Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 7, 1878, Page 4

e ——————T A T Welf & McDonald, importers and ~Manufacturers of Ulosks and Bults, 950 Farnbam street. sepls tf Resd J. B. French & Co's new price tist in another column. n30Lf BEEVITIES. —Lehman reopened,178Farnbam —The last masquerade ball of the season_wiil be given by the Skan- dia ty next katurdsy evening. w615 —Engine compsnies Nos. 2 and 3 met lsst night for the purpose of Dominsting their respective candi- dates for chief engiueer. —Another elevator 1s to be built soon in tws city. Mr. William Camp, who is the company’s sgent, will select the Josation by Monday next. —TheCounty Commissioners on Tueeday afternoon burned §25,000 1n Douglas county seven per cent. bonds, which had been eurrendered to them. —The horse, which was supposed to have been etolen from the stable of ts. W. Ambroee, Tuesduy night, has returned to his oats of his own accord. —Frank Kleflner, the prossut chief engiveer of the firo Gepar: mext, was nominated tor ro-election by the *Hooks" last Tuesday. En- fFine No. 1 alro nominated hipi. —An Incendiary ettompted To burn Pedereon’s salvon, on Thir- toenth street, Bohemisn (0WD, yes- terday about three o'clock. The fire burned up the south eide aud through the roof, when it was dis- covered and extinguished. A coal oil jug was found on the ground close to Lhe Lailding. ~The stesmer Jobn M. Chsm- bers—Capt. LaBerge's bost—will leaye Bt. Louis on the I5th for Omahs snd Fort Bsuton. The procpeots are that there will be | more stesmboating on the Upper Mussouri this season than there has been during apy previous sesson for many years past. The new mili- tary posts in the northern country and the new lndian sgencies will greatly increase the demand for river {rsnsportation. —r. Cassidy, living three miles southwest of the city, was the vie- tim of s runaway last Tacsday about 8 o'clock, in the vicinity of Thirteenth sud Joaes, where his team ran over an embsukment and tumbled the wagon upon him, bresking a rib and otherwise severe- ly bruisiug him. The horses stop- ped, and the overturned wagon heid Mr. Cassidy & prisoner until be was resoued by the neighbors. He was sttended to by Dr. Willism Ed- ‘wards. . —The mauy ‘risnds of Mra, A. A, Gibeon sssembled st her residence last Tuesdsy and s very evjoyabie time was bad by the partioipants. mrs. Gibson’s son bas for some time hzen troubled with a disesse of the eyes, and ebe has at last concluded to piace bim under wedical treat- went in Chicego, for which place the mother and son started yee- terday, with the best wishes of her numerous friends and acquaiut ances for the speedy recovery of ber child. —Last, though by uo means lenst in polnt o enjoyment, was the mas. querade ball, given in Turner hall last Tueedsy, under the manage- ment of Prof. Gustav Hellborn. The foor preseated the usual scene of elegant and grot-sque costumes, wmong the bost being ‘Queen of Hearts,” Miss Notts; “Qusen Isa- bella,” Miss Fiynn; “Daughter of the Kagiment,” Miss Erell ; “Man- darin,” Mr. A 8, Harmon ; “Span- ish Nobleman,” Mr. H. Cundy «Grenadier,” Mies L. Loclemon; “Spow Queen,” Miss Scbmidt. wvauclng was kept up until a late tour, the Omaba Musical Society furnishing excellent music for the ogczsion. VERSONAL ranSUNAFES, Phil. McBhane left for the East westerday. Dr. (L J. Fox, of Chicago, is in the eity, aud is tbe guest of Seth Wolew Mra, J. E. boyd and daughters, he Misses Norab and Maggle Boyd, Ja't yesterday for Kuoxville, Iiis,, where the lstter ate alteuding s young ladies’ semiuary. General Saporintendent Clark, of the Ustvn Pacific, who has been very siek for tho past two weeks, Ihas recovered nufficieatly to ride out xnd enjoy the pleacant weather. It will be some days, however, before tie can aitend to businees again. Among the arrivals at the Grand Contral are the following : T J Nordlinger, ot New York; Rev. W E Copeland, of Lineoln; Ssm’l Barleny, of New York; Wm. Menley, of Baltimore; 8. Mattock, T'wo Excursions Coming—One From Milwaukee, and the Other From Chicago. V. L. Vodicka, traveling agent of the B. & M. land department, has returned from a very successful trip throughsut lows, Wisconsin and Illinoie, where be has been engaged 1 organizing excursions to Nebras- ka of people who intend locating in the State, An excursion will start from Mil- waukee &nd one from Chicago on thie 13th of this month, arriving in Nebraska on the 14th. Mr. Vodicks says that people in the Btates which he has visited sre very eutbusisstic about Nebraske. He says there is going to be a very iarge immigration to this State this season. Times are hard in the Esst, much more so than in Ne- | brasks, and be eays that apy men who complains about hard times in Nebrasks ought to be banished from the State. The people who &re coming on the excursions mentioned above are mostly in comfortsble circum- stances, and will bring money with them. Among them are Bohemi- soe, Germans, Scandingviane, and Americans, The only thing that will prevent some people from im- migrating to Nebraska, is that they imot sell their farms for what Sevaral interesting and mpamnt matters came up last Tuesday for cousideration by the Board of 'L'raee. Col. E. F. Bmythe mraesgy propo- sition to bu:ld an opsra bouse on the eouihwest corner of Farnhsm and Niath streets, provided there would bs §5,000 stock subscribed, the bal | auce of theland between Ninthand Tenth streets, facing on-Farnham street, to be leesed by merchants for long terms, with the understandiog taat they should erect therson busi- neas houses. Col. Bmythe said if the commit. tee woull accept as a site for the opera house the southwest corner of Tenth "and Farnbam streets, aud $10,000 stock be subscribed, he would furnish bonds that the opera bouse would be completed in three month's time. ‘The Inventor ot the novelty arti- ficial stone offered to subscribe §1,- 000 to a stone opera house. Uolonel Chase offered a motion that the secretary be instructed to write Senstor Paddock and ascer— tain what steps had been taken in the branch mint matter. Carried. “The American Electrode or Lightning Telegraph” was intro- dubed to the Boara by its inventor, ‘W. W. Patterson, who wauls to start a factory in Omaha employicg from 200 to 300 men. The matter was referred to the committee on mauufactures On motion & committee of three, consisting of Mesars. A.R. Du'rene, C. F priscoll and Withuell Bros., was appoiated (o test the Novelty artificial stone as to its utility, and to report &t next meeting. The project of etarting & nail fac- tory in Omaha was presented by R. W. Wilson, who showed the ndyan- tages possessed by Omaha for oper ating such a factory. D. C. Satphen, member of com- imittee to examine into Nebrasks coal land, reported : Nebraska coal was discovered at Jones’ Point, on the Missouri river, thirtsen miles south of Plattsmouth. A suaft had been sunk forty feet, with a drift put into the bluft fifty feet. At the foot of the shaft the vein of coai is thirteen inctes thick. coal was taken from the drift twenty feet from the foot of the thaft, where the vsin is sixleen inches thick, above which is four feet of biue soale or fire clsy, which constitutes (he roof. Below the vein there is cighteen inches of fire clay; then comes tissus stove, then black blaze. I know the above lo bea (rue statement from my per— sonal ohservation. The land is the property of tie Great Western Min. ing Compsny. D. C. BU1PEEN. The Bomd adjourned for one week. In cur day, every man, uo mst- ter how iuflammable his posessions, can calmly &it down in the midstof a violeut thunder storm snd feel perfectly“safe. One great value of ning rod ie the guarantee 7 which it affords—the feel- jvg aloue that & man has dons alf in his power to protect the lives of bis famuly, sud make his property safe from the destructive effects of hining, s worth far more than the cost of all the lighthing rods Decessary to secure such protection ; and the man who, in thie day of cheap protection against lightaing, fails to guard against ihe well- known droaded results of its sudden stroke, deserves the oppro- of West Liberty, Iowa; A M 8loa | brium ot his fellow men. wett, of Des Moines; O J King, of Corniog, Towa ; The Franklin Lightning Rod Co , theoldest and largest in the United Among the arrivals an the Met- | States, is represented in this city by ropolitan are the follow:n, Mr. £ House, who is busily en A A Parsou, of St Louis; Hon | gaged with a large force of men W H Doolittle, of Tecumseh ; H R | taking orders and eresting these Falkner, of Pium Creck; John | most celebrated rods. Weber, of Bisux City ; E H Norton, of Chicago; W D nirsnah a, of Bt Louia. Mra. C. A. Ringer hu the ouly spring hats in the city ; 569 Jacobe blook. RE-OPENED Henry Dohle & Co.’s shoe store mbi3 NOT AT AuLL URPR!!ED When we consider the little at. testion that is paid to the laws of heal'h, we are not curprised at the indifference manifested by mavy The following sre a few of the moxt centrally located buildings on which they may be seen: Craick- shank & Co.dry goods house; A ). Simpson, carriage factory; Clark & Warden, livery stable; Erck & Hauson,grocery, sud Omaha Publishing Company Euilding. c6f Evangelts‘ic Services. Rev. Welton, of Chicago, #ll arrive in the city to-day (0 begin the contemplated union services. He will hold a bible read- ing to-morrow in the afternoou, st 2 o'clock, in the Baptist church. peteois in relstion to the purity of { In the evening at 73 there will be dally food. If ail ariicles were as par and good as Dooley’s Yenst Powder, tbis indifference might suswer; their perfect who'esome ness weuld insure us agaiost sll oV | consejuences. i your bibles. preachlug eervices in the church. | Lot all Christians, who desire the euccess of these meetings, bsgin in the afternnon with the bible read ing and contivue faithful. Bring W. A. Lipi. James Cruger, drunk and disore derly, was fined $3.00, and in de- fault was sent to jail; W. Doyle, same offenss, same pumshment; Joseph Tabor, same ofiense, paid his fige. J. 1. Morris, drunk, paid a fine of §1 00 and costs. Hugh Fitzpatrick, for cresiing a disturbauce on Tenth street, was fined §3.00, and was sent to jail i default. Robt, Hilding and Jobn Kush, zurested for stealing a robe from Dr. Coukling, will be tried todsy morning at 10 o'cle Policeman Gorman Tuesday af- ternoon, at the Union Pacific Depot, picked up a youthful troant named Henry Halsey Jacobs, aged ten years, who came ia on the trsin trom Denver. He said he came bere to see an uncle named Killian, who be says is a soldier, and whom, hesaid Le bad not seen ‘“for years and years.”” A ietter has been sent to his parents in Denver, asking them what shall be done with the boy. Tow. Baliard was fined $10 00 for abusing & lot of emigrants yec— terdsy, on ‘renth street, and in default he was sent to jail. A Word from a Mechanie, To the Bditor cf the Ber In the February number of the Western Magazine, from thie pen of ck-Rope Wind-Mill” Plerce, we find the following, which is an unmerited slur on the men who have kept his paper alive, by sup. | porting hum with thelr subserip- tions: “I caunnot afford it.” That is what meuy eay when asked to pay a dollar or two for a good home pe- riodical, aud yet that same individ- ual has a saffron skin, through which from twenty toone hunared dollars worth of tobaceo perforates yeariy, ora ‘rum bloceom,” wh'ch exhales an cdor that is as offensiva to decercy ssa piz-sty in a parlor; yet it costs him hundreds of dollars yearly to maintain the crimson hue of that proboscis. The brain and scul is left to starve because he can- not afford to feed them, while the passions sre pampered uutil the man bacomes a brute.”” ‘When ‘“‘rattle brain” Pierce wrote the above he offered.a direct insult to the mechenic aud laborers of this city, wbo sra the majonty of his subscribers. Btatistics show that among the working classes of the United States two-thirds use tobae- co and two-fiiths use alcohol in some form, tiierefors we must conclude and fobacco, at least, is & necessary among them. Now we are to de- priva ourselves of the neccssaries of life, simply that this lunatie, Pierce, may have‘our mouey to keep his paper in existence—ibat he may dress 1n flue broadcloth and not be compelled to soil his dainty hands by having to do one day's labor or be classed among the down-trodden 1aborer. Thera are hundreds of working- men in this city who, from the iing ciTects of these bard times, are unabia to gpend & dollar for avy ewepaper; yet they must take the bread from their mouths to find mesns to pay for tuia ‘“‘one-horse’ msagszive, or be cailed ‘‘rum blosom brutes” by this windmill Piarce He ssys ‘“‘the brain and soul are left to starve” Great God! has it come fo a time that we shall be ed ucated by such men as Pierce ; that we are bound to xceept the declsions i of bisclaes ; are we brainless because we caunot read the tern Magazine?” v 1 am not an advocate of the of tobaceo, nor am T the o or of & “rum blossom.” Yet I fecl th's offerod insuit the same as if 1 were, and I speak the true sen- timents of my fellow laborera; and the suthor of tms insult will feel the effect of Its beanng, detrimental to bit 0wn interests. W. HEnp FRAZER. ch 4, 1878. Declines. To ths Editor of the Bee : I noticed ia lust Tuesday’s BEE that my name was mentioved among the csndidates for the office of chnef engineer of the Fire Depart- ment. Buch anuouncement was _made without my knowledge or consent. 1am not a cand:date and would not accept tho nomination under sny consideration. B. BHANNON, Member Company No. 2. A Good ¥xample of *Choek,” Cheek:! Why, that’s no nswe forit. He wss aa itinerant vender of lamp buroers, this one, and he generally gaiued his end wherever he was permitted to enter a house. Yesterdsy, while traceling about the aty, he wandered 1uto s house in the southern part of town® where sorrow evidently reigued. The lamp man, finding the door open, walked night in, aud there found & poor woman In tears, with & friend or two tryiug to con- aole her for the loes of her husband, who Iay dead in the same room. “Can Isell you my new patent lsmp-burer, ma'sm?? smd the vender. “No, sir,”” replied the woman, between her sobs, “I don’t wish suythiog of the kind ?! ““Please let me explain Its beauties madsm,” said he, “and I'm sure you'll take one. You see, thie—" “Bat [ don’t waot it, &ir,” che ssid, “I wish you would go away. Don’t you see my poor, dear hus. | band bere? Leave me with. my sorrow.”! “Oh, yes'm, snd I sympathizs deeply with you, ma'am_ Excuse me I can not keep lack these tears On! ma’am, it you only kuew what a great consolation thesa patent lamp burners of mine are, on uch occa- sions as these, you would not be without one single miaute. Why, ma’sm, put one of these in his band and it would light him through all the darknees he bas to pass without any trouble, and when you come fo die be could nhold the lamp for you wien you go to ascend the golden stairs.”’ And that presious ecoundrel kept onin that strain until he had sold half & dozen to every female in the room. Cbeek! Oh, no! The above is a sample of the cheek of Omsha travelify men.— [Omaha Oil House Price Current. Beats them all! Durham 50c & pound, Max MEYER & Co. uodd” “SELLI’G FAST. The Bights to Manufacture the Nov.. elty Artificial Stone. The excitement concerning that wonderful invention, the Novalty Artificial Stone, is on the increase. Prominent gentlemen from all parts of the State aally visit the office, 263 Faraham street,and the consequence is that the county rights in Nebras- ka are bolng sold very rapidly. ln addition to the sales already made, nine counties, among which are Dodge, Washington and Buit, have been sold to E. B. Batler, treasurer of Stanton county, and C. L. Lamb, clerk of the same county. These two gentlemen a short time ago bought three coun ties, and being convineced of the wmerits of the sone returned and purchased three more countles. ‘The Novelty artificial stone is desfined to come into general use for building material. It is a fact that the sand of the Missouri river bottoms is of the very best quality for the manufecture of this stone. NEBRASKA WEATHER :ERVICE. First Monthly Press Bulietin, To the Editor of the Bee: Lincoln, March 4, 1878.—1 en- close & copy of the first weather bul letin of the Nebraska Volunteer Weather Bervice. The service has over fifly obgorvers at wotk. The object is to carefully record the ‘weather 1n eack county in the SBtate, A copy of the records is preserved at each station, giving the counties a permavent record of great value. Maups and diagrams graphically re- prosenting the weather of each month and season will bs prepared and preserved at the Central station. Hoping that the work will commend itself to you, I remain, Truly yours, G. E. BAILEY, Director. NEBRASKA WEATHER SERVIOE. February, 1878, was remarkably warm, clouly, with more ranfall than common. The north and northwest whds, though prevailing, were less frequent than normal. The mean temperature at Lincoln was 43° or 17° above normal. Buow or rain) storms prevailed east of the 99th meridian on the 8th, 9th 13th aud 14th insts. On the 7th there was rain (or snow) over the eastern end of the Btate, extending about 100 miles west of the river. Lunsr Halos were observed at most of the stations, on the 11, 15 and 16; the cold currents indicated thereby, coming down to the earth’s surfaca on the east third of the Btate. Fogs were prevalent in ail coun- ties on the 11th and 18th, following | Cuming street, was referred, and THE POSTOFFICE. Some Interesting Statistics. boxes, the following amount of ma matter: Letters, 87,481 Fostal cards, 17,328. Drop letters, 19 413, Newspapers, 45,966 It will be seen that the total num: or 4,436} per day, which wer Landled by the clerical force of th postoffice, Omaha at 25,000, this would give t five persons to the fawily, there which goes to show that Omaha is resding community. of the delivery clerks. CITY COUNCIL, acted Tuesday evening by the City Council : A communication from the May- or, appointing Frauk Thorn as the exra policeman ordered by the Council. Mr. Shannon oppozed the nomination and wanted it referred to & committee. Mayor Wilbur was requested to give his reasons for the appointment, and he said that h: had known Mr. Thorn when be (th: Mayor) was police judge, and b Ties concerning nim, and found b had not changed bis habite. Hi: bond was read and approved, and 0 Mr. Thorn takes bis placs on th police force Several communioations wer read in reference to buying and During the month of February there was delivered at the Omaha postoffice, by catriers and through ber of letters, including postals and drops, amount to 124,222 for 28 days, Estimating tbe population of every man, woman and child about fiva lotters for esch month, and about two newspapers. Calculating would be 5,000 families, and each family would have an average of of sbout nine outside newepapers, The receipts from drop letters alonemore than pey all the expenses The following business was trans- WAN1ED—SITUATION. ANTEDSituation by » osr 231 Sardier, ele. eto. - Address AMA- A Good Showisg for February— | TEUR, Hastern Hotel, i0th t. | T] Wi eaars i vorter or 'IlIrI uln mohd 3t$ LOST. ST OR STOLEN—A whito pointer Do with lemon color spots; goes by the 1| 2ameof Fred. “Any information of the said wiil bo liveraily rewarded at Number 13th Stree! ) Tay diand _dok. about & months old, four paws white and white uitable rewar - J0ARD— It prif two tv“xit‘umen or gent e e Fon RENT—Room in Jacobs” Bloek fob2Btf > e RENT_toro 100m on Tenth Stres ovposite Turner Hail. Apply at oShane’s Checkered Barn, Promises on Jith 8¢, former- 'fi”" E. 6. Dudles, -rqm{u mmmnmu-«t'r' AN 49 1@ 191 1 “ON Kioyeny pesopmpioy *QON ‘sqsmQ ‘pengise|Iuoq 988 *SO0OVHOL BNIASHD (RV BNIXONS S3d1d ISHAVODIO 20 SUFULIOVAQSVR 'HIHOSLINI ¥ LSIA A¥OLOVA dVDID (}ASH_VIE'MIHU A. H. Gladstone & Co. hf.fir’i PRICE LIST. R32B3828 roasted_coffee. or Gloss starob, 3 Ibs. ing powder, per Ib. R t Carolis Boot Rtetnar i north of Omaha. Addrezs G. W. Hrewster, 30 1b 0 b6 for = Bost stacc L Nak—llotel proporty T o nice and other propeyy . " e BOGGS & BILL. e Near 15th and Pierco HiLL. P X was an bonest, vigilant aud faitbfui | ] LOTS-Noatith officer. He had made recent inqui- =3 firet_class Residenco e ery reasonable pricor e 3 BOGGS & AILL. e 7fi*__ e 31 and leasing city lots. Also a petition | | P B e RILE. from J. P. Roe in relation to fi ling agully on South Fifth street. A compinint was made about Bt. Mary’s avenue and an offer to loan the city money to fix it. Thero i no doubt about that avenue being in abad condition. Tho city marshal sent in word about several sidewalks which had baen orderea repaired or fixed and ( o the beet bar “'"“,;"(,'a"“"“’ had not been attended to. Tie street commissioner was ordered to ix them, the owners to pay the costs. about grading down eouth Thir- teenth strest, where some very fine shade trees would have to be de stroyed. It was referred to tue Becond ward delegation, city mar- sbial and street commissioner A petition from Father Curiis for some crossings on Seventeenth and asilver thaw in south and south. | the fences ou the north side of Cas western Nebrasta, Bhoet lightuing obeerved in Kearney and Buffale counties on the 25. Temperature : — Highest, 70° at Friend on the 13, £7and £8; lowest, 2, at Camden, on the 3. Greatest street, from Fifteeuth west, wer ordered moved in off the street Jeflereon Square was ordered to oats. range, 43°, at Koarney. Blueblrds to Twentieth trcots. in Pawnee county on the 16. Wild geese flyin z on 15. Rain gauges are now ready and belng ehipped. This bulletin will be sent to all daily papers thet desire aud will publish it. Weeklies turoughout the State ate requested to copy. G. E. BAILEY. LINcoLy, March 4. Hampty Dampiy. Nick Roberts’ celebrated “Hump ty Dumpty” troupe will play at the hai was ordered f turn over the city prisouers to (b 85 referred to sn appropriat committe setting forth that he had told th dquestion, aud ordering receipls to b s m Academy of Music, Baturday even- | had not zotten through with the in g of this week. Thoy will give a very amusing entertamnment. Re- served seats may now b secured at Meyer's music store. The New York Werld, of a recent date, coutains the following: evening, the adventures of Humpty Dumpty bemngz food for laughter. askea further time. re was a goud deal of talk very choles Tot 1t and BOGGS & HILL. 's_near 20th and Farn- £ to #10 per monta. BOGGS & AILL, P ERTS2BE T 2 BSBSRITLB3338383 T ] Besttomatoss. 3 b - cans Bet ogg piams 2 1b on » | AGE Best llltl:fl'-‘!h 2 1b oz 's yeast. T art of the eity. LI GCLADSTONE & 06 CASI COR 13TH ARD DOU sepRevmo wod keatt and will will MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. W.V.MORSE& CO., WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES 504 & 506 14TH STREET. OMAHA NHBRASKA. We are carryiog & very Heavy stock of Goods. Suited to the Western Trade, g Duplicate Ne W ank, Buston or Clicage Invoices. And in many cases we tee Eastern Prices. ‘WITHOUT THE ADDITION OF FREIGHTS. Closer M A SPECIAL Summer Btreet. sugMeoddwtt WE WiLlL MAKE As we can handle (nod‘ in Unuhl n s than Owing to the low rato of expenses. For western mero) .m- desiring rger Cities, ICE FIGURES! And ship goods, if desired, FROM OUR BOSTON OFFICE, V. MORSE & (0. OMAHA, NEBR. MAX MEYER & CO., 178 and 174 Farnham Strest. Omsta. Nebraska WHOURSALE DEALERS IN Cigars, "T'obaccos, Pipes, NOTIONS. AND FANCY GOODM. MAX MEYER & ERO. WATCHMAKERS ARD JEWELERS Jobbers of Waiches, Clocks and Jewelry. NTS FOR PHILLIPS BROS' SIOW CASE®S s ouslas County Land ia and on terms to suit every- BOGGS & HILL, Brokere, 250 Farn] (\le!\k‘l.()lr— Smitablo tor parties wi h- ) "ing to Jocate near the U P thops. scma o best 1 ® Bodus's MiLL FOR CASH and CASH ONLY at the old Stand of R.HE.LUCAS, CUMING AND 22ND STREET. To mest the demand for the Carh trade of the West and North-we est. als {amatrs of Dovatas Contss T it el onls ranula dh[ll(ll for Jand vith carh fof i ;dm.?:m or or be sown with b.us grass and rye or The Mayor wasordered toappoiut raisers to assess the damage to on Farnham street from street commlssioner to be sst &t y slone breaking from 98 m o 12 m, e P m, voder a 10 bo pard $1. 55 day. e very . nu;r &HIL] e Rond, bonce on leased ground S s SlaugEiin o 3 nt required in Iby 66 of e Berib e n rubam and Haroey. Tn- n — bromisee. oot The commitieo ou finance report ed on the statement of Mr. Prichard e exact truth about the matter in o suid they o Honse, tion of officer MeAulift, and (‘nr d not agree among them- = usnee was intreduced and rexd the first and secoud times, makmng it sn offense to_ throw any garbage or tilth of any kind on the ; atrects ot Ioty, and providing for its R boifrs tensarendlithe) Ol',’;m{;_:fi removal uader tbe direction of th dumb mirth of pantomime last | POc€ force Anuther was read twice, allo s The quaint grimaces and_grotesque | S5e it additions to the city. gestutes of Grimaldi, forcibly recsll- 1ng to mind the asting of poor kox, kept the audience in & state of in- cessant meriment. The perform- ance was judiciously sprinkled wich variety presentations, which assist- ed greatly in keeping up the full tide of interest and merriment. The house was well filled, and the audi ence gave ample evidence of their appreciation of {he entertaiument prepared for them. A very unique and eatertaining verformance will be given by the young ladies of the 1st M. E. Church to-morrow evening, fn the form of & “MoTHER (H008E" reception. These receptions have been very popular in Chicago, Bt. Louis and other eastern cities, 2nd as it issomething entirely new, those who attend will no doubt be well repaid. Tickets only 25 cent 1 « Skandia Society ? will give a grand masquerade ball, Turner hall, Saturday night. wel fri sat* NOTICE. All persons indebted to me sre hereby notified that their accounts [ 6 1t will be given for coliection unless paid within ‘en days from date. March 5tb, 1878. 1t Fresn WHITE just receiyed by express from the cool, clear waters of Liake Michigan. 1t J B. Frexcu & Co. WILLIAMS MEANS BUSINESS. The rush after Hats and Caps | mdeodlm since Harry Howard has taken charge of that department, is im- immense. The reason 1s he is sell- ing cheap. 1t Bottled Cinciunati Liger Beer, the best for family use, delivered to any part of the city. Offios, 209 Harxey st., between 12th and 13th f13e0d3m The appropriation ordinauce for e 5 — the couneil to fix the width of lhg "&tflletflflflll‘l’fl(}md A Renewal of Hostilities! e Salt Wterriug per pound Be 0. byrup pir gallon toal Oil per gallon Axle dro.so per b Bont Blackcerrios 0 . st Bait Lake Pluas, 8 pounds fo 2 pound eas Feaches 3 pound can Poaches. 2 pound can Tomato 3 pound can Tomatoes 2 pound can Cove ¢ Bird Seed rer pousy 23558888 s RGN rolin ice, 13 pounds f Best Homminy, !4 pounds for Bet Yat Meal, 22 pounds fo r tox -00093 DELIVERED PROMPTLY s Fersons wishing the Driver to call regu- larly at their house for orders, will LIFEAND FIRE INSURANC 8. J. HOWELL Taylor & Howell, Generel INSURANCE Agents, Represent the follorwing Re ife Insurance Compans Lencashire, of Manchost Nisgara. of Ne' anl Howard, of New York Loudon fns. Gorporai Loy Lendon, kogiand Mobile Undsrwriters. Mobi Traders’, of Chicago b of Bosi the corrent expenses of the month of February was rexd twice and passed. The council then adjourned for two weeks This is an age of newspapers aud magazines, and such is the competi tion thatonly the very highest class pericdicals can live long. Among those is “‘Andrews’ Bazar,” which stands par excelleuce as the best houzebiold and family magszine in the land. Its tone 1s pure and healthtul, and great care is exercis- ed in admitting only talented writ- ersin‘o its columns. The literary standard of the publication 18 woi- thy of all praise. In sddilion, it farnishes a fashion department, em. bellished wiih plates, aud all the Iatest society news, served up in ad mirable style. Those who wish to surprise thelr wives agreeably should send 10 cents for & speclmen copy, to W. R. Andrews, Cincinnati, Sweet Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes. Lacey & FLEMING. “If you marry you wiil wish yor you had—bought & bar of th ‘Queen of the Taundry’ soap.” FoR SALE — Two houses, 15 Farnbam-t, ; in gocd repair; five years lcase; also fistures. Mgs. GEISLER. E‘Dl\ RENT- Good farms. TOVE, b"lnfl nd Wedth ABLY WA LEl—FEM, Fine French Candies at Biendorft ANTED—A sirl at 362 Dous s Siroet. PEACE IN EUROPE WAR I[N OMAHA! J.B.FRENCH &CO., "Reliable Grocers,|: Who ALWAYS lead on Low Prices and Choice, Goods. have ““Lroken out in a new FURTHER BEDUCTIOI 8 in Prices of Groceriks. M. R. RISDON, GENER'L INSURANCE AGENT, REPRESENTS: 'Ihe oo CE ror Fhiin FIRE INSURANCE Honorable adjustments and Prompt | [Over Eaton’s Photograph Gallery.] Tosth oxtracted WATHOUT PAIN by the lrer $99,000,000. Insurance Capital. M. G. McKOON, Agal. Koom No, 4 Crelghton Block., ‘mayl6 lyy A certain king eaid to his son: badu’t—if you don’t you will wish e Sorm REEE8R. RS0 2B KIS5 B BRHRBSES u ::ifii Toct cove aystars 2-1b can. @ | Best bird seed per pound Navy Beans 22 pounds BIRRBERNBLSRIRILILS 1! 5 B R York obacee per pound © | Boston baked boans S1b Apple butterslb ca York State avples gai Salion %pourd can.- Markoro) 1 do Lobsters ) do Clams | do do Bakor's prowiam ehuul-u e Daurbam tobacco pr Ib Bestfinecut do do Best Raner on 1.8 FREHCH L CD novl Lyt ASSIGNEE'S SALE. . of Jorevh B, Bandel!, bankrupt. 22 cider of slle lu!u v mf.. o1 e United & Mause’, 413 7‘5},," T k{fiu'.‘,".",’d":', oust: | amaor Novraska, { H. M. JUDSON ) annouaces to bis friends that ke is se'ling goods on commiesion at the 0'd Reliable Grocery House of 53 4. B. FRENCH & Co. Eggs 10¢ a doz. at Julius Trietscbe ke's, cor. 10th and Dodge. m63t (white) to T » good i dred el twanty Bvo. (0, tn b ity of nndrecs “Swall tanily. = Address fi-bnnl.‘} ty of AN Lieut s‘rzynsl., Omaha Barrrcks. _ A7 ANTE W Ahom.'ml. Wages $16 Apply at this office. A good girl_to do g n and nll’g to work. Call BISGICRUES MitES ton_for cush, on ") below. mu.«.eome and Marcy streets Gmaba, Nebra#ka, lowing property : Lots ons (1) aad_two (2), in block ba, Uouglas county, will be beld t‘.’x Tootis. Gl 'RANK H, GODDARD, per onth. | Asienes of Joseph B. Randell, bankrapt. made | hwew J. II. THIELE, T AL LOR, 48413 St bet. Farn. & Harney, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. TailoR|A Latest Paterns always on hand. SUITS WADE TO ORDER. After Latest Styles. 22 fmeneg ng rors | DBWRY & STONE'S BUILBG M'or“nl. 2, m lom pos- ot o1 e, Faruam & namy St OMAHA, - NEB. Best of & U.lluflon MAX MEYER & ¢ w. ~—WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— Rifles Pistols Guns and Ammunition! The Largest Stock in the West ! | WINCHESTER _AND SHARP'S Discount to Dezlers—Send for Frice Lists. A Full Assortment of Cartridges 118 & 174 Farnbam-St.. Cor. 11th. Omeha, Neb. MAX MEYER & ERO.. 2359 Parnhaws Etroet. Omaba M MUSIC DEALKERS RIFLES @ENERAL AGENTS YOI TEN UNR! a:LED s Shouinger and Burdett Or. sns. » Musle, Violins, ¢ Fiutes, Brass Instraments, and FTRESE OYS1THRS! D. B. BEF HEE Gen’l Ao’t, J I\IUFLLE R. sheet music, eto, Send for MUSIC COUNCIL BLUFFS.IOWA. Largest, best and most reliable musio house in the Weet. - All kinds of musio talogue. aug2l 1 EIAT T r OFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAMST., OMAHA, . - - NEBRABEA. e Preservation of the Natura Teeth Made Specialty. sepltf DENTIST. Williams’ Bloek, Cor. 15th and Dodge sts., OMAHA. NEBRASKA. maysf A 8. BnLIYes. Drsa. Blilings & Huo-, 234 Farnham Street., BETWEEN 13TH & 14TH,UP-STAIRS. rous Oxide. Office oven a W.S HUNTINGTON & CO., Surgeon Dentists, 238 Farnham Street, all bours. Great Bargains e TR CARPETS! In order to make room for new goods ALLEN *WILSON Will offer for the mext thirty days their entire Stock of CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH = MATTINGS, ETC. T COST. Tine can save money by giving 187 Farnham str:v HOTELS. which oan be made ap 2 reasouable Tates.” Roome all To Jackson Rounds. non-remdent defend- Doeed ko thadeg e weeks hereby notified that B"“"fi"&'&"%«'-"fi for, Douglas £ Tho objort and | George Rogers, plaintif, nds of matrimony now < . ‘extrems ity. 40 snswe .“hp"flnn on or before ; o 1 l' an NIE R KOUNDS, astios lavned an ctrter nna. -nslnmx ‘her attorneys. l“mfl"mhmln-ggodfl- aai zatlor, has FRANK H. MEYER, l LOR. A, Lindqueat. the Maroasat & % oo toe | ATLANTIC HOTEL, ‘Batisfaction guaran. OMAHA, NEBRAYKS, COR 10TH & HOWARD STS. mnwl a0d newly farniched. Bampie_room. janl9 1y LEGAL ROTICE. [T va R. Parry, whose first name is unknown. d.lnd-n On the 224 Gmahs, Dee. 20, 1677. dedl evirist Dentis'l‘l | Thirteenth 3t., near Leavenw’th dec20 Iy DENTISTS Teath extracted without pain by use of NI~ Partios wishing to purchase md- in our IARRIAEE 6ul = @ DI!VI"HV. T uur .Alll"‘- e L b y & SDU::SO:::I?:::TW;:;IE 8. 8. CHARLES, T Jas- o ol Best Moats Always on Hand at Lowest possible pri |t Lowest possible prices City Meat Market, SHEELY BROS, Daben jeder Bett cimen grogem Borrat) vom friied ~ BUGGS& HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Farnham Street, North Sude, opp. Grand Central Hotel, OMAHA, - - - NEBRASEA. I10HN G. JACOBS, Real Estate Broker Jacobs® Block, cor 15th & Cap. Ave. OMAHA, - NEBRABKA. sl ad Real naag'ffioney hfll! & com| lm Lbfl.rul 8 Crmabe cad Dosaias ot reat 0. F. DAVIS, GENERAL DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, AT THE OLD STAND 156 FARNHAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. Personal atteotion given fo the buying and se line of Jands in all ps te- IN PROVED FARMS fare. . /0 years experience in this business. Correspondence solicited from all those hlvml improved farms, lands ‘:(lutl for 3. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent, Sells Foreign Exrchange, and Tickets bythe Best Scameip Linceto ond from Barepec Office, 14th and Farnham St _mehSly OMAHA, NEI LEGAL H’"CE. In the Dhtm:l Com in and for Douglas CuInI M’ll ord, intiff, vs Napolion B. l«rd Dofn iant. To“l:‘ld Napolion B. Ford, defendant, nom You are hnby notified thll eaid ilahfil will take nd J- .IEEI: — vmu-- i é » on .-'Q'm 'with autherity to adjourn fio- day to day. c. Tnd 3 Rt 370.C. Tredway. - febl3 every it B i iar