Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1878, Page 2

THEDAJILY BEE TO CORRESPONDENTS. ‘Wi b6 xov desire any contributions whateve of aDitersry or poetica. character: and we will mot modertake to preserve, Or to re- #bve the same, i any case whatersr. Our Sta is suflciently large to more than sup- ‘oly our limited space in that direction. Qor Govwrar Fasps we will alwass be ‘wieased to hear from, on all matters eon- Seeted with crope, country pofities. and o8 any eulject whatever of general inter- * 8t to the peeple of our State. Any infor- mation connected with the elestion, and relating to foods, accidents, ete., wiil be sladly received. All such communicstions toey muat, in all cases be written upon e3¢ side of the shoet only. rorTIOAL, idates for ofce— whetber made by ecif or friends. und ether az notices or sommunications to e Bditrr, are (until Dowminations sre made stmply personal, ad will bocharged - Raul Nawe or werree, in full, murt 1a each and every ease accompany any communt eation of what mature soever, Tals is not intsnoed for publicetion, but for our owD *x@tsfantion and a3 proof of good fuith, HITCHCOCK ON ROSEWATER, “Ne {olt the balter R oot orimton of the oo A horse-thief will not have & good cpinion of the sheriff who cap- tures him ; justice s hated by thoee who violate it; decency is despised by those who are indecent; honor 1s held in contempt by a scoundrel; truth is ridicaled by a liar ; virtue is often ecofled at by thoee who do nct poesess it, and the man whose repu- | tation 18 in bad odor, and wWhoee notoriety 18 co-extenstve with his | reputation for political rottenness, does not entertain a friendly feeling | for the man who exposes his erooks edness, and in whom the people | have confidence. Hence, the inter- | view between & Cbulcago Tribune | reporter and ex-Benator Hitchoook, ta which the latter gentlomsan was offered an opportanity to abuse Edward Rosewater, is easily onder- stood. Asto the hard names snd accusations made by the defunct machine, they are not pertinent {o | the question at lssue—and would not amount to anything if tney | were; Lherefore, they will not be All Commanications should be addressed A NEW MINT, Now isthe time for Omaha and Nebrasks to strike for a mirt. Omaha is preeminently ths location for this talked of imiut, and the proper amount of energy will secure it. Immediate action is necessary, a0d our Congressional delegation cainot commence work too =oon. Time, gentlemen, time ! CANADIAN journals are still rather noticed. But there is one portion of the interview that deserves men- tiom : Reporter—“What abouc his charges as to the Deadwood post- | office.” Hitoheock—"It 18 sn old siory that has been revamped, was thor- oughly investegated by the Post- | office department in au investiga- tion which partook of the charaoter of a courtmartial, and the Deadwood postminster was thoroughly vindi cated.” Like other “investigations” of postal irregulariiies in Ncbrasks, in | boisterous. I they aro not a litile more gusrded, ULcle Sam may take that angry province across his khee. Tae nation is safe, and we all breathe easier, The entire press of the country unite in the declaration that Pierrepont, ex-Miuister to Eng- 1and, has calied upon the President. What 8 reltef it ic to know it BROWNTILLE has an eye to busi- uess, a8 18 demonstrated by the fol- lowing Item which appeared recent- Iy in the Advertiser: ‘we needat Brownvile two branches of indus- try that we can have if we will make an effort. A fruit easnivg factory, snd a good flouring miil should be put in operation durirg the present year. FEsstern men wao read this would do well to lock this way.” r——— TaEY bave some very sensible Democrats in California. One of them, however, who had probably been indulging s little too beavily in that good old party drink, cold tea, introdueed a resolution char. acteriming as ‘‘the worst political orime of the century, the insugura- Uon of a man who was not elected President.’” There were enough sane Democrats in the Leglelature to join with the Hepublicaus and reacue this man in his wild career, by tabling the resolufion. — BEVERAL prominent members of Congress called on the Preeident immediately afler the passage of the lver bill over his veto, for the purpose of sympathizing with him for having resclved such treatment. ‘We don't seo any cause for & funer- al. The Presidertsimply exercised one of the priviliges which the con. stitution of the eountry left to his discretion. His reazons for vetoing the messure were returved with the bil!, aud Congress exercieed its con- stituttonal right by pacsing it over hishead. There would be nosense in letting the measure lie upon the 1able & month or two, out of respest for the President, when the inter. ess of the country demanded in- #tant acting. The President seems 10 take about the same view of ihe malter. ——— YorxG men should now verform some herole act of burglary. John O'Neil, of New Jersey, served eight years in the penltentiary for an sct of that ebaracter, and then wan- (ered over to New York city. Hav- ing nothing 1o eat, wud no place to Iay ius head, he elipped into & mis- sion _house, There was music in his soul, and & hymn touched Lim deeply. Hetold hisstory, Three or four tears were judiciously sbed. Ewmployment wes found for him. He Lecame a regular attendant at ihe mission services, and has just led to the alter the leader of the whoir, with 8 Jot of new furniture, 3 new carpel, and a wedding eake turewn in. What an example. My vouag, penniless friend, go thou und do likewlse. You might try, however, and see wbat luck you will have in obtaining carpels, fur- yilure, ete, before commiliiug The soi. St 1t Is probadle tua | zou will have to distnguish your- 31 (1 some way befure sicceeding. K1l somebody If you cen’t do any vetter—then repent avd plead 1n- | m—— HOW 18 iT? Certain perties in Kuox county necd immediste attestion. Letters Tiuve been wrilten to varicus esst- «rn Bohemian Journals settiug jorth statoments to the cffect that tho la- «<isns are eommitting depradations n that county, and thst handreds of ctizens are preparing to move away. We do not betleve a word «f it; but ubless the falsity of tirese roports are at onee proveu, it may jojure even as good = eounty as Juox We sre sssured by good and respeotable ciizens of Knox county that all such romors sre fale” in_eyery particular. There mwen Sulorme us that the rerort fowes from & few men Who are suxious to bave Uncle Saui send a company of soldiers into that coun- iry thet they may make somethlng by trading with them. 1f this ver- mon s eorreot, it is an infamous piece of business, aud the venders of such sensstional siories should be promptly dealt with. “Give us the trut®: of the whole nusiuess, Mr, Niobrara Pioneer, which the main object of those sent to investigate was to cover up the truth, 80 was the Desdwood post- master “investigated.” His Inves- tigation was a simple refusal on the partof imbecile and conniving off- oials to examine or listen to tne charges preferred. The man wio conducted an investigation here some time since, and did such @ poor Job of whitewashing, has since died in the gutter, a little bit drunk- er than when he wss here. The | Adams “investigation” is Dot over with yet; and no man s more cog- nizant of ihe falsehoods uttered 1 the interview referred to botween the ex-senator ol & reporter than P. W. Hitohcock himeelf. — BRITAIN'S GENESALS, Lord Napier has been des gnated a8 the person who Is to sct as come mander-in-chief of the British forcesin the event of war. Lord Napier was born st Ceylon, in 1810, hence is at the present time sixty-eight years of age, He was chief engineer in the army of Bir Colin Caropbell during tbe Indian mutiny of 1857, sorved subsequently in tae war with Chins, and in 1867 was placed in supreme command of the military expedition to rescue the British prisouers detained In Abyssinia, which ended In the de- feat aud dezth ot King Theodore at Magdals, the British army losing only three men. This success was rewarded by his being ereated Bar- on Napier of Magdsla, with a pen wion of £2,000 per anpum for him. self sud uext nelr. He now is gov- emor of Gibraltar, a general in the stmy, aud a colonel-commandant of & regmment of engineers, Generat Bir Garcet Wolseley will be second In command. His cam- palgn ageivet Kiog Coffer on the wostern coast of Africa wes rogard- ed and rewarded as a brilliant suc- oess, though it led to no reeuits. He 1s sn Irishman, born in June, 1833, and learned the art of war in Bur- mah, ibe Crimea, Chiny, the Indian Mutiny snd Oudh. In 1570 he com- manded the expedii:on sent from Canada to the Red river territory for the suppreesion of the chort lived independent government formed at Fort Gerry against Britieh authority. At the close of the Ashantee war he was oftered s baronetcy, which e declined, being aiready a knight of the Bath. Hoalso is a member of the council of Indis. QUFSTIGN. ANSWER, QUESTION. Ixaland where “effidavit men" are as plenty as they are In Lonisi- an3, 1t 16 #alo to preaiot thata politi. osl vppouent as ofensive as Mr. Wells, will be convicted and put where bailots are not cast, and where ruffians cannot bresk through and kill.—[ Bee Well, hadu’t he oughtto be, Mr. Bir? A men eo reckless with fig- ures might declare himeelf alected president, next time. Norhing 1s safe that Le gets uls hands on.— [¥remiont Herald. 1/ hesad Li's soccusers could have & falr trial, and Madison Wells was theu fennd guilty, no honest man could iaterpose an objection, But overybody knows that he will not h o fair trial, It is meto i tnat not ome of his eorrupt accussrs has been or will be tried for therr mi~decds. Does the Herald be- Meve that il the raccaiiisy, and all the erimee, and all of the political ccookediness 1o that Btate during tae Iast teu yoarsis to be charged up o the Republicans ? Would the Herald puvic the Returning tsoard foralieged wroug-domng, and then | let the buil dozers and White Leaguers go eoot (ree ? What is seuce for the gooea is sauce for the gander; and if every alleged publio offender in Louiri*na is to be tried, do not give juwrie: quite so mush the ap- pearauce of a Jug hundls afair. | Anderson was convicted afler & mook iral. Everybody, slmost, ! belivves that; and the American people will not ba satisfled unlees both sides are punished—1f both are | guilty—or, & compromise makes & blank of tGo last few pages of Louis- | aus’s political history. — Now the wool will ly. Two Democratic “war hors or jack— Lorses, are quarreling over the suthorship of tae eilver blil. Ewing snd Biand sre the disput=nts, and weshotld not be eurprised at any time to Jearn that the capitol build- , ing is flooded with ‘‘goah.” i | friends 1n the chamber. { him on the | to stand well POLITICAL NOTES. Three Iresidents a* once ! Not if we know it, wu. we Lk we do. Ons keeps the country in waterof 8 sufficiently hested character al- ready. A page of history Is Mr. Iesso Bassett, who bas been an employe of the United States Senate forty- six years, having been given the place by Daniel Webster in 1832. We know why the European pwers are so anxious to delsy hold- 10g & congress, They have been ir eyes on Washington, “1f tnat is a Congress we want noze of it in oars.” Fenator Bruce, the dark states- man from Mississipp:, makes & prac- tical speech, and he trequently does much betier than some of his white Moreoyer, he Is evidently & gentleman. Ep'sode ia a politi»al convention st Titneville, Pa.: “The charman— The chair will uot dispute the point with Mr. Carter.”” “Mr. Carter— The chair had better not unless be takes his coat off.” The chair did not. The inveterate to-per of the Cin. Fnquirer manages to re- A fow monthsago it was the Pope's B. toe that threw some people into hysterics, and uow it's Mr. Hayes’ V-toe that casts them luto convulsions.” The Herald aske, s It diplomat- ically proper for Mintzter Comly, of the S8andwich Isiands, to write let- ters to his paper, the Columbus State Journal?” Why not, pray? Is a mipister to be condemned to absoiute idleness? Gen Joa Johnston wlil not be al- lowed to walk unopposed Into Con- gress. Taere are men in Virginia Who are so pstriotic that, rather Lhnn see the ex Confederats in Con- they wiil even run for the p‘rcetk‘n'n vlves The Lireconeilsble Editor hashad the Pres:dent just where he wanted Baoston Collectorsbip. { ie had nominated Simmone Mr. q-yeu would have been sbused as the tool of Butler; as Le didn’t, Lc is pitolied into 25 the enczy of eivil service reform. The way of ths President s hard. A citizen of Florida writes as fol jows to a New York cagszine: “The expediiures of the Btate gov- ernment, which had reached nearly $500,000 2 ycar, Wil now be redused forsthe first year of Gov. Drew’s ad- ency has slready issued his proclamation direrting the tax collectors to collect only abont three- fifths of the taxes mssessed by the last general assembly, s thet would amply provide for the annual our- rent expenditures” We should offer inducements for some of thosze offtoials to pack thelr carpetbags and move up this way. National Compa! Phladel;hla Pross. According to official returns the balsuce of trade agaiust Englaad, in the year 1877, waa over 975 000, 000, Thisis the result of competi. tlon. Germany, for instance,which has been trying for some time to undersell England In foreign mar- Kkets, has lately made considerable 1roads on Iudia. From Nortk Ger- many goods ure sent to England, ‘whence they are chipped for Bom- bay. The Sonth Germans make tse ofthe Austro-Hungarian steam. boais which rin from Triesta, A few traders think it worlh while to export goods to Indis directly through Hamburg. There is a constant, large, and increasing derand for needlos in Jndis, which is almost exclusively eupphed with Germun ralls. Large quantities of zine are supplied frow Silesia. Col oring materials (especially violet, magents, scarlet and green) are chiefly seat from Ecrlin. In Bom- bay itself, and in the interlor, there is & largo demand for Raoine and Moselle wines, and German beer 18 pianting Base’ pale ele, once eo popular with Angln -Indians of all classes. Baxony and Sliesia supply cotton and woollen goods ia large quantities, acd the silk manufac- turers of Lyons and bpitalfields (London) find that in the Germans they have rivals who are likely to contest their supremacy in the In- dian mearket. German umbrellas, and even eau de cologne, Laye & large sale there. Calicos and other American textiles also &re in great request in India. From ihe United States, however, the most extenslve and damaging competition with British fabrics now exists. Besides food, &nial and cereal, there ars numerous manufactures, textile and mechan ic, and a vast suppiy of raw mate. rlels. A few years sgo theides of exporting American loather to Eug- land would have been suesied atas absurd, but o. present it is & fised fact. So with our cutlery, whicheells largely in Bheffield, that oegrimed Yorkehire town which for comiu- ries has beeu the uetropolis of the finer steel manufactures. We sup ply Eagland aud ber colonies with a varlety of useful inventions—ma- chines for sewing, washing, knifs Jeaning, egg-beating, cinder-ift: wng, la-peartog, window clean inz, and miany others, from nut- crackers to quartz.crackers, A new trade hus lately mssumed o emal raportance. Amer; wre uow sendiig to] lsrge quantities of ready-made fuc- niture from kitchen caalrs and tables t tae mosi elegant accessories of the drawing room and the dormi- turies, woods are £ abundant and eolid that ihere is no and thus being solid, besrs much more wear and test tian ar- | ticies of a similar claes in England. ‘The prices are lowar, too, nkilled labor baing Lo & large extent, with cheap machinery, substiiuted for manuel dexterily. I addition, American window sashes, doos, “kIrting-bosrds, pauel-work, walns. oots, and slledeseription of Ioinery, sre exporied to Eugland, the priccs being notoriously lo Of the y-four members of the Sacred College, all but Cardinal Godeiroy Brosaais Saint Marc and Cardinal 1 ey were preseui when Cardinal Pecei was elected to the Pontificlal throne as Leo XIIIL The desih of dgr. Brossals Saml Mare aud elevation of Mgr. Pecel reduce the Ccilege’s numbers to sixty-two. The dead Onrdinal was aged 72, was born at Rennes, wiere he 4, und though be wsa an Ultrawsoniare, be mansged witl: every Freuct goverament Loule Prillippe, the zen-King, made him a Bistop; poleon 111, Emperor, had the Hee of Rennes made Arcbiepteco- | pal, sua vuder the Republio blac- Mahou secured for the Archbishop the Cerdinal's hai. LRoman tradi- Liou s8ys tuat “when one Cardinal 8 three ls die,” and of iate t2.¢ traditon has very aithially | proved true, which ic perheps not surpristng wiea we recclleci that, 28 u rule, the members of the Sacred College ere old and fe ble men. A shipwresked sailor waitig for = sail ix like » business man siitivg st home and pu'sing s cough ora cold. Get Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and bo cured, only 5 cents a bottle, {-to hve it for thx CRETE. The Beautiful City in the Roman- tic Valley of the Blue. Its Commerce People and Prospects. Gorrsapondence of the Bee, CRErE, Neb , Feb. 28, 1673. This city, in the beml(llul valley of the river Blue, alweys has beens favorite with the writer. Ltascen- ery, its veople, and its commerce, are all strong attractions. Tke grove dotled and orchard crowned bills and dales attract for their wealth of beauty. The Doane College brings to the town & host of young, happy people, who glve life and gayety to the strests. The five charches show that the higher sentiments which iuyolve the future are not forgotten in the absorbing rush of the present. The people of Crete are mostly New Englanders, although nearly every nation 18 represented. Crete Is cue of the most progres. ive towns in the Btate and her progrees is of & substantlal kind. Her best buildings are of brick. Band’s Opera House coet 315,009, 1t !3 & large commod- 1008 structure, Of coutze, it is far ahead of our Omaba Academy of Mus'c. ‘Lhere is a large two-story orick on the corner diagonally op- positer A fipe elevator wes burned here quite recently, but we are told tuat & much more exiensive one will be re the next crop is Maay tine build- ings will be erectzd, of which more auon. A raliroad from Lere to Firth is now under discussion £.od a meeting was held recently to conslder how to get the whers i to build it. Thoroad would sive a competing oit-lst to markct, and would cost but litde. Crete has now the 1. & M. maiallue while its southern brauch has a terminus here, Iumakn",uw. hers, the hotels and bnlmv 2 are tlled t0 overfowlug, and 1. George W. Roper, the B. & M. lsud agent, aud bis assistans are hnsy 23 bees, with 8 crowd ia the oifice all the time, {0 the surrounding lands constantiy arriving and de- parilng. The eales late'y made will bs summarized in spotuer letter, as well s oiner tavietics of general | interest. Mr. Rover has true west. Is moreover a NEWEPS PELS, The Union 1s owned aud edited | by Wells & Allen, Is &n sli homo paper and has one of the most plete printing establishments in the Htate. ‘l e Baline Couaty Demoorst has | Mr, T W Meads for its sutocrat, and a mors competent printer, & more pleasing gentlemay, or & sounder s on iko preat financial questions of thz day cannot be tound iu all Crete. THE 0GDEN HOUSE has the burden of the patron: from professionsl travelers, and ua- der iis new landlord, M= D W Steb- bins, Is becominz a poyular hotel. BUSINESI NOTE: J. Domnelly & Co. 15 the firm nawe of abouse tiai carries a atock of goods in ihe dwsre line which is uot exzelled by sy cstablishment i this or sarrcunding counties. Shelf and hozvy bardware, stoves, tinware, wagoa stock, and in tbe rear is an extenzive tin shop. Farm tools are also ke in stook. In short nothing i this jine iz lacking in vonnelly & Co.’s extensive = Mr. H. W, Camphell is 1n charge of the tin suop, and #3 a8 workman Le stands first in town. Mr. M. B. C. True is one of the trustworchy and *‘true” lawyers of Crete, and hes & most vaiuabie pras tice. Lyman & Smith, sttorneys at law, have a large and constantly increasing list of clienis Mr. C. Smith {s devoting all of his ener- | of echool supers | perform than o] gies to the weifars of Liose Who seck hus afd, and every one bere | knows the sbility and capacity of | the senfor member of tle firm. Dr. Band. one of the best phys. | {oisus aL@ st succese’ul chemists In sl this western couniry, is now occupying 8 magnificent brick store on one of the best corucra in town. The stock csrried 18 of course {m- mense. Mot alone in tbe drug line, but as & phyeiciav, the dootor s ser. viges are i constant recuecst, and a crowd can genersliy be Sound in at- | tendance upon hin:. We intimately ' kncw & viotha of infammatory | rhevraatiem, ia its worst form, who | ‘was completoly oured in » few daya, | and 1f we remember correctly, 25 or | 30 cents paid for ail the medicine used. Mr W N Rehlander, a young man butan old haud with the mortar and pestle, is in_cherge of the pre- | soription department, We knew | Mr. R. In Lincoin, where he bas & hoat of friende, R vick & Son are doing a lvely | L h wll the worl. they can | A gereral siook of har- to, !E;iur:on hand largs store, s e el Wa fwand their oo ers tironged. Woolt & Haltzley have a fine stora well dry goods, clotte ing, boots aud shoes Fay & Crosston also en; ‘merchund ge, uud | > patzopage goods at low pt = worthy of at- tentlon trom the tuying vubiio, and | wo are reliably Informed that this firm exeels in those pariiculars, Ml Matt Nemecheck ks recently tathebed 3 herness w=king shop on Main street, uext door to Fay & Crosston, and wiil maks to order the best of harness of any aind and at the lowest living rates. All Mr. N. nsks is 8 trial and he wiil cor- vince auy one that he docs good work cheap. Mr. Joseph Bruteck, we found in charge of the billiard beil on the east #ide of Mam strest. Two, good Brunevick & Balke biihard *ables ars here, and Joeeph knows just how to wix anics drink, and s, by the way, & clever fellow and 2 gentlemax, Mr. Chas. Cbapel has one of the most puironized carpentes shops in the eity. Mr. Ciapel done the work on Bands Opera Honse the finest buliding iu the Bouth Plaite country outside cf tha catol city. Mr. Chapel estimates that during 1877 at lcast fitcy bLulidings have been erected here, asgregiting not less than $50,000, muking a0 aver- age of $1,000 for each house. Tn Band’s Oper: House we met our old-time friend Matt Daugherty who successfully ied tiio Salie sounty Geiegation in the'r contest with the Hitchcock comtization of | nis county, in that iong ‘o be re- membersd siate converiion thal met at Lincoln in ihe fa'l of 1876. Mr. Daughty has an extensive law and isdoing a large amount of eollecting, and is the man for the business, as prompt attention and equare dealing csn be relied on from him, Genben & Gaesser are cpentogup an agricultural implement ware- house and office at the norL end of Main etreet, corner of Fourteenth. The new warehouss erected by this firma s filled full with the Buckeye goods, Liddy’s plows, Browa's corn planter aud many of the best imple- roeuts known to the trade. Kerr & Burket have a first-class drug business in their meat, well stocked store, and beeides the medi- cinal department they have a gen- eral varlety of school books, station- ery, wall paper, paints, olls, glsee, &0. Ths is a firm of live, ener. getio men, and they are, we uotice, dolng a good business. Maran;’an J.H.P. Ecormomy and the Public Schools. The object of our public school system Is to provide for the young suoh an education ag will fit them for any sphero in life in which for- tune places them when -they be- comse men and women. In assum- iug this responsibility the Htate has in view the general Welfare of her citizens, without distinction of con. dition, creed or party. Taxes are jevied to supply the means of carry- ing outthis beneficentscheme of puk= Jic education, and its character aud objeels spould raise it above the plane of corrupt influences. But, unfortunately, the publie school gy:- tem bas bsen dragged down to the level on which its opération has not been wlolly tree from abuses. Itis to be feared that the selection and remunecation of texchiers are large- Iy goveined by the favoritism of politiolans, and that the mouey needed for purely educational pur- poees 13 100 frequently distributed without due regard to the cbjeot for which it 18 appropristed. It is also claimed that while the working teacbers in Luany cases do : proper remuneration heir services Iarge amounts aro wasled on &L uanecessary ysiem slon by prigclpals and vice principals. ‘Ghe Herald hes taken tle ground that while economy in tue publio scuools is very desirabie it should not be nttaized by cutting down the working teachers’ ealaries. Neither should 2 uniair distinetion be made between the eaveral the same grade, especlally when ava more difficult duties to rs, by reason of the greaier number of pupils under their charge. kconomy must be resched by paying fair salarics o the workers and cultiug off all the sinecur'sts and superfluous princl- pais and vice-prwoipals. It iu statements we print to-day esnno! l:e contradicted this reform ekould be commenced at once. rrom the bives of adication whers ths honey of knowledge f5 £tored in the minds ol the young every drone should be Herald g B?MB'! Lowest Pricfis LEADING HaTTE R . Jé»HA,H;flRAsKA. 1ve ¥iseelinncons TLEMAR, DE:LER € hoice Falily Groceries, PROVISIORS & PRODUCE, N.E.Cer, 16{h & Tass Rty " Godfrey & Dexter OOFFEE AKD SPICE MILLS; Manufacturers of and Deal Mustard, Cream Tartar, NONPAREIL BAKING POWDER. Ask Your Grocer For vur Fresh Roasted and Nogparail Baking Powder, and take no other, Forsalo by all first-oisas grocera. 291 DUUGLA:?T O%AHA. S. Motz, ‘Wholesale and Retail dealers in sli kinds of FRESH FISH, FRUITS, AND PRODUCE. No. /i1 Donglas Sirect, Between I2th and 13(h, OMAHA, B8 Consiguinents of Butter & Foos Solicited. sepl9 Iyt U E.PHY & LU VEIT. ' INSURANCE AGENTS Capltai repressated B80O,000,000. Losses adjusted and paid at this ciice, 504 18th St Stute Bavk Buildlug. OMAHA, NEBRABEKA. fobUdeoddrwly W, B. HUGXES, Groceries and Provisions, FUREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS, Cuticry, Toys and Xotlous. o7 ALL EXINDE. and Ground Coffees . Omaha. epid1y — PEEPORMANGE OX THE— ZITH ER, vRay DAY AXD EYENING. b 3} Luuteflmch Pro 456 Thirtaen Faruhas SN, AERG 2= Fine Liquors and Cigars on band. Jo26t] farnys WAX MONVOISIN, FUR TANNER, 455 TENTH ST. CMAHA. febl 8mo. W, Waft Brooflya MKeot Wartet & Poding Hoal i aud beutide Dampl-Buri:-Fabril, v, 412, 414, 416, 13, Sir,, Red Tz, 4132, 414, Dm e '3 NOTICE 07 APPOINTMENT strict Court of the United States, e R D sitiotof N ebraska. IN BANKRUPICY. Inthematter of Heory L. Latey, bankrupt. istrict, hersby give 5 of bis appoint- &,’ H. Nesieiior of tho estate oftieTy L Tiatey. d Distriet; aud who was ¥y day of Becomber £. upo oy chitor, the Hetsioria b nwln- (l!!l] Dated Onh ths 224 day of January. o (OHAS. B."m.'ls 5 e o teachers of | BANKING HOUSES. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. GROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS BLN B. ».00D Cashler. FRANK MURPHY, President. STATE BANK OF NEBRASKA. Cor- Farnham & Thirteenth Sts. OMAEA, - NEBRASKA. Gapital, $100,000. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUSE * IN NEBRASEKA. CALDWELL HAMILTON &G0 BANKERS. Ersiness transacted same as that of an incor- porzisd Bank. Accourts kept in our- renoy or gold subject ic sight cheok without no- tice Cartificates of dencsits isanad peyable in thres, six and twelve months. bearing interest at siw per cent. per anuum, or o; demandwithoutinter- est. Advaxcos made toous- omers on sapproved se- curities at market rates of intsrest. Eny and soll pold, bills ofexchange, goeverement Stats, County nnd Oity bendz. ht drafts en nd, Soot- land, axd all ports of En- rove. S:g.l Enromn Pasaage v!I[I.F."’Wfl?!“ PROKPTLY HADE. C W.ROBBINS, M. D., HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Offies and Residence: 805 Capitol Ave. jed1. Dr. Emily R, KRobbins, GENERAL PRACTITONER, ®of Philadelvhis, has located st No. 305 Capitel Ave., Offcobours, 1 t03p. ma. Calle atiended at ail hours. jan9i9y M.S.BACBN, M.D. Cor. I3th and Douglas St. Room No. 2, Visscher's Block, Omsaha, Nebraska URGICAL ROOMS, LVan Camp, M. D. mnp-nscs 1is own medecines, and besides makes 3 ties of De- nmm-nu ud‘gmdm- £ fo ogans B—Corner of Farnkew and Mth K S¥r1g Street, fret door to theright, anos; 'l'm 'fi'é..a Sret. doot s u'»‘-i“ oFie ks, Addross Lock o ™o L D, Whitsiey, Clark. 5. Bausermas, WHITNEY, CLARK & COC., Western Agents of the Pioneer Tobaccs Companv. WHOLESALE GROCERS. (AGENTS DUPORT POWDER COMPANY.) No. 247 ma’ Dougias Strest. OMAHA., NEBRASEKA. J. B, FRENCE & £0O. GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS ALL CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVE PROMET ATIENTION Orders from the country ¥ veenalty St Conhn:' on hand. 8 choice ot of sTees o drecesd, fraits, such as apples, pears, apS-tf Ho. 191 Farnba; ho.t. Iat'u 11th and 12¢. COAL DEALERS. Pratt & Towle, Agents for MINERS OF ANTHRACITE AND EITUMINOUS CoO OFFICE-—508 Thirteenth-St.. Omaha. AL! b, Dl A. 8. PENDERY, Consulting Physician, HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED EIS MEDICAL OFFIO] 498 Tenth street, OMBA, KEBRASKA. s gervices in all departmonts d eus th i oo1 of the clly and couniry on fo- lotars or teleetais. 125-tf Mm: of THES 3. F, VANDERCOOK, u, OMARS EBRASKA. Basidence and offos No. 2% Dodge strest, Sorth side. bot. J2th and 15tk msslel V.H. COFI'MAN. M. D.. | Physigian & Surgcnn 21 oot Professions! Jmu: :‘.n' Dellws s HOIELY ANG KESTAURANTS. GRAND CEATRAL HOTEL QMLHA......REBRASKA. The largest and bost hotel bstwean Chios- no.bled;'in“lfi:‘:lnbfl” 1873, ool new P8R0, THRALL, METROPULITA‘\T OMAHA, NEBR. D A. Van Namee, Proprietor. The Motrapalitan Hotel in centrally Joca- tod, and is 6 ery rospeet, har- novaied. . The Brazilian Eeautifying Favorites MAKE OUR PERSONS AND GUR AOMES ATTRACTIVE. Adorning Wonder of tho Worid. ed, and Effeotive. enriches i Apolt sns, bex Iarmlees, Easily ace, reserves the teet] ead and bair and cares andrud p —Combines e1] raperf. e favorite fumi e Queen of the 1 woman aod ehild, 2040, Bor furtbes riicics. obtain {res from your deaier our app febs bm BRAZ! Dnlm i Moruments. Hoad Etones, ste. te Monzzmonts im B Bisbed froe of charen, 281 Dodge Strict, OHAKA il ergenc i s guaijed, and Shoaid be within, maediate reach “poge pam; hist or 2adses RLTNI"C0 a7 ake Stet, Chicage Harhle & Lranie o Furntture Work, Plumbers” Slabs, Gratos, saties siwuy: 0B big, Stats and Iren rted. Buperior Materials azd, Meehusion] anioh guaranted. ~Designs 80 rioes fare Orders by maul wiii roceive prompt stienticn. Doar West of Postaffice, EBRASKA. CHICAGO SHOT TOW R COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF QT.A.NDA.RD SEOT. _marStt U. S. DCEPOSITORY. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHA Corasr Farcham and Thirfesnth.Bie. Tho Offst Banking sthishusat IR OMAEA. 8000328088 70 XOTKTER BROS.) Fstablished in 18 Organized as s Katicmel Bank Aug, Capitat and P, 420, 1823 Over.$3:0,000, Speciallc suthosized by the Bocratary of Treasury to Receivs Supscriptions to the U8 4 pereeat. Faaded Loon, CFFICERS ARD DIRESTORS Heeman Kountea, Preet hton F. H. Davis, Aot Cashr. This bank reselvee dsposite without regard to smounts, 08 time oertificates bearing intereet. Tews Gralts on Fan Fraucisco and princle snl oities of the United States, also London, i, Bdinbore aad the principal citfes o} te continent of Eur e paesico Giokste tor ealeraats Ia the te (vot effective) (and sati biitons opera- Belts‘r Apesient nrd-rmdfll uliaz- ron, Will by tho sid of gusriias spirits, chtain for an7 one s view of tho past, present snd fatare. Ko foer charged in casss of tiok- Send For the Desoribing the Cumulative HEALTH LIFT! Thacrly Healih Lift eyor made whose use is GUARANTEED! To cure dizeass cr purcheac moue; refand- 4 % J. P MARSHI & CO. cu-rlnm Manufacturer. 5 Dodea St. Omaha, Neb, FAREAM STREET LAUNDRY. | tlemen wishing their shirta done BUTLER'S LAUNDRY, | 128 FARNHAMSTREET, Al work called for snd delivered on short GLAR PROOF SAFE! ANDRE AN, Minufacturer of Pire and Burslar Proof | A IS, v.nn Doors, Jail Work, &-. Cor. 141h and sacknon E(s, . Repa ring of sl kinds promptly done, febi6dIsT WL ORIGINAL BRIGGS HOUSE Gorasr Hasdoloh-8i PRICES HEDUCED 1O $3.00 axd $3.50 Per Dav. ZLooated in the Busincss Centre, Convenient to all places of smussment. Elegantly farnished, containing ail moders wrrovemonts, passtacer slovalor, 3o, J CU] Proprietor. Ohir Clors a0t Bmany JQH NAT!ONAL ~ HOTEL, 1. A. FEDEWA, Proprietor. Cor. Tth and P streets. LINCOLN, KEB, GOCD STABLES and STOCK YARDS For the l-.'ccmmodPn‘l;nn of the Travelling TERM! Siagle Lok ithos ithor " horse siabled 3 Two, Emu\m aitio0a, 81 Two nours Faraisbed 7 and stabling, 35 cents. ar{z ME ACALL AND SEE FOR YOUR- TOWNSON HOUSE Sait Lake City, U: T- . TOWHREON. Prop'r, LU il Urwited Ktates Hotel, BEAUH STREET, BOSTON. Opporite Boston.and Albany R. R. depet.) Dr.IRicord’s Zesemee of Life restores man- hood and the viror of jouth to the most shattersd constitution in four weeks, from hatever ceasosrising. Failure impostibl ki life-restoring remsdy sbould bo tak by all about to warry, or who havo beoo Feakened (rom exeess o oy other cause Bucoees in every cuse ls at it “m-h thivet RS er & Bole Arense Dr 9D S ACAUES: 7 Tntver sty Pises, Kow Tork. Drusulats Savplied, JARPET STORE, portnDougias-5t, ONABA, NEE. SoALES. DOWE WITH HIGH PRICEs! Chicago $&‘cale Co., 68 & 70 West Monroe Bt., i) Four ton hay sosles, $60; ol price. 3100, Ail other sizes soales Rmn.-d B00d for ¢ clm'ln;' - I | It. Be Sure to Bu E.W. BLATGHH]RI & 60, UFAC: URERS Lead P1pe, Sheet & Bar Lead, Block Tin, Pip LINSEED QIL AND. e and Soldex, OIL CAKE, OLICITLD. 0 North Clinton £¢., Chicaro, aug 32 wed iri mcn &w for 1t med of PURE YCGTTABLE O e e e i Jporied e hat 1 < Spic s it e ‘ e iebie CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Notlce fs hmb 7 iren that = hattel atgthe 1ih dav of Js 5- et e i S B i comber 211h, 1877, besring interest at the Tate of twelve’ pe from. sturity antil paid : and pavabl oiing House of Goldweil, 'ia Co. Age was !lcdh! ot the eeun- iy elerk of Dovgles State of Sobrre ka. on the, Tindey ofsspurry. A. D 1678, H lnd vn ‘;hl;h °F the and intsreet from Jnu\r{’ per cent, ver annam. and tollowing described sealas, one [vanized iron thres Tatorsire with Eratof compiete, one snd one Balf barreis t, two mixing traze for work J fie}l-r- wers wmued ldw-ll amiiton ¥ ° dJ fi %50t Om'ha, in_sid counts o the 12(h day < { Mareh A. D. 1878, between the hours of 10, and 4 o'cock v . of 1ald A% o those huars T oo HAMILTON & €0 AfahiS mehdalt CORPOAATION ROTICE. In sccordanoce with tho taws cf the Eta'e hereby given of i'e [ the Umaha Publishing Co. t—Thouame of the said Cornoratl. i« ok it b ‘mabn Pabli:hicg Co, The priacipal place of trav: ¢ busissd of eali Cor, ahall e 7 of Omaha, Donglas Thizd_1he gmeral satage of (ke business tion_saall Waek- ohi ¥our(h—Thesmonnt of raid Corporati.u fu norised hundrad " (housand doflare. dttided inte ekases of tuo hundred and dey dollars sach which skall be patd in at th- times and on conditions as follows_ to-wit: I euch man- Der s the Board of Direetors shall require, 70 share shall bo sold for less than two samo to be 88 may be provided by the By- Fifth—Tho time of commencem shall be the 15th day. o”ulnl{ D. '.e:'{-m«!lmh'l‘n tion o waid Ly thelt of Jazuary. ot isvotsed ssager pltal etosk i L5 ‘Amount of indebted- o be contractad b3 1aid Corporation. Eeventh—The officers of said orporation shall be u ” resid aging editor: Tho shall by e 0b tos aFthe A L«" ol preserite. & fz suaber, on h ness and al <z x.;.rd Fof e tios, x. Prest. A.50REN30S. “ TLS, and by the o I conts %0 AECH inig genert] houselioi] e, TuG ure Ll dioms e PURTIE Sess. MLade ouly by ¥ AEDICK & CONNELL, Amormeys, offce opposie Court House, LEOAL NOTiue, In tbe District Court for Douslss County, ad FelTue real eotate ot i ‘TZie ordered that he he otber persans ntaresal 'pear before saif Jufll [ty court Bosra of to sl Toal estate 38 1n a'd petili A praged "And it is furihe: crdered: Thst this order to #how causes be publisied four conseca- tive weeks in the Omaha ©Or SuganConted, Concentrated, Reo! and Herbal Julce, Anti-Biltoune Granules. TKE “LITTLE GIANT? CATHARYIC, or Maltum i Perve Pusuio. plenorelcy of molern Medioal anq T Soarching s (horoughg. set gond Srphing ek T ey 5 croby ofers 7 e pro- i o, sy Shemist oo, B anaivats il £ in the ol o of maereicy, mikerad potora, of fan furions drag. . " St giang ot touaive by e foi i, = v it e s awars nun B e .ot s “n by all Druggtsts o