who to-day has out- standing liquor bills on the books of many of the wholesale liguor deal- ers and brewers of this city —liquors purchased specially for and sold at the place, for which he became lia ble to special internal revenue tax, all of which be acknowledged to the revenue officers, and for which ho was assessed, and for which as- sessment his property was distrained on the 29th day of Mareh, 1877, and for which he wasarrested on the 16th day of February, 1877, by the United States Marshal in this city, on & warrant issued by W. B, Smitb, U. 8. Connmissioner, on the 15th day of Fevruary, 1877, on complaint of J. B. Miller, internal revenue agent, from Des Momes, Iows, and for which he was tried before the said Commissioner ®mith, on the Sth and 9th days of March, 1877, and held for his appearance at the next term of the U. 8. district court, in the sum of $800, the protests and the deniuls of himsell and attorney to the contrary notwithstanding. All of which are a matter of record atthe office uf the U. S. District Court, this city. REVENUE OFFICER —Look out for the large auction sale next Monday, April 2d, at 10 8. m. by Kurtz & Allen, of over 800 cholce residence lots on Farnham, Harney, 23d, St. Mary’s avenue, South avenue, College street, &o. Bome 60 lots in Credit Foncier ad- dition, near U. P. depot; 15 lots in Grandview, &o., &. Alsoa large amount of acre property and lots in every part of the city. George P. Bemie, Real Estate Agent- NEW DOLMANS! Dolmans! Dolmans ! At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co’8 mr28wed fri sat Clam Chowder, hermg salted, lobster salad, imported cheeso and sausage, at BIEBILIST'S, 206 Farn. ham street. marl-tf See advertisement of Beard & Bro., on kecond page. marl-3m persuns to crawl through the hole, and assist them in the robbery. They stole seven fifty-pound sacks of tiour, and t weive hams and shoul- ders. In this city are places enough where we can get sometbing to eat and drink, but every time we wish au extra good meal and a splendid cup of coffee, tes, or chocolate, we hava to go to tbe French Coffee House, 252 Farzham treet. mar28eodt’ Special $argains in BLACK AND SUMMER SILKS At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co's. mr28wed fri sat Any lady woo wui send us 16 paid-up yesrly subsciiptions, out- siae of Omaha, for the Daily BEE, will reccive from us by express as & @it s new $75 Sewing Machine, of auy make che may refer. OCCIENTAL HOTEL, Ouster City, D. T., the largast hotel in the Hills. All stages stop at this hous Good accommodations and a good home for travelers, @ive us a cull and see for yourself. WARD & HASERODT. mchl6-3m _l&' Ssu McKelligon’s card on tirst page. junestt NEW BPRING MILLINERY At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co.’s. mr‘&Swed l'l’l o S JUST AkfiRlVED ! A nice stock of TRUNKS and VALISES at 1t KAEN & WEDELL'S. Dupee’s hams at Pundt, Meyer & Raapke, Farnham street grocers. s0t2 Its & well-known physiologial fact, that the cleanest people are the longestlived and healthiest. Those | that appreciate this, look on Babbitt a8 & public benefactor. B. T. Bab- | bitt’s Best Hoap leads the van every- where, and once used holds the monopoly. Beth feneTy | WALL PAPER! i | The rush still continues at the | “Variety Bazar” for Wall Paper. They all say it is the finest assort- ment they have seen. Come and examine before puschasiog. 1t Easter Eggs at Latey’s m28-3t Latey’s Popular Confectioney, in Creighton Block, 18 doing a rushing trade, showing the appreeiation of our people for good, pure, healthful goods and a first-class establish- m29.3t OII’NLII!\'IS. Al FIRST WARD COUNCLLMAN. 1 hereby aunounce myself as an Independent candidate for council- man from the First ward, m23-tr JAS. BTEPHENSON. FOR BALE. One span of mules weighing 2,100 pounds, with barness sud wagon. Inquire G W. Homan’s Livery Stable, Wit HAMMETT. m26-f St, Barnabas Parish Meeting. Notice 13 hereby given that there will be a parish meeting in the chapel on Easter, Monday evening, at 7:30 o’clock, for the purpose o electing wardens and vestrymen for the ensuing year. A fullattend- ance is requested. E. W. SINERAL, Sec’y of the Vestry. The habits of a household de- termine its purity and refinement. For imstance, if B. T. Babbitt's Toilet Boap is found to be the ar- ticle used In nursery, toilet and bathroom, you may resu assured of the enigeant tastes of the family. But in this new toilet soap you need run no riek of getting s dangerous and uphealthy article under the mask of artificial fragrance. Sweet vegetable oils suffice to give ita pleasant native odor. The annual Bi. Patrick’s ball, given by the Kmmett Monument Association, will come off on next Monday evening, April 2nd, at Creighton’s Hall. There is no doubt it will be like 1ts predecessors: the grandest affair of the season. | meh30-3t | W. H. MOBRAYER'S HAND- | MADE SOUR MASH WHISKY, E I at M. W. KENNEDY'S, No. 488 18th atreet. 117 eodtf GET your CLOTHING made at | 1t KAHBN & WEDBLUS, | F. Wirth’s summer beer garden, | on Twellth street between Douglas | | and Dodge, will be opened on April | 16th. mardltl4 | PERSONAL PAKAGKAPHS, H. A, Gantier, of Bt:-Louis; 1sat the Metropolitan. T.J. Beard has returned from & successful Western trip. E. K. Butler and wite, of Chicago, areat the Metropolitan. Johu Webster and wife, of Chica- €0, ure at the Grand Central. Alex. Swan, of Cheyenne; a well known stock man, is in the city. George W. Whitworth, of Green Castle, Tnd., 1s at the Metropolitan. Hon. Bruno Tezchuck, Secretary of State, was at the Graud Central Friday eveniug. W. F. Brown, of Chicago, fhe well known cattle man, is at the Grand Central. W. P. Davis, superintendent of the Mountain division of the Union Pacific, is in town. J. W. Watts, the Oregon elector whom Cronim endeavored to bull- doze, passed through Omaha Satur- day en route home. Mrs, Atkinson, the milliver, bas returned from the East. The open- fng at ber elegant establishiment will take place the last three days of next week. Miss Blancne Corelll, of Paris; Mr. N. Sulsbury, of Boston; Frauk Maeder, of New York, and Jobn Gourley, of Australia, all of the Troubadour troupe, are £t the Grand Central. Gen. John O'Neill, who has for over a yesr past been Kast engaged in working up immigration to Ne- braska, arrived; in (e ity Friday moruing, accompanied by Mr. P. Hyve: snd Mr. McCarty, of Pitts- ton, Px. These gentlemen are here for the purpose of looking up lands for several iarge colonies, that are coming hers during the summer, Gen. O'Nelll has aone a great deal for Nebrasks in the way of induciug first-class settlers to locate here, IMPROVED WEATHER STRIP WAEKRANTED To Keep OUT ALL WET, Dest AxD WIND. Just the Thing for Every Bui'ding. oliowing testimonial from 1z earpenters and builders examined the “Pratt Weather Strip,” and do recommend it us well adapted for the purpose mtended. It will keep out all wet, dust and wind, and if properly con- structed wili Jast as long as the building on which it is placed. A. Moyer, J. 0. Randsll, J. Reddisb, Geo, C. Basset, David Clark, Isauc Clegg, Henderson & Gise. Terntory in Nebraska for sale. 1 H. T. bAHM, Agent. Frank Leshe's NEW SBPRING PATTERNS At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co s, mr28wed fr1 sat SPRING GOODS Opening Daily CRUICKSHANK & CO.'8 mr27wed fri sat At A, " ALLCUGCK’S POROUS PLASTERS. Ak for ALLCOCK’S, and obtain them, snd 10 avoid miserable 1M 11" A TTOR S B. BRANDRETH. Pfll"v Mce, 294 Canal St. N. Y. ___ decid-dawsm Centennial Roductwn : IN ADVERTISING. $3.250.40 Worth of NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING given for $700 0 And » THREE MONTHS' NOTE TAKEN in payment from advertisers of lreeponzibiliiy. A PRINTED LIST. @Giving name. charactor, actual daily and weekly circulation, and schedul of advertising, sent free to any address.” Apply to GEG. P. ROWELL & CO., NG AGENTS -NEW YORK, THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE The Lezding American Newspaper.” | - | Froxsar Largest Circulation. } AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE. 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Summer 3tyles AT Weif & MeDonalds, 250 Farnham street, Mondav, Tuesd . y. AND— : Wednesday, April 2. 3.and 4. Remember the Dates NOTICE.—Advertisements ot To Let, For Sale, Lost, Wants, Found. Boarding, &o.. will be inserted in these columnis once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENT Tine. The first i uovor loss than TWENTY-FIVE CF T0 LOA 0 LOAN, HOMAS, il at Jaw office of room 8 Visschers ml-tt good w rk girl for fami l'nr ingormation cal! ut it A girl who thoroughly un- erstands hou-ekeeving, family small, ‘84 tith strest bet. Copitol ave. and Dnvanpqu e ANTED—Girl to cook_and o waiter at French Uoffee House, street. mar3 HELP WANTED—MALE, | pon SALE OR RENT—Houre kuown s | K | I( or. G W Li Specials- -Bontmued. o!l?s‘ll‘%l;‘lm ln g(l 2GS & HXLL [ROR SALE—House and lot?% 1th streat, between Webster and Ualifornis ele; evauire of WI CTAS WEST acrs e e anias BRGNS, Fansers Homsa™ mis-tf and_within_or d station. terms and lone time. W, J. CONNEL Jacobs’ Elock. mar2) codsf i:,‘on SALE—23 aores Iand near ¢ ln‘llfll’e 4'.\ Fum treet ms Hotel, 50 rooms, R. cor. 12th and Wyomin, Apply t ROED oy-ats. iTarney-sts. marZi-lw ad $%. OR SALE—A new Victor $8 Sewing oo Tochine. for &5 cash. Apply at mu ce. 70K SALE—Tho stock and fixtures of the ¢ reat Westera Tea Store, atco 0B SALE—By W J E _ mulox stock hogs, tresh mileh cows, good farm wmare cheap. P“RBL\ 77 Chicago rat bazening, on long Fuerds on ¥ TN L be" Block. aod-it” OR SALE—Polo buggy, set double har- nese, sulky ond ot on &1 Mary'y ve. and 1605« BANIAL T, Grand Con {ral hotel. it OR SALE—Engine $800, double cylinder reversiblo hofeting engine. Sui able mining or bridgo purposes, to be seen at mem & C Enquire Geo. MISCEL! ANEOUS ADV: RTISEMENTS. ‘WARIETY BAZA C. T. Hill, Successor to Al. &. Eberhart. Pombination of SIVEN STORES 1a ONF. VCCUPYING TWO FLOOR: 20 Dougl Baby Bugoies. Birds and Cages Jerwelry and Toys Windorw curtains & fiztures. R” WOST EELEGANT Establisbment 'n OMAWA S0 FEET DEEP. AND BASEMENT. cor. 13th, Omah: SPECIALTIES- Sole agent in Nebraska for 4 Baby Bueoy Factories, 20 in Stock, reill not e wndersold i any goods: in my line. o All orders by mail promptly filled. marl-Iy A. POLACK. BOYS’ : Clothing | LE—Ata dor, roduced prico, two Lolarships in the DuvenPort Business College. Apply of address ar3l-tf —omee room, 27 Fa nham-st th, merl5-tf 70_RENT_HOU: FOR RENT—Smoll house shed or unfurni Pl 590 14th atreet, J/OR_RENT—The Spillett provert sisting of a houso and 10 acres o thren mjles weet from Omsha, icqui SHEELY BROS may oon- land, ifi ets. Enavire 10th street. {17 RENT—Two farms sui (!d fll\’ rden- ing. Low for cach, MUTRAY, =t yfu §i OB KENT—One of the finest farms in Dougtas connty near the city, o & an imstoved farm in Washizgton county. +J. CONNELL, Jacobs' Bloek. FBK ALE—A portable wmill enited for he Black nille. T. MURRAY.= marsi- MMEDIATELY, an_active, busincse mun. SPARLTNG. energotio 2 idth st w Situation to do_sewing in a i p-mmodo dressmaking and sowing. Addre Post [ W given. ANTED-—A sil Or_second Call at thy ANTED—Work to do of any kind, b a man 'illm‘g and, i W S gt ANTED—Policies in_the Continental Life Insurance Company, New York. PARKE GODWIN, Attorney, and Douglas street: mar: UCTION SALE at ‘ll &, m., “undu Apriland. by Kurts' & Allen, of 17 Foautife] e lots on Farnham and woen 20t and. 2370 Ste block 9 in Cl?llnl ALMI. 'Saunders (Iruve % be s0 d way du-n at bed r ]'l ices. Uls‘l Bargains iven. The. sam [ois that hase beeu ofiered by the late Schaller & Gibson for some montos past at $500 each. Exam- Tno theso Iots and be on hand. 150 lots and acre. |vrh|-nny in every other part of city. GE EMIS. Real Estate Alen:zlc‘nx. 3 ) ()()() Acres of prairie lind in all paris of Dougtas, 2 Biogton, Sarpy, Burt, Ut dar, and othF counties, cheaper than ev! mat- ¢ B & HILL, [OR SALE—40ncreslst class land for $250 cash, only 16 miles from Court Houte, BOGGS & HILL. R SALE OR TRADE. out. aiso 0 acres 15 m Fo Rain. B-—,\ fow splendid ot 11 plocks of ‘court house nomieal homes 520 0 per month, best } over ciored in Gmah pnu»\u; bance for D(mr' men BOGGS &HILL. —We want cash offer for lot 1 outhwest, cor, 18th and forall, BOGGSE HILL Boons iiue 3 ORSALE—2gilt-edged resid:mce lot centre of finest. recidence portion of city. at priaes 100 low to make public. 0GGS & ITTLL, P05 SALE -2 bout 100 beaviful re remlencu Iots back of high school. casy term: B0GAS & HI ]' 00K OUT for the large 4 next Monday. April 2nd by Kurtz & Allen, of over 80 dencelo s on Fambaw, Hernes, g Mary’s Ave. South ave Colicge st. &o. 0 60 lots in Credit Foncier. additio U. P. Depot: 15 lots in Grand View &c. &e. Jreperty and] |.n; in overy part of tre city. GEO. P. BE Keal Estate Agent. OR_SALE. L..uunlnhlmnna 1oty force strea: at 56 s s HILL. " ots in a1l parts of the eit o suit either S & HuLL. TOR SALE—S1575 cash buys splendid Cottage and lot, fihr class locatis BOGGS & HILL, FOR SALE R all ot ot do asked $3,600. U S, LE—Houssand cor lot scuth of dopot 890, on 3 years time. B0GGS & HILL. ORSALE—Good cotiage and small lot | FOlotioranst ata bargan. BOGGS & HILL. R 8ALE—Cot ad% lot 3 blocks F oo “bosas aulle JFOR SALE @ acrs impoved land ‘house. 'OR BALE—20 wos improved at its value. BOGHS & HIL HELARGE AUCTION 5 SALEoflots and property, will take place at Knrh i & Allen .m. (or on the yroperty jtee © n Mondsy moraing Apnl ind alld o Jefock: The property is loea all direetione— south, west center— and lot by Iot and in acre or half | acre parcels. The acre portion will all be | platted and itaked o8 In timo o that bay- H tr! can lhnmn‘hlyl!lmln select their i Look out for eircular snd dl ams, i vm il articulars. GEO. MiE o "Avoat. Coizens Houee, 9th and i Hm". 124-tt " oR BALB—On- of mnnm o brasks, $10.50 per acre 20 | ,_onsu.s— umber of improved near Omaba. BOGGS & HILL. 0% EXCHANGE 0, Real Estate, gee bulleti | office. BO”G & HILL, Real | kers 250 -rnlum street opposite Gmdx s in Ne- | from 00 vorth of | voard in our | tate | Central Hotel, HAND GOOD: J. BONKER & co; guction and Commis- + eien Hnnu- 250 Douglas street. High- est price. paid for furnishing hovse} soodsand second hand farnitare. fe T URTZ & ALLEX, Auctioneers. will of- fer for sale « n Monday morning April, 2ad. at10 o’clock. & e number of very duqruhla 'I:H\‘encfi Iots in wvur!‘l Tar: and be on hand, 5/ Keal Catato Agent dih and The undersigned have dissolved yartnership by watusl conee: sots due the firm to Fo pad to, and all mdzmdnm dis-hatged by 'Thos. Gibs SCHALLE March 1st. 18 Tibs. GLBSON. bave removed the Real Estate ofice to the Herald building. where lands and lots can be bJufht lower than ever. Cny lol-l £250. TBSON. " my:2r-2931 "~ LOST. Hats, Caps, The lowest prices guaranteed. 238 Farphsit street near Fourteenth-St. MEN’'S Clathin Trunks, and Valise: mardl-eodSm MAX MEYER & = BRO.. :\WATCEMAKERS AND JEFELERS Jobbers of Watches, Clocks aad Jew AGENTS FOR PHILLIFPS BROS’ SHOW CartEs MAX MEYER & CO.. 172 and 174 Farnham Sireet. Umaha. WHOLBSALE DEALERS IN Cligars, Tobaccos, NOTIONS. - Kea Brasiiay Fipes, AND FANCY GOODS, YAX MEYER & T u. —WHOLBSALE DEALERS 'S — Ries, Pistals, Guns and AHHIIIHLI][III' The Largest btocx. in ¥ the i Wastors aseats for WINCHESTER AND SHARPS Which wo reil 24 Bottom Prices. West RIFLES Dizecnni te Deaiers-—Nend for Price Lisis. Assortment of Cartridges! 178 & 174 Farnham-8t.. Cor. 11th. Omaha, Neb. A Full W. Anderson Upholster I5th e o Veahaaron puce 3 roll of money 3o ths amount of $29 the finder will receive a rewsrd and thanks of {he above party by return of the money to him, T4 TAKE\' UP—A bright bay mare, | r 5 years old, owner can s ngat cor, of 12th and Cap: tol ; Broaving properiy andpaying charges. 13t - ROBERTS, NOTICES. ave mars RIDGE NOTICE—Sealed proy ovale will be received by the co' missioners of Deuglas county. Nebracko. at th S0 o), 16 foot approaches m.n fohn Blum s, on. West Pamil! on ere._ k. th ll lhz vflu;:ly l‘l!rl".& office, 1 bid 0 THRL T Teioct any'o s bids is re- e BRI e o » LEwiss, REED, mar3ldst County ¢ lerk. ILL GIVE 85 Lo fal Bef Weokly car 1876, and will sive T-TAvE o2n oz050q oot 8 Porronbares s3eqdof | “az0quosy 30039 100 ouyTw! "% 30 1 191 ‘| “ON Kiojouy pesojeSey ‘SeN‘wYvmQ - g wmwHuiey 033 "HOOOVHOL ORIASE) 0NV ONTHOMS S3dld I SNNTYAQ TTYEIIOHM AN A0 SEAHNIOVAONVIN HIHOSLINI ¥ ISIM L OLOVA YVHDIO AMUSEMENTS. Academy- df Music. nes Lot o tko beillians First an] ufi'N&‘fi:N‘\ CHANFRAU oM ATy 1— Compriting 4 Famous artis Chanfrau. identified umpbs of ari, widoly csleem: beauts and cultured dramatic_com; Now York, tog First p-rformance so human inter PR MRS. F, E CHANFRAU. Fnl ndlv afternoon as 2 1ok GKAND LADI.§” MATINEE, C, W. Tayloure’ .m. .muonn lay Was SHE RIG! Satordsy evening April T (last appeararce Mre. « hanfrau. slly of intes emotional interest ad- o ted expressly f r Mrs, ( ywerful French versi tracting rowded nudl—ne- led Josionsy; ands powerfs Belot’s Multon i N. Y I itylo and com rforman e with he. most mbitious productions ot ‘tha New York tage. General Admission $1,00. G seals withoat ex \ariety Basar. Stull § Burnbam, - Advofaten! Office: Hubermann’s Blod, | Sdie 13. umd Douglas Sfr., Dmnba, Neb. MAX MEYER & BRO.. 239 Farcham Street. Omaha Nok. MUSIC DEALKRs GENERAL AQENTS O THE UNRIVALLED Knahe, Steinway, Lnemn acd Fgrior tiem Planos, Mason & Han. sud Burdett Organs. )talian Strings, Sheot Musio, Violins, Guitars, Fintes, Brass Instrnments. sud ‘Musioal Merohandise. Neow Storel New Coods! PIBRCY & LANG, ——DEALERS IN— Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces, STAMPED, PLAIN AND JAPANNED Tiaware, Granite Iron Wire, &c.. &ec. No. 217 fariham-st., One Door Fast of Ist " ations]l Bank, Omaha. JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE with NEATFESS & DESPATCH apiatf IRON, PLOW STEEL AND T0OL STEEL. Wagon Lumber ard wagon Stock CARRIAGE AND BEAVY HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. Bolts, nute, washers. Sles;borax. and & smiths” trade. W 3. BROATCH. 834 Fourtoenth stroet. sreat variety of stock adapted to the, blacks bol-tt O v. WILDE, Manufscturer of all kinds of Show Cases and Fancy Toy Furniture Picture Frame Mouidings Kept on FHand. Special attention given torevair of instrumente. Address. 27 Cassst all kind of .. Omaba, f polished and costiy furniture and musica Neb. x "tecl3 St CHARLES D. WOODWORTH, —DEALER IN— Freight and Farm Wagons, Freighters £ upphes Buggies, &c.,&c. 328 Doualas-St., dec27) (OPPOSITE ACAI)EMY OF MUSIC. ) Cmaha, Nebraska. Ite JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS. ENGRAVERS. SUTAVINHOLVA : SHATIAT! W.L. ENOWLES- fob-17-3m SHH[IIVS Il | 537 Fourteenth street. STOVE DEALER: E.F COOK WHOLRSALS AND RATAILER OF 'L‘llflK ANDHEATT¥G STOVES, l SOLE WESTERN AGENT FOR lll'! CELEBRATED WRGOGHT IRON COALFRANGE. | COFFEE URNS | ROASTERS, LAUNDRY STOVES &C., Sales from T to 75,00, BUCCERSOR 70 J. E. RICE. AT LOW RATES, Box 769, Davenport, Tow 1