Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1878, Page 4

[P Manufagiurers of Cloaks and Sulls, 250 Fambam street. sepls tf . Read J. B. French & Co's new ¥rice ligt in another column. n30tf BREVITIES. —~Lehman reopened,178Farnham. —Board of Trade to-morrow night. —The work on the rip rap still continues, 1t is now being ex tended southward three hundred feet. —Hon. Frauk Welch, M. C, has sent nine volumes of fmportant eta- tistical works sud reports to tbe Omaha Board of Trade library. —A memorial to Congress has been received for signatures, urging the encouragement of the Ameri- can export trade by American stesmehip lines. The memorial is at the Board of Trade rooms. —The Department of Agriculture has sent 24 packsges of new varie. ties of wheat, corp, oats, garden veg efables, &c., to W. C. B. Allen, the secretary of the Board of Trade, ‘who will distribute them to farmers and cthers throughout the State. w© —A switch is being lzid from the main track of the Union Pacific, from Thirteenth street, west to Six teenth sireet, where it coucects with the lower track runuing to the shops. This 12 & big cut-off, and saves over & mile. The giade will baop the scaleof 45 feet to the mile —The exhibition of the Cass Bireet TIndustrial School took place in “Caldwell Block, Saturday evening, urder the auspices of the ‘Lrinity Church Guild. Notwithstandivg the muddy condition of the streets, there was su attendance of about 250 people, who were well gnter- tained. The programme was an at- tragiiveoue,and was weli carried out. Oze of the best parts of the pro- gramme was a duet, “The Boat- mau's Bong,” sung by Wilie Burns and Aunie Simpkins. The dialogue, which was renderea by Clara Taylor and Annie S8impkine, we a flae piece of juvenile acting. The singing throughout elicited a great deal of praise on account of its exoellence. There are 65girls in he Cass street school, Which 1s in a very proeperous conditicn, owing to the untiring efforts of the iadies of Prinity Gulld, who are entitled to a gacat deal of credit. —The arlicle om “Paris’ Pave. aweuts,” which appesrcd in Toz BEE the other day, bas attracted coneidersble attention. It is an evident fact that 1f cement is used With the broken stones, and then watered snd rolled, it wili form a solid composition. Mr. Hertz- men, from whom we cbtsined tbe ideas, is a man who has laid u great ,deal of pavement in Parie and kuows what he is talkiog about. —One day last week Speclal Mail Agent Beybolt, o! thiscity,arrested, at Ollumwa, Towa, a me:l agent named Edwards Pierrepont Duf. field, who was runuing on a branch ol the Chicago, Burlinglon ana Quiney ralroad. He had a prelim- iuary examivation, and was beld for trial in the sum of $2,000, which amount of bail was furnished. The evidence sgainst him is said to be very strong. He was detected by means of decoy leiters, and register- ed lelter packsges, broken open, “were found secreted in bis car.. He #¢ = high-toned young man, very respectably oconnected, and is u nephev: of Pierrepont, former min- ister to England. His srrest caused considerable commotion. —When Thursday morning’s train on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad reached Quicoy, & passen- ger giving his name as F. H. Farber, of Nebraska City, reported to the police that he had been robhed of $1 900 in United Btates bonds duriug 1he nigat, aad accased the conduc- to: and porter of the sleeper with | Jaying taken them. They wereat " once taken to the police station, but | ‘mothing was fouad to indicate that ! they were the robbers, Farber still sisted that be had lost them, but rofused to make auy complaint, © Toe affair caused some excitement ““#mong rafiroad men,sll of whom te lieve the story of the robbery to be #il & sham. Farber Irst no time in leaving the eity as soon as the men were discharged, as we learn from # special dispatch to the Clicago Times. CERSONAL rARAUKAPEN, © W Mead has returned from the Bast. R E Whitwnsn, U8 A, aud wile, ura st the Grand Ceatral. J H Broady and C W Beymour, «f Nebraska city, are at the Graod tientral. Cspt. Curran is once more clerk st the Metropolitan botel, He is perfeoly at bome in his old posi- ton. Frank J. Rumge lis 1eturned from the East, haviog purchased s Jurge aud elegant stock of spring #3d summar goods The following &re among the ar- rivals st the Metropolitan: George Waleott, Quiney; Frank R New- La Fayelte; M B Peck, New Geo. Love, Des Moines; G H , Rock Islsud; W C Sanison, 1.wa; W G Taylor, Towa; B F Ex- 12m_New York; K C Felton, Chi- c140; John Corksik, Salt Lake Robart E Strahorn, who has been 11 Caleago for 8 month past, super- jateudigg the electrotypiug of the naw gaide book written hy himsel’, #id to be lssued shortly by the Uslon Pacific, has retuwued te Omaha. The book will be out in & 7w days. 1f*s iutenued as an ad. vertissmeat of the Uiion Pacifis, 14 resources, scenery, ete , snd will > d siribated gratoitously ail over t e world. An edition of 50,600 copiesis t be issued The Neb. Feruiz. dupsenip’nsaud adv't « Y “dat the Grand ®en’l News Stand. solit DIAIIA 'IHITE LEAD 'IIRKS" Completion of the Buildings —The Machinery Arriving Daily. The Establishment Wil be Runaing in Six weeks, A Snot Manufactory Also Likely to be Boon Started. A BEE reporter yesterday morning pald ® yisit to the Omaba White Lead Works—o! which meu- tion has been previously made in this psper—and tound that rapid progress had bzen made in the en- terprise during the Iast few weeks, The location of the works is in the vicinity of Twentieth street, juit south of the Union Pacific railroad track. A cide-track has been built to ‘the establish- ment, Tbe buildings sre now completed, with the exceplion of & fow finishing tocches, aad resdy for the machinery. There are tbree buildings, all connected, being in the shupe of an L. Tne two wings are frame buildings resting on bric foundations, while the corner build- ingis entirely of brick. Thedimen- &10ns of the entire structure are 120 by 180 feet. To the south, standing separate from the factory, is & very nest frame office, 16 by 24 feet, which is being fi.ted up in good style The cost of the buildings is ubout $10,000, and tne machinery will cost $40,000, maki. vestment, exciusive of the ground of about §60,000. The buildings are rezdy for the ma- chiuery, a part of which has already arrived, and the rest is nuw en route from Baltimore. Tue boilers and eugine are of the same power s thoee used ia the Smelting Works— trom 70 to 100 horse power. » They were made in Chicago. The works will be in comaplete running crder inside of s1x weeks, under the mauagement of Bir. 5. E. Locke, who came here from Bal- timore, where for many ) ears past he has been engaged in the manu- facture of white lead. He Lad had for some time psst an idea of coming to Omaha to establish lead works here. He looked the field over carefully, snd eaw that 1t was the int in the country for such a as the raw material could iced bere, and thus save freight one way.- He saw that the | competition in the Esst had ron prices down to such an extent that be must do something in eclf defense. Lead hss dropped trom 7 cents per pound to 33 sud 4 within & yeur past, and whea a corroder P2y freight on the raw ma- terial from the Wesl to the East, and the consumer in the West bed to pay freight on it when it was sent back m toe shaye of white lead, the profits were too small, owlug to the decline of theray ma- terial. Mr, Locke accordingly came to Omaha last fall, and upon making uis business kunown ke had no difficulty in organizing a stock company composed of William A. Paxton, president; C. W. Mead, vico-president; N. Stel ton, eecretary and tressurer; 8. E Locke, mansger, end Levi Carter; among whom the stock was eu- tirely taken and paid to~. Mr. Locke, the practical mau of the compavy gl 1s one of the heaviest stockholders. He 1t was who saw the advantages of Umaha forsuch & factory, and be engineered the enterprise from the start, aud has personally superin- tended the construction of the buildings. The company expect to secure the trade of theentire West. They can mavufseture white lead, or, as it is more technically called, the carbon- ate of Jead, cheaper in Omaha than else chere, by reason of not having to pay freigat on the raw material, which is obtawed from the Smelting Works, aud thus they can, in ship- ping their products t> the Esst, saye frelght one way, 83d thus succees. fully compete with eastern corrod- ers. They propose to make the carbonate of lead dry or in ofl, snd will sell it dry to ti:e mixers, who mix it in oil, as mixing and corroding, are two different brantles of the trade These works will employ about forty men, teno! whom will be skilled hands, and who are already on the ground, having come here from Baltimore, under contract with Mr. Locke. The unskilled Iz~ borers will be procured in Omaha. A SHOTTOWER. 1t s very likely that & shot man ulsetory will ulso be started in Oma La at an early day, for the same reasons that & white lead factory has bean established here, nawmely, Omaha ean furnish theraw malerial, and frelshts one way cau be saved. Oweha is regarded as the best Inca tion for a-sbot tower in this country and withough we have mot the sutherity for meking the statemont, yet we predict that wighin one year ashot tower will be in operation here, T e provsbilities sre that soms of the gentlemen iuterested m the & Works apd While Lead Works, will be the principal stock. holders. If we remember rightly, Jay Guuid has ofered to give, or invest, $5,000 or more, in such an enterprise, but we think that it will be started wizout such aid,for there is no doubt of its beinga puyig in- stitution from the beginniug, and hence tie siock will find takers at home without much trouble. Great reduction in Plug and Smoking Tobaceo at Max meyer & Cos. 18- Kllvelry made to order at Mux Meyer & Bro's. ANEW. MAPLE BUGAR. Five barrels just received direct from the Cansda msple groves, which we aro selling at $1.25 per J. B. FrRexcH & Co. CGur Standsrd aed Our Own Brand. are the best cigarsin the city. PUDNT, MEVER & RAPPRE'S. 2:&m i m! NITRIG Aclb. It vauses the Death of Juhn Welchs On Tuesday last rather singular accident occurred at the Union Pacific depol, the fesuit of which was the death of Jobn Welch on Sunday. Among the west- bound freight cars was one contain- ing ten carboys of nitric acid for the 8an Francisco mint, together with alot of oils and other combustible material. One of the carboys of nitric acid_ exploded while the car was sianding at the depot, and ten men, employes at the freight houze, were summoned to immediately empty the car of all the other freight in order to prevent further accident. Mr. Bhelby, who knew the char- acter of the scid, told the men to hold their bresth while in tho car, and to breathe freeh air every time they came out. They all heeded the caution except John Welch, who probsbly forgot it. While he was 1n the csr he inhaled the fatal fumes, sud that evening he was ta. ken sick In consequence, and came very nearly dying before morsing. He Igered til Sunday, when he died in considerable agony. The in- halation of the nitric acid caused pneumoniaof the very worst kind. Thie deceased had been in the em- ploy of the Unlon Pacific railroad forover ten yesrs. He was & single men, and was aged about 40 years. The funeral took place under the ruspices of the Emmet Monu- ment Association yesterday. Since writing the above we learn that John Croft, another employe, bes been taken eick in consequence of the nitric acid accident. For a magazine thoroughly useful in iteelf, “Andrews’ Bazar’’ distan- ces all competitors; and although the question of use is the prime one 10 which all others sre subordinate, the lterary, dramatic and social news make the periodical one of the most entertalning puslished. kend to W. R. Andrews, Cincinuati, ten cents for specimen copy. Fioe French Candies at Biendorft & Mauss'. 43 HAM AND EGGS. Fresh Invoice hickory smoked, sugsr cured hams, selling at 10 cents per pound. Fresh eggs daily from our farm. Nine dozen for $1.00. miz J. B. FRENOH & Co. Jowelry and silverw Max Meyer & Bro's. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Gmaba Publish- ing Company thut the first annual ing of the stockholdess of said company will bs held on Monday, Murch 4th, st 7:50 p. m., at the office of the Omuha Daily BEE, for the purpose of electing & board of directors and other officers, and transacting such other business as may come before the meetivg. E. ROSEWATER, President. A. BORENSON, Secretary. 27tf For the best and most reliable Winter Weat Flour, eall at PunDT, MEYER & RAAPRE'S. FOREPAUGH'3 ADDITION. A Special Train of Circus Stock. - Bunday morning Adam Fore- paugh, proprietor of Korepaugh's circus; Kobert Dingers, general director; Col. Robert Filkins, press sgent, and Ben. Lu bie, treasurer, arrived in the aity from the East and stopped at the City Hotel. They have been East purchasing horses, wagous and other circus material, with which to remforce theirshow, which is wintering at Hayward’s, Alame- da county, California. This stock, incharge of J. A. Karquhar, ernved here yesterday on a special train of thirteen cars. There were 170 fine horses and two magnificent tab. leaux cars, one costing $16,000, aud the other $7,000. They are the finest and most expensive circus vehicles that bave ever been built. ‘When the circus visits Omaha in July next they will add to their out- fit two more tableaux cars and other equipments. Tiis epecial train left for the West at eleven o'clock, while Forepaugh and his officers departed on the regular express. REAL ESTATE SALKS, The following transfers of real es- tate have been made since our laet report : Alice A & John A Bailey to Em. ms Hill, undivided § of 2 } acres in ne sw 10, 15, 13—§150. 3 Alice A & John A Bailey to Em- ms Hill, undivided } of lot1, block 1, Lake’s addition; lots 8 & 7, block 16, Boyd's addition; Iots 9, 10, 11 & 12, block 12, lots 1 &2 block 18, and Iot 8, block 11 EV Smith’s add— 130. Electa A&M W E Purchase to Fred Drexel, nw } of sw } sec. 13, 16, 10—320. ‘Augustus Kountze and wife to Frank Krajick, parcel in NW NE 22, 15, 13--137 50. H R A Pundt and_wife to Eliza- beth Laver, W 44 feet of lot 6, block 100, Omaha—800. George H. Guy, sheriff, to Alfred Burley, 6 acresin W} BE}, section 3,15, 13—401. s&m Did youlever hear of a man, or woman, or child who met with an o long as there was acake ut the “Lavndry Queen” 1a thé house? The Fraokiin Lightning Rod is the result of twenty six years expe- rience and ciose application to busi- ness—applying every rule of science, and studying closely every require- ment suggested by experience—and the company have spared neither time, lsbor or money in perfecting theirRod. Their extensive acquaint- suce with manufacturers in their line enables them to select the best materials from the best markets, and at the most favorable prices. 1n this respect they enjoy great advantages, belug the oldest and largest house in their line inthe United states, having three factor- ies constantly running, and with tuese great facilities the demand for these justly celebrated rods is quite up to the supply. The company is represented In this city by Mr. kK House, who, by the way, is domg = thriving business for them bere. Those interested in lightning rods should not fail toin vestigate the superior quslities claimed by this Compauy over oth- ers. ‘Their work may bs seen on many of our Omaha structures; among the most central are tucse of Craickshank & Co.,dry goods house; A. J. Simpson, carriage factory; Clark & Warden, livery siable; Erck & Hanson,grocery, and Omaha Pu\zmh.ug Company Building. feb23tf IN THE FIRS¥1 RANK. The just reputation cf Dr. Price’s Uuique Perfomes places them in the fizat rank of thoe very best handker- chief extrects that hsave ever been made. Their odor is truly rich, fresh avd flowery. Dr. Price bas speut much time and stidy in per- fectiug these perfumes. We notices some fine ornamental cakes this moramg st Beindorff & Mzuse’, 240 Doucias, and conclude somebody is to be married soon. 1t Last Grand Masquerade Ball at Turner Hall. Tuesdsy evening, March 5th, 1878. Admission 50 c:nts. Under the management of Gustav Hellborn. All are 1espects fally wvited, and & very enjoyable time will bo gunranteed. feg8 5t The Omaha Shirt Factor listiy makes 6 first-class shirts for $9 00, ‘Wamsutta muslin,and Richardson’s fine TIrish linen vosom and cuffs, guaranteed to fit. Ou receipt of size of collar and measure arvund the breast, with $160. We will for- ward sample shirt to any address, post paid. Goods €eut C. O. D. ‘Will be subject to your examina- tion before paying, provided a suffi- cleut amount to cover express charges is remitted with the order. Rules of self-measurement eent on application. PH_GOTTH<IMER, 202 Farnham St., Omaha, Neb. Wm M Walker and wife to Lew W HIll, 8 67 fect of W3 of ot 4, block 43, Omatia—-1,500. Augustus Kountze acd wife to Anton Kement parcel in nw ne 27, 15, 13137 50. Joseph Dworak and wifeto Hom- er Holcomb, fot 8, block 193, Omaha Samuel E Rogers and wifo to J P Roe, lots1, 2, 7 and 8, block 22, Credit Foncler addition—2,000. Edward W. Simeral, master commis:ioner to Frederick P. Bur- o, SW i of NW § and MW § of S}, eec 25, and 86 } of NE } and NE } of SE } sec 26, town 15, Range 12 - 8,374.02 Joseph Fox and wife to Aunie D Coburn, N § of lot 1, Llock 24, Omsha~1,200. John P. Bay ana wie to Z wohsry T. Sprigg S 6 feet of N} of lot 4 block 214}, Omaba— 60, Samucl B Rogers and wife to Jas Dafter, lot 3, block 4, Bowery Hill Daoiel R Ball and wifo to Jacob and Mary ggnden, lot 12, 1hornell’s addition—500. Bioux City & Pacific R K Co to Union Pacitic R R Co, 3 deeds for undivided # of several tracts of land in Douglas county. 3 Ssmuel ¥ Rogers and wife to Chss F Goodman, parcel in se } sec 27, 15, 13—861. Bamuel E Rogers and wife to Chas F Goodman, parcel in ee }, sec 27, 15, 13—102 50. Jacob C Olson to Nels Johnson, 1} ofne }, sec 2, 16, 10—800. Chrristian Peterson to Hans Johu- son, undi of nw §, sec32, 16, 11— 700. CrLosiNG QUT.—To mske room for large stock of GRASS, VEGETA- BLE snd FLOWER BEEDS and Flor- ists’ goods now arriving, I will sell at CosT or less (or will have to store in warehouse) $2,000 worth of the finest Groceries in the city, embra cing fine Teae, Choice Coffees, Im- ported and Domestic Canned and Bottled Kruits, Vegetables, Saucss, Pickles, Fruit, Butter, Mince Mests, spices, &c. This is a rare chance for getticg GooD goods at less than importers’ acd manufacturers’ prices, WILL sell you ONE pound of Tea st less than you can buy of the importer by the chest. ‘We must have the room. J. EvaNs, 14t and Dodge sts. For BaLe.— Two houses, 1556 Farnham-st, ; in good repair; fivo years lease; also fixtures. méeodlm MRS, GEISLER, ml f,5m CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. For the convenience of ladies who desire & variety of seeds with the least cost, we have had 10,000 packets of the choicest varieties of flower seeds put up to sell at 5 conts per packet. J. Evans, fri mon Beedman. BLUE GRAss.—Bow it Now. 100 bushels fresh Kentucky Blue Grass at Kvane’, Beedmsn, I14th and Dodge streets. fri mon Bottled Cincivnati Loager Beer, the best for family use, delivered any part of the city. Office, 2 Harcey st., between 12th and 13th f13e0d8m United States Covrts, The following business was trans. scted in the United Btates Circuit and Distriot Courts since our last repoit, Judge E 8. Dundy presid- ing ‘' JRnderson, of Kuoxviile, Ia., was sdmilted Lo practice. Robert Gregg, adm in(utor,elc : ve Union_Paoitic J Compa- ny: verdict for plaintiff for $4,000. ‘White, trustee, vs Watters, et al; sale confirmed and dved ordered. Missouri Valley Life Association ve A B Coralt; decree of fere closure. In the matter of Forbes & New- ton, petitioned agsiust in bank- ruptey, order of sdjudication of bankruptcy sgainst George W. Fordes. U 8 vs E Turner et s]; indictment for larceny of United States proper- ty. Verdiet guilty sgainst Edward Turner and James Jackson, and not guilty as w Jack Burns and O R ghaw. U & ve John Ray; indicted for having 1 his possession counterfeit money. - Verdict, guilty. U B vs Charles Freet; indioted for passing rfeit money. Ver- diot, not COUNTY COMRINSIONERS. Oama, March 2. Bond met pursusnt to adjourn- ment. Present—Commissioners Knight, Drexel and Corliss. Minvtes of the last meeting read and approved. Reslgnnflnn of Lewis Plant, road supervisor of Fiorence yuclnct, was received and accepted. Wm, Reeves was appointed road supervisor for Florence precinot, and presented his official bond, whick was approved. The county pbysician reported twenty eight inmates at the county poor house. The following accounts were al- lowed : GENERAL FUND. J L Warren, witness fee, $25. | Joun A Ricord, witness fee, 2. Geo H Guy, committing and boarding prisoners, for February, 1878, 226 65. Geo B Guy, Jailer ard guard for jail for Februsry, 84 vewey & Btone, furniture, 79 10. Nebraska Gas Laght Co. gas for couaty buildings for February, 63 45. Omauha Pablishing Co, blanks for County Court, 60 75. Dr J Quinlan, county physician, calary for February, 1878, 24 John T Beil, transcript of testi- mony, 23 00. o0 F Bmythe, defending prisoner, |50 Bafahsaiand Simeon Bloom, defending prizoners, 20 00. Redfield Bros, postal cards and printing, 14 00 Mitn Rogers, stove fixtures, 12 00. Alex T Rogers, sup't poor farm, February, 40 00. Mrs Ella La Marche, matron at poor house, February, 20 00. Rosa_Kingsley, work at poor house, February, 16 00. Emma Potter, work at poor house, February, 13 00. > H Brash & Bro, clothing for poor, ‘Albart Tucker, shoes for poor, John Maguire, moving obstruc tion from river, 10 (0. Charles Childe, wood for poor, 00 Wm Waldo, work on road, 6 00. Henry Johnson, sign for County Clerk’s office, 3 00. 4 o’?;hmm Riewe, coffin for pauper, A Polack, dlothing for poor, 1 3/ Little & Williams, goods for jaif, 60. 3J Pots. county superintendant public instruction for February, 105. Etina Rishel, petit juror, 49 0. Fourteen persons’ fees 2s tales jarors for Fevruary, 1878, term, 58 Twenty-two persons’ fees as wit- nesses for Kebruary, 1878, term, 9i FROM TRANSFERRED GENERAL FOND. Eli Johnson, plauking bridge, £ George Paterson, coal for poor, 5 90, J B French & Co., groceres for poor houee, 53 79, (George A Hosgland,lumber,24 52. J B French & Co., §chest of tes, 2723 Ldjourned to Tuesday, March 5, 875. JonN R. MANCHESTES, Couaty Glerk. District Loury. The following business was trans- acted in the District Court Satur- day, Hon. James W. Savage presid- iog: Bluemil vs O’Connor ; motion fcr a new trial overruled. Grapp vs Jarame; smended peti- tion stricken fror files. Hogeboom vs Reynolds ; defen- dant leave to withdraw answer and reverity and refile eame instanter. Also leave to file supplementsl answer 1n 20 day. Schill va Wablgeb; plaintiff has leave to file smended petition in three days. Kounize ve Hall et al; dofend- ants withdraw motiou to quash eer- vice aud defendants Reynolds and Towa Coal Conpany, leave to snswer instanter. La Mott vs Gardner; continued by consent. L Mott va Houck; continued by conent. Hilliker vs La Mott; by consent. Hoagland va kirok ; demurrer to petition sustained, plaintiff leave to amend petition in five days. Kountze guardian vs Miser etal ; continued R SALE—160 acres 20 miles N W of the FoiNa® rouaie MiLe! leLLlA“‘ of 50 acres at Ft. Calhoun do‘:;“ '"h.r'l l? .6“ or exobange for o A L i A mBOGD!lHILL ¥ 08 BALE-Chesp Lot near 185 aod Pierco Btroets _ BOGG! ORSALE—A v rycnmlou Parifio Streets. - BOGAS & HILL. Farn- O SALE—£0 lots near 2th and F hem, §2.0 each—85 to 410 per monta, & BILL, FrOR SALE— Louslas Cnu y_Lan: auantities and on terms to fuit evers BOGGS & HILL, “Real Fstate Brokers, 250 Farnham St: AP 015 Sa.table for parties wi b- ing to locato near the U P shobs. some of the bect bargaine ¢ver ofered. e G € HILL. body. . f r'( 25 ‘miles from city, 825 o o b6 aS & HILL. T MPROVED FARM sixm iz miles from oity on _ Papillion Creek, B0 N in “ur' coun| BOGGS & HIL) MPROVED FARM of 16) aores M m from city, timber, water_and brokeammall fof $1200." "BOGES & UILLe 1_;‘03 SAL] es on Military Road, will exchange f r house on leased ground BOG 45 i very wiles T nores FORSALE, s 10 oty $3.50 to $4.50 per acre, 5 years time S 50G TLL. A NEW COTTAGE Nicoly vainted and red, with Lot. 20th and Farn- _BOGGS & HILL. it Tith st. near GS & HILL. Bt ou sus-um ft.a nv" r.nmsus me residence and othcr property. BOGGS & RILL. 1() CIEAP LOTS—Noar T5th and Piervo streets. S & ESIDENCES—2 fim cl properties, very reasonable BOGGS Three dwel alo on wonthly . yay- meate of rent, at proscnt price of vt and by good tenents_ Loasca four ground rent fo pay until pay zent for house i1 complete, One year's rent required tmo sears will pay for say gnsof the bulld in) AS. P. MURTON, BT (751 of the north one half gt lot$ in ook 1%, on bot." Farnham and Harney. fee House on premi F '—A new house. B rooms and knchen‘ pantry, 4 clossets, cellar, ote., B Cass bot. Toth Aad 19ch, enda're st Mth and l‘afl £on. tf ‘aliforaia Fruit Store, ad- iflisws’ Blook, near Post " Conell. "R 7 nnn —;‘;-muebm-,}fllahb‘l. 5 occupied by E. G. Dudley, enqu of Oherios i, iy, TR MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. Hatchetinno_;_yrrected A Renewal of Hostilties! PEACE IN EUROPE MEANS WAR IN OMAHA! J.B. FRENCH & CO., =T H e "Reliable Grocers, Who ALWAYS lead on Low Prices and Choice Goods, have “‘brokes out in a mew place,”” and made FURTHER REDUCTIONS m Prices of Groceries. They sell 131bs De: ar fo S Gramalated Bagas Tor - Choea Rio coffes ¢ pound. 0. G. Java coffes 4 Bulk Bating Powder s Goat oil per Best Syrup J Pure Mapie Syrup ver gai. Best Whito Russian Son per Bummny ‘wackorel per ket Best winter wheat flov T DT 30K —ewee Dest Spring wh ur per sack S8BxBLAE =S RIBE R 2LRSS223 M e u¥nn Best cove oysters 2-1b ca Best bird seed per pound Navy Beans 2 Choioe dried ples gal o Batmon zponrd can. Do do Mackore! | do Lobsters 1 do Clams 1 do do Baker's promium chosolais. Darham tobaceo pr Il e el B RS EREEE 8. Positively no Goods Sold on Oedits J. B. FRENCH & CO., 191 Farnhan Strest. novl5 Iyr (ISCELLANEOUS -At & very reduced price, two ps in the Dsvenport Business MERCHANT TAILOR. Lindqucst, the Mero: aestriment nrclnq‘- Casee rece Teres and Vestinge, 1o Fhich cun be made up g the 88 ronsonabie rates. "ADVERVISED LE1 For the Week Enmding March 2,188 GENTLEMEN'S LIET. Desg it G B Lynch § Maxel A Mol Mattona W™ McRocke mr O"Real M Price RS ¥reston ¥ Perkins TM owe E F Gsmerom R A Rock B Chrisman J M 2 Rotertson W K ¥ Rico & M Stout C M2 EmithC 3 Sorenson € Seott © Cani ia H Sharl F Clark Dr A D Syoberg F 0 Deolitt'e 0 D Btrangler J Puvail & 5 iy¥ Davitt J Daugherty J Daniels ¥ Whittord 3 hit on Kurtz & Miller B-gmer & Brown Ag’- Jobn Bromley & Sons 2 LADIES’ LIST. Holst1C 2 Hendrickson M J Klonies E Ralph E Gaylord appointed guardi: an ad litem for infant defendant. McHugh vs Union Central Life Insurance Cog tried to court, judg- ment for plaintiff for §54 12. MUFFInS.—One quart of flour, three emall teaspconfuls; DOOLEY'S YEeAsT POWDER, one teaspoonful salt, one tablespoonfal butter. Mix with sweet milk &5 stiff as can be stirred with a spoon. Bake in a quick oven. Fresh Key West and imported Cigars at Max Meyer & Co.'s. Try our sun-cured, uncolored Ja- pan Tea. PUSDT, MEYER & RAATKE. e&m SN et e FIVE CANTS Tt do washing. Cooking nml roning, 261 kunl St 1§ \V and ironing No. 174 Howardtioet Geats et specialits TED—: goneral house. ok, 1n & simall Tatiips SPElY ml 5t Burt at. WAN1ED- ANTED. ITUATION suber, respectably young 5 Tan (sweed) wirhes a_sitvation as Forter or eniry clerk; addrecs Bee offics. mobd 3t UST OR STOLEN. ‘widh loa:ou color_spots: name cf Fret, Any informat) 1L be liverally rewarded at Number rm 13th Lusr—on- large mew foundls ‘sbout 8 moaths old. four paws whi. and white spot on breast. Suitable reward will ba paid on leaving informa 0 & BOARD— In private family {. two gont. ame: or gentleman sud wife Apuly 706 9th 8 mohltf OR HENT— Auul. L e shed room with trest, two blooks moh2t? Fon RENT-A fret clast Duri u; st of shop, 734;;.1. toost. Tudures ot Sbesie ©. Tiams Bloci. FOX >ALE—REAL ESTATE. Jor flCflAlflfi '] 40 kfl"; Dl"',ot': s v Bogas's fiLE. ARPY ounty Tagd-tquse o seciions vory cheap. - BLGGDE BILL: Cristy Mrs DuBors rs M 8 Delong M3 Eldridge D M Fisher Mrs ¥ Gileert € THOS. ffer meh;r? Ates HALL. Postmast Tn aocordasos with tho laws of the State of Nebraska notice is hereby given of tie Incorporaion of the Umaha Publishing Co. as follows to w ame of the said Corporation is and the Cmaha Publishing Ce Secon, P i0g. typing, uunl"r!!llnd puruhul ny AR Doty Machioers. Briating Sx to- i rinting Sto. and Newspaper tran- amount of capital stock of eaid Corporation su horizod shall b one bundred thousand dollars. divided into ehares of tmo Bundred and ity dollars sach be paid in at the_ times and 0n ndred and fitty do larz, the samo to be transferrable in fuch o manner as may be proyided by the By Lawa. Eifth-The timeof commencement shall be the 15th day ofJ: A 8, and the time of Sermin said Colrv.)nl.nn shall be thel (b ds uary, A. D. 190 Tinless renewed or dissolved S>oner by & vote oftwo thirds cf tao capital ttoek thereof, bisth—The h ghe t amount of indebted- Bess or Jibility to which eaid Corporation is at any t'me to subject itself shall not ex- ceed twenty five hund-ed doilars. apd no bonded or mortgage icdebtedness shall evor be contracted +7 raid Cor) fon, Corvoration Il also bs men- reasurer and a Secre'ary, #Aell bo chosen by e Bourd of Dirve pe form fuch du- e e e rescribe, the roard of Directors to be five n pumber, and who ‘conduct the busi- i of said Corporation. By order of the Board of bires + H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 48413 St., bet. Farn. & Harney, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. sopld dlyr ~ JOHEN HORA, TailoR Latest Paterns always on hand. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. After Latest Styles. B'vtnful!llu!mu given in CUTS. Alfo Cleaning e purposes dotne oot wumn:-n"u: gy sible prices. Do not forget to gall 491 10th betw, Parnham & Baraey SL. OMAHA, - NEB. AlD 70 25 pell‘ LAYy s BT st OR FALI—IUMI’A'I!III Ft. Calhoun, suitable for stook 1a55a5 & RILLy Lo o At FOR CASH 2na CASH ONLY at the old Stand of R.E.LUCAS, CUMING AND 22ND STREET. To mest the demand for the Cash trade of the Wost and North wi so for 'he furmers of Doueias ConntyeI wiil el only % pounds A Sugar for. 11 pounds C Sugar fc 13 pounds B Sagar for 5 pounds Kio Coffes for. 4 pounds Best Rio Cofi Japan Tea yer pound - Young Hys n Tea per 5.'6; Stareh, pound package Mapie Syrup pe: gallon Syrup ion . White Fich per ki Sait Herriog per pound Bost K. 0. cyzup per sailon oal Oil per gallo; Axlo (iros ge por b T, pound; 13 pounds iina nice, I3 pounds for Best Homioy, 4 pounds for . Be-t Oat Meal, 22 pounds f B st Lye per box Best 2 pound ¢:n of Cor 7 pounds ralt Lake Peaches for Bost Family Mackerel, per kit Bulk Bal iae Powder, per pound . #2GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTL! Persons wishiog the Driver to call larly at their house for orders, will pl leave word at the store, CAS VICTORIODS A. H. Gladstone & Co. |3 CASH PRICE LIST. Iog Jbe A sugar un Ths X 0. sugar - Toastes Gloss staron, 31 Best baking ponder, per Ib t coal o Tost Raietngs 1155 for Bost currants, 12 Ibs for Best mixed nats. 6 Lhe Bost dried apples, 14 Iby Best dried peaches (balvos) §1bs Tor. Best vickles, per g Best syrup or Kal Beet Limburcer ch Deat Bwiss cleecs per | st Iyo. percan Bost starch, 20 Ib 42825588888 naEaa8EE —— Best Cranbeiries a quart Best axlo-grease per box. Atmore’s mince meat ver pound ly]m candies, 41 for BEBBBEaxESRE N eans 2-1b cans. Best T.m. 31b can Fusuiian Z! 2 Good family flour - Clothe pins 10 do. Matches 7 boxes f Agents for Flol e Goods delivered free to an) of the eity. E m,Amvu’;it: & GROCERS. com 1571t ARD BOTELAS. 2evmo wedsattf YLOR. 5.J. HOWELL "Taylor & Howell, Generel INSURANCE Agents, Represent the following Reliable Fire, Marine and Life nwurance Compa Lancashire, of Manchester, 3 Phoenix, of Hartford . 2 50 (00 iag Y 1500 000 Howard, of 1000 600 ondon ‘Ins. Corpor: T2, London, Eosland’ 5 000 000 LaCaisse Geaera'e, of Pu 6 000 000 Hyuhurg, Bremen, of Hamburg, Germany. 2 500 000 1375 000 1300 000 1200 000 812 00 ost 09 000 o York Life, o 35 (0 000 eiva Liis and Fivs Avents Wanted: Offce—Cor. 14th and Douglas, OMAHA,Neb RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE Honorable adjustments and Prompt Payments. rr $99,000,000. Insurance Capital- Represented by M. G. McKOON, Agat. Boom No, 3 Creighton m‘uk M. R. RISDON, GENER'L INSURANCE AGENT, ! W.V.MORSE & CO., WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES 504 & 506 14TH STREET. OMAHA. NEBRASKA. We are carrying a very Heavy stock of Goods. Suited to the Western Trade, d will in all Duplicats Bew York, Boston or Chicago Invoices. And in many cases we Will Guarantee Eastern Prices. ‘WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF FREIGHTS. Closer Mar: “mmdhfio;n La Owing to the low rate nr expenses. A in Omaba on e er Cities, For western merchauts desiring CE E WiLL MAKE W. SPECIAL And ship goods, if desired, F! Bummer Street. V. M Weod gwt! FIGURES! 'ROM OUR BOSTON OFFICE, CRSE & AETAY NEDI. ‘MAX MEYER & CO., 173 and 174 Farnbham Street. Omahe. Nebraska WHOLESALE DEALSRS IN Cigars, Tobacco=s, Pipes, NOTIONS. AND FANCY GOODS. HMAX MEYER & BRO.. WATCHEAKERS ARD JEWELERS Jobbers of Watcites, Clocks and Jeweiry. AGENTS FOR PUILLIPS BROS' SLHOW CASE HMAX HEYER & My, ~—WHOLESALE Rifes Pistols Grn DEALERS 'S — S and Ammunition! The Largest Stock in the West ! ! ‘Wostarn agens for WINCHESTER _AND, SHARPS RIFLES Discount to Deziera-—Nend for Frice Lists. A Full Assortme: nt of Cartridges 172 X 174 Farnham-8t.. Cor. 11th. Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & BRO.. 230 Farnham Street. Omaha Neb. @ENERAL AGENTS FOR THS UNR' ALLXD K»pabe, Steinway, Emerson and Parlor Gem Plancs, Mason & Hama» Este7, Shoninger and Bardett Or. tns. 1ia Strings. Shes dusie, Violias, Gl.ars. Flates. Brase Instraments. and Mo dise FRESHE OYSTHEHRS! Booth’s OovAIL Brand. This favorite Brand of the Western Trade is Kecoived Daily by Express, and always be sold as low as any other Stardard D. B. BEF 13mo Prokivg, HMER. Gen’l Ac’t. Jfl MU§:G COUNCIL BLUFFS.IOWA. " t. best and most reliable music house in the West. oot e st S o et HALL. Al kinds of mume lo ¢ augZl Iyt DENTISTRY. Dent1 stry. JAS, 8. CHARLES, DentisT OFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAMST., OMAHA, - - - NEBRABEA. ey Praservation of the Natura Teeth Made Specialty. sepltf. C. H, PAUL. DENTIST. Wililiama® Bloek, Cor. 15th and Dodge sts., OMAHA. NEBRASKA. mayil G0N 49 V@ 191 ') “ON Kicjeey pesmeiSen QoN ‘eqEmQ ‘pongiseduoq ¢88 "SO00VHOL | BNIM3H) NV BNDYONS S§3did 1 S32TYRG WIYINIOZA ANV ISHVDODIO 40 SUSUNLOVAQSVR ‘EIHOSLIEI ¥ LSIAM Xd0LOVA ¥VHIO MEAT MARRETS. 4 8. BrLLIYGH. 4. W.wason, Drs. Billings & Nason, DENTISTS 234 Farnham Street., BETWEEN 13TH & 14TH . UP-STAIRS. Teath oxtractad withont pain by use of K- rous Outder Uit open sk sl Epare ot ™ JOSEPH HOWE, SOUTH OMAHA MEAT MARKET Best Moats Always on Hand st Lowest possibie prices for cash. Thirteenth 3t., near Leavenw’th dec2 1y W. S HUNTINGTON & CO., Surgeon Dentists, 238 Farnham Street, [Over Eston’s Photograph Gallery.] Teoth extracted WiTHOUT PAIN by the use_of anmsthetics fob Citv Meat Market, SHEELY BRuS: Great Bargains il CARPETS! In &der to mako room for new goods ALLEN‘WILSON Will offer for the next thirty days their entirs Stock of CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH MATTINGS, ETC. AT COST. Parties wishing to purchase goods In our Tine can save money by giving us s call. DEWEY & STONE'S BULLD'G, 187 Farnham strm. febl5 3m. FRANK H. MEYER, ATLANTIC HOTEL, : OMAHA, NEBRASKS, COR IDTH & HOWARD STS. ErEae St Charges ressanabie. Dewly furnished. Tempie room. janl9 1y wEGAL NOTICE. Gsorgs Rogers, plaintill, v B. Purry, whose e s vahows. efeadsat Before Luther R. "thl g justice .f'-" peace, for Douglas count On the 24 _dav of nw—m. A n. 1877, snid justice issued an order of it in the above action for the sum of two dol- GEO, ROGERS. Omahs, Dec. 20, 1877, d‘EflMfl T BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Farnham Street, North Sude, opp. Grand Centrai Hotel, OMAHA NEBRASK. JOHN 6. JACOBS, Real Estate Broker Jacobs® Block, cor 15th & Cap. Ave. OMAHA, - NEBRASKA. “novd Iyr LEwis 8. 325D, THE OLDEST RSTABLISEID Real Estate Agency spinte sasczaesof f all real Lbstract A st O. F. DAVIS, REAL ESTATE, ABTHE OLD sTAND 156 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. Personal attention given ‘o the buyin iren o th b b g iy ot Tl 5ex dence so bavine Taorored farms, lands, or lits for 23 PIOM=SEEES OMAHA AND SOUTH-WESTESN A. &. C0. The snnaal nfln« the stock_bolders of ha and South-Western Railroad e onth: Nob. Thorviay the outh, B lu of Fel for the slection Sauing ot 11908, m 7 ofber