Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1880, Page 3

= ATTORNEYS-AT-Law. E. R FRENCH, (Lste of Washington, B, T,) Atlornc.v-at-l,aw, 182 Farubam St, Omsgy —_—_— OMAHA PUBLISHING GO., PROPRIETORS. 916 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10tk Strests OMANA, Neb. unknown remedy. for sll ®, Bladder, ana Urinary e, Drop- n of expell e Bladicr, ligh colored urine, Painful Cr ot ng, LAME ral Weakness, and il 1 emale Com- Tt avoids intemal m effects and cures when 1. For alo vy all Drug upou receipt of the pice DAY KIDNEY PAD CG., P Told £3Send your address “How a Life was Baved.” TESTL The Cashier of tho Fin Ohio, says: ONY. National Bank, Tro Toor, 0., Decemrer 30th, 187 D, Bosaxko Memt s Co., Piqua, 0.0 Grxrunuex:—1 was troubied with Rheums tism last spriag in the dly that Twas b the rec- induced to try your e toson e pains o s wort e dletreang e similariy sflectod JINO. L MEREDITH, ¢ themseives. To try 1 100 can ot get them o ramitting v $3.00 we wil ek by Send you four +ottles of the Rbeumstic Cure, or Six of the File Kemods, by expross propud. Give piain direction for shipying The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. PIQUA, OHIO. C.F{GOODMAN, Agent, Omaba, whhdkwtt B Soorr Fowu FOWLER & SCOTT, ARCHITECTS. Destgns tor buildings of any deseription on exibibition at our office. We bave had over 20 niag and superintend. o experience fu ing public building znd_residences. ates turaishied on short notice. ROOX &. UNION BLOCK. ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. The owner of the oelebrated Kaolin near LOUISVILI E, NEB., has zow ready at the depot at Louisville, on the B. & M. railroad, TEHITE BRICEK to Bl any order at reasonablo prices. Par- ties desiring a white front or oraamental brick will do well to give us a call or send for sample. J. T. A. HOOVER, Prop., Lotieville, Nob and w20-6m <L 16 ¥ THE DAILY BEE|,,. 5 n Albion.... . a ony.. American, i Allen’ 5 d governme i e o Allen’e ks . L0 CRTC T, Mand o Sters, 1 parmlesion, ‘TERMS UF SUBSCRIPTION, Ancona favey. 712 T, L Kimval, n. 1 Copy 3 year, i advacc (postpaid). Manchester 8 Y —— VW Baxmary | Smontas 251 oot UACES & BARTLETT, 812 ¥ gY.AT-LAW~—No, 1, CreightonBlozk, 0 712 O ab, ¥ Sprague’s 612 .. GHARLES POWELL, THE MAILS. Simeoys bk (31 OETICE OF THE PE+CE—Cx 98 b B Ot Wbt 18 a2 LAY WM, SIMERAL, C.R1 TTORNEY AT LAW-—Camy cas AL S st mex | &SRS OUAIANER | o&R V. dncols, 104, . — Y SER W T m 22 sll veal cotate, oo 8, Orsighion orm LUMBER. lock. o C.AF.W.RR,1lam,1lpm Framing, 18 ft. and under.... $20 00 R SR ek ey Each add, ft. over 18, per M .. 50 A. C. TROUP, C B AS Joo Tiam Tp i Fencing, No. 1, 12 t0 20 it. 22 00 ATERL BT | EEELSELD o S B B ; =32 O &R V. hom 12105, ceting, dressed, No. 1. 0 Formiam 8¢ SoMimaEs | SopsRiivm A R 19 00 rron D EXTER ' THOMAS, Lo sl oS teare bt cacea | O0mmon bowrle fresed. oo 2200 onE: ey, s AT ¥ AT JAW—Oroicksnanke Buia Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundaye. o 40 00 T Y = T ] THOMAS F. HALL. Posimaster. 35 00 - ¥4+ CHADWICK, - - 30 00 Armm o SHADWICK, Arrival And Departare of Boniisy TR L rLoomva. A, SWARTZLANDE No. 1 flooring. 000 AT 0 7 AW s e Nod % 0o IR B o Yellow pine flooring, No. 1. 00 " A TTORSEY_AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, 3 e Room No. 6, Frenzer Tlock, Post. No. 1 siding. 25 00 Difce, e OMAT A, NES. Nozu 2 50 WM. L. PEABODY, % e i AWYER —Offico—In won Block, next to No. 1 pickets, per M. 32 50 "“"“"-P AL, CHICAGO,KOC K ISLAND & PACIFIC. | No,2 vt 1o 2500 2®Patents Prooured. Wl EWam |l 10007, T FINISHING. NOTARY rURuIC. b | Bxpr 08 i 3 e GitioAoo NoRTEWESTRRN, © | No,1fni 113 and2in.. 5300 E. D. MCLAUCHLIN. Onm. | Mall........ No.2 13,15 md 30, 4500 TIURNEY AT LAW AND JUSTICK OF No. 2 lin SRS 40 00 D}u‘\!\fel;wm“‘_&“mw Fifteeyth No. 8 in . 85 00 B Collections Promyptly Attended to. W Plain ship lap, g 23 00 ' P 2 3 251 m. | 0 G NO L niioioces | B0/0 A O'BRIEN & BARTLETT, “i::l Oy ine r\‘:’n:\!u Poliuan SieepingCars | 0w Nevs .| B0 out of Omaha to Union Depot. « « 532 ttorneys-at-Law, o s NORTHWESTEEN AND {SIOUX e L ., Piftocnth ané Farnhamy CITY & PACIFIC L ATLROADS. 25 00 1SON | Express......8:00a. m. | Fxprese. 23 00 rronszi - ROBISON. S Daly Excebt Sandags 0 7 29! =T Creight S| 5 Dok & gk AV —Toam _ Crelghto B.& M. B. B in NEBRASK B0 T s =aNTON = 3 = A star (best) sh'ngl 875 \TTORNEY AT LAW. |RSgiidinels e R * 300 v . COR. oom'gton(arp):25 pm | Om-ba (arr) ...4:56 pm | 7% o B o B0WG- & ISTH ST8. | LEPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. | I G o T | Bl st m | soomieton e L30pm | bulki pe 10 ol stings (°0) Cement, bbl 2 50 W. J. Connell, gt e (ids | Sl o 18 ’ Orieans (sr) 7:00 p mw | Indianoia (Iv) 2:30 p Michigan plaster, bbl 27 Attorney-at-Law. SIOUXGUYAST PAULEE - i e | lddl' 3 .2 :—Frout rooms, up steirs, In_Hanscom's 8,40, 20 p m | aarred felt, - now Seik vonding, B W, coroet Fivoomme an WK, ST LOCIss FACIHIC. | | Straw board, G = Ol Parubas Blrosla e, Saurvas Well curbing . 1) 3ouw 3, Repicx. Caan B Ravion. Rough 4, and 2 in,, in REDPICK & REDICK, BRIDGE DIVISION U. b. R R. S LIRS 2 Leave Omabs, dally.—8 a.m, 9a.m., 10 & m., | Cedar haly T8N H Attorneys-at-Law. R T m, oy | CelerBalres T St T A ** Quarter 8 in. 5 16 e oreraoan ey S £ Oak, 4xd . o 80 Practico tn al the Courte of the Sitte and the pom, 7 ax6 4 0 Dulted States. Office, Farubam St., oppoelte | Four trips on Sanday, leaving Omahaat 9and 11 | O G casivg, 54 and 6 in., per Court K tmtadbp m Comtl Bt st 65, 00T Ju s 800 — m., and £:25 and 5:25 p. m. Oak plank and timber, M. 40 00 EDWARD W. SIMERAL, TASSESGER TRAINS. m,!@,x.‘.“ ¥ 50 00 ATTONEL AT LAY Boom ¢ oregh ,7 % m,83 & m, 1| Black Walnut, 100 00 C. F. MANDERSON, 5 TTORNEY AT LAW—243 Fernham Strest K ‘Omata Nebraska. Bl T L 10a] PARKE CODWIN, 25al 60 ATIORNEY AT TAW_ 16 ‘st Doogae allow. 3 4 Strsats, with G. W Dosne . with G. W LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. W, T. Ricuanos. @. 3. Hosr COMMERCIAL, h winS. pergal 108 RIGHARDS & “u“T Alcohol, 180 per cent. per g 210 J MamallE bansts e in arshall's boutbon whisky . Attorneys-at-Law.| Omaha Wholesale Markets, | Millers bourbonwhisky o 125 45 Brandy, very fine, per gal. 2 0028 00 * " common to fine. 150 = Omama, August 18, 1880, s S LoD ol UTTER 3 Rums, mixd Jamaica, per gal. 1 5083 00 - A S T I N D l A & R 10@Me | " New Eug\:nd.."c K‘\ 200 7@10 | Kennedy Bitters per gal 150 . = 12 . + per case... .. 750 e R Sms ) D S 700 B SE Champagnes, pints in baskets. 25 00 D = Zs 3 238 | pomeste che hpalgne 15023 00 g ort, wine, per case. G | £ % | R 1oy es, % 1 >nfl 39‘} “" Baas & Co. 225 =] i - § B 10 | Guinness Dublin stout 22 | SE P bt LEATHER. < b Zo o } g:: ll.l‘:ghhr sole. 82 p £ 103 | Bt o WKy =EE £ < y TFE 3 50 3 & Extra choice and very bright. Domestic calfs. Bright Table Drij 45 | Hemlock upper, perfcot New Orleans Mollasses 50 | Oak upper, per foot Market advancing. Grain, upper per foot COFFEE. 173 | Lininis, per doz oppings, per doz 1} | S oy 21_ gij dresse & 7 imon per ski SOLE MANUFACTURERS Ed lovo 43 £l Boot webbing, per foot. RICE. . 45 7,‘?3 HARNESS LEATHER. No. 1 Pitteburg oak. 7 44 83 | No. 1 Pittsburg oak. 5 a2 No.1Ginciunati oak 3 a1 74 | No. 2 Cincinnati oak 3 89 No. 1 hemlock: 89 No. 2 Hemlock X 5 i po B theacitg COALTRETALL. Michi pples.. thracintmn e oLt N.”\”‘.‘Eflé' ¥ 9 | Blossbuig. 120 Evaporsted ** 8 | Wyoming. 8 50 State Peaches. 8 | Oskaloosa 5350 Salt Lake Peaches. 15 | Towa nut. 500 California Peaches. 15 | White Breast. 550 CANNED ‘GOODS. “S"Oysters, 21> cans, ¥ case.. 370 —e Wkt Opias 1h oo 2 90 | An Honest Medicine ¥ree of Charge Sefn, . fim 175 OF all medicines advertised to curo lo , ¥ dozen. any affection of the Throat, Chest or Standard Tomptoes2 b, Y omse 2 80| Liungs, we know of none we can rec- Standard Peaches, 31b, ¥ case. 4 40 | ommend as highly as Dr. Kixa's NEw = “ " 21b, ¥ case. 38 40 | D1scovery for Consumption, Coughs, Raspberries, 2 Ib, ¥ case. 300 | Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fo- Blackberries, 2 b, ¥ case. gg ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the 3'"\’.: “\5’13‘5“: 3 59 | Throat, loss of voice, etc. ~This med- NoFrow Fat Deas 8 Ih, 1 caser 400 | icine does positively cure, and that Stvins Deans, 2 I, per case.... 2 40 | where everything else has failed. No SUNDRIES, . medicine can show one-half so many 10 | positive and permanent cures as have 17 | already been effected by this truly 17 | wonderful remedy. For Asthma and 32 | Bronchitis it s a’ perfect spocific, cur- 31 | ing the very worat cases in tho short- 13 | est time possible, We say by al Greenwich Lye,perjcase. 8 8 | means give it a trial. Trial Dottles Beans,per bushel, 180 | free. Regular sizo 81.00. For sale by Cheese full cream. 14| 8(1)ly J. K. ISH, Omaha. GLAS! Vi dis s izmtow K11 O oot Tie, Buckien's Arnica Balve HARDWARE, The Brst SaLve In the world for IRON. Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Common bar... 8 | Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- Horse shoo bar. 4 | od Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail Norway g kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve Cast plow. ot g | is guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- g 18 | tlod in every casp or money re inded, : | Jesp's, Eng. do 25 | Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omaha. Tens, upwards. 550 Bird'de shoe g 530 “_ mule® 65 | CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO. Omaha nails—tens, upwards 3 50 Nwitr's h o 230 Manufactarers of TANDARD SHOT i s J iy, i 8 8 10 Amoskesg .. 16 Beaver Creck, 14 do ‘BE SURE TO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. E. W, BLATCHFORD & CO. Maoufactarees of Laad Pipa Shestaad Bar Laad, ‘Block Tin, Pipe sna Solder, Limsced Oil bk ey 'ORDERSSOLICITED. 7O NORTH CLINTN ST., MP‘ Bepublican Registration. SARATOGA PRECINCT. Allis J D Bechtel Henry Bock Heory Blake J Buriemeyer Jas Butler A H Bendelman Eli Breckenfeld B Clark John Couch P Covrad Jas Church Geo W Clonigor Chas (sr) Cloniger Chas (jr) Croft Msjor Coffee Smith Christofferson AndCarstens Bernard Dey D Evans Gocrge Elten Jacob Forbes G Flannagan John Dorsey Henry Evans Evans Erskin Geo Field Lorance Feckencher Her'n Gibbiney Mat Grove Chas R Garner Bartley Hoch John Hazard John Hozard David_ Hazord Joha R Houser John J Johnson Neils 2 Johnson David S Jobneon N Kobach Henry Keyes BL Kynor Jas H Lawton W H Lessentee Ferd Littlefield C C Moss Jobn McCormick Thos Mitcheil Charles McFadden John McKinney Ed Meyl Chas Neleon Carl Oleson Magnus 0'Connell Timothy McOrary Wm Mergen Nicholas McPherson J Nelson Lars Ott Peter Peterson James Page John Pigman G W Procknow Fred'k Redmsn DP Redgeway WO Roundfeld Andrew Sohwarzenberg A Stoll Frank Smith August SawyerJ T Salzman A St Salzman A Jr Salzman Fredk Schwartz Jacob Schwartz Poter ~ Spano Andrew Sturman Mcse Splet John Stringor Johu Schroeder Adolph Taylor J Tousley Willis Tousley Chas Thompson Jas Thompeon Chas ~ Thompson Phillip Vaudoren Ed rard Wagoner Wm Zimmerman Honry The above is a list of tho republican voters of Saratoga precinct as far as can bo ascertained. Aay corrections or additions will be made by me if hended in by Soturday, August 20th, Wi, H. Lawrox, Regisirar. McARDLE PRECINCT. Allen S G Allen J J Alen Elijsh Avery HR Avery C S Breinkman Peter Broomer Alfred Bucknolo Richard Beard Joha Bluick John Bleick FJ Buch Egeert Bouder John Beherness Fred Botel Gen Beek Frod Balling dermsn Buck Henry Crasic HW Conrach Jacob Cramer Wm Deerson P N Doran N Deamad W H Dougherty Pat Dillon Sidney E cke Honry Jr Eicke Heury St Ernest Henry ~ Ericksen J Glandt Peter St Glandt Poter Jr Glandt Marous Glissman Christ Glisman Hay Glissman Henry Gichl Asmus St Gert John Hughes James Hanron Robert Hirder Robert Gregg Calvin Gichl Asmus Jr Hansen Peter Bansen Powell Harder Charles Hannan M House Mike Hernon Brack _ Hahoman Max Haerath Michael Hein Christ Johuson Peter Jaong Jan Jensen J Kuowell Charles Kuchl Hewey Kalterman Chatles Kuntgen Julius Keel Peter Kruse Wm Kracht Peter Lebbert John Lebbere Hans Lobbert Henry Lowon Wm Larson P C - Lowen Fred Martin T F Mitchell Jax Mermann C Mermann G H Mock Jobn Mertz August McNee John Neff Jonathan Neiman Henry Newhaus Fred Newhaus Herman Nielson Jens Nicholsen Henry Newhaus Henry Ott Eggert (o) Ott Eggert (jr) Puls Samuel Penny Jobn Pates Fred Pappenberger S Pogati Julius Rudenell August Rohlfs Jas Rob'fs Fred Rohlfs Henry Rohlfs Christ Reese Claus Kolfs Henry Rand Poter Rysn Piecs Roo Philip Ruhwer Ha Rohwer Carsten Rasmus Ha Stenert Gustus Sieners Claus Sorenson A Steffon D Snell S M Shafer August Stuben John Thompeon B Thompson Hans Thompson Andres Thoelke Henry T.mfelt Geo Thompson Paul Villoork Fred ~ Vasksra Frank Wollenson Thos ~ Westgate R E Walsh James ~ Westgate 8 H Willit M Widoff Otto Young Philip I, Wm. H. Deamad, registrar for the MecArdle precinet, of Douglas county, Neb., hereby certify that the above is & true and correct registra- tion of all republicans residing in said precinct, snd who are entitled to vote at the coming election, to the best of my knowledge and belie Any corrections in this list can be made by personal application to me, on or before Saturday, August 20. War H. Dramap, _— NEGRO ORATORY. AN IMPASSIONED SERMON AT A COLORED CAMP MEETING, York Herad. ben Christ was born in Bethle- hem,” eaid the Rev. Henry Dumpsen, at the colored camp-meeting near Mt. Vernon, Westchester county, a few days ago, ““there was a groat fuss made. It didn’t please Herod. Thar was nothing 'bout Christ that Herod liked. Ho didn’t like his fadder nor bis mudder.- He didn't beliebe Christ was de eon of God and dat he had de power to save. But Christ built up a house of God better'n any ob de houses on Coney Island, or Long Branch, or Rockaway. But no sinner can enter dat bouse, 'causo Jes: standin’ at de do’ to keep dem out 'ospt dey repent. If dey repent Christ by able. to de Jow, ds Gentile, de barbarian, and all de rest ob de sinners what cast his name to one side. But, my frien's, wo's all got to bo sabed; we's sll goin’ to enter de do; we's goin' to have a publio wendue and be sold out clean of ebbery thing dat don't plea: God; we's goin’ m dat do’ clean wash- ed wid de bloxd ob Jesus, clar down t1 de roots ob our har. Hoe triet his uitermoss to sabe; He goes clar down to de bottom ob our hearts and he turns up de black debbil hidden dar, and de mat he feel smaller'n your thumb, but when Jesus gets in dat man he is able to thessh a mountsin and level eversthing down smooth like shirt bosoms. “Christ’s infinite officacy ob ability to sabe are within Himself without no aid from any outsider. He can make everything as white ss snow. De dying ‘thief ard de dyiog buccaneer beliebe in Christ, and was sabed eben under the cover of dark- ness. Dey saw Paradis on do cross, and war restored to de bosom ob de Lamb. Our religion ain’t popular enough, it needs de eaving grace. O! Lord, gib us do grace. Yes, lot do grice come from all de pations of de oarth. Let it come from Africa— from men of low degres—and let dem Ne Afore do Sav- jor wor crucified, He sid, *‘Lord, let o cup go by, and when He went to look for His disciples Ho found dem all asleep—all_fakin’ a rest. Agony | nera. Glory to God. ob de soull Now, my friends, what did dis all cost hebben? Why it came near_ breakin' uo de Jewish nation. Dan’l war flung into the lion s den by order of the king because he prayed for dat cup not to comearound. But next morning when de king come around, and he came sroutd rarly, he saw dat Dar’l was not fastened in de lion's jaws, and he turned pale snd said, Oh, Dan’l sre you're ssfe?’ And Dan'l said, ‘Yes, Bah, I is.’ Dat was da power ob Christ. He's more powerful dan any man, He's more powerful dan de king. Yes, my friends. He more powerful dan de president. A few ears ago T was at Long Branch as- sistin’ a brother to build a church. T saw Gen. Grant ridin’ past in his car- riage, 1 eaid to debrother, ‘Dar am. a rich man, He am a good republi- can, and perhaps he help you build de church. A day or twoater datT called at de_president’s cottage, and dare I found dat pompous Tom Maur- phy at de do’. Isaid, ‘I want tosee de president,’ and ho went in and cams back a sayin’, ‘Dare are some gentlemen in dare, and he can't see .> Tc is not so, my friens, when ‘When you call on Him Ho's not too busy to meet you. When de president go dare he find Jesus not talk like he tilk to me. Christ is not too good to seeany- body, whether he live in a palace or in de woods among do trees, He's heah in dese woods. He's heah to catch sinners by de har ana shake 'em into dn gospel path. I don't caro what men eay ’'bout e, or what women think; I's hapny in de wilder- ness, widout a trouble, whils Jesus am wid me. Jesus will pay for what is done. It makes no difference what you earn, you get your pay. The sermon was listened to with marked attention by a good audience of whites and blacks. Many white people went in their carrisges from New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, and Portchester, and a_goodly number of o lored and white peoplo were there from Harlem. At the conclusion of the sermon the colored people 3ang a number of stirring hymns, . receiving hearty appleuze fromt the visitors. The following were the most striking songs, the singiog of which made the wocds ring with nogro melody. Don't stay away, brother; Don't stay away, My Lord 'there’s room enough. ‘brother, There's room enough for you. When the singers struck up this bymn_there was considerable move- ment in benches, and it was apparent that some of the negroes who were camp-meeting veteraus wanted to get down in the straw in_front of the al- ter; but, as abont this time worldly laughing and talking were heard in the ‘‘watermelon tent,” the spirit seemed to be suppressed, and there was not a straw scene such as many expected and hoped to sec. This is another ¢f the soul-stirring hymns that were sung: 0O Lord, let me bathe in the river, 0 Lord, let me bathe in the river. Tn the river,in the river, 0 Lord let me bathe in th-river, For T want to see my Jesusin themorning. In the river, in the river, 0 Lord, lot me bathe in the river, Tu the river, in the river. 0 Tord, let me bathe in the river, 0 Lord, let me bathe in the ri Tn the river, in the river, 0 Lord, let me hathe in the, For Iwant to see my sister in the Andlove her, too. As that's the way the christians do, in the river, ver, recor- ered dvapepticn,bil- lious sufferers, ‘vic. time of fever and ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they recaversd bealth, * " cheartul j epirits’ and * gooa +Ppetite; they will il you by take Ing Stiewoxs® Livax Ruaviaron. The Chexpest, a edt. by Chespest, Purest and Best Family Medi SIA, CONSTIPATION, Jauadice LETDYSPE lou8 Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, De fression of Spiite, SOUR STOMAGH, Hear Thls uorlvalied Sonthorn Remedy ta te 2Ot o coutain & singlo partice of MAKCORT, oF 0y infurions inerst substane, b T Puarely Vegctable, contataing those Southern Roots and_Herbe, wilch an allwise Providence has placed 1o oumtstes where Liver Diseass mout proval. It i cure sl Diseases catsed the Eivernd iowels P STMPTOMS of Liver Complatat are a bitter or bad taste In the moath: Pain i the Back,Sides or Joints,often mistaken fori) tlam; Sour Stomach Lovs of Appeti a'tonately costive and lax; Headachos Lo of Memory, with a painfal sensation of hasing 12l & to do'something which ougnt to have been done Debilty, Low Bpirite thick velow. sp: nce of the skin And Eves, 4 & o ten mistaken far Conmumption: ~ Oopetrt ometlmes many of these s stten the disoase, at othirs vers fowvat the Liver tha largest organ o the hody, of the dis ase, and if not reglated in times auffering, wretchedness and doath wil anai T can rorommend a3 an effcarious remed disease of tho Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsta, Simmeng’ Liver Reculator. Lowis G, Wander, 1825 Master. Strect, Awistant Post Master, Philadelp‘a, 7 o Wo Bave tested its vistuen, now that. for Dyspey Throbbing Headache, world ever gaw. W tty other Femediea hetore fver Rogiator, but Hone of them gave us more than tem ut the Keculuior not only reseved, bo. "—Editor Teligraph and Messenger, rersonally, and Billiousncss, Macon, MANUPACTURND OxLY BY J. H. ZEILIN & CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Price, 100 6uid by all Drugelsta, BTl e ‘rive & Co. Portls A 0 Lord, let mebathe in the river. Canl for Republican Count=-Convan- tion. A republican county convention for Douglas county, consisting of seven dele- gates from each ‘city ward, and three del- ates from each country precinct, will b feld at ‘the.court house, in the city of Omaha, on Saturday, August 28, 18:0, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of nom- nating candidates for the following of- s es: Two senators; eight members of the house of representatives; one county com- missiouer; also seventeen delegates to rep- resent Douglas county in_couvertion to nominate a float senator for the Sixth sen- atorial district; also sevouieen delegates to represent Douglas county in convertion to nominate o district attorvey for the Third judicial distriet; alsn seventeen del- egates to represent Douglas county in the state convention to be held at Lincoln, , 1680. 'y _elections for the purpose of chonsing delegates to the county conven- tion tobe held in the various wards of the city of Omaha, on Thursday, August 2 1880, betrween the honrs of 37p. m. and . m., and in the country precincts on the same day between the hours of 6 p. m. and 9 p. m., the place of helding primaries in the various wards and precincts are as fol- First Ward—Parr's drug store, corner of Tenth and Howard streets. Second Ward—Ecgine house No. 3, Six- eenth street. ‘nird_Ward—Rosenfeld’s house, Douglas street. Fourth Ward— At the sherifi’s office in court house. Fifth Ward—Cass street school house. Sixth Ward—Engine house No. 1. Chicago Precinct — Burney's school house. Douglas—Caseidy's school house, Elkhorn—Elkhorn school hov Florence—Florence s hool hous Jefferson—School district No. 4. MecArdle—MecArdle school house. Mitlard—Millard school huuse. Platte Valley—B. C, White's store, Vak ey Station, Saratoga—Sarotoga school house. Union—Irvington school house. West Omaha—School honso No. 46. The primary elections to_be held under and in accordance to the following rules adopted by the Douglas conntry central committee, at & meeting held in th city of Umaha, on Saturd Jul 1880: First. No person shall be permitted to vote unless his name shall appear on the registered list of republican voters for the ward or precinct in wh he resided. Secoud. Every republican citizen of the county who shall be eligible to vote at the next general eloction shall To entitled to registration under such regulations as the executive committee may hereaiter pre- * ribe. Third. The lists of registered republ an voters of each ward and precinct shall be published in one or more pape-s for gen- eral ‘fnformation aud corfection within one week before the day set for the pri- mary election, and a certified copy of the corrected_ registration lists of each ward and_precinct. shall be posted at the place designated for holding primary elections three days beforo the primary slection is old. Fourth. No additions shall be made to any registration list after it has been post- ed; but. i wny poreon whose mame appears on’'the registry list, is disqualified by non- residence o any ather cause, and notice to that effect is served upon the chairman of the county committee after registration has closed, the namo of such party shall be placed on_the black lst and s vote shall rejected by tue judges. Fifth. The executive committee shall appoint_one supervisor, two_judges, and one clerk of election for each ward; and one supervisor, one judge and one clerk for each precinct, and_establish such regula- tions for tho canvass of returns and pre- vention of repeating and other frauds, that, ‘may bs deemed necessary. Sixth. The certified returns from each ward and precinct, together with the bal- lote, poll-1is's, tally-sheets and the regis. tration lists, properly sealed, shall be de- livered to the secretary of the county com- mittes within thirty-six hours after the primary election has been held, and these returnsshall be by him opened in the pres- ence of the executive committee on the 28th day of August, atl0a. m. The ex- ecative committee thall examine these re- turns, and in public session award creden- tials fo each delegate, or, upon his order, commis o his proxy. J. 8. McCoryack, Chairman Snouzox BLooy. Secretarv, An old lady writes: $Ewasgired of 3 & i e o o e 5 e o o Frot. \akey Pads, atter 21l ‘ulme te's Fréquh othar remedies had failed,”. Sl e raught, et Yrudrink e SOLD BY_ALL DRUG: IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINE 5 GO EAST —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern IRAXL W AY. —— WA 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! It is the SHORT, SURE acd Safa Ronte Setween COUNCIL BLUFFS CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE and all points EAST and NORTH. (T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY CTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. It the ONLY ROAD betwaen COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHICAGO Upon which 1s ran PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 10 addition to theseand to please ail classes of travelers, It ivee FIRST-CLASS MEALS at its EATING STATIONS at 80 centa each. ITS TRACK 13 118 TOAhS R hiiStan ITS EQUIPNENT FIRST CLASS the Bost Traveling Accommoda- Al Ticket Agents can 1l vou Throuzh Tickets via this road and Check nual Bag- Free of Charge v, SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgom- ery Streot. o intormation, folders, maps, etc., not ob- tainablo atHoms Ticket Office, adiress any agent of the Company, oF KARVIN HUCHITT, W. H- STENNITT, Gen'l Mandger, Gow'l Pass. Agent, CiicAao, ILL. JANES T. GLARK, Genl Ag't Gmab SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.,ST. JOE&C.B.R.R,, Is the only Direct Lina to ST. LOVIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA sud the WEST. No change of cars hetwen Omaba and 8t. Louls and but one betwoen Omaba and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS REACHING ALL Eastern & Western Cities With less charges and in advance of otha lines, This catire line is equipped with Pullmaa’s Pala ing Car, Palace Day Coach- e, Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler_and the_celebrated Westinghouse Alr.Brake. THAT YOUR TICKET READSWA ansaa City, St Joseph andEd £FCounclBluti kB via S8Y 7 Joonndst. Lovis. w2 Tickets fo sale . all coupan stalons . the Counell Blufts. A C. DAWES, Gon'l Pase. & ticket joseph, Mo Bt Joseph, Mo, IST, Ticket Agen!, cot, between Farnh: Donglas, Union Block, Omaha, 303, TEHO! 'A. B. BARNARD, Pase. Agent, Omaba. Gen'rl Agent, Omaha. w. C. 214 Fiftecnth S and MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. ‘The Strongest and Most Durable WIND ENGINE In the Werld. Hundrods in use in lowa and Nebraska Sold by Dealors in nearly every county. This cat reprosents oar Buckeye Force Pump which fs particalariy adapted to Wind Mill use, as it works easily and throws a constant stream, and does not fraezo up in the cold- est weather. Send for prico list W. H. RAYNER, Western Ag't, Omaha, always Cures and never disap= points. The world's great Pain= Reliever for Man and Beast, Cheap, quick and reiiable. PITCHER’S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, ard Physicians recommend CASTORIA. It regulatesthe Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays Feverishness, and de- stroys Werms, WEI DE MEYER'S CA- TARRH Curo. a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala= dy, by Absorption. The most Important Discovery since Vao= cination. Other remodies may relieve Catarrh, this cures at any stage before Comsumption sots in. SANTA ULAUS FOUND. Greatest Discovery of 108 Age. Wonuertul discoveriesintl Amon othor things w Chaldren oft 1t really he lives in & mountaia of snow. Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole And suddenls dropped into what seemed ike zholo Where wonder of wonders they found a newland, while fairy-liko beinz3 appeared on each hand.. ike ours, with more And far brigher skics than ever wero seen, Birda with the huca of a rainbow were foard, Whilo lgwrs of exqulite fragraace wero grow ing around. ot long were they left to wondar in doub, A beinigsoon came they had heard much about, Twas Santa Claus’ self and thisthey all say, 30 Inoked like the picture s eace cvery dag. He drove up a team that looked very queer, TTwaa o et of grisstoppers instead of reiudoor, He roda in a shell instead of seigh, But ho took them on toud aud drove them away. He showed thom all ser his wonderful realm, And factories inakin goods for women and tman, Furriers wero wo nd small, To Bunce's the: ng them ail <ris Kingle, the Glove Maker, old them at once, Al our Gloves we are sending to Bunce, Santa showed thom suspenders and magy things more. Saying T slse Santa Claus Ho therefc Knowing his {eierds i SUBSCRIBE FOR SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Siowx City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST. PAUL, MINNHAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, n Northern Towa, Minnesota and Dakota. Thie fine is equipped with the Im- roved Westinahouse Automatic Air Brakes and iller Piatform Coupler and Buffer. And for SPE:D, SAFETY AND COMFORT Elecant Drawing Boom snd wna and coatrolled by the com- <h With ut Clango between Pacific Transfer Depot, Council Blufls, and St. Paal. Trains leave the Union Pacific Transor Depot at Council Bluff 5p m., x City at 10:20 p. m., and St. Paal 28~TEN HOURS 1¥ ADVANCE oF Axy OtaEr RovTE. Returning, leave St. Paul at 330 p.m, ar- riviog at Sioux City atdx5 a3 m., and Union Pacific Trandfer Depot, Council Biafle, at 9:50 a.m.. De suro that your tickets road via s, F.C. HILLS, aperintendent, Misourl Valley, lowa. LOBINSON, Asst Gon'l Pass. Agent. . (SRVAN, aud Passenger Agent, Eouncil Biate Without Change of Carsl THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUIHGV RAILROAD. With Emocth and Pertect Track, Elegant Pas- senger Ccaches, and PULLMAN SLEEPING & DINING CARS Itisackrowledged by the Press, and sll wko travel uver it, 10 be the Best Appointed and Best Man'ed Koad in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this iy the BEST ROUTE TO CHICAGO, And Points East, North aud Northwest. Passangers by this Boute have choice of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Daily Lines of Palacs Slceping Cars from Chicago to New York City Without Change. AllExp the Trains on this linearo equipped with inghouse Patent Air Brakes and ent Safety Plaiform and 13, the most Perfect §7o- tection Againss Acci- dents in the world. PULLWAN PALACE SLEEPING AND D'NING CAI Are run on th e3urington Koute. be cheerfilly given by the Furii. gton’ Koute, trect, Omaha, Nebragka. D.'W. HITCHCO Gen. West'n Pasa. Ag't. 8t. Joe., Mo, VERK N 2.0 bamiver, Georsl Agent, Omaha. 5 H. P. DUE] Ticket. AYER'S CHERRY PECTOKAL For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron- chitis, Asthma and Consumption. > Tho few_compost tions, which havewon the confidence ot mankind and beeome housebold wo cared w0 wide a repa. tation. or maintain, itso long a8 Avm Cazaxy Frcromas. It bas been known to the public about { rty years, by long continted serics of marvelous cures, that have won for it.a confidence n it virtuss, never oqualled by any other medicine 1t stil‘makes the most e~ cctual cures for Coughs, Colds, Comsumption, that can be made by medical siill. ~Indeed, the CuERRY PECTORAL haa ro.1ly robbed these dan- erous aiseases of their terrors o & great extent. and giving a feeling of immunity from their fat- a1 effects, that is well found-d if the remedy be taken in Season. Every family should have it n their ¢ oset for the ready and prompt relief of Sickness, suffering and_even life s timely protects negleet. it, 9 50 for th p ‘036 iz sudden attacks. . The prudent FPREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO.. LOWELL, MASS- Practical and Analytical Chemists SOLD BY.ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS . AND MINING EN. ING 8 the Renselaer Polytechnic N Y_ The oldest enginearing lea, ~Next torm begirs Soptem- THE WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the West. ber 161, Tiio Reglstor foe 1340 congains o list of thp graduaton foF he rast 54 Years, with thely itl 5; also, eurem of #tud7. requirements, Expenacs, wic. - Address DAVID i GRERNE. i “wdsaw THE GREAT APPETIZER---SURE Al "CURE For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUMP- TION, and all Diseases of ths THROAT and LUNGS. The most acceptable prepsration in the known w Lemon juice, you have an exel immeure and fnerens 8 5nd o its virtucs and Put up in Quart Size Bottles, giving More for the money than any article in comblabn CAVTION only MEDICATE Extract from Report of the Com TREASURY DEPA Mesars. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, 1171 Madison S Gromgme: | This compound. | .0 BAISAN OF TOLU 1o, while the whisky tax as liquor dealers Yours Respectt [ LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS the market. eale ey to palm off upon vow ROCK and KYE, which is the NMENT STAMP on sach bottla. ovE missioner of Internal Revenue: MENT, OFFICF OF INTERNAL REVENUI Chieago, 11, = au s MEDICINAL way Le epecial boy Proprietors, Chicago, llls. and DEALERS everywhere’ WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE SEE BY EXAMINING T i < {HIS COUNTRY, B fRasounTRY. Junction to 7 o, Washington, Fairieid, Conireville, Princeion. Trenton. Fon. Leaveawarth. Atchison. o Washing-on to 6120t ville: Rooxux to- Farci Tonsbort. Independant. ¢ Tis Is positiv erates 8 throukh | t Kansas “Through Expross man Vatncec equippad: ¥ roail ack s inla with ‘What wil pleas: o enjoin beautiral pea ficent Dining "Tre all Tieket Agents in ¢ For information not obtalnuvle at you A. KIMBALL, Gew'l Superintendent. ' CricAGo, with sl divergic~ lines 08 W East and - ith, AL FNGLRE DD, with (b0 L. 8. 8 3.5, 308 o W& A Wawn HEGuTS, with ¥, G @8 Py 7 r home ticket ofce, address. E. ST. JOHN, Sehnid W Pasday A b s CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, WINDOW And evorything ‘Fenainin SHADES. g to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST OEAS. 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street. #p 84 mon th st PRICES. SHIVERIORK : Imprr;oved Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. SFEe B Y They also make Buckey Culti The New Foree Feed Buckeve NGCLD CURES RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS aad Corps CURES RHEUMATISH, CURES COUGHS an €or'Ds CURES SORE THROAT.CURFS DYFTHERIA CURFS LAM BACK snd STIFE J0INTS CURES LAME BACK, and & CUTS and FRCISES CUTS und BRUISES. SOLD IN OMAHA PY ALL DRUGGISTS. 65 Go to Your Druggist for Mis Frecman's Kow National Dyes. o brightzess sod P. P.MAST & C0., SPRINGFIELD, e Improved Iron Eeam Walking or, with or without Sfrings. Drill, one or two Horse Styles Enquire for them at the best dealers, F. H. PUGH, Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb _ NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphreys’ im nieom sversork It Homeopathictnsy Been bn we 3o 3necific No. 28 Price §1 per vial ors £ 85, sent postacy HUMPHREY'S 5., New York. plzdkwlp | HOMEO. ME Hilnst. € DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN' LY LOCATED HIS MEZDe 16 (00 Tenth Stroet, - OMAHA, NEBRASKAL Offering his serviccn in ail doparments o ‘medicis 11‘4 surgery, bo In gesers) we Thect ‘Veite s chrosle dscascs O ‘couwited Dight sad day, sad will viefts "ot the city and councy on receipt of left , Blley of color they are assqualisd. Color V'8 ve, prica1s canta,