Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 8, 1878, Page 4

THEDAILY BEE Wellndlv Morning, May 8, 1878, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE 1s served to subscribers by carrier, toany part of the city, every evening, (Sundays ex- oepted) st ffteen conte ver woek. All cowplaints ebout irresularities, or im- proper deiivery ot the paper, if address to Aig ofice, will recieve prompt attention, The Omaha Daily Bee has by far the larg- st circclation hoth in Omaba snd abroad and is therefore, the best and cheapest ad- yortising medium. The Omaha Doy Bee will be mailed to aubecrivers at the followiog rates, pareble Anvansble in sdvane: $5,00 per annum. #4.00 eix monthe, The Omaha Weekly Bee $2.00 por year. FOR INTERRSTING WISCELLANY. LATEST TINE-TABLES, 823 | NOTH A. C. Troup is the autborized | tzaveling agent of the Omuha BEE. i ‘Welf & McDouald, lmporterssnd | Manufacturers of Cloaks and Suits, 250 Fernbam sfreet. seplS tf | Read J. B. French & Co’s new jprice list in another column. n30tf PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE! | Our pricee to-day : Pure raw linseed oxl 600 per gal. Pure boiled inseed of) 85c per gal. | Btrictly pure whiv: lead 8 65 per bundred. Brushes at, Tost. R. C. BTEELL, 253 Douglas street. | BREVITIES. | | —The “Hooks” meet this evening to elect officers, —New spring hate at Bennet's. | mé!6 | —8ee changes Bemis’ Real Estate | colwnn. ~—There is & very Iarge attendance | ©f prominent men, principally law- ers, from all parts of the West, at | 1he United States Courts, —Buy New American improved. ap27 tfeo —The celebrated Glen Bprings hand mede sour mash whisky, very old, sold over the Grand Central | bbar. 1t —The Omaha Gymnasium will be opeaedr.ext Frdsy evening, and the public (gentlemen and ladies) are rvzspectfully invited to attend. —Dr. Carver and Capt.-Bogardus wili shoot a match at 1,000 glass balle in New York next week. The former using a rifle, and thelatter #hob gun. ~—Key West cigars sold over the Grand Central bar, 1t —The Nebrasks Odd Fellows’ ex- ©rion toSt. Paul on the 2d of July Promuses to be & grand success, It isemd that fifty-two lodges, com- prising 400 or 500 hundred members, will go out upon the excursion. ~—A party of eleven miners from the Lake Buperior copper regions vassed through her®yesterday for Deaver. They are nearly all mui. clans, and ocalled themselves ““The Piymouth Brass Band.” They had & complete outfit of brass and string instroments. —A dispatch from Galveston, Wexas, to The Chicago Times, says : *A uumber of Hall’s rangers got = clue to Bam Bass, the tramn rob- Yer, and three of his fellow.outiaws, who were in the hcuse of Hender- eon Murphy, in Denton county. ‘The rangers were adyanciog to the hiouse, when one of the Murphys on guard gave the alara, and Bass and his friends made heir escape, boih sldes firing atlong rauge, Bass bad two cartridges shot from his belt, and 18 believed to be wounded in theface. The Murphys and conted erates ware arrested and put in the Sherman jail. Bherift Everhart and posse are in close pursuit of Bass and party.” eacific freisht car No. 995, v uch arrivad at the depot in 1 ue city on Saturday evening, con- talued & tramp, or possibly two tramps, who had stolen a ride from Ban Francise>. It was loaded with tbales of sheep pelts, which reached 30 within about two feet of the ceil - 1ng of the car. The car was per- fectly tight and direct from Nan Francisco, and its locks and seals had not been disturbed. Oun Sun- dny afternoor, when ali around was still, the tramp broke out with & fish-brace, by smashing a hole in ithe panel on the side of the car. He was not seen by any ome at the platform:. He had done no special damage mside of the car. He had adark ride. —VYesterday we mnoticed that there were but three or four persons at work on the oity stone pile. We thought that there were nine or ten tramps sent there out of tbe thirty- nine arrests made on Saturday night, but we find on Inquiry that there were not that many altogether even before Judge Anderson, who discharged most of those who were brought to the Police Court. It seems that the work of the “Com- mittee or Bafety” was not nearly so etisctive was reported. A veryfew tramps were arrested, and most of them appeared to be innocent men and willing to work. The majority of those arrested by tne *‘commit- tee” appear to have been citizens ‘who were out rather late, and who, upon their identity being establish- ed, weve at onoe released, and no complaints were made agamst them. We have heard considera. ble talk both for and against the aidof the “Committes of Safety,” and the conclusion we have arrived atis that such work, if found neces. sary, should be left in the hands of an efficient police force, say of ten or twelve good men, to which num- ber the force will probably be in- creased, as it certainly ought to be. ~—Tbe Union Paecific express which was sent out yesterdsy ‘was the fiaest passenger train 1n the world. The baggage, express and postal cars, the day coaches and the eleepers—the City of Chicago, Dalles City, Winona and Colorado—were all, or nearly all, newly painted, Ppresenting & very brilliant appear- ance. The dup winecoior, as it s called, wes ornamented with gold striping, in haudzome designy, and the lettering was alro ingo'd. The i care, fromk the engine to the rear of the train, were of uniform beight The Union Pacific ie unexceil:‘l tor the general beauty of ils passenger traizs, which?are virtually palaces on wheels. The engine was No. 74, engineered by J R. Dolay; the train conductor was Mr. Asderson; and the Puliman donductor was Mr. Heustis, The conductors, the pos- tal clerks and the porters were all rigged out 1n blue uniforme and brass buttons. WANTED—A carriage-emith help- er, at A. J. BIMpPsON'S 7-13 Carriage Factory. CHOICE FRUITS and VEGETA. BLES received dally by 1t J. B. FrexcH Co. Police Court, Peter Martin, who was charged with permitting a nuisance onTenth elreet, bad his case continued, he baving agreed to abate eard nai- sance. J. C. Btephens, & Council Bluffer, was fined $8.00 for being drunk. Pat. McLoughlin, drunk, wi fiued $1.0. Southworth, an artst, could not pay bis fine for drunkenness, he having no one on whom he could draw for funds. He was therafore sent out to make a eketch of the city rock plle. C. D. Botkin,the merchant tailor, hasopened an establishment at 457 Tenth street, between Howard and Harney. Has a full lne of spring goods, which he is making up to or- der at reasonable prices. You are invited to call and examine goods, prices and work before ordering clsewhere. Nevada cigars for sale over the Grand Central bar. 1t Bince A. E. Bankes has obtained possession of the Cozzens House, a great change has taken place. Bev- eral oljectionable characters who were rooming 1n the buflding form- erly were given to understand that it would be for their benefit to ‘git up and git,” and they have taken the hint. The house 18 now occu- pled only by respectable familiee, Mre. Bankes being particular as to whom she admits. We are glad to learn that the number of her board- ers is Increasing, and that they all speak favorably of the board pro. wvided in the Cozzens House. 1t Post Office Changes. The following are the Post Office changes in Nebraska for the week ending May 4th, 1878, furnished the Omaha Daily BEE by Wm. VanVieck, of the Postoffios Depart- wment : Postmasters appointed— Albion, Boone county, Hiram Rice; Centre Valley, Cass county, + H Wisewell; Orford, Boone county, John A Gar- ner; Rock Falls, Phelps county, Adam Miller; Cottonwood Springs, Lincoln county, Alfred A Jonee; Table Rock, Pawnee county, Joseph T. Martin, Have you tried that delicious crab apple cider at J. B. French & Co's. Everybody says it is im- mense. 1t Board of mducation. The regular monthly meeting of tbe Board of Education was held last eveniog. President Clark presented his an- nual report, from which the follow- iog is an extract : . The board bid been able to pay all interests when due, and all current expenses, by borrowing only $9,000, which amount was now paid or the money for it was in the treasury. There is still to be collected from the levy of 1877 about $19,000. The Board will have movey enough to pay all vills to the end of the school year and a small balance to com- mence tbe schools with in Septem- ber. The board should have a balance of at least §25,200 at the begiuning of the schools for the season, as little of the tax that will be levied for 1878 will be collected until may 1579. The Board will have the amouat received from nes and licenses and the Siate ap- portionment which is mostly paid in January of each year. The total expense of running the schools dur- ing the past year, from April, 1877, to April, 1878, is $61,787 51. Reduc- tion from last year, $5,645 63. Total receipts of the year $58,861.82. Cash on haud March 81, 1875, $224.32. Casn on hand per Treasurer’s re- port, $3,333.49. The president presented also the report of the Buperintendent of Schools, presenting several import- ant suggestions. On motion the Board of Educa- tion of 1877 8 adjourned sine die. The new Board then organized, Mr. G. T. wilkins bsing elected temporary president, and T. J. Btaley secretury. Mesers. H. G. Clark, H. Kennedy, and W. J. Broatoh were appointed committes on credentials. They reported the following as entitled to seats: First Ward—G. T. Wilkius, Chas. Conoyer. Second Ward—H. G. Clark, Geo. C. Bonner. Third Ward—J J. Points,Simeon Bloom. Fourth Ward—Howard Kennedy, ‘W. J. Broaich. Fifth Ward ~Thos. H. Daily. Bixth Ward—W. W. Marsh, Btaley. After the new Board had been sworn in by Judge Anderson, they proceeded to the election of officers, the following being the result: President—H. G. Clark. Vice President — Howard Ken- Sertary—T. J. St The Preeident and Vl‘o’e President acknowled, appropriate re- marke the‘;dlgnlty conferred upon them. Mr. Howard Kennedy moved, aad the motion was seconded, that $75 be appropriated for the expenses of the High School commencement exercises. The appropriation wus passed by the following vote: Ajyes—Bloom, Bonner, Broatch, Clark, Kennedy, Points and Staley. Nays—Connoyer, Dailey, Marsh, ‘Wilkins, A commumesation was read from . Mr. O'Malley stating that he hml temoved from the Fifth ward and therefore tendered his resignation As he had not quslified uv action was necessary, On imotion & recees was taken to allow the president time to prepare tie names of his committeee, whioh he desired to present at this meet- lug The boart was then called to det and the committees read as {ull(ma Finance —Dailey, Marsh, Bloom. Claims —Marsh, Wilkins, Couoy- er. Buildings aud Property— Broatch, Btaley, Wilkins. Texchers and Text Books—Ken- nedy, Points, Bonner. Ruies, Formsand Printing-Poiuts, Bla'ey. Al'ter the transaction of some other business of minor importance, the boxrd adjourned. PESNONAL PARAGARPHS, Gen. O'Brien has returned from Calorado. James E. Boyd returned from the east yesterday. C. E. Yost and family returned from the Eastyesterday. Fred. W. Miller, of Falls City, is at the Grand Central. Hon. Ed. 8. Towle, of ¥alls City, is at the Grand Central. Hon. Isham Reavie, of Falls City, is at the Grand Central. Mra. Milton Barlow returned from the east yesterday. Col. John Hauley, of New York, 18 at the Grand Central. Dr.T. D. Brundsge, of Nauga- tuck, Conn.,ls at the Grand Cen- tral. Edward Henn, of Sioux City, or- ders hisspringchicken at the Grand Central. Seth Mabry, of Austin, Texas, a well-known cattle man, is at the Grand Central. Lieutenant Colon Augur,U. 8. A., #on of General Augur, is in the oity, and is the guest of General Crook. P. J. Nickols, Bupermtendent of the Eastern division of the Union Pacific, left for the East yesterday. Mr. Overton, the contractor who is putting up the Union Pacific de- pot at the transfer, was in town to- day. Judge Dillon arrived in the city yesterday to preside at the Msy term of the United Btates Circult Court. Miss Minnie Hampton, slater of Mrs. Hawes, is seriously fll—a fact which her many friends will be paived to hear. Dr. G. L. Miller, editor of 'The Herald, intends tosail for Europe in a fow weeks. He will vislt the Paris Exposition. Col. John Dauipban, a leading lawyer of Bt. Joe, is at the Grand Central. He is here in attendance at the United States Courts. Mr. J. T. Clarkson, of Bchuyler, this morning met his wife snd daughter here on their return from Chicago. ‘Lbey left for home on the noon train. Dan. P. Bimmons, the well known traveling representatiue of the Beloit (Wis.) paper mills arrived in the city this morning, and met his brother from Colorado. They areat the Metropolitan. Judge Clinton Briggs left this af- ternoon, for Skanesteless, N. Y., taking with him the remains of the late Mrs. Mauley, mother of Mrs. Brigge, for interment at that place. From there Judge Briggs will pro- ceed to Europe, sailing from New York on the 22d of this month m the steamer “Algeria.” He will be absent about three nronths. Among the arrivals at the Grand Central are the following: J M Walsh, New York; T 8 Burrow, Chicago; Wm Parkinson Detroit; 8P Davidson, J J Dew, Tecumseb; W Hawke, Geo H Deven, Nebras- ka City, 3 K Perry, Chicago; Gus Metzler, New York; Mrs, A H Daily, Chicago; 8 8 Btenery and wife, Chicago. Mr. Henry Byron,the well-known and popular actor and author, ar- rived in thecity Monday from tte Esst en route to 8an Fran- cisco, and 18 staying for a few days at the Grand Central hotel. 'Che last of the week he will be jolued by Madame Rita, the celebrated go- prano from Maurice Strakosch’s and Carl Rosa’s opera companies, snd Miss Mamie Rousby, together with Mr. F. Ellsworth Roberts, the bril- liant young American planist. Mies Rousby is a siater of the celebrated actress, Mrs. Rousby, and in beauty and talent is eaid to excel her sister. These celebrites are going to San Francisco, where they have an en- gagement at Baldwin’s theatre,atter which they will sail for Australis. On their way West they will stop at Cheyenne,Ogden and Reno. Sev- eral of our citizens having learned toat Mr. Byron was in the city, pre- vailed upon him to coasent to give a performance 1mn Omaha, and he has named Monday evening for the oocoasion. United Btates Courts. The following business was trans- acted Monday, the first day of the regular May term of the United Btates Circuit Court, Judge E. B. Dandy, presiding : ‘William E Redick was appointed crier, and Seth T. Cole, Charles Campbell, Daniel Rogers, bailiffs. The following gentlemen were ad- mitted to practice : Brockway Kin- ney, of Bt Louis, Mo; N O Abbott, of Lincoln, Neb, and ¥ Dorr Gunsaul- les, Omaha. Wheel and Seeder Co ve Reynolds; dismissed at cost of plaintiff. First National Bank of Omaba vs Loveland, et al; dismissed at cost of plaintiff. ‘Taylor ve. Cropeey;default against defendant. Kelth, et al. vs. Hubermann; de- fault and Judgment for plaintiffs for $808.61. Kinney vs Union Mutual Life 1n- surance company; defendant to an- swer in thirty days and plaiutift to nyly in nny days, and continued to term. -do 've Omaba Hotel Company, rule en defendants to show cause by Wednesday morning why sale should not stand confirmed. U P RR Co va Cool et al; decree for plaintiff, R | injuction continued in force. ¥orbes Y3 Spearman; leave to file amended answer in twenty days, and plaintiff to reply in fifty days Rogers va City of Omaha ot al; defendaiits to answer by June rules, | and continued Rountze ve Kountze; decree for plaitift « Kohin et al va Gatton et al; de- cree of foreclosure. Kly vs Jones; submtted by agree. | ment Mills, treasurer, stc., vs Ller et al; decreecf forecloaure. Mansen et al vs King et al; de- fault against King and wife. First National bank of Omaha ve Kingetal; default agamst King and wife, Hunnewell v Franklin county ; decree for plaintiff Baker va Pierce et al; mandate of the United States Supreme Uourt. filed and decree in accordance there- with, Davis vs Stone et al; cross bill withdrawn and leave to file amend- «ed bill by 15th instant; defendant to answer in 40 days thereafter and plaintiff to repty in 70 days from May 6, 1878, Great auction sale of pbmtons, buggles and spriog wagons, Wed- nesday, May 8th, at 10 o'clock a. m., in Visscher's block, corner of Douglas and 13th streets, 1t Partly.made Bhirts for less than the material at retail. Call at the Omaha shirt factory before buying. GEOCERS. N0’ Ealo Lost. Wants, Foand Rraiding. mnhq!nwflfil in thege coluinsones foF TEN fof T ie: each ot fi BN FIVE CE i n’:x‘rile r?fl‘;‘;%ifl’l’ FIVE Om 10 LOAN—MONEY. 10 ( AR on long time thereabouts, on fi AT AO’LY mnu B EIIS KK a L.E%'Donflu e N l""““'g“ b e ey B] ONEY TO LOAN. Dr. Edwards, Loan ,_ML"‘M__’_ NEY LOAN—Call at Law office of MOD L. a“gnmu, Cruickshank’s Bn|ld- T T T '_L‘Fa. WANTED—FEMALS. _ antedto do general hoa sswork, Gt tentty, 185 1768 st. 307 may § ANTED—A good wirl for _goneral W ATED A st mavs HELP WANTED —EAL“ NTED—A boy to work in_garden H. W A i o end 18 16, * 304t tunuo—mscu.nfllo US. = WA d furnitare by C, A i, 15 et ot Far, and Dour FOR RENT—ROOMS. JR00¥S TO LET-191 Jacksongle 0 [fOR RENT—: bers oonve man and wife stree. "OR HENT—Furnished rooms. lwnnd floor3) Dodgost- plcasantly looated. 65 may 10 0% RENT—Yumished Rooms, corner r and Jackson streets. _180tf Rfims to Rent Will take rent in boara 151 Farnham Stree z o very pleasant chom t for housekeeping out children, & 511 i QEE CHANGES Bemis” Real Estate Col D “umn. Catholic school books at cost at J. P. McCarthy’s, Hubermnn’s blook, corner of 13th and Douglas streets 712 County Commissioners, BATURDAY, May 4 1878. Board met pursuaut to adjourn- ment. Present—Comuissioners Knight, Drexel and Corliss. George Smith, commissioner,hav- ing reviewed and reported favora- bly, was ordered to survey and lo- cate & county road, commencing at a point where the Military road in- tersects the eist and west centre line of section 6, 16, 10, and thence west to centre of sectlon 1, 16, 10, and then north to worth line of said section aud terminatMg. Also two roads in 21 and 28, 16, 12, petitioned for by John 'limperly and others. The county physician reported twerty-five paupers remaining at the county poor house. The following sccounts were al- lowed : FROM THE GENERAL FUND. Willis Burney, bauling lumber and grading, $17 00. Geo W Homan, Br, tales juror, 10 00. Chas Childs, tales juror, 2 00. ‘Wm Preston, three sacks of flour, 780. Omaha Post, priotiog, 9 75 Henry Gibson, printing, 8 00. Whitney, Clark & Cos, salt for poor houss, 4 00. Alexander T Rogers, superinten. dent of poor farm, Apiil, 1878, 40 00 Mrs. Ella La Marcke, matron of poor house, April, 1 0 00. Emma reterson, work at poor house, April, 1878, 16 00. Mary Carileson, work at poor house, April, 1878, 19 25. FROM TRANSFERRED GENERAL FUND. J W Burney, work on road, 150, Thomas McGarvey, grading.33 15 Joseph Couch, on acoount MeAr- del bridge, 25 00. Chris Bachnus, building bridge, 12 0. Loting Koeppe, grading, 3 00, Daniel Clifton, bridge material, 800. Henry Russen, work on road,9 80. John H. Peterson, work on bridge, 18 25. C A Jensen, work on road, 4200, Joseph Couch, on account Mo- Ardle bridge, 20 00. FEzra Ebright, grading, 15 00. C. E. Pamp, repairiog scrapers, 17 65. Geo Bchmid, greceries for poor house, 56 70. Nebrlakn Gas Light Company, Mlller & Richardson, advertising, 30 w J Young & Co, lumber, 25 35. William M Foster, lumber, 16 39. Dr J Quinlan, salary for April,ete, 20 00, Geo Paterson, coal, 17 22, B P Knight, transportation of pauper, 10 50. George Bmith, commissioner, re- ported that he bad located a county road, commen:eing at southeast cor- ner section 6, 14, 11, and running thence west to point near Elkhorn river, petitioned ior by Stephens, Reese and others. Also arosd commencing 1590100 chains west of center of section 8 16, 12, and running thence west to con- nect with the old territorial road, and vacated part of old roads, as pe- titioned for by J. R. Moore and oth- Also a road commencing at south. ‘west corner of gection 19, 16, 11,and running taenca east on section line 4% miles to tbe military road, peti tioned for by George Frost and oth- ers. Also a road commencing at quar- ter corner on south side of section 14, 16, 10, and running thence north 40 chA|nl, and then east 5 chaius to centre of old road and vacated por- tion of old road, petitioned for by D. L. Parmalee and others; and also & road commencing at the quarter corner on east side of 6, 16, 10, and running thence west 112 miles to the north and south road in the valley, petitiored for by Cy- rus Baldwin and others. Adlourned to Monday the 9th inst. JOHN R. MANCHESTER, County Clerk. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington, D. €., Nov. 10, ’76. —1 take great pleasure in certifying to whe effizucy of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, in use in mv family andas & specific for colds o’ children or adults, 1 have found it to be a cure almost 1mmediate always perma- nent. Very respectfully, THOS. B. PRICE. COTTAGE PUDDING. Three tablespoons melted butter, one cup white sugar, one piut of flour, with two teaspoonfuls Doc- ley’s Yeast Powder mixed in dry, one cup of sweet milk, sauce or dressing to sult taste. to Cnine Also dwelling h ton, 249 Farnbam st. R RENT—The Zwmpfel Property on ih and 10th. rented at such prices as_they wil None bt good people need apply. HILL B K REN1I—1 Uwelling houees, B Taylor. 'OR RENT—One houss Chicago. B. Lehmat OR RENI—Store adjoining Willlams Jlook on nogth side Dodgs at. across onnell. _ fitf fornia Pruit Store, ad- ms’ Block, near Post URSALE‘UM w D) top. _Enquire of 0. Maal’s. n n by ma- co1 =04 business B3 been 1ol o, and will hersarter b “eopducted by 4. Heimrod. Al bills of the firm will be settled by ar, Erck- Wo most respectally t:ank the puolie for psst patronags, and Hope the same will bo fg{fndad to the new HANEEN. I will continus the Gustnses st the old stand and trust by fuir dealing and vrompt attontion to business to merit the patron- ago of the public, @. BEIMKOD. magtist rtm SALE—REAL ESTATE. ES Bomis' Real Fatate Address . Vunhnm. Omatis, - Sapid " F\)K 8 LE—Improved Farm lbfl acres, Timber and running water. Price §25 lllr acr 15( miles northwest o J. u. 0L~ KK, Viescher's Bl 6 my F‘OR SAI;E*!ml‘Iro\'ei 80 acres at & A “bargain. B Gl praer ouRS WEY tof Weer nio 0668 & HILL. Laundry. OR SALE—140 a. in Nobrask: 800d ¢ counties suitabl n lnr v:ulo ‘08, T OR SALE—Good lots and Venty of em on Eltvanth street, 5 to 7 |»skl south railroad BOGGS & HILL. rnn SALE—Buufl{uI mmm. Tots in ougs & Hill's addiiion. Best b TFOR SALE— Tote"$a Borss & Hil monthly payments. cottages and ‘addition, on cexe & Hill's addi- T DeSoto. GGS & HILL. UK SALE—160 acres near Omahe B0GGS & AILL. FFOR SALE-SBacterip 13 miles out, and hea BOGWS & HILL gfs I Kouatse & Ru 5. Examine prioo st and Iots Some ot the very finest locations in the e.ty snd prices extremely reasonable Fon BALE — A number of beautifal lots otz on Park Wild avenue, just south of Pieroa stroet, bot 7th and #tb. All chois BOGES & HIL) 14 KEFT—House in Shina’s addiuion key at S E cor. 18th and D“ ot f""r'.‘x' i”x'nsh'" ot's fy 12th streec. bet, Parnbam and Harn auireat <offee Honse on promisess o TAKEN UP. AKEN UP—0n Satarday moraiog, one T light bay horse, with whits sta on alter on HIBX. also one dark h'l e, with strap around neck. Five miles ' Oimaha on military road. at Creigh )wner can bave the uma by NELSE JOHN: ON. AUGOTION and SECOND-HAND 60011 J, BONNER. Aucuon snd Commis- ) « “sion House, 260 Dourlas street. High- t paid Iar fornishing Boiseheld AZLANEODS NOTIOES. Bis many frisnds thut i is now to finish style all hunary—work for Ladies, Sonte or Famiitor: B hgon the of a metzopolitan iaundry, an: Can bo astured of satisiaotion, delivered promptly. !‘Ummes “made by Agente selling our Rubber PRr.NTING wxms. Bend forterme Taylor & Bros. o e ™ ensan B B AN Rorcis 269m1: D. 0. Ehlers, BOOT & SHOEMAKER Has opened buriness for hime Fifteents St.. opp. Po: and invites his_friends to call, R Deaty done, - ondste onl. ey irine HIGH COMMENDATIUN. Gentlemen—This is to certify that 1 have examined, analyzed and tested your Ur. Price’s Special Fia- voring Extracts, and find the same strong, fine, mada of good material, and well put up in bottles of full maasure. Your fruit coloring is free from any deleterious substance. ‘Therefore I gladly commend the above named products of yours for family use. Mespect’ly, PROF. M. DELAFONTAINE. PROBATE NOTICE. In,the matter of the estate of Frederick et Notice is hereby given that the_creditors of said deceased will meet the executor of 14 jostato, before me, county judge of Douglas county, Nebrzska, at the cor court room in s2id counf tobe o’clock, a. m. each day, for the purpose of presentiog Uheir claims for examination, adjustment and ;onth ,.. Bee f - W. THOLOMEW, apddwit, unty Judge. HERE WE COME! AGAIN, WITH NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES 7o “010 Reliable”| 5 SMILING AND HAPPY, Makes its bow to the public for past liberal patronage, and requests you to Just cast your eye over our new lis Bulk baking powder per Ib ... Family mackerel Haisins, 11 pounds fresh from our {arm. Now Tarkish Pranes, 101 Currants (ne or - Hominy, best, 35 1bs for sk our nelghtor o examiue our Drio Kppies, chaios, 18 168 for Gandles, 40 or. ©at Meal, 25 1bs for Toas, from one to 4 Ibs for How'we have out priges |11 Everybody * flour at Rice, Carolin: oo, Carolina ¥ it Abble butter, § Ib.pails axtlebr U e Lims Beans, 31b o Every dav except Sundays Goossberrles, 3 Ib canr. 8 2 38 3S8333533= of cat Darkam t5baced. e 0. 8. Tara Coffec. 4 1b for Now York cheese per Ib Lat the poogle rejoice; Unly 8o per Witter wheat fous Bure maple eyrap Remomber +he 01d Rollal Reductions on all oen aits S8 yoar own prioe Eversbody 18 cordially Tvited to call and W& Positively no Goods Sold on Oredit. J.B.FRENCH & CO., n0v15 1yr 191 Farnhan Strest. RKAL ESTATE. “\Real Estate FOR SALE BEMIS’ AGENCY 15th and Deux’as Sts., Groat Bargains In Wild Lauds, 1mproved Farms, Residence Lots, Business Lots, Houses & Lots Ete., Ete. HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE. isEplondid bargaine in houtes nd lote with- of it emm n( oouse and lot back of High Sohool for §: littlo Eoute § roome, full 3 versthing complete.nea: Hoke:s oo 201, near Leavenworth s House and lot, lower Harney st. near 9th, 10 rooms, good barn and all comple Havo the best list. and best_barcains in houses and lots ever oflred fn city of Oma- ha, prices ranging from $500 to RESIDENCE LOTS FOK SALE. l'mutrvr!dnncc lots. and cheapest, ever offered in chin half mile and mile Fomosr by Rt o A iartian’sadd’n. ot in 15 Iof direy’s add'n for 800, Splendid2:acte lot; Bartlett's addition, improved; ch ice lot near Webster and 20th. for $1200. o0d lots, B V Sumith’s addition. $150 to Iots near ond street car track, bet. 20t and Saand ed rock price: veral choies lots ‘near22d and Califor- ol ea lence Lots, just off St. Ma- ry’s Ave. fouch of Convent, and in immedi- ate vicinity of Kr milton’s and Clarkson’s res 19 lots $150 Yoaoro Jota S0 Thes e Inrd e Lot in Sweesy’s add’n ches; Half acre phcmr- ft wide. 22d bet Farnam and Douglas streets, %0 1008 o parsets add n, 4 Bed rook price Cheap lot: in Horbach’s 34 add’ ] residenco ot 4o Iton’s ad BUBINESS LOTS FOR SALE. Storo and lot, Douglas bet. 13th and 1th streets. iness lots in_every busi; ty, and mever at such loy street in gures as "~ FORSALE OR EXCHANGE. Thoutands of sores of wild lands for sale or exchange i this or Deighboring st 160, in Coffey county, Ki Best storo buildizg, and fot in Tekamsh for taproved property in or sbout Omaha. First rate opening for general merchandis- 7o 160 acres in Harlan county for 5 to 10 scres near Omaha. o farm néar Omaha. or for mpmud clty property: would es kood, sghtly 10ts 12 B5. 5 with some cah, in trade for lot ) Two hotels for sale or exchunge at great barg: "AlL Kiuds of real estate in_exchange for improved or, unimproyed other places, or_for. way of general merchandi ‘WILD LANDS FOR SALE. 300,900 rores bost seleoted lands in Nebras- 085 per acro. best bargains ever Raredia this sate, 80 acre: Cuming co. 325 80 seres Homilton co, ight goods in ‘Must b 0. 92 £0 D‘r Douglus co. |.na. STas perac ‘Harian county. 8 seres in Bos 180 acros on military road 15 miles from Omaha, at 88 per aore. ‘Thousands of acres in Towa and Kansas. IMPROVED FARMB FOR SALE. 240 acres % of & mile east of Schuyler, large house, large barn, cattle yard, gran ries, corn arib, abargain. 160 acres 2 ©of ¥remont, splen- didlsad and o Bemis’ Real Estate Agency, CRUICKSHANK’S NEW BUILD'G, Douglas & 15th 8t., OMAHA, NEBRASKA. New Cash Price List —0F— J. M YHRCGA 179 Farnham Street, 100 o, wWaft Brooliyn Meat Marlet & Pading Honie wie aud) beutide Dampf-BBurf-Fabrif, s, 312, 414, 416, 13, Str,, Omaba, Red nov $-76-1y% HEADQUARTERS OF THE PEOPLES Favorite Grocery 1bs A sugar 1108 C sug: ~ Boet Bitver Glows sassh 116 Bost satis action boking powder oo ib Best hominy, 3 1bs fo Richarcson lhtnhn Thozes for Our home-made bickles. Qur oliow-show per bott P &G, mottled der :u;;uus%&:z LEEEEEEY ISL‘SSEEEHuGE!nBHflESSBSSESSiSS % 5RF & ok mann’s Comprossed Sole Agents for o Wines and Liquors for family use F 7.°We slways have Fresh Butter and t. neill’s Gen. Custer A H. GLADSTONE & OO CASH _GROCERS. 216 and 218 Douglas Bereet, and 531 3th Street, OMAHA. op2ovmo wedmmtsr 'S. Motz, Wholesale and Retail dealers in all kinds of FRESH FISH, FRUITS, AND IPRODUCE. No. 211 Dongias Street, Betweem 12th and 13th, OMAHA, W Consignments of Butter & Egge Solicited. sepl9 Iyr " “Jno. G. Jacobs, (Formeriy of @ish & Jacobs) UNDERTAKER. No. 263 Farham St., Keops constantly on_hand the Most Com- ok of Metallic Caskets, all kinds of Wood Coffins and Shrouds in the city. 9. Orders by telograph eolicited and promptly attended 26 1y MURPHY & LOVETT. GENERAL INSURANCEAGENTS Capital represented $60,000,000. Losses adjusted and paid at tHis office, 504 13th Str., State Bank Building. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. tehUdeod&wly ESTABLISHED 1867. ATKINSON’S NILLINERY STORE Fing Gnads, Fms Vlork AND LOW PRICES ARE SPECIALTIES. Cor. Douglas & I13th OMAHA, NEB. ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED, AND PROMPTLY FILLED. C.& . 'W. THE & nom‘n RSTERN RAILWAY. Bumoraces under one manasement the drés Trank Raliway lives of the Westand North. wost, and, with its numerous branches snd consistion, forms the shortast and qulckert route between Chicago all pflinh in l'll- Toots, Wisconstn. Nopthern ichi Beauta. Towa: Nabraska, Callifornse sad the Weetern Territories. lis Is the shortest and best route between Chi ygiats o Norther Tiiinois, Dakots, Nebraska. Wyoming, Colora- do, Utah, Nevada, rois. Oregon, Chi- s, Japan and Australi GEICAGD ST.PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS hortest lino between Chicago 18 potnia. h Norihern Wizconsin and Ainnesoca. and for Madison, St. I peapolis. B lis, Dul Juth. snd all Soiatsin the Great o L& GROSGE, WINONA &ST. PETERLINE 1s the best Toute between Chicago and L Whm 3 “Mhll’l"fl o-;w:fin.u-n. lnll B Siera and Comtral Minosota GRERN DAY AND MABQUEFT i Lixe Is the ovly line between Chi Janes- e WaTortown: Fond.du Fac: Oohkoes, Appleton, Greon Bay, Escanaby, Negaunes: I!pmn-m. Houghten, xnmi he Lake Buperior Count ‘PREEPORT AND I mmmul LINE the only ronte between Chi I'gn kford. Freeport. and Hir s port. CH IcAeo AND MILWAUKEE LINE the oldest Lake Shore Ronte. as is th nly ohe p: between Chi Evoasion. "Lake " Forest, Hichiand Park. Waukegan, Rscine. Kenosha and Milwau: Kee. ‘PULLMAY PALAGEDRAWING ROOM 0ARS aze run on all through trains of this read. 'nu 1is_the vnl! line running these cars meen Chicagoaad 6t Peal aad Minnesp. SHie, Chloago snd Mitwaakee, Ghicero and st Ohloaso Bouthe ik e Bhore & Michigan A c-nml n-mmm- & Oblo.. Pitte- & Chioago, nm.h‘- n' burg, Ft. entral for all points B sonaectionsare slso mads with the Un.i'(:n Pacific R. R, at Omahs for all far pointe. Close connections made at junction points ‘wilh traine of all cross nohl'l. Tickets over this rote are sold by al (!ozram Tioket Agents in the Unlhd States Remember, you ask for your tickets vis the Chicago A%mh Western Railway, and take none other. For rates or information not stesinsble from,your home ticket agents ags. @en. SyrxxzrT.Gen P ongo. Mizvix Huemrr, ang’r Chicago 9-1y PUBLIC BALE —or— VALUABLE LANDS IN NEBRASKA DBPA“TM'NT OF INTERIOR. Grvinas Tawp Orrics. Washington, D Gy Febraary 5, 188, Pursuant to the provisions o of the Agtof Con- ‘erots of Apri 10, 1576, notice 18 hereby ive", that's public sals wiil be held at Central C1ty, Merrick county, on Monday, the I5th day of July. next n for the Eale of the Pawnee Reservation in "uauu. comorising 104513 aeres of o Commissioner, J. A, WILLIAIBOz "ml-lwflfl-‘- Clo ADVERTISEMENTS. sing Out Sale A LARGE STOCK OF Boots, Shoes and Stippers. 23 per Cent Less than Cost. 8Y THE CASE, DOZEN, OR BY SINGLE PAIR, HENRY DOHLE’S STORE, 22'7 Farnham 8t., bet. 13th and 14th. C H GODFBEY E W DExTER GOPFREY, DEXTER & CO., £ WHITMAN Manfacturers of ROASTED AND GROUND COFFIE, Splees, Cream Tartar, AND NONPAREIL No 291 Douglas Street, - d Mustard, BAKING POWDER. - OMAHA, NESRASKA Oct30dly MUSIC HALL. COUNCIL BLUFTS.IOWA. gsat, best and most reliabl o, oto, Bend for M’SHANE & usio house in the West. ~All kinds of mume augll 1y BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF & BUTTER AND EGGS 174 Farnham and 510 Eleventh Street, OMAHA, NEB. We Buy Butter and Eggs at Highest Market Proie,and PAY NET CASH MrWE CHARGE N NCES :—First National Bank, Omaha; Me B aba; Mossra. Morgan & Gallagher, Omara: Mecwes O COMMIBSION."SX obnson & Com- ocars. & Co , or Mer- ax ‘marid Iy O.F. GOUD AN, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. AND DEALBR IN Paints, Oils, and Window Glass ALS0 GENERAL WHOLBSALE AGENT FOR Keanedy's Homlook Shoep Dip, Keanedy’s Hemlook Liniment, Keuneds 7 338 Douglas and 180 FARNHAM BT OmA NEB. . HELLMAN & CO.. - P i Ma.nufacturers of Clothing Jjuned MERCHANT TAILORS. !i ~———ANP DEALEES IN— Gents’ Furnishing Goods, &c., &c- One Price.---Goods Marked in Plain Figures 221-22 Farnham St., cor. 13th CIGAR FAGTOXY. CARPETING. AT-[TAST AL o “QON 10 1@ 191 *) "o Aioyeng peismboy Qo) ‘sUsWmQ 4901} $UIINOT 988 ° scoovaoxr ONARE) NV BNTXORS ~§3dld ISTAVOIO 20 FUFEOIOVAQNVR HAHOSLIHI ¥ LSAM X¥0LOVd ¥VHIO ANT TAILUAII 1., THIELE, TAILOR, 48418 S, bet. Farn. & Harney, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. sepld dlyr 3 Ofi HORA Latast Paterns always on hand. SUITS MAOE TO ORDER. After Latest Stylese But of satisfaction given in CUTS. Alfo —M-‘ and dotne e et working 1o lo':—w- sible prices. Do not 491 10th betw. Pamham i llamy b8 OMAHA, - NEB. DENTISTRY. Dentistry. JAS, 8. CHARLES, DentisT OFFICE, No. 232 FARNHAMST., OMAHA, - - - NEBRABEA. e Proservation of the Natars Teeth Made » pecialty. sepltf - ———s— C.H.PAUL, DENTIST. Williams’ Bleck, Cor. 15th and Dodge sts., OMAHA. NEBRASKA. R. JOHNSON, Surgeon Dentist, 838 Farnham Street, [Over Eaton’s Photograph Gallery. Toeth extracted WITHOUT PALN by the use_of anmsthetics. MEAT MARKETS. JOSEPH HOWE, SOUTH OMAHA MEAT MARKET Best Moats Always on Hand st Lowest possible prices Thirteenth 3t., near Leavenw’th deckl 1y WAGON MATERIAL. WAGON LUMBER and Wagon Stock, Iron, Plow Bteel and Tool Steel, Carriage aod Heavy Hardware OF ALL KINDS. “'V'.mty of bmn ok adertaate e Blacksmitis’ Trade. VI I. BB.OATOB. apl53m Boltg. R e SE I.ERS’ LHIER PII.I. Turty N piars . [ & ":Lunsfm 2 CARPET STORE! ALLEN & WILSON, Dewey & Stone’ Building No- 178 Farnham Street, Have Just Received a larye snd eare- fally selected stock of NEW CARPETING! For the Wholessle as well as the Re- Trds. comprising s sreat variety BODY & TAPESTRY BRUSSELS Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS, Hempe, Rugs, Mats, Crum Cloths apéd REAL KSTATE BROK xRS, GEO. P. BEMIS’ Real Estate Agency, Orwickshank & Co’s New Building, 15TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS, Omuln, Nebraska. BOGGS & HILL, Real Estate Brokers 250 Faroham Street, Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA. Keep & com| Samplate chetraet of ikl ol # ostata s aad Do . JOANSON, Real -Estate Ag"t. S-ihi‘nrm Erela-w. n-d Mmb.' smehip Lines to'and from Europe. Ilflles 14th lnd Flrnhan St meb 1y 1A, NEB. 0. F. DAVIS GENERAL DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, AT THE OLD STAND 156 FARNHAM STREET, fi" -»n“ o andstt tate- IMPROVED nu- ford t3-two years experien havine Tapmored flrm“““ ':1';' 2 lote 1 > o Jote for DEALER 1N Groceries and Provisions, FUREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS, Cutlery, Toys and Notions. 261 Farnham At , Old Stand. Sucessor to Jacob Gish, deceased, flllwl genersl B gonal attention will be paid to tie hnh- in all its details. A complete stock tallic and Wooden Caske ‘ways on hand. Orders -ro-vlly sttended o1 ity or Country, represen- ting the mame of ail the owners, loostion, ton of {arm Bouses, schools. wagon an and rail