Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1878, Page 4

THEDAJLY BEE I'-dlml-y lnrlnl, March 6, 1878, TBE OMAHA DAILY BEE 1s served to subecribers by carrier, to any Wart ofthe oity, every evenizg, (Bandays ex cepted) at ffteen cents per woek. All eomplaints about irregularities, or im- Yucoper delivery ot the paper, If address to B ofice, will recieve prompt attention, The Omaka Dasly Bee has by far the lars- «t circclation both in Omaba and abroad and is therefore, the best and cheapest ad- yertisingmedium. The Omaka Daily Bee will be mailed to subsoribers at the following rates, yayable Snverisble in advance: 5.0 per annam. 4.0 six months, The Umaha Weekly Bee 32,00 per yoar. WerFOR INTERTSTING MISCELLAKY, LATEST MONETARY AXD COMMERCIAL EEPORTE, RAIL- BOAD AKD POSTOFFICE TIME-TABLES, S£X TERD PAGE. ~ Welt & McDonsld, Importers nnd Manufacturers of Closke aud Salls, 250 Farnh.am street. sepl8 tf Resd J. B. French & Co's new price iist in another colucin. n30tf BBEVITIES —Lehman reopeved, 176Farnham —Today is the first day of Lent, commonly called Ash-Wed- needsy. — Bishop Cisrkson will preach at Trinlty this (Ash - Wednee- dsy) morning. —Thomas Higgine, who formerly resided in Omaha, died at Hawpion Cross Roads, Virgins, February 24, —Krug, the brewer, is straighten- 1ng the chaunel of Bouth Omahs creek between Eleventh aud Tenth street bridges. —-The Union Pacific has fifteen wmiles of yard track in Omaha, all of waich is under the jurisdiction of Yard Master Harry Gilmore. —Wile Judge Valentine is ocou- pying the bench this week in the Douglas County District Court, Judge Savage will hear casee in the clerk’s office, on the ground floor of the eourt house, —A regular meeting of the bosrd of tiade was held lsst evenig. Important business will be brought before the board, part of which will relate to the opera house and cham bar of commerce project. —The Concordia masquerade par- ‘y last_Monday, at the Walkal's, was well sttended, and was1n every way & success, There was a greal f costumes, representing all soris of characters. Many of the costumes were very clegant. The fun was kept up till a late hour. —A vacant dwelling house in shina’s sdditlon, just west of O. C. Campbell's residence, was destroyed by fire Monday night at 10 o’clo Tise firs was probably the work of uu incendiary. The house, we un. deretand, bslonged to Andrew Bor deu. The loss was about $630. —A telephone test was had on Punday beiween Omahaand North Platte, a distance of 291 miles. I: 'was not very succeseful, as 1t was had under unfavorable clrcumstances. However, sound was couveyed the whole distance, but no words could o distinguished. ~—John G. Bradish has made com plaint agalvst SBmith & Hall, doing business on Cuming street, for not having their firm name on record according to the law relating to part nerehips. It will behoove firma to altend tothie matte: somebody might work up quite 8 business in the way of fees for the court. —Dr. Bacon, who came here from the Esst recently and opencd sn office in Visscher's bleck, did not have the patience to wait for pa- tlents, and, belng somewhat pecun- iarily embarrassed, he accordingly leit the city on Bundsy, leaving be- hind him Jetters to bis faw credit ors, in which he statad Lis iasbility 19 setile up, and greatly regretted he eame, otc. —Prof. Jokn Rusn leotured upon 1he life of Robert Emmet, before (ke Fmmet Monument Association lust Mouday at theirbail. It wasavery juteresting lecture tbroughoat Ches. McDonald recited a poem, “The Red Hand of O'Neil” 'The meeting was presided over by Heu- ry Lizcas, and was & sort of memor- 14l service in hcnor of the centen- nis! aupiversary ot Robert Emmet's birth. —Tu the shooting match Monday in Leke's Addition, between Geo. sifls of the Omaba Eportsmen’s ciun and John J. Hardin of the Tietd club, for the cbampionshlp of Nobraska and the Hoagland cup, Mills was the successful contestant. J: was agreed toshoot twenty single vies ot twenty-one yards, eight yards poundaryand*‘H and T ground traps” B.E. B. Keanedy and F. 8. Lowe were the judees, Major “Thornburg referee, snd Z wck Taylor soorer, Miiis shot 17 birds and Har- din 18. The cup was presented fo Mz, Mills, the wioner, by Major “noraborg. Mills waa chullenged 03 (he ground immediate’y after the maieh by A. 8. Patsick sad J. W. Patty, both of the OQmahacl NEW MAPLE SYRU®P. Five barrels just received direct from the Canada meple sroves, we are delling at $1.25 per 2t J. B. Frexcn & Co. Ingernal Mevemn The following were the revenue coliections tor February, as obtajved from the oclleotor's offios : Avsosements Enuraa T Beor . eposial Masonic, Regulsr convocstion of Omabs Cnapter No. 1 Royal Arch Masons. ths eveing at 7:36 shsrp. Busl ness of importance to he transacted. A fail atlendance requested. By o~derof the BieH PRIEST. Mrs. C. A. Ringer has the only £orivg hats fo (he city ; 569 Jucobe’ bloex. " CANCERS _ and Tumcrs successfully treated | withoat the uss of the knife, by Dr. Aldrich. Office onposile the Grand Uel;u.-l Hotel, Umshs, Nebrasks. 12t w Its Observance by the Epiecopal Churches. The following address regerdiog the observance of Lent has been issued to the congregation of Trin- ity, by the rector, Rev. Mr. Mills- paugh : Beloved : The Savior of the world sald, ““There will come when the bridegroom will be taken away, then shall they fust.” Therafore, from Apoatolle mes, the church has sot anart a certsin season for self-dsscip- 55 vegins our Lent- en Faat of forty daye. May I not ask now fo make your resolutiors ‘or & discipline such as heslth and ability diclates: then, upon your tended kneer, ask God to help you keep them. Itiz p cause of thankfulness that the chureh of our iove has influ- enced many who are not with us, to mske it a season of rest from so. cial festivities; but we must go fur- ther. Itispot enough that we ab- stain fromx our ijonocent amuse- ments, We must give them up m order to have more time for sel!- examination, private prayer, char- itable works, and just#o far &s pos- sible—men as we!l as womien—to be 10 regular attendance upon all the Leat services. Do not merely make your tables plainer, tut let this abstinence be the means of increazing your Easter offering for the missionsry work in the diocese. Nor does this apply aloze to thuse who are greatly blessed 1 worldly goods. Tte poor should heed it as well. 1 there are those who have neg- lected for a long time that sacrament which is for ““the strengthening and refceehing of our souls,” I beg you t> make this sesson of Lent a pre- paraion for s penitent participation 11 that Holy Feact on Easter Bun- day. Praying that this may be indeed a Lent of spiritus] refreshmezt to each aud eyery oze of you, I am, Affectionately your Pastor, FRANK K. MILLSPAUGH. The following is the order of ser- wvices at Trinity and ils missions daring Lent; and siso for Easter Bunday : Ash Wednesday — Holy Come mupion, 74 & m; morning prayer, litany and sermon, 11 a m; eyening prayer, 5 p m; offering for Bibleand prayer book society. Bundays—nervices asusual The ed espeetally to young men by dif- ferent clergymen. Week Days—Evening prayer or tany, dafly, 5pm With a medi tation or lecture on Wednesdsy and Friday. Coufirmntion Classes.—Monday, afeer cvening prayer (for women,) 5 p m; Wedaesday evening, st Rec- try, (for men,) 7§ pm. Missions.—Cass street—Tuesds; —Evening prayer, with an addres to working wen, 73 p m. Grace Musion, North Omaba, Fridays.— Evenivg prayer and lece ture, 74 p a. Oiasha Barracks, ‘L'bur Rvenicg orand lecture, 74 Holy Waek.—Holy comi 74 am; Morning prayer, (excapton Easter evening, 11 a m; Evening prayer eud locture, es evening, 73 p m. Good Fuid; 7} & m; worning prayer, and sermon, 11 a m; evening prayer and serraon, 73 p m; offeriog for domestic wizsions Easter Sunday.—Holy commun- ion, 7 morning prayer, con- firmation and holy commuxzion 11 am; Evening prayer and baptism of children, 3 p m; Chiidren's ser- vice of earols, 74 p m; offering for dicceseiac missions. T. BARNABAS CHURCH. Ash Wednesday, Fast Dey —Ma- tins and celebration, 10:30 &. m.; evensong at 4:30 p.m. Daily Bervice (Good Friday ex- cepted)—FKvensong and devotionsl reading at 4:30 p. m.; Litany, Wed- nesdsys and Fridays at 9:30 8. m. Celebration of Holy lucharist— Sundays, first celebration at 7:30 a m; second ocelebrstion at 11:00 am; Wednesdays at 9:30 & m; Feast of Anuunciation at 8:30. Holy Week—Daily, (Good Fri. nay excepted) 9:30 a m. Ghod Friday, Fast Day—Maiins and Pro.Acaphora st 9:00 a m. It was the third hour sud they cruci- fied Him.” Litany and Miserere at 12 m:““And when the sixth bour was come there was datkuees over the whele laud;” eyensong and De Profund:s at 3 p. m.; “And ef the ninth hour Jesus cried with & loud volce, eaying, Eloi, Kloi, lama sabach thauf " Easter Day —First celebration at 6a.m; second ecelebrationat 118 m ; ehildron’s service at10 a. m; evensong and confirmation at 7:30 p-m Offeringe—Ash Wednesday for dowestic missions; Good Friday, Freedman’s commission ; Easter Day, Parochial; Easter Evening, diocesan nissious. Joun WiLLiams, Rector. Moihers of Amerles, bring up your Jaughters to perform every househo'd duty; then they will be sure fo never lack 8 warm garment, cosy ronf, or bounteous meal. Tae “Queen of the Laundry” is the best sonp, just the same. Henry Doble & Co. tako pleasure in snnouncing to the public that the leading shoe store is again open for business, aud ask their friends, patrons aud the public generally to cail 1t I5e Neb. Farmer. Susscrip’aeand adv't 2t the Grand Cen’! News Stand. avit HAM AND EGGS. Frean tove sngar cured hams, selliv mét2 J.B.FiBNCH & ce.” THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. The Cominy V1 ctivi of Cuief Engie ueer. Tte elaction of Chief Eagineer of the Omaha Fire Department takes piace on the second Wedneeday of April, aud slready there are numer- ous candiartes in the field. The usual manner of election is for the compenies to nominate their candi- dates st preliminary meetiogs, and then at a meeting of the whole de- partment an election takes place. The man thus selecied by the fire department is then appointed to the office by the City Councll, who thus coafirm the firemen’s choice. The Pioneér Hook: and Leader Company snd Engine Company No. 1 held meetings last night for the purpose of nominating candi- dates; aud engine companies Nos. 2 and 3 hold similar meetings to- night. Among the names mentioned for this oflice are Jobn Caue, ot No. 1; 8. . Mealio, No. 3; Harry Tagger Godfrey,of the “Hooks,” and Frank Kleflner, the present chiel. We understand that the contest is likely to be between Godfrey and Kleffner. Toe salary is only $800; if 1t were more, there would, no doubt, be a greater number of esandidates. NAIL FACTORY. The Contemplated Enterprise Will be Brought Before the Board of Trade To-Night. At the moeling of the Board of Trade to night the subject of build- ing and operating & nail factory in Omaha will balaid before the Board. We are thoroughly convinced that nails ca. be made here or at some old rails and sorap iron (of which we have an abundant supply st our bickory emoked, | »t10 cents | per pound. Fresh eggs daily (mm‘ | Gur farm. Nine dozen for $1.00. - door) 25 cents less cost per keg than they can be made in Pitisburg, Wheeling, or even Bt. Louis, and traneportation to Umaha added. ‘This 15 a guaranfee of 25 per cent. profit per snpum on the entire investment; even should furnaces at those points uperate their mills and sell at cost, which they are not like- 1y todo very long. They tried 1t last summeryand the result was sn advance of thirty cents per keg lately, aad for many reasons nails are likely (s further sdvance. And we are farther eatisfied that had Mr. Beynon put this enterprise in the sume light last spring &s it is presented to-dsy, we would have had a nsil factory ia successful ope- ration at ths time. Frask Haulon left for the west yesterday mornicg. J. B. etwiler left for the East Mindsy afternoon, on business. Chauncey Wiltee, of the Grand Tsland Eating House, is in town. Setu P. Mobley, of the Grand sland ludependent, was at the Grand Central last evening Judge Valentine, of West Point, srrived in town Isst even remain here scversl days, du- ng which Le will p cases in which Judge Bavage is dis- qaslified to act. Among the arrivals at the Grand Central are the following : A Sundy Rew York; R M Marshall, George Olt, jr, Dave port, Tows; 8 A Mosher, Chieago; R A Loewenthal, New York; Max Wilsen, New York; W H Eldred, Mizneapolis; Philip Becker and and wife, Jacob Doid and wife, A Ziegel, Boffalo; W Hastings, Chica. go; 8 K Hibbard, Chicago; John Moore, England; B H Holmes, England. The general agent of the Masonic Benevolent Society of Iowa and Nebraska Masons, P. G. M, J. B. Hartsock, returned to Iowa to-day, after doing & very successful busi- nesa for the society in this city, baving taken sbout one hundred application:, Whi'e bere he ap- pointed Bro. W. J. Mount local agent and Bro. Seth T. Cole special agent for the soclety, and those of the Masonio fraternity In regular standing who desire cheap and reli- able Jife insurance can obtain it through the local agents mentioned. P. G. M. Hartsock takes this occa- sion to return his most heartfeit thauks to the ‘raternity of this city for the most cordial mauner in which he has been received and for courtestes extended. BEATS THEM ALL. Dukuan, 50c. a Pound. Max MevER ¥ Co. Tho Prasklin Lightning Rod is the result of twenty six years expe- rience and close application to busi- ness—spplying every rale of selence, and stuaying closely every require- ment suzgested by experience~and the company have sparcd nelther time, labor or money in perfectiag theirRod. Their extensive acquaint- auce with meuufacturers in their line enables them to select the best materials from the best markets, and at the most favorable prices. In this respect they enjoy great advantages, being the oldest and largest house in their line in the United ntetes, having three factor- ies constantly rucning, snd with these great facilities the demand for these justly celebrated rods ie quite up to the supply. The compsny is represented in this city by Mr. k. House, who, by the way, fs domg = thriviog business for them here. Those interested in lightning rods sheuld not fail to in vestigate the superior qualities claimed by this Company over oth- ers. Their work may be scen on many of our Omaha structures; among the most central are those of Cruickshank & Co.,dry goods house; A ). Simpson, carrisge factory; Clark & Warden, livery stable; Pablishing Company Building. feb23te and B. Shannon, No. 2 George | point on the Missouri river, out of | Erck & Hanson,grocery, and Omaha | A SHOOTING SCRAPE. RPECIAL NUTICEN. MISCELLANE?US, Two Colored Women Have a Quarrel, and One Shoots at the Other. Yesterday two colored women, named Mrs. Cornish and Mrs. Thomass, living on Tenth street, between Dodge and Capital avenue, had » very lively altercation. * It seems that Mis. Thomas went to the house of Mra. Cornish to ask her to go with her to & neighbor to explain away some gos:ipy tales, ‘which Mrs. Thomas claimed Mrs.Cor- nish bad peen circulating about her. The two women had egome words, about the matter, which finaily re- culted in a quarsel and a fizht They clinched each other, aua in the scuffla Mrs. Thomas managed toget the better of her opponent, whom she scratched and pounded. She thenv started to go out of the house when Mrs. Cornish grabbed up a “bull-dog”—a five:shooting Tovolver—which she suapped at the departing essailant, but it would not go off. A second time the wea. pon failed to fire, but after repeated efforis on the part of Mrs. Cornish 1t finally weut off, the ball passing through the shawl of Mrs. Thomas, butdid no ipjury to her. 1f it had struck her it would bave gone clear through her, as the ball 'was a very large one. Mrs. Thomns’ retreat was consi erably accelerated by the pistol skot. Mrs. Cornieh came to the police court and swore out a warrant agalnst Mrs, Thomas for asssult and battery. Mrs. Thomas will probably make complaint against Mrs, Cornish for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Married, Mr. T. Walter Read aud Miss Matie Litzen were married last Monday at the Eighteenth Btreet M. E. Church, the Rev. P. C. Johu- son officiating. The church was crowded, tke congregation belng seated by the ushers, Mr. Will Clark and Mr. Will Nash, who, however, could not find recom for all who wished to witness the interesting ceremony. Many persons were unable to get into the church at all, aud went away disappointed. At 8:15 the bridal party entered tie caurch, as follows: The bride and groom; Miss Laura Reed, bridesmaid ; Jobn Guild, grooms man; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bush man, Mr. sud Mrs. T, C. Brunner, AMr. and Mrs. John Btaley, snd Jit- tle Mand Staley, daughter of the latter. As they marched up the aisie to Miss Adah Kennedy, who at the organ, playsd & wed- diog march. Arriving at the altar, Rev. Mr. Johuson pronounced the happy couple man and wife, After the wedding a reception was held at the residence of Mr. W. M. Bushmau, on Jacksop street, from §:30 to 10:30. The newly mr- ried palr received the hearty con- gratulations of their many friends, who made them & host of presents TRED RED IR E 1‘| KeD RED The demand for this justly Cele- orated Flour is unabated. The peo- ple wil have it. J. B. French & Co. sell it. 1t RE-OPENED Henry Dohle & Co.s shoe store. mbts Fine French Caudics af Biendorft & Mausy. a3 “JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.” A verdiet to this etfect was re- turned by an intelligent jury in the case of John Smith, who, returning from his office tired and hungry, Inlled his cook for not making his viscuits with Dooley’s Yeast Pew- der. H. M.JUDSON aunouuces to bis nds thst he is selling goods on eommission at the 0ld Reliable Grocery House of 513 J. B. FRENCH & Co. Kobinson Crusoe 15 still alive and with his dog and man Friday will be at the. Mother ioose recaption Thursday night. 1t “Jack bpratt could eat no fat, his wife would eat no lean.”” This will be demonstrated st the Mother Gooso reception Taursday night. 1¢ CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. For the convenience of ladies who desire a vatlety of seeds with the lesst cost, wo have had 10,000 packets of the choicest varieties of flower eeeds put up to sell &t 5 cents per packet. J. EvANs, fri mon Beedman. BLUE GRass.—Sow it Now. 100 bustels fresh Kentucky Blue Grass at Livaps’, Seedman, 14ih aud Dodge streets. fri mon For the est aud most reliable Winter West Flour, eall at PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE'S. s&m Our Standard and Cur Own Brand, are tho best cigarsin the city. PUDNT, MEYER & RAPPKE'S. m2s&m CrosiNG GUT.—To make room for large stock of GRASS, VEGETA« BLE snd FLoWER SErDs and Flor- ists’ goods now arriving, I will sell at Cosr or less (or will have to store in warehouse) $2,000 worth of the finest Groceries in the city, embra eing fine Teas, Choice Coffees, Im- portel aud Domestic Canned and Bottled ¥ruits, Vegetables, Sauces, Pickles, Fruit, Butter, Mince Meats, HSpices, &c. This is & rare chance for getting GooD goods at less than importers’ and manufscturers’ prices. WILL geli you ONE pound of Tea at less than you can buy of the importer by the chest. ‘We must have the room. J. Evans, mlfem 14t and Dodge ste, sROTIOR.~Advertizomenta of To Let, For d. Boardine, “5 o first WENEY TIVE CENTD. uu.r Wa TED—F, 1 for_goneral house-work “bat: 25th and 21st. 28 W ANIED=en and wifs to work, Call 10 Jacobs’ Block. w54t \V l‘fl LMI H WANIED—SITUATION. A sob r=an (sweed) wirhes o situation as rorter or eniry olerk; addrers Bee offics, mohd 38 WANTED—ROOMS. LEGAL NOTICE. In the Distri: of Nebrasks Court Douglas County, State gfomaha, on the Bd day.ef Apsil. A, D, 1873, to 850w oau nse should not. b0 erinted To the sutd LA miuateator baply: ing therefor, Qrdersd further, that a copy hereof he publiched in tho Omn.fi four successive weeks from the dato her ness my hand ol 5th day of March, A 8! AVA Bz A8, mehdev tuesdt Yo TED—To Rent three or four Fur. o4 Koo in reeidant part of ity House Koeping: address B, this of- 4 15th nad Doige o Gornl m anted Ha . B marded upon lexving OLEN—A white pointer Dog with loman, eolor spote; oty rod, Any information of thesaid T gu hn’enlly rewarded at Ni 1.% areo lndA 4 Abuulbmoul 8 old, four paws whi! aud whito epot on breast. will be paid on leaviug iformation at Bee co. war 2 0M& Bnum— Tnp {ro Ent.omea or gentlcman and wile. th e mohitf 5ix oo 1y lurmahnd wlll bl let to the nrorer vartie ln roturn for the board of a lady. ono week 8 wonth o2 and roquired: it} and nm reforences gi s P H oom Ta Jabowe” Biosk, fo T one duor west of ahop, _wfu.'uum.x. Inqui OR R C. Whlllnch. Do e nexl‘_'o TY LAND everal fracts of choice lard: in L ouglas County which woare suthorized to sell very low, for cash an endl0 on monthly yay Tmeats of rent, af present price of renting, avd ncw ocoupied by good tenent snd one-Baif years to run. fo pay until pay uent for heuse i3 compl Oue year's rent required in ad tmo sears will pay for any onz of the b it JAS'F it UR’ Rosl Estate )!yc)m g nrw' L] of the north one haif of 1ot 8 in block I o Ham, Ni—Store nd:mmm. Wiliiams 4o side D vjzlu ot S & GO Auchio snd ommis- sien bm 80, 350 Douglas treot. Hizh- i lor furnishing housshoid Eoodean Sotnd Tad Petetiare nt £ =~ ml atsortment of Cloths, Caeste Vestings, for fall sod winter e made up ia the latst style sad :flveu ,nlhh rates. HE tiatchat Resurrected & Beuewal of Hntilities! PEACE IN FUROPE MEANS AR IN BMAHA! J.B. FRENCH & CO., "Reliabla Grocers,” Who ALWAYS lead on Low Pricos and = “hroken out in @ new FUETHEB REDUCTIONS in Prices of Grocories. They soll e Bestaele ronss vor box: DBest currants 12 Bort pitied chorrios 6 pouais szsisu;euuzsmzzszsssa:;:;:a:sg::::saimagdm_sza;amu.agassass do Test pis peaches 6.1h can Bost String beans 2 Ib can Best tomatoes 3-Ib can + New York obocts ok poviad - Boston baked beana 31h Apple butter6lb can. York State apples gal Salmon 2 pour d ca do. Croge & Blackwoil's chowchow Sold. 1. B. FRENCH &00 G erzs, Ggsrs, Groceies. (TS Has, in considoration of tho hardships thy peoilo have to undergg in wad r P BT il G wal e v u & £ 3 I ey ESE828L88238. B o Bost syrup per gsl PEEvE sz;sssi’m:ls Cor. 16th & Ghlcag | $2500: R hmanhnn« Ad COMMISSIONER'S SALE. of an_order of & issued out 3 of Omaba. ia said sonmty ¥ oub io Austion the property d:scrived in £aid order, to Wit: The evst haif of lot £ix, (@) in blosk one handred and 81ty two i o Douglas f.‘l}untv id ALFRED BURLEY, Fpociat Muster Commisaioner. | 2 25 FANCY CARDS, Snowflake, Damask . teeon 2aiiFe, with name 10 certs NasauCard Co. Na: 5. Frost and Willia afactare yud sell the **AMERIOAN DrrcaER in the State of Nebraska. and have one of theic machines now on o: th north-east corner of the square ine is composed of an oblong frame, about fon foet in longth, piaced upon % pair, of broad low whesls. " The cutter is sttached to noviswly d after the pattern of a s conneoted with tho frame . the whole being bra- Immediately in the rear of the cnuqr and eonn'wed with it is an incined table, cver which an endless chsin runs and which lifts ronveys the dirt o a rold mass Sking a fonce twiss the da Tt is very ¢implo in constructi can bo warked by any one able to plo The gentle nen design having them manu- factured in the S ate, and are making a raagements to co- tract for feneing to any extent desired They are elzo offering terri- tory at rates that will prove remunerative to live active moa. Tho machine has beea in e in Iows and Wisconsin for two sears and is said to have proved a success in particalar. meh 6 wim® PROBATE NOTICE, Stato of Nebraska, Dougl t & county court bel County Juige, in the matter of the estato of Samuel Grege, deceased. Ox resdineane ow: Siioy the poition of . Gregg, ¥ !uu that tho 1t will andtestament of faid deceased, thie 4 probate R N e . £ the extota of taid dsosssed. ered, that ) 10 0'clock; am., s e e 10 be held in and for said county, and show o pruer of patitionar hould d that notice of the pen- d the hearing there- o'l partons Inserestodtin said mattor, by \‘fll!luhv[a copy of this order in the 'Om: Weexly Bec,a mowspa d county. for three suscessive r to eaid dawof hea T ovy.] WM. O BARTHOLOMEW County Judge PROBATE WOTICE. Stato of Nebraska, Louglas county. sa: conrt, held at the county and for said county. March o ig78. Present,Win O Bartholmew petition, whon all yersons interestod in said maiter may arpear at a county court t0 bo held, in and for sid consty. and show canso why the prager of petitionar should mot be gran; at notice of the nen- Heney of said vetitioa und the bearing there. of, bs given to all persons intereste in anid matter. by vublishing u copy Of this order inhe Omaha Weskly Ber. & news. ted county. for thre saccescive day of how ‘i BARTLOLOMEW, County Judge. SALE. ta's of Joroyh B. Randel!, bankrupt. Dy virtne of an order of sale issuod to me 3 ; and Maroy streets Omaba, Nebrasa. vhe fotlowing property : Lote onio (1 a0d two (21, in block two hun- ned e ety lnvu (2 Owmaba, Douglas county. snis wiil be old on March 2th A atloeolook a. m.. said prorériy’is to b f enoumbrancs to satisfy mort- Faso of Milfon Tootle RANK I, G5DDARD, Assignos of Josaph B, Randele, benbrapt. ‘mohbmim LEGAL NOTICE. In tho District Court in and for Douglas Oounty Nebraska, Mary E. Yord, Plaintiff, vs Napolion B. Ford, Defendant. To said Napelion B. Ford, defendant, non Tesi You aro hereby noti Pabllo, 2t West Winfl Counts, New \ork. on’ tBo Bth day of Mare 1, 1875, at 10 o’clock A.M. on said dsy with authority to adjourn from day to day. Mary E. Ford, By 0. C. Tredway. Plaintifl. Her Attorney. feb? every wod dt Ji»PIRE TRANSPORTATION CO. OFFICE OF PIIES!DKNT 27 Gimanp Srever. I’Iulruh',:hyx October 18] Notice is llcxeby given that thy Empire Transportation Company has coased to ransact bu iners. and has entered on a liq- affuirs proparatory o its dis- corgoration. JUS. D, POTTS, Prest. The Empire Line. formerly owned and operated by the Empire Transvortation Company. will continue to be operated a3 hereifors. but for account of its new, o F. J. FIRTH, Gen. Manager Empirs wim apectus aowready. Billions will be sold. Adiress Goodspoed’s ook &, Biblo Hoase. icago. decl2w! A GARD=Toall who are sutfering from the errors and ndiscretions of youth, pervous weakagee, eatly deoay, lossof man: ood, &, 1 will send a_reccipt that will munn PREE OF CH SROE. great po to the Rev. JOSEPI T. INMA SJlmn D Lflbk House, New York Clly. CASH VICTORIOUS A. H. Gladstora & Co. CASH PRICE LIST. 10% 1ba A sogar $100 1108 C e 100 13 1-2 iba . 1@ 91be grenulated sogat 100 5 Ibs good Rio coffoe 1 4do 0.6 cofiee Java 1 e st 7 2 Beet coll ol Best 1 1b bars soav, 8 fo1 Tort White Rureiat soap.20 b Best P. & G. mottled lvermnn. " h'rl‘ Best Carolina rice, 134 1bs fo: Best Raisin. 11,1bs for Els!onrmnu. 12 1bs to) t mized nats. 61bs Beat dried anples, 14 Iba f Deat dried peaches (halves) d ibs for. Best pickles, ver gal Best ssrup yer gal Best Limburee: h.“.ibp" b Beet s Best hominy, 3 Ibs Bork maple svrape por gai Best CranLe: ries a quart —— H38388 N xx8335RH LRIV 2IBIGANISS Be:tnavy beaus 22 Ibs. Chotee Wiater Wbeat Fiour . Best cove opestors. 2 Ib can g & 3 2eis 5q £ 3 (e Best & “ Best Li . Y Best T 1 Best - i Best cl - 2% Best & g Best » ’@ Clot] M B l:xgl:u 7 boxe: for - ] leischm: Age 's yeas| e ivered of the eity. e o ks ‘ifif & 00 CAS| FOR CASH 2ad CASH ONLY at the old Stand of R. H. LUCAS, CUMING AND 22ND STREET. To meot the demand for the Cash trade of est, also for the farmore of Douglas County. T will sell only or. the West and North-we C A S H. On and after March lst. ulated Sugar for T 12 pounds B Sugar for & pounds Kio Goffce fo 4 pounds Best Rio Cofi Japan Tea per pound o-nsnmn ‘ea per pound tarch, Found package g(-p o & per Bes ‘Syvup per salion Cout O yor vaitor Axle Gresse per box Flour, per sack. t Currauts, 12% pounds for Bost Blackcerries 134 pounds for.. Bont Salt Lako Pluas, § pounds 2 pound ean Peach 3 pound can, Puch- 2 pound can Tomatoes 3 pound can Tomatoes 2 pound can Cove (Jam Bird Sead er pou B:anl hand picked, 22 pounds for Y. Drfed App es. 13 poands o Garsiing Moo 18 nownde for Bost Haminy, *4 pouads for . Be.t GazMeni, 22 pounds for. B st per box . Bk roand st of Corn . ‘Laxe Peaches for or orders, will GHUCEHIES! WAR to the KNIFE! KNIFE&'I%M‘_EHILTI GASH, CASH, CASH! CREDIT, CREDIT!! i o tag Fullweat rate ‘An ¢xcollent Yourg iyson teg for- Avery choice | d0 do The very best Good Ealisn bnukful m lov Trporial (hest in town) 3 of good Rio coffeo 13 very best Rio coffe 410 Arbuckle’s roasted co 4 best roasted Rio coffee. Best lard por pound. t Calhoun flour per sack, war'nte rloss flour per sack 2 = Harly Rose Poiatoes per bashel Best table syrup per eallon ot Currants. - do Kaisins Now Valonoias Rumns now Layers Butter modium quai Butter fresh from dai Bo'tappios por bushel - Mixod picklos.pints. Chow chow " do Fqiso anberr full Jine ware, willow-ware, stone-ware, ches ;he cheapest. I don o any other place in town. . Fearon, Goraer of Twelf & Dodge . R wfllx&oxl pmu mhi for farm prodace ‘accommodation of «’ teams v nthukfnbm stable freo for th C. T. TAYLOR. Represent the follgwing Reliabla Fire, Marine and Infe Inmurance Companis Lancaskirs, of 3 LaGaiato Genaraicr oF B Hnwburg, bremoen, of Hamburs. Gormany. Mobile Underwriters. Mobile Tradors’, of Chicago . Shawmaut, of Eosten.. New Yori N Active M. R. RISDON, GENER'L IHBUBANCB AGENT, Boval Conadtan, (CapiiaD Wastchecter. N-Y - do Th -m.«hnn.. ‘Konar @irard ¥.ro. Philadoinh: Nortbwestern National Glos Falls, N British America feb21 3m] umah RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE Houorable adjustments and Prompt Payments. vr $99,000,000. Insarance Capital- Represented by M. G. McKOON, Agat. Boom No, 3 Creighton Block. OMA' MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. 328353 Closer I #&GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY wa Persons wishing the Driver to call regu- Iy at their houte for re. mehadls W.VMORSE & CO., WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES 504 & 506 14TH STREET. OMAHA. NEHBRASKA. We aro carrying a very Heavy stock of Goods. Suited to the Westem Trade, and will in all cases Duplicate New York, Boston or Clicago Invoices. And o many cases we Will Guarantee Eastern Prices. WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF FREIGHTS. Aswe c-n bandle nodl in Om-hl on s than Larger Cities. Owing to the low rate of expenses. For. ---mn mm -m- desiring ICE SPECIAL F‘IGURES‘ And ship goods, if desired, FROM OUR BOSTON OFFICE, Summer Street. W. V. MORSE & (O OMAHA . NEBR. NOTIONS. 3 i 2 canncd oods of standard brands at lowest living rates; alto woode: el 2 olow coet with 1h8 ntention ot me B E I guaraatee & month’s bill can be bought lower at wy store than HER. Gen’l Ac’t. MAX MEYER & CO., 178 and 174 Foernham Street. Omaka. Nebraska WHOLRSALE DEALERS IN Cligers, Tobaccos, Pipes, AND FANCY GOODS. MAX MEYER & BRO.. WATGHMAKERS AND JEWELERS Jobbors of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. AGENTS FOR PHILLIPS BROS’ SHOW CASES HAX MEYER & v ~——WHOLESALE DEALERS /iy — Rifles Pistols Gums and Ammunition The Largest Stock in the West ! | T Wewmsentar WINCHESTER_AND SHARPS RIFLES for Lists. Assortment of Cartridgss 112 & 174 Farnham-8t.. Cor. 11th. Omaha, Neb. HAX MEYER & BRO.. 233 Farzkom Direet. Omaha Nob. RMUSIC DEALERS @ENERAL AGENTS FOR THE UNR! ALL¥D Keshe, Steinway, Emerzon sad Perlor Gem Plancs, Mason & Hamip [Estey, Skoninger ol Burdett Or.ens. Viclin Steines. Shese dusle. Violins. G 4. Tlates, Brass Instruments, and FRESH OYSIHRS! Booth’s oval. Brand. This favorite Brand of the Western Trade always be sold 2 low a8 any other St D. B. B Received Daily by Express, and Puokirg. LIFEAND FIRE INSURANCE. Largest. best and most reliable music house in the West. All kinds of muse lo ‘Send for catalogue. auy . J. HOWELL Taylor & Howell, General INSURANCE Agents, sheet music, éte, 827 Iyr CIGAR MANUFACTORIEN. Dentis try. JAS, 8. CHARLES, DentisT OFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAMST., NEBRABEKA. P, tion of the Natara Teeth M war Prossrvation of the Batara. Tooth Nade C. H, PAUL. DENTIST. Williams’ Block, Cor. 15th and Dodge eta. OMAHA. NEBRASIA, — sz0quer7: uirwgeInd 0d0joq ROLid P 1001 300 oG1HivXS 03 POISTDAL 038 $I0900F *HOOOVEOL SNIMAED ONV DHINONS §3dId &1 FIRITEG NIVEEIONA CEY ISHVOIO 20 FEIROLOVANAVI ‘BIHOSLIVI ¥ ISIM X¥O0LOVA yVHIO MEAT MARRETS. Drs. Rillings & Kuon, DENTISTS 234 Faruham Street., BETWEEN 15TH & 14TH,UP-STAIRS. Tooth extracted without pain by use of Ni- zous Oxide. Office oven at all hours. JOSEPH HOWE, SOUTH OMAHA MEAT MARKET Best Maats Always on Hand at Lowest possible prices for cash. Thirteenth 3t., near Leavenw'th dec 1y W.S HUNTINGTON & CO., Surgeon Dentists, 238 Farnham Street, [Over Eaton’s Photograph Gallery.] Teeth extracted WiTROUT PAIN by the of anmsthet. fob16 5m ay16 1y OMAHA, NEBRASKA. sepld dlyr JOHEN HORA. TailoR Latest Patorns always on hand. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. After Latest Styles. Bost of eatisfaction given in uJTE. does Cleaning and K epalring and purposes dotae the best working, at the Jomest pos- sible prices. Do not forget to 491 10th betw, Parzham & Rarsey St OMAHA, - NEB. LEGAL NOT the Distrigt of Neb To Whom it May Concern: The od, ALK, Simpson, of Omaha, in said menias assigne of the estate of Arth Suds o b W beter, Bi)nlmplc! for said disiriot. 3. H, THIELE, TAILOR, 48413 St bet. Farn, & Harney, Great Bargains CARPETS! e room for new goods ALLEN¢WILSON © Will offer for the next thirty days their entire Stock of CARPETS, RUGS, CIL CLOTH . MATTINGS, ETC. AT COST. Parties wishing to purchase goods In our Iime can savo money by giving us s call. DEWEY & STONE'S BOILD'G, 187 Farnham strum. In the Distriot Court of thn‘ United States, In the matter of Atihur Buckbee. tankrapt ndersi trict, hereby gives totice of his s, point- f Umal the county of Doug- id distrlet: and who was to FRANK H. MEYER, City Meat Market, SHEELY BHOS, Daben feder Heit etmen grofen Bevraty vom friiged Hletid, Eved, RaldRetid, Seflel wid WID sore atolg, aleidfals ale Arics BWiirfe. HEAL VATATE BROA SRS, BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Faroham Street, North Side, opp. Grand Central Hotel, OMAHA, NEBRAREA, JOHN G. JACOBS, Real Estate Broker Jacobs’ Block, cor 15th & Cap. Ave- OMAHA, - NEBRASEA, poa Bova0 Iyr sTRON 2EED, Lawis 8. aBED. Bwvron Reed & Co-. Real "'Ens“afi“?g“ency NEBRASKA. Ieep a cor mu-mmuuu-xum-l ostaten Omaha and Doueias O. F. DAVIS, ENERAL DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, AT THE OLD STAND 156 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. Personal attention siven lo the buying 9 Jands all parts ~PROVED FA [ for ale. 7;4wo yoars expe i tbis business. aied at Omaks, the %(hdnfnl!ebrwy ATLANTIC H OTE L, OMAHA, NEBRASKS. COR I0TH & HOWARD STS. 3l ofitted v mewly furniched. Bowed b the o e ifl lay zl week. LEGAL NOTICE. George Rogers. plaintifl, va B. Parry, whote iret nage 1a vl Y fendant Before Luther B. Wright, for Douglas. D the 224 dav of Novembor. A D, 17, dene solicited from il those uvtm'fl-:x:v's farms. hmd:.‘u fots for 05 et = o = * e OWAMA AND_ SOUTH-WESTESN . R. Co, al mosting of the e Crmane aod. Beuth: Wostoes Bai Go. will be beld 8t tho ofice of the Burl o 2nd Miacour! Rirer K. Co. ia the 2th day of F 3 Bih day of Fobru -n.l"mn.nll.!l.-‘ business that may legally come betare the of at l.hnbo"uflufin the n-on-nd.ol- . ROGERS. Denison, it ovtise | Boston, 380,23, 183, Secrotary, Jao. N.