Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1877, Page 5

THEDAILY BEE Fauradsy Morning, Nov. 15,1877 vira choics Peaches, Tomvtoes, Pears, Cherrics, Pums Green Gages, Qumees, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawbesries, Sugar Corn ng Beans, Green Pras, by o dozen at figures for the in the Brunner's. Stri the down goods at case way best 'LE & MCDONAID, IM- PORTERS AND MANUFACTO KERS OF CLOAKS AND EUITS, 250 Foinbem street. replS if BREVITIES. — Reoreit & Ce., Patsand fara. —Additional local on first page. —FREDERICK, Lezding Hatter. —509 12th street, 18 the place for ‘Wall Paper. oot18tf —I want to purchsse or rent a good secood hand piano. 8. W. cor. 10th and Jackson streets. 1t% —Srederick,cheapest hats & cspe. —Henry Lelman, the painter and psper banger. —Gecree Keeline, en eattlebusiness in West was married yesterday to Mies Car- rie Robinson, of Council Bluffs, a " young lady known in thiscity. —LOST—In some bank, store cr wlicy, oron the street,j(hree fire in- sarance policiesissued by us. Who- eve: returns them will be paid for their trouble. 142t 8. A. Tav108 & Co. —Two of the captured Nez Perces chiefs, Charley and John, arrived in Omaba yesterdsy 1n charge of & military guard, wle left with them in theafternoon for Ft. Leavenworth where they will be imprisoned. ies of the Baptist Church will hold an oyster supper snd festi- val (Thursday) evening, 1 the leature room of the cburch Fuilding. 411 are invited tv come in free of charge. —Cheap millinery—Particular at tention is called to the & \J'Ifie- meat of Mr. 8. P. Morse, 1 bs found elsewnere in our local col- umns. As Mr. M. means husiness never advertising bargains unless he Antends to give them, we advise our raaders to call and look at bis large stock before purchssing their mil- linery. —There is & case of mysterious disappearanceat the Omaha Nation- al Bank. C. E. White, oneof the olerks, hias ¢ Aebraske City, without saying a word to anybody, and 1t is suspected that he has gone to bo married. The bank boys fcel hart 4t his slipping off that way, ss thay wanted to give bix $300,000 or $..0,000 25 a ! but they don’t feel 5o much hike doing it now. ne t —Private instruction given and the higher English bra by an experienced teaeber. tion at home will be ace: 8)acial attention given to French aad German conversation. Avply to W. L. Darrow, £09 Fourteenth street, office of T. W. T. Richards. 1t —Policeman Byrne Tuesday night arrested a young ‘‘coon” named Ed. Brown for stealing a pair of panta. loous from McLaughlin’sstore. He 'was sent up yesterdsy for 30 days. He is the eame youug rascal who nipped Mre. Lekraneis’ pocket book about {wo month’s ago in front of the police court, and he admits it him elf. He 1s also charged with stealing §25 worth of clothing from a1 dothes Line some time ago, and selling the plunder in Council Blufls Take him all in all, he is a “slick *an.” —Tae principal workmen who have been employed in the rebuild- ingo! e Union Pacific headquar- ters, Last evening prescuted & band- some gold wath sharm, valued at $25, to J. A, Henry, Jr., the ‘ime- keeper. Toe presentation epeech was made by Mr. A. D. Sabize, and Mr. Henry replied in s fow appro- priste words, and was followed by Superintendent Dickey, of the A. & P. Telegraoh, and Mr. Ellsworlh, night train dispateher. The follow- ing are the names of the contribu- tors of the gift: amuel Lippincott, foreman; Joun F'*‘er, John Barnes, ‘Themas Many, Fred Maynsrd, Heunry Colline, P. J. Dwyer, Wm. Rice, Robrt Kluger, . 'I. Biake, D. W. Bebriog, Jer'y W. Beaber, James Fogarty, O. T. Northrap, J. W. Tripp, A. D. Nabine, walter Muntson. —Do’t tail to ace Frederick’ sstock. —Thenniqre entertalnment given Iast evening at the Academy of Ma sic by the Hyer's Sisters was great- 1y »woyed by quite s large audienc. notwitts'ancing the muddy condi #n of the s'reats. The play, “Oat ©f Bondage,” dres not amount to mach as & drams, bt it aflords & eplendid opportunity for the illustra. thh) of slave life and charscter in the days of bondage. It abounds in faa and jo'lity, and the numerous voeal selcetio 1, which ars finely re dered, muke 1t a ‘“‘musical drams” Tuo rivers Sisters are excallent vocalist:; Miss Celestine 1 ace ‘mplih d and while the special- ties of Baw Lucas, the colored ‘come lian, are both entertaining and amusing. T.- great number of #>agsand melodies rendered make the eutertainment & ve - n.usical wifair, and the music is of the high- 3’ ¢haracler, and well worth hear. #ug, speiclly the concert and oper- atio se'cctions by the Hyers’ Sisters quarte'te in ihe las! act. Boston brown bread fresh every dey at Urlaw's batery. nld 1w CHEAEE;‘T an BEST CLOAKS IN AMERICA at WELF & McDONALD'S, [ aporters and Mapufactarers, it 250 Farnbam street. THE PRO RATA WAR. The Kansas Pacific and Denver Pacific ys. The Umon Pacific. Tmportant Questions to be Argued In the United states Cir- cuit Court To-Day. Yesterday a.m. felegrams from Washington announced that at the conclusion of Senator Chaffee’s re- marks on his resolution regarding the management of the Union Pa- cific railroad witb reference to pro rating with the Kansas Pscific and Denver Pacific, ete., Senator Saun- ders sent to the clerk’s desk aud had read & telegram from A. J. Popple- ton, attorney for the Union Pecific railroad, tkat the question whether the Kansas Pucific, Denver Pacific, and Burlington and Missouri River rosds were branches of the Union Pacific and what their rights were, was now pendiog before Judge Dillon and s discussion might be expected in afew days aud expressivg the hope that there would bano legis tion until after the decision should be made. Senator Saunders eaid he desired to address the Senate in regard to this resclution,but was not prepared. Senator Chaflee then yielded and the resolution was laid oyer for the present. The telegram from Mr. Poppleton in relation to Benator Chaffes's res- o'ution referred to'a suit now pend- ing in the United Htates Circuit Court, now in session in this city, Judge Dillon presiding. The suit was brought by the Kausas Pacific and Denyer Pacific railroads against the Union Pacific, to compel the Union Pacific to pro rate with those roads on business delivered by them to the Union Pacific at Cheyenne. By the term “pro rate,’ they mean the right to have their business carried from Cheyenne to Oglen at mileage pro rata of the lowest through rate from Omaha to Ogden, which is one-half the through rate, Cheyenne being equi- dietant berween Omaba and Ogden. This it was commenced about two years ago and asa bill in equi- ty to enjoin the Union Pacific from discriminating agaiust the Kansas Pacific and Denver Pacific by refus ing such prorata. Tue question whether the Union Pacific is d to sny increase of rate west of Cheyenne, by reason of inc-eased ecost of construction and operation of the road, and the ques- tion whether the Kansas Pacific and Denver Pscific constftute a branch Usion Pecific, asraiced by ex- ceptions filed by these companies to the auswer of the Uszion Pacific, will be argued to-morrow morning. The guestions raised are regarded of very great importance, and emi- nent tegal talent is employed on both sides. Judge Usher of Law- rence, Kaneag, and Mr. Holmes, of New York, and Hon. J. M. Woolworth, of Omala, repre- sent the Kaneas Pacific and Denver Pacific. Hon. A. J. Poppleton, of this city, appears for the Union Pa- cific,and Messrs, Rogersand Wright, of Jows, will alzo appear for the Un- ion Pacific, at the request of of lowa, the peopls of those portions of that Btate lying along the east and west lines of ra Iroad regarding themselves as being deeply interest ed in tie result, as adetermination agalost the Unicn Pacific would di- vert business from lows and Iilin- ofs and throw it into KKaness and Massourt. Everybody should try those large fine8ADDLE ROCK OYSTERS to be had only at J. B. French & Co's. They cost Do more_than those sec- oud grade oysters. 30t The best is the cheapest. Dr. Bull’s Baby Eyrup is acknowledged to be the safest and most reliab'e medicine for babies. Price 25 cents. MORSE S, Cor, 10th sna Jackeson,fstill eon- tinues to be the central point where LADIES can find Fine Goods at LOW PKICES. In dress goods I have still a full line and bave added some specialities in Ladies' Undcrwear, #lanne’s and Blankets, Table Linens, Repellants and Beavers, Ladies' Gloaks, Black Cashmeres and Eosiery—all at very low figurea, Romember the place, 8. P. MORSE'S kson P. . —Many of my lsdy custom- ers who were dieappointed in ob ing fine Cashmeres—Flecced Line and Lisle thread hose rolid colora—will now find a full ascort- ment of new goods in Seal Brown, Myrtie Green, Cardinal, Navy,&e 1t Go to PALACK’S, The Popular Clothier, ©238" Farnham =t. It you want to saye from 10 to 20 cent on Men’s and Boys’ OV £RCOATS, UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, GLOVES & MITTENS. (Great clearance eale—to coutivue 30 days only. Come EVERYEODY. 118t The Omahs Shirt Fastory sells all wool, regular underwesr at 25 per cent less than any other house. nott FROMAGE UE BRIE CHEESE NEUFCHATEL CHEESE SMOKED EELS at PrUNDT & GERBER’S ('heese Depof, 13th st. bet. Farnbam and Douglas, novls 4t Go toJ. H. Thiele's if you wanta good suit of clothes or an over coat | made to order at living prices. mon eat C. A. Bith, the auctioneer, pays cash for stoves and second hand fur- niture, Douglas street, opposite the Lutheran ehurch. ocbeod per ! AR AMUSING TRIAL. Grace vs, Connolly—The Plalntiff Awarded $50 Damages For a Broken Coflar Bone, The jury in the casé of (irace vs. Connolly et sl., brought in & ver- dict yesterdsy for the plaintiff giving him $50 damages for a bro- Ken collar bone received while en- gaved in a fight with the Counolly family. This was rather an amuping trial. Grace, while on the stand, shocked the dignity of the Court by the fre. quent use of profanity, his oaths generslly being hurled at Mr. N. J. Barnhara, counsel for the defendant. ‘the Court severely reprimanded bim for it, and finally threatened to stop the suit ir he did not discontinue it, and intimated also that he might be invited to etep down into the basement behind the bars for con- tempt. Alfter the trial was over Juoge Savage called Grace up and talked to him, and concluded by saying, *I think perbaps you had better not come before this court any more. That’s all the punish- ment I shall inflict upon you now.” Some people might consider it a beavy puaishment to be barred out of court, but whether Grace takes it that way is question. Connolly,during the trial, claimed to ba deaf, and insisted that the counsel should sit close to him. Mr. saldwin, counsel for Grace, put his aaricular powers to a test, by going towards hitm, and asking a few ques- ton in a very low tone, which he answerea promptly. Thereupon the Court becamo satisfied that he was not o deaf as he might be, and that 10 car trumpet was necessary. o he ordered Mr. Baldwin to resume Lis place ata distance. One noticeable characteristic of the trial was the disposition of the parties to wander off from the sub- ject1n hand to all sorts of neighbor- hood troubles, sud the testimony was sandwiched with innumerable exclamations such 98 ‘anys he,” 1,7 “God bless me,” “Arrah now,” ete, and Judge Savage had a1l Le could do to keep them on the main track. four years, but on cross-examination it was shown that he hadn’t done auy work for cight vears. So it seems that the first money he has earned 18 thut which he is toreceive for having his collar bone broken. BARGAINS IN MILLINERY!! Owing tothe rapid increase in my ods trade, I find tbat I am ped for room to transact my business and have therefore de- cided to close out my fall stock of Zirmmed Hats At Aclual Cost, These goods were all selected and trimmed in New York, at a leading Broadway Milliner's, and will be found complele as to Styte, Quality and Workmanehip. They ars not sold for any other than the above m: ioned reasons and range in price from 9) cen's to Velvet Trimmed Hate, with real Ustrich feathers, at $4.75, and are all New FaLL SHAPES. Don't forget to call aund examive, . P. MonsE, 1t Corner 10th snd Jackson. A good cost maker wanted at J, H. Thiele. 142 CHEAPEST and BEST CLOAKS IN AMFRICA at WELF & McDONALD'S, Importers and manufacturers, 1t 250 rohiam stree Go to the most reliable tailor, J. H. Stein, 234 Frrnham street, if you want a first-cless suit of clothes, or an overcost, msde after the most spproved style, at the closest possi- ble figures. oc3l tf Parties and weddings furnished with cakes and sessonsble delicu- cioa on the most reasonable terms at Lstey’s, 1t PISKING UP A SLEEPER. A Man Robbed of Four Hundrea and Seventy-F.ye Dollars,and a Gold Watch and Chain, By His Room IMate. Parsuit and Capture of the Thief Quite s heavy robbery was com- mitted at the Eagle house, on Four- teenth street Tuesdsy night. A man named Wilbelm Fried, 8 Polander by birth, and a companion whose name we have not been able to ascertain, arrived in the city Tuesday from New York, and putup at the Esgle house. Both were fresh from Earope, having recently been discharged from the Prussian army, and neither could talk a word of English. Fried had $475 {in money aud a gold watch and chain. Both men occupied the same 100m, and early in the morning,whenFried woke up, he found his companion gone, together withs his money and wateh and chai The robbery Was at once reported to policeman MeAuliff, who noti- fied City Marshal Butler of the cir- camstances. Butler rushed off without his breskfast, and obtaining a carriage he took with him Charles Fleck, proprietor of the hotel, and drove out to Gilmore and Pappiliion at a rapid rate, after having first telegraphed to those points. Not finding their man there, they started on their return, coming in on the Bollevue road. Arriving st tue “Half-way House,” Marshal Butler thought it would be a good idea to take a look inside. On entering the place the very first man that Butler and Fried eaw was the thief himself. Hestarted out at the back door and bounded awsy like a dcer, with the Marshalin hot pursuit, and theofficer finally ran him down a'ter a lively chase. Oa searching him the sum of 3330, wis found. It seems that the thief had hired some one to drive him out of town towards G I+ more, and that afterwards he had taken a beck track to throw his pur suers off the ecent. The prisoner was brought back to Omaba in the afternoon and lodged in jail, where he will be likely to remain for gome time to come. Marshal Butler deserves coneid- erable credit for the successful cap- ture. IMPROVED BOOK KI selow is a cample of thenew and only “BOoKS” which we shall keep on and afier the 15th of November : PING. —RYINodn — £wmo) 2p Yoweary '@ ‘P ‘WHYWO “1S WYHNuYH I6] BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Farnham Street, North Side, opp. Grand Central Hotel, OMAHA, - - - NEBRASKA. Adverusoments of 10 Lo . Wauts, Found. Noardi in theea columns once ENTS vor lino: cach sabsaguent \nsertion. FLVE CEN:S per Line. Tbe firet insertion never loss than TW. ¥IVE CEN' ANTED—Waitor at the Frenth ol hoare, Faruham s Tect. to W ANTED-A dinivgroom girl and tficu Doy at the Donova bouse e §ood i whouid cooxing will pay twonty dol month."Ajs0% gir {0 attend caildren at the Alericad Roase 112 bougias street i nevizt AMUSEWENTS. CIGAR MANUFACTORIES. LOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. —0F— MUSIC. Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 13th & 14th EVENT OF 1HE SEASON. Mezsrs, HATHAWAY & POND, Proprictors of the REDPATH LYCEU EUREAU, Of Basten, bave the pleasure t» announce an engagement for ano e cocbmaiad HYERS SISTERS COMBINATION. —INCLUDING— SAM LUGAS, The Favorite Colord Comedian, justly THE COLORED VOKES Who will ppear iu the Great Moral and Musical Drama ontitle guT OF BONDAGE xpreesly for this Company. Dz in four acts the emer- &ence of the race from SLAVERY TO FREEDOM! an Woed thite and fve hun grel dollars toinsest if necessary. A ddress . Bee office, n..mu 5 ng man fo VW ANIED-AIl the girls in oy to know that they can buy & gool hat woll trimmed at ATKINSO™’S eor. Louslas a0d 13t streots, £ ¢ the small sum of ons oot 74f Universally acinowledged by the Press and Public as the Novelty of the Season. THIS 15 THE ONLYCOMPANY Of Golored Dramatic Artistsin the World. General Admission e Galle 0c No extra charge for roserred sests, which ca> bo seoured at Jax Meyer & Bro ’s Jowelry Etore. GROCERIES, FRUITS, &e. “BOARD'NG. WO Gl TLEMGN CAN BE AGTOM- modated with Good Board and Lodging cheap, at 207 Daverport Street, be. E n FOR RANT—ROOMS. INISHFD rooms to rent on cor_Iith and Darenport: | niiw SHeD Tor s 10 Let, northeart th and Dad gt [ 12th Street, i 16) bet Farnham and Harney. ova 5.0 05 to ront =N Wmmer Trelfth and Howard v13tE HOUS d cistern on yrozis e bioa. 07 six roome to ¢ Trauire of A, &.cC dopot. A“D LOTS FOR SALF on strest, et Eair 4nxll arney. Tn= PV SALE -A ot i Lowe's addition, commanding & fine vie 8%, Address R.. Ren Office. rnitnra. foblitf JLESALE Cidir w One door east of Nie \V i For further partic lars spply. Saslor & Cooffcs b 3 Dozglas streets, Omah OXY—Forsa The hand Kiso twolix Zeemer, ORSALE—At 3 ve cholarships in the Davonp College. Apply or address, e MAPLE SYRUP-1 cived anl for saie by for sale by INTEK Wheat Finur, ent Bujo's Cn ic, Saxton s *Besr, e icadt mg brane of wiater wheal W GASH VIGTORIOUS A. H. Gladstone & Co. CASH PRICE L PRICE LIST 41bs A rogar 5 Toe keod Rin cafe 4 1.2 Tbe good r 1 Jay 11b Oolong Te: 1o Imperial Toi 11b Young lysc ive Gioss starcr, ver ib, ver Gloes starch’ per 61 King porder, bulk 2528828833358 Pest svrus ver Boct Limbureor chesss per i LestIye. per, un e < les. Eest hominy. 25 165 for. o L0t . 10 lbs for. 2228 WA sop2ovino wedkeat if Cash Prices. GREAT REDUCTIOXS! THEY THAT BUY POz CASH— Cash buyers are inyited to calland wgample” our PRICES. 3t J. B. FRENCH & Co. To Our Patrons: On and after the 15th instant, we shall abolish the credit system, and sell our goods strictly for cash, thus saying the expense of book keeping, collecting slow debts. interest on many thousands of dollars of out- standing indebtedness, (1nevitable under the erzdit system,) and losees sustained on customers who never pay. Af the merchsut who sells gonds on credit is successful in busi- ness, all the expenses ana losses above enumerated must be made good to him by his paying custo mers, but if these losses are not in- ~urred and expenses are reduced he can well afford to give his patrons the benefit. This we propose to do, by selling our goods at A REDUCTION CF FROM 10 TO 20 PER OENT. from former prices. 50. 50. 50. 50. FIFTY of the Groceries and Res- taurants of the city bave NOW come back to BOOTH’S OYSTERS, finding them SUPERIOR in FILL- ING to any other brand. There are but few left to add to thelist now. 1444 D.B. REEMER, Agent. Our Ladiess DKESS CLOAKS cannot be beaten anywhere. WELF & MoDoNALD, 250 Farnham street. Borrom KNocKED Ovur! BOOTS AN BHOKS CHEAP! Men's Bools... Ladies’ Shoes, Migses’ ¢ ‘dren’s Shoes. Lidies’ Sliop Men's Chuldren’s ¢ s Po! Misses’ Slippers. TAE LALGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE CITY, AT Hesry DomLe & Co's, Leading Shoe Store, Centrsl Block, 1t Farpham Streel. For RENT—A bakery. nov7it 8. A. TAYLoR & Co. RUBBERS! RUBBERS! RUBBERS! OVERSHOES of all kinds, at BOITOM PRICES, at LORING & CO'S, 1t Opposite Grand Central Hotel. The Nel IArnd'r supserip’ns and adv” ro'dat I Nows Staad. avatt /f/m// Y. ST.JOSEPH, mo STHE ONLY ONE WEST OR SOUTP OF the Iakes with which BRYYNT'S has any nncetion, o that is conducted by an ex- Terienced practieal accountant Best rooms. best facalts and the most thorough_course of instruction, while the woifaze of punils is caretuily regarded. Farticalare and Specimens of Penminship sent to any addross THUS. J. BRYANT, Pros. ang3dly it Professors as Tnst 2 SPECIAL L rringe Gulds A m,n.w Yiew ot AL firtheamedand G ~....,.L"‘,x“# T an e secr i et o Sou unduhnr‘“ An iEerted wor MABBIAG ui ,...,..m: ighteenth street, bet. Cum ng % and gold locke. with 103"s 5 :‘Acnu reiurn to Lera.d effice, 0ST- On 2d and revolvers Mude oy Ageuts ur Raubber PRI n A i who aro suff A\ tho errors sad Todisorceious ‘of Souts norvous weaka, s, early docay, logs of man hood, &o . [ will send a rcmw( that will cure you FKEE OF CH - RGK. This great liscovered by a missionsry in icn. Send e rolt-adaressad en weiops otk Rov JOSEPLL i om York City. dquest, the Slcrenant sailcr, has assortment of Cloths, Cassi — PERFORMANCE ON 1HT— ZITHER AND PIANG, EYERY DAY AND LVENING .tnme U TG HIELE, MLBCHANT TAILILOR, 48413 8., bet.' Farn, & Harney, OMAHA, NFBRASKA. Gleaning and Repairing Done. vr " JOHN HORA. TailoR Latest Paterns always on hend. SUITS #ADE TO ORDER. After Latest Sty ‘Best of satisfaction given in CUTE. Alec does Cleaning and Repairing and purpozer doing the best working, at the lowest poz- sivle prices. Do not torget to call 185 Paroham betw, Lith enc 120 st CMAEA, NEBRAFF A, HOISTING MACHIMES. i THE REEDY Steam. Rydrenlic axd Aax EIevaterS Axo tho Tiogt Manufsotured Ssnd for cular »nd Pri J S8 5 Tiinots st. Chicago, T C.C.HOUSEL & CO, sevidlyr 0 Agents, 489 & 491 15th Bt. Omaba, Nebras 1 novs Sm SAVE HMOREY! On and after the L ‘!flhc\ pooie fir vash Sigo 1= Humny 25 do 9 pounds & Au {xrlhu ki “Cw. & HL\NSEN, U. P. BLOCK, SIXTEENTH ST., (Bstweon California aud Webster.) Wholeealo and Retail dealers in ;u kinds of th Fish, Fruits AND rro'bUCH ¢ Fo. 711 Deng'as Street, Between 121 and 13:h, OMANA, ®S. Convignments of Butter & Fops Solicited. Tepta iy W. B. BUGHES, Greceries and Provisions, FUREIGN & DOMESTC GOODs, Cutiery, Toys nd Notions. OF 4LL KINDS. No. 539 TENTR ST,, Betweon Duglis and Dedge, Omat ep19ly Robs. Herrick, Groceries and Provisions, rnfl rv Toys #vd Notious, CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE. 60 Dodge Street.’ Codfrey & Dexter, GOFEEY /KD SPICE MILLS: Manufacturers of and Dealersin Mustard, Cream Tartar, NOWPZREY, BARI'G POWDER. Ask Tour Groc:r For cur Fresh Roacted and Ground Cofices and Nongarei! Baxing Powder, azd take 20 other. Fo-sale by ail fir-t ¢ ast groceis. 291 DOUGLA: ST, 04AHA. 0131y LAWYER! Stull & Vurnbam, Advofaten » Ofire: Yubermann’z Bloa, ,%die 13 uuo Douglas Sir., Omaba, Neb. “a0qa0u1 FiswuoIng 010j0q $90LId puw 9038 310 OUIWNES 0] Po}SIALIL I8 $9GGOL N 40 IIG 391 °] "o Kicyeny pasejnley *QaN ‘sysw( ‘22115 sepFuoq ¢z WOQOVHOL DNIBEE) OHV DNTIONS S1did M SERITHG XTVEXIORM QY IS VHDIO §0 SEEVNIOVAANVR WEHOSLIEA ® ILSIM Chicago & Eri H. BERTIIOLD, 183 Douglas 8t,, bet 11tn and 12th. Oy AHA. The *'Invincible” is one of The Finest and Best ow made, snd has later and finished stoves nts thin any other self- Better impr feeding Hard Cozl Stoves now in the market. Call snd look at this beautifui stove before ing clsewher aug 1577 1877 THIE __Lrown Jewel PARLOR STOVE, KING UF BASE. NEW DRESS FOP. 1877, ELEGANT I8 DEXIGH, SCIENTIFiC [¥ CONSTRUC- TICN, UNEQUALLED IN ORNAMENTATICN and PEREECT IN OPZRATION! Wih or witz ut Low own Oven It Has the Only Practical Gven in Tize Market, Call ard examine it Befors Purchasing sour stove. MILTON BEQGERS, Cor. Farnhai B8 Sule Agent TVHVIO INYHNYY4 061 40 HIMNLOVANNVW 1338187 g7 sj00g onf i £90Y James Auld, ANATOMICAL LAST AND BOOT MAKER, 131h bet. Farnham & Douglas, Fitting Crooked and Deformed feota Bpecialty. Lats Made cnd Kept for Customers wittout Ex- tra charge. Repairing Nently Done. Cauf: i derchiefs Wark Gailed For and Retursed cn. Time, Free of Charge. H.L.WILKINS, Prop. soplStf WAH LEE, Ghiuese Laun d:.'y. e 3 eonts TENTH STREET, (Between Farchom and Harney) Very Best of Work at reduced prices, and gworc call dtor and retur.ed pron omytly on & PICIURES AND PICTUR! A.Hosve. Jr.&Co. Looking-Classes, Pictures FRAMES 384 DODGE 8Y.. l Omahs Nobraka DEVVI*JY &c STONKE, VITURE DEALERS MAEA,NEB. The Farmers’ Fuel Press. DA‘VIS BROS & TFISK, Pafentees and Manufagturers, Oma*a. 18 #nd othor similar materials into & t ie wnd made into bun- “da on them he tuel pro machine 20 arran; s ma t cend their orders truth as to vear's fuel " will be sold 10 meckine its capabilities and m agicker_with the Pr The above cut P h all the attachuen's, at $2¢. VIS FFO"EEERS & FISK: deidw i T houricinih St upwnirs F.0.Fox, Yo. 604, BEYER & Ty, nux AALE DS TLERS TA — s g éamili[fi!}! n the West ! l) rz=eisend for Priee l.lllllh t of Cartridges! nt Cor. i1th. Omisha, Kab. ER & ERO. 1D JERELERS Cleck= and Jewelry. ‘8 BROMST SHOW CASES Y CO.. 178 ana £7¢ Cmana. Hebraoka) Cigars, am Strect. Cxcaba Kob. T B BDEHEAI.ERS POR THE UK . aLLKD r tiom Planos, Mason & Hams» ott Orgaa, s, Brass Instroments, snd ¥.J0. Becker, FEBRASEA Karble & Granite Co Furniture Work, Plumbers’ Slabs, Siri e, Einto apg Trcn Mantlcs aiwsys: o ban finith guarsnteed. ~Desgns and prices fur~ e fes ut eceive prowpt atientin. 281 Ted it Wn Ord Dier West of Pestifice, OMAHA. - NEBSRASEA. M-SHANE & CO. BUYERS find{n SHIPPERS Ly o BUTTER AND EGGS. ALSO GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 10 Thirteenth Stronl, GMAKA, N33, Rofer by permission to any bavk in Cmeha, and to J. A, Creichton and James k. Bosd ma; n?. PRICE’S [ BAKIEG POWDER ik The Most Perfeet Made, Deslers in ete. Beptid 157 ists and Physicians cortify t:at this Powder is richer -Cuhn , stronger, more effective, producing #”g: delic ous art'cles ithan any other n the market. most successful physicion a:d chemist, as well ag his, 9 ScIIFlvrm 1-xr ts, for Purity Unequaled. Dr. PRICE’S iz mrytse h ne, ‘an ‘exquinite hqmd Dtnh'rkl. STEELE & PRICE. Mnfrs. 110 Randclph street. Chicaw QTEELB .! PRIC!'S LUPULIN YBAST GEMS. aug 2 wed fri mon & C.F. COODMA N, WHCLESALSE DRUGGIST. AND DEALER IN Paints, Qils, and Window Glass. ALSO GENERAL WHOLRSALE AGENT FOR Kennedy's Hemlock Sheep Dip, X )»mvrxnl Kernedy’s Fxtract 232 Donglas and cor. 16th 2nd Capital Avenue. OIAHA_“I‘Ell’I KENNAFD & .PKORSYTH, (Successcrs to Mariin (enrard.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, —- AND JCEBERS I¥ — PAINTS, OILS ,COLCRS & GLASS. — reopeizToRs r = THE TRIUMPH DFUS AD SPICE MILLS, — AYD MANUFACTUR?ES F — PERE SPICKS AND PURE MUSTARDS, Omaha, Nebraska. 5ol