Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1880, Page 3

(i s 1221 'Farubun St, Omaha Patents, Pensions and Govern. meni Claims, 10 Genl € F. Mandor. aud T. L. Kimnall, Refers, 15 » A3, Poppiets ITHE DAILY BEE —_—— UMAHA PUBLISHING CO., PROPR.ETORS. —_— _— ¥18 Farnham, bet. 3th und 10k Streets /DEXMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 1 0o 1 3 Comp 1 seas, tn adyaoce (portpaid). . 8800 .00 00 JRAX A. ETORGRS. W. W. Baktuery STURCES & BARTLETT, B ; CHAFLES POWELL, OF T USTICE ¥ { { 1 cuns merey, oo 3, Orighess | b A- C. ToouP, Afi\flh’fl" AT LAW_0OToe fn Hanacom's Tiock. with @30 E. Pritchett, 1506 Faribum & OMAA, NEB. ) DFS 728 L THOMAS, ATYU“"H\' AT LAW-—Cruicksnank » Bulid ng, et A, M. CHADWICK, EY AT LAW—Office 1504 Parnham A. BWARTZLAKDE TTORNEY AT LAW—Cor. 10thand M WILLIAW A, FONDA. NEY D Fflm“i?:.:fk AT uh:l TR N, § - WM. L. PEABODY, L reons S e ==l P Patonts Procwred. @9 L Dougine .., TIURNEY A” LAW AND JUSTICE OF rv\ THE PES U2 St commor Fieeton o3#¥\ons Promptly Attended to. WA U'BRIEN & BARTLETT, Attorneys-at-Law, £. L. RERISON, A TR AT A om AT ot OMARA DS, EEmNTOMN, ATTORNEY “AT- LAW. KARDACH DLOCK. COR. DOUC- & ISTH STS. OMATA, NEB. W. J. Connell, Attorney-s%-Law. of p staim, fo Haogoom's g . corner Fitieenth nd Joun L K px Umas K. Revrox. Repick & REDICK, Attorneys-at-Law. Special atte: will be given to all wulte Maloet corpos of every deseription s will ctiw in &l the Courte of the State and the catee,"Oice, Forahamm Br appestts EDWARD AT o l 1 TTORY: A omahs Ne vk RARKE COBWIN, ¢ AT LAW-Jdéth “and i T | D Mcnanve, CHARDS & HUNT, Vo il Attorneys-at-Law. Sonth Pourtesnth Street. i g ; 3 . A FAMILY TONIC o ‘Notxawasned O AND P4 ‘syuemeIuwb(f AUOHTE ILER & G0, SOLE MANUFAOTURERS @WANA. Neh. L(P\ QB-YTS— FAD n remely_for all r, a.a Urinaty 16w T poweTy care #y, Frights Disc.s , i o oa DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., FRGP'RS, Toledo, £3r3end your addrem for our litte book, How a Lite was Saved.” Iam O. %o 1,CreightouBlock, | d | Standard Peaches, 31, ¥ o T | o | Tmevems N.W.R R, 5508 8, 2:40p. LQEoa s, S pm 8% ¥ R Ea0e, i, 20p.m. 30 2. m. Ofiiceopen from 12 01 p. m. Sundsys. TGOMAS F. HALL Fostmaster. e JEREINDR AU Bommaste Arrival And Departure of Trains UNION PACIFIC. 00 n Sundaty Excepted CHICAGO, RO K ISLAND & PACIFIC. OMANA & NORTHWESTERN AND SIOUX CITY & PACIF{C RAWNOADS. :00 8. m | Fxpres.....430p m. Daily Except Sundays. B &M R R in NEBRASKA. REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY. Hautings (1) 808 8. 1 | Bl B fltp.m‘ o 8 m P m | Indian loam | Bxprom 2 40pm | Mail WaBASH, 1. LOvLS ERIDGE DIVISION U. P. & R. Zivave Omahs, dally—S8 » m, 9. m, 10 8 m., Nam, -, 2P, @, 351, 6p. m, 6p. =, Leave Councll Blufle;—5:35 2, B, 8:25 a.m,, 1bp m, B P w m, on Omaha at 9 and 11 HiZ TR Counll Bl ¢ 925, 1265, m., and 2:25 and 6:25 p. m. ‘Pasexxomn TRAISS. Leave Omaha:—44. m, 7 5 My 830 0. m, 1 [ &8 7 T ‘ouvcil Biufisi— 615 & I, 9:40s. m,, 1140 s, m:525pom, 700 p. M., T:50 p. © Dally except Sundsy. OMAAA & REPUBLIGAN VALLEYR.R. Ve, AnmrvE. 10463 m, 485p,m, COMMERCIAL, Omsha Wholosale Markets. SYRI Extra choice and very bright Bright Table Drips. ... 45 New rieas Moliases 50 Arkek adranco e Tio, prime to choice. Ri pri o i N “S"Oysters, 2 Ib cans, ¥ case... v b Vs on, 1 Ib, ¥ dozen. e Tb, 4 dozen do 2 3 Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib, ¥ case - “7T'3 I, ¥ case case. ., ¥ case. rries, 210, ¥ case....... Blackberries, 2 I, ¥ case. Corn, 2 1h.¥ case. Apples, Gsl, ¥ doz. 5 Narrow Fat' Pear,2 Ib, ¥ case.. String Beans, 2 Ib. per case. SUNDRIES. £3:BBLLB8EHEES &Y 3 2 2 1 2 3 4 3 3 2 3 3 4 2 oz Greenwich Ly, peri Beans,per bushel Cheese full cream GLASS, Window Glass, 60 per cent. dis- count off list, HARDWARE. IRON. Common bar. . 3 Hore-shoo bar 3 Norway nail rod. B Cast plow. 9 Am. " cast, “tool 18 cumencati Jes'p's, Eng. do.. 2 oy vour i cur <y | Tens, upwards. 550 B'rd'Ws shoe g 5 50 * mule* 6 50 peak for themseives, To try nails—t 3 50 1 1ou can ot get thm o roitting us $3.00 we wil the_Bheumstie Cure, o #ix of <o #ile kemedy, by express Give plain directions or shipping. The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co. PIQUA, OHIO, C. F.{GOODMAX, Akt B . Fowien Jaxss K. Soor FOWLER & SCOTT, ARCHITECTS. Deeigns for bulldings of any description on exibibition at Jur offce. We have bad over 20 o eXpoticnon n devignlag wnd 4 Lo Pas buiiding an restiences Fiums ad 7 cotimates furnished on ghort notice, ROOM &, UNION RIOCK me08m ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND GON TRACTORS, The owner of the celebrated Kaolin Bauks, near LOUISVILI E, NEB., has. now ready at the depot at Louisvills, e B. & M. railrosd, 2 WEITE BRICEK to fill any order at reasonable prices, Par- tieg desiring a white front of oraamental Drick will do well o give s & call o send for sample. 4. T. & BOOYIR, Prop., p? K 11 7 61-2 Manchester | Merrimac 712 Merrimac shirtin 612 Richmonds et Richmonds, E. 712 e Fatatees 612/ Simptox's mouraing. .. 712 Simpson's black.... ... . 7132] stres. Awerican e ft 191 LUMBER. Framing, 18 ft. sndunder.... $20 00 ft. over 18, per M 50| No. 1,12 to 20 ft, 20 No.2/ 128020 ft 20 00| Sheeting, dressed, No. 1 2000/ e Siwed, ol Common boards, dres 2200 STOCK BOARDS, A stook 40 00 B = 35 00 o = 50 00 Common stock ... 2500 FLOORING, No. 1 flooring. [ No.3 foonee 25 Nos (“| %0 Yellow pine flooring, No. 1. 4500 SIDIxG. 200 2250 20 00 PIoRETS. No. 1 pickets, per M. 82 50 N jreem e M %00 ronseNa, 55 00 50 00 45 00 40 00 8500 283 gs8ss8 Lrnw wwoe Reose SHSRR - 8BH 75 00 50 1) Lame, bhi .. 35 " bulk, per b 10 Cement, bbi ... 50 Towa plaster, bbl . 50 Michigan plaster, bbl 75 Hair, per bu . 25 Tarred felt, 100 iis. 00 Straw board, “ . 00 O G battons, per 100 ft. lin. 25 Well curbing . A 0 Rough 4, and 2 in., in batts, per 100 ft. lin. 3 50 1 16 16 30 Iy 3 00 4000 50 00 100,00 7 15al7 10a12 2%l 50 4 108 210 118 123 125 2 00,8 00 common to 150 i 150 and, 90 per ceid 12 Rums, mixd Jamaica, per gal. 1 50a3 00 New England.. ... 20 Kennedy Bitters per gai 150 - = per case, 7 % Champagnes, plats in baskets. 25 00 Domestic champaigne. . 22 00 Port wine, 1 50a3 00 Sherries. 1 5083 00 275 295 225 s2 P 110a1 40 1502 10 75al 10 1 10al 30 Hemlock upper, yer foot . 25026 Oalk upper, per foot a6, Grain, upper per foot. 25 inings, per doz 8 00a9 50 11 00 3528 Simon per skin. glove kid, Boot webbine, per foo HARNESS LEATH! ER. An Honest Medicine kree of Unarge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly as Dx. Kixe's New Discovegy for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe- ver, Hoarsences, Tickling in the Throat, loss of voice, etc. This med- icine does por medicine can show one-halfso many positive and permanent cures as have already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For' Asthma and Bronchitis it is a_perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst eases in the short- est time possible. We say by al means give it a trial. Trial bottles free. Regular eize $1.00. For sale by 8(1)1y J. K. ISH, Omaha, Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best Sawve in the world for Cuts, Bruiscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapp- ed Hands, Chilblsins, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve ia guaranteed to give perfect satiafac- tiod in every case or money re fanded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8dly J. K. ISH, Omahs. CHICAGO SHOT TOWER (0. Manutactarers of STANDARD SHOT it i o g S iy Tty \CSVIIVTIVTI Ve re T, BE SURE TO BUY IT. THE BESTIN MARKET. E. W, BLATCHFORD & CO. Masutacturers of Lead Pipe,Sheetand Bar Lead, Block Tio, Pips sga Solider, Linseed O a5d Oi Calke. ORDERS SOLICITED. 13 }5\] 70 NOKTH GLINTON ST, CHICASG. | Republican Regist-ation. MILLARD PRECINCT. Albro H | Bloum John Bloom W A Bloom Ferdinand Bock Eick-rt Bock J Bull Chriet Broom Ksrsen Broom Henry Bloomer Cbrist Bloomer Henry Clausen P Dall Ches Delaf Tison | Delat Koye Denker T Ebener P Ebener C Folkstedt T Grot Chan Gelll Claus Helling Hans Holling John Heitasid Henry — Hollanbeck Joha Holl nbeck HoraceHollenbeck T Haas Claus Haas Fred Jense A Jacobson H | Jagen Charles Kelsey Henry Karson Henry Rareen C Limbrecht H Lempke John Latton H Marchow Christ Myers John O McDonild J McDonald H Mangold P Mechert C Mechert H PlumbechGeo Parish Fred, Porsch Henty ¥ Rieda Wi Reischel Eli Reischel Robt ~ Rerchel Wm Rolf Hoorich ~ Rulf Geo Ricks Claus Ricks H Rohwer Chas Schmidt T Sobl Justus Schlatz Frits Shin Ben Streitz I Streitz O Speck Eickert Sohroeder Fred Siert Mars Schuman Claus Traison Heary Utch Utch, Utch Walborg Wiechert Christ The above is a list of the republican voters of Saratoza precinct as far ss can be ascertained. Any oorrections ar additions will be made by me if handed in by Monday, August 23d. Jonx Brooy, registrar. " FLORENCE PRECINCT Bowers Wesley Chapman Mitchell Culbey Joseph Uole John Cowen R Cawles John Foster John Forgen Samuel Gunderson Bastion Hill William Hagg George Hyleman Robert Johneon Lars Laughlin John Moors Wallice Mead O Morton Ed H Price Thos Peck Luther Powell Lnf Parker R Perry N C Pries F Pries A Reeves Wm Ricker N H Reeves E Reeves Geo Stalon Jobn Spaulding A Smith F J Simpson John Vos's Van Curen Chas Wagner Jacob Weber Willy Weber Jacob Walker Thos Walker Edward Jacos WERER. Waterman M White Jareph Wilber Georga Certified to by, WEST OMAHA PRECINCT. Alix Tennis Buckley John Beson Peter Browne Oscar Burmeister A Bayer William M B tes J Martin Bassell Wm E Chapm'n C P Carston Avgust Deo Isadore Dell Frederick Eesley Wm D Buckley F § Browne Werley Browne Will Benedeem Melville Bates James O Bunda Joseph Clark A M Clemens Ashton Doll Leopold Fox Jeseph Fox Frank Feuman Moses Fillmora John Graable Claus Gilleepie J A Garretson John Hafelfnger Julus Hafelfinger Henry Hubbard G A Holt Samuel Hall James Kenyon Milton ~ Knutson Nick Kuahn John Kocbenemon RF Logs Eggert Lsnd Willis Lew Jossph Labs Ferdinand Lenbard Peter McClare J A Morse Wm Marcows Frank Maynard Fred McCutchan J A Organ Wm Post Dan Palmer HR Purker J N Pieroe J N Reobe Henry Roobe Henrick Ricd Fred L _Rotherey Edward Raver s Horman BRyan Chas J Renan Chris R smus-en M Ruhs Fred Reed David Seldon O B Stuhr Mark Stuhr Jas Sheeley John M Sheeley John (jr) Stark Wesley Sutphen Chas D Smith Henry . Sohulz John 2 Taylor J H Tiddens_Theodere Trisler Johu Turner Jas Tetrick Chas Tagnor Jos Vandercook Jas E Wilde Emil Wilson Dr TS Wold Poter Wiley-W T WehrerChas Wehrer buia Wehrer John Wilkis Guitave Certified to by Charles J. Rysn. —_— THE NEW YORE SANGMAN. DEPUTY SHERIFF GEORGE W. ISAACS— SOME OF THE CRIMINALS WHoM HE HAS EXECUTED. e York Letter to Cingiunati Gazette. The executioner who served at Balbo's execntion is considered the most apccessful_of his prof. e . He bas been more quarter of a contury in the business and is very proud of his skill. He may claim, indeed, that no failure or deluy has’ ocourred in any case that came under his hands. Deputy Sheriff George W. Isaacs, Tt is said that the name is assumed”in order to protect his family from notas- riety, but I do nat beligve the state- ment, He was deputy Tea888 beforo®hs. becamo baugman, and t men- ticned service came to him- in direct connection with his official duty. - He did e0 well that he wasremployed on. the next fi.i-:ul ;:miu‘ o mwm manner hs has bean ani the present day. Inlmuuc'-. tion gave him a reputation. ~Ewo rix- er pirates (Howlett ard Saul) ware to. suffer, and the was of much import- ance.” The prisoners were well known’ desperadoes, and had, while attempt= ing to rob a vessel at midnight, mur- dered the watchman, They bad also been political bullies, and at the scene of execution Saul shook hands with Tom Hyer, Bill Pocle, and other old sssocistes. . Becinning with Howlett and Saul in 1854, Tsaacs has assisted in exe- cating _ the following murderers: James L. Hoar, John Dorsey, James Rogers, James Stephens, John Cum- mins, Nathaniel Gordon, William Hawkins, Bernard Friery, George Wagaer, Jerry O'Brien, John Real, John Thomas, William Foster, Mi- chael Nixon and John Dolan. Al of these suffered in the tombs except Gordon, who was taken to Bedloe's Island, as his crime was punished - de= the federal laws. Isiacs has also Daen called to superintend execationa in other places, and ons of his most important jobs wax the Otero murder- ers. Tsaacs has related to me €6me of the facts connected with these pai ful scenes, each of which is sed on ‘memory. | His fee is £260, which may scom larea, bot when the sheriff Tecelves 81500, the chief functionsry may re- ceive a handsome share, He adopts the method practicrd by Marwood, | the famous London havgman, of plac: | ing the knot under the chin, instead | of at the ear. Ha claims it is more | effective, pr-ducing death by instaut strangulation -He always inferviews I-thg gofpanct in tima.to eatimate height alid welght, and providea 1pe of cor- responidiug _strength. His favorite naterial is I'alian hemp, and the cord (whichi is wually hulf inch) is satlic- ated ina chenical fluid prepared by himee'f. It is then slushed, ec 28 t0 b na 11 able as n ailkc_thraxd, These facts shows how closely Tsiacs has ap- plied hims-If to this fearful trade. No Jew has ever auff red the death ponalty in thik ity or Brooklyn, but Is=acs’once had great expectations of hanging Rubenstein, The latter, however, died in his cell a few days before the expected day. The Jews are not combative or .muderous, and the crimes which mray bo laid to their charga are chiefly committed for the sake of gain. Isaacs told me that the most reckless men he ever saw under such circumstances were the Span. fards Gonzales and Pellicier, who murdered Senor Otéro in erder to obtain his money One of them ex- claimed, as ho approached the gul- lowe: ““Ma no care ¥ James Rogers was_the youngest person ever hung, his ago being only eighteen. Ho mur- dered aman whom he had nevar seen befuro—in a_street brawl Among other thoroughly dapraved ouses that came under his hind were Stepheus, the wife murderer, Williym Foster, the carhook murderer, and_the above mentioned river thieves, Howlottand Saul, Replacing a Horse's Stioe. In the busy seas n_on the farm there is-often much time lost and work delayed by journeys to the black- smith shop. Many of the visits rre unavoidable, but when made for the simplo reseting of a singls horse-shoe, it is expensivo. A job Lke the rep'ac- ing of & *‘thrown”’ shoe should be done at home. It is not a difficult oe, and the needed tonls are_few and in- expensive. A light hammer, a paic of pincers, a punch, all of which every farmer's werkehop should contaim for other uses, and a faw horse-shoe nails ste all that is necessary. It might bo well to add slo a black- smith’s plane to smooth down the face of the frot, but fir the simple rosetting of the shoa this is not re- quired. It the shao is only lonse, it may ba tightened by driving up the old nails and clinching them anew, but it quite loose 1t had better be taken off, which can be done with the piucers, care being taken not to break the h of. -And the old nails should be removed by using the pun-h. The most difficult matter is the driving of the new nails, which must te so “pointed” at the end that they may not go into the “quick,” bu* como to the upper surface of the hoof an inch or 0 above the tole. This can be learned by watching a blacksmith, and if heisa good-natured ons he will wiltingly show how it is done. A littio practicé wi!l render it an easy matter to drive the vails in a proper manner. As the nals .are drisen through they ehould be turned down and afterwards nipred off with the pincars and curved in 16 held firmly. The work of resettinga_shce cau be quickly done and at a time_when no loss is incurred. The morning before work, or the honr of rest at noon, may be 50 employed and a j urney saved, of miles it may be, to the nearcst_blackemith. The thoe may come off at a time when replacing it at once will eave the labor of the team and hands for a helf a day or more, in which case the ability to reset the shoe is & very labor. saving sccomplish- ment, and shovld be possess:d by every economic and energetiz fatmer throughous the country. Call for Republican County Conven- tion. A republican county convention for Donglas county, consisting of seven dele- ASk the recor. red dvaoeptica.s 1. 1 lioua sufferers, vic. th you | fos Sisw, | Baaguazon. Tho Chespes g Srespest, Purest and et Family Medl: For DYSp R b, BlELOrERSIA, cox t i Purely Vegetable, Snisialog those Southern Roots and Terbs, wilch an_ wl-wite Providence has pisced I unties wher Tiver Do mx pebe: 1 B oL e by Brocmen o 5 STAPT ;{zm of KP i ack,Sidom or Jninta, tiem; Sour Stomuch® tenatel Memor, alnt are & mouth; Pain in the Lo of_Apr Loes tion of hating fal 0 Bate been s yellow ap. Cough of. h Teaclons remedy for burn and Dywereis, Rezuluior. Lewis G. Wnnder, Stroet, Assistant Post - Master, rermmally, and wOr v W tor Telagrsph and. Messenzer, CrACTURED OWLY WY ZEILIN & CO., ¥ DELPHIA, PA. Price, 8100 8u1d by all Dragztata, ontendawl v nome castly mate. Gostly Triin& Co. Rortiand, Me GO EAST ~VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RALLW.AY. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! It Is the SHORT, SURE and Safe Route Betwesn COUNCIL BLUFFS —awo— | CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE aad all potats EAST and NORTH. FR3 THE TRAVELING D PUBLIO MORE N ANY UTHER ROAD IN THE WEST. Itfs the ONLY ROAD betwoen COUNCIL BLUFFS and CHIOAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! 10 addition to theseand to pirase all ciames of traveers, 1 clves FIRST-CLASS MEALS at iis EATING STATIONs at 50 conta cach. T3 TRAGK 18 greet maiLs | S COACHES ARE THE FivesT ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS Tt 50u wish the Best Traveling Accommoda- tn8s0u will buy vour ticket bythis Route £ AND WILL, TARE NONE OTHER. Al Ticket Agenta can w1l vott Throuth Tickets Via this road ard Check tausl Bag- Rage Free cf Charge 14 Farntam St Pucific Depot. n Color-do Central and ket Office. "UANCISCO OFFICE—2 Now Montgome. OMAIIA TICKET OFFICE: c , ete., ot ob. e, address any KIDNEGEN is hichly recommended and unsurpassed for Weal or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright's D: . Loss of Energy, Nervous Debilify, or any Obstr ho from Kidne: Bladder Diseases Also for Ye or Blocd and Kidney Dy the distillsttr di-covered K DNE depo-tts for tu the membra eticn i ion, showlog It effecte A1 ¢/ iinten and under all Taci. s esp <laily will, lite 18, ment Stamp. which per Uroxiste, Otter Persors every where. age: t of the Company, or MARVIN HUCHITT, Gen'l Managor, HICAGO, JAMES T. CLARK, Gen'l Ag’t Omaha & Councll Blufts. W. H. STENMITT, Gon'l Pass. Agent, A CHEMICAL Thoush = thou ard = Guntain faem, © MANUFACTURED BY Mast, Foos & Co., Springfield, 0. The Strongest, and lost Darable WIND ENGINE Ia the Werld. Hundreds in neo in Towa and Nebraska Scld SHORT LINE 1880. K.C. ST.JOE&C.B.R.R,, Is the ouly Direct Line to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA snd the WEST. No change of cars betwean Omahs and 8t. Louls and but one between Omaha and New York. SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS stern & Western Citles ing) EFFSEE THAT YOUR T &3 Vis Kans City, St. ey £ Clnneil Bluffs K R, via SU8a £ Jcorndst. Lotia. w2 Ticketa for sale at. all coupon stations ta the Jomepn J.'F.BARNARD, A C. DAWES, Gen'l Supt., & inket Ag't Jogeph, Mo st Joneph, Mo, W. C. SEACHKIST, Ticket Agen., 214 Fifuecnih Strner, betwoen Farmbam and Tionglas, Union Biock, Omaba, 308, TEHON, ‘A B. BARNARD, Pass. Agent, Omaba. Gen'rl Agent. Omaha. IOUX CITY & PACIFIC AND St. Paul & Sioux City RAILROADS. The Old Reliable Sioux City Route! 100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE! From COUNCIL BLUFFS to ST, PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH, or BISMARCK, And all pointatn Northern Jowa, Minnesota and Dakota. Thid line is equipped with the Im- roved Westinghouse Automatic Air Brakes and filler Platform Coupler and Baffer. And for SPEED, SAFETY AND GOMFORT unwurpassed. coping Carv,owno and controlled by the com ¥, run_ Through With.ut Chango between by Dealers in ncarly every counts. This cat representa our Buckeye Force Pump which is particalariy adapted to Wind Mill nse, as 1t works casily and throws a constant gates from each city ward, and tiree del- ates from each country preoinct, will be eld at the court house, in the ci Omaha, on Saturday, August 28, 18- 2 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of nom- nating candidates for the following of- > o senators; elght members of the house of representatives; one county com- missioner; also seventeen delegates to rep- unty in convertion to saator for the Sixth sen- also seventeen delegates to represeat Dougls county in conver.tion to nominate & district attor ey for the “Third judigial flistriet; alss seventeen del- egates to represent Douglas county in the state couvention t be held at Lincoln, Bey umh’-vl,fib. — i Primary _elegtions for the purpose of chooeing delegites o the connty omven- tion ta be held in the various wards of the ciby of Omaha, on, Thursduy, August 2% 1880, between the hours of 3. m. and 7 Y. ., and in the country precincts on the same day between the h-urs of 6 p. m. and 9 p. m., the place af : clding primaries in the various wards and precincts ate as fol- ~ws: Tirst Ward—Patr's drug store, corner of Tenth and Howard streets. Second Ward—L gine house No. 3, Six- eenth street. Tnird Ward#Rosenfeld’s commission ‘house, Douglag'street. Wazde= AL the sheriff's office in street school house. ine house No. 1. . Chicago Precinct — Burney'’s school ‘house. Donglas—Cas<idy’s school house. 2 sohool house. orence~Flotence & hool house. Jeffermoa—School district No. 14, A7ale=MoArdle school hoise, lard school Iu-use. :y—B. C. White's store, Val; ey Station, ‘Baratoga—Sarstoga school honse. Union—Irvington school house. West Omaha—School house No. 46. 'The primary elections to be held under and in accordance to the foll .wing rules adopted by the Douglas conntry central comuittee, at a meeting held in the city of Gmaha, on Saturday, July 31, 1880: irst, No person shall be-permitted to vota unless his name, shall appear on the rojsistered list «f republican voters for the ward or precinct in which he resided. econd. Every republican citizen of the county who shall be eligible to vote at the next general election shall Te entitled to registration under such regulations as the ive committee Moy hereaiter pre- = ribe, Third, The lists of registered republi- an voters of each ward and precinct shall be. fuhlisl\gd in one or more pape s for gen- eral information and Correction within ons week before the day set. for the pri- mary-election, and a cortified copy of the rrected_ragictration lists «f each ward and precinet shall he posted at. the place designated_for holding primary clections three days baforo the primary elction is Fourth. o additions shall be made to any-registration st after it has been post-- ; but if any per-on whose name appears -0n the registey list, is disqualified by non- Toviderice_or-Bny other cause, and Dotice £ that effect-is sérved upon the ‘chairman of the county committee after fegistration has closed, the name of such party shall ‘be plsced on_the black i and hia vots shall rejected by the judges. - 2 Fifth. The executive committee shall one clerk of slection for each ward: and one supervisor,.one judge and cne clerk for each precinct, and_establish. each rregala. tions for the ‘can¥ass of Teturns and pre. vention of repeating and other {rauds, {hat may be deemed necessary; Sixth. The certified returns from each ‘ward and precinct, together witl the bal- Tots, poll-srs, tally-sheets and. the. rogis. tration lists, properly sealed, shall be de- Tivered to the secretary of the county dom- mittee within thirty-six hours after the primary election has been held, and these Teturns shall be by him opened in the pres. ence of the executive committee on the 28th day of August, at10a. m. e ex- ecutive committee shall examine these re. tarns, sad i publio session award creden. Tiala o each dalogate, o, apon. bis ordis s to bi . P8, McCongas, Chairmas. Sixczox Bioox. Secretary appoint. one ‘supervisor, two_judzes, and [, stream, and does Dok freezs up in the cold- est weathor. Send for prico list W. H. RAYNER, o Western Ac't, Omaha, always Cures aud nover disap= oints. The world's great Pain= eliever for Man and Beast. Cheap, quick and relinble. PITCHER'S CASTORIA is not Narcotic. Children grow fat upon, Mothers like, ard Physicians recommend CASTORIA. It regulates the Bowels, curcs Wind Colic, allays Feverishness, and de- stroys Wor WEI DE MEYER'S CA- TARRH Cure, = Constitutional Antidoto for this terrible mala= dy, by Absorpticn. Tho most Important Disdove.y since Vac= cination. Other romedies may relieve Catarrh, this cures at any stagn sets in. befors Consumption SANTA @reatest iFcovery of the Age. Wonuerul dixcoveriewin the warld have becn mada g8 wh Among oths 81 '+ Santa Clan stayed, Culdren oft I really e Last year au And don i oppedin T of woprless the ke heings ppearcd op ach kand: There . were. monntains ks ours, with mors beaatifal vrcca, And far-brighwer siies than ever were seen, Birds with the hues of a rainboy were foand, e flawes of cxruisite fragrance were Grow ing azonud, Not Toug wers they I6ft to wonder In doub, ' the; had heard much ebout, Tw ta Claus’ eelf and thiecriey all say, e laoked Hko the picture? eseeevery day. Ho droveup s tesm that looked very queer, "Twas a tea instead of reindeer, Ho showed thom all over his wondertul realrs, ‘Aud faetoties making zoods for women and mén, Furriers woro working on hats great and small, To Bunce's thes said they were saadiog them sil ria Kingle, the Glove Maker, (0ld thein at once, All 0¥ Gloves we are sending to Bunce; Santa shows tbem suspenders and mary things more, Saying § alas oolc these to'Triend Bunce'a storo. Santa Claus thon whispeced.a secrct he'd ol A i Oiaha cvory one knew Bunco wel e therefore a'iousd send his ¢ Knowing his friends will get thoir full shas Now remember yo dwellers in Omaha tonn, Al who want preseats te Punce’s go round, For shirts, collars, or gloves Send your sister or 13t one ‘Bunes, Champioa Hatter of 136 reot, Omais cars, A West, Douglas found anawland, | § Urioh Vacific Transfer Depot, CotneilElufts, and &, 7 UnionPacific 22~TEN HOURS 1x Avvaxcs or ANY Ornee Rovre. a.m. Be aurc that your tickets read vi EP R R F. C. HILLS, Superintendsnt, Missour! Valley, Iowa. P. E. KOBINSON, Ass't . Agent. “amily Use. Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and o G th neames exgrees Tt not found at your Druggista or Grocers, wo will & ofie to you LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, lils. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS everywhers, Wholesale asents in O prices. WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE < SeE B e ND & PACIFiC E EAST & THE ROCK ISLA NG LINK BETW Huionts, with apL R R P D& B FEE L ae i Fow s L € Ny and T. P& W, i it the Davenport S abbe TS S ey, i o .1t & A R Yk Cenbint o Rk, 5§ U B tral Towa I tan MBS S UNCTION. Wi MW A, miln - on i OO £ Qi A ppreciating the fact that & majorits of tha J3.'H. ERYAN, Southwaatern Freight and Pagsenger Agent. myB0-tf ‘Cour.cil Binfls THROUCH TO CHICACO Without Change of Carsl THE CHICAGO BURLINGTON & (QUINCY RAILROAD. With Emooth ard Perfect Trook, Elegant Pas- senger Ccaches, sud PULLMAN SLEEPIXC & DINING CARS fs s krowledged by tho Press, and sl who It tzavel uvor it, 10 be the Best Anpointed and Best Manigod oa in the Country. PASSENGERS GOING EAST Should bear in mind that this Is the BEST ROUTE TO CHICACI, And Points East, North aud Nor:hwsst. Passongers by this Koute have cholcs of FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, And the Advantage of Six Dally Lines of Palaco Blcoping Cars from Clilexgo to New York City Without Change. 2 SLEEPING AND D'NING CARS +. eSuningion Koute. concernme Routes, Rates, 1ime s etc., wil be Information Conect! HCOCK. Gew'l Vauazer. - Gen. Westa Pass. Ag't. 3.0. PEILL{®PI, 8t. Jos., Mo, Genoral Agest, Omaha. H. P. DUEL, feps-d1 THcket Agent, Omaha, AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as Coughs, Colds, Whoosing Cough, Bron- chitis, Asthma and Consumption. The fow_ com tioun, whith oo the confidence . of mankind and become housahold words, among not only o bue many atlons, b\ must " have extraor: di ary virties. Per. 0 ane_ever wi. itwo long a4 Avze Curasy 1 Bom RaL. 1t S fES s been knov to the public about £ rty yoars, by a long continued of_marvelous cures, that have won for in its virtues, never oqualiod b ic ‘makes the most ¢ cures for Cougha, Colds, Conmumptior, can bo wade by medical skl e that Indeed, the CuEZRaY Prc1onas has se-lly rébbed: these dan i the remedy be Every family should bzve it i their ¢ oset for the ready and prompt relief of its facmbers. sickness, suflering and- even Ml 18 ¥aved by this timely protection. The prudent #hould 1ok neglect it, and the wise will not. Keep it by you for the proteciion it afords by ita timely use in sudden attacks. PREPARED SY. DR. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lu VELL, MASS- Tractical and Analytical Chemists SOLD BY.ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS I MELIC TANICAL, AND MINING EN NG at the Renselser Polytechnie N Y_ Th engineering . Nextterm begins Soptem- he Register for 1830 contaios also, 2 | Exponces, sic” *Address DAVID AL GRERNE, | Direstar. codiwiv “Tickets vis this Li all 'Ficket Agents in the ot obea KIMBALL, Gen'l Superintendent. CHAS. SHIVERICK. FURNITURE, BEDDING, FEATHERS, WINDOW SHADES. And everything [Fena.ining to the Furniture and pholstery Trade. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW COODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. OELAS SHIVEBRIOK 1268 and 1210 Farnham Street. 2 % mon th ast Improvedr Buckeye Combined Riding Corn Cultivator FOR 1880. They also make Buckeye Improved Iron Keam Walking Cultivator, with or without Sjrings. The New Force Feed Buckeye Driil, one or two Horse Style, Enquire for them at the best dealers, i PE[GH. Gen. Agent, Umaha, Neb NERVOUS DEBILITY Humphreys ? Vital Weaknoesand Pross trath o from overwork m radically Homeopathictiity 2 7Specific No. 28« Price 31 per vial or CURFES RHEUMATISM. CURES COUGHS COLDS. CURES RHEUMATISM, CURES COUGHS and COLDS " DR, PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN 1sAS PEXMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFIC) —_—— CURES SORE THROAT. CURES DYFTHERIA. § LAM - BACK and TIFF JOINTS FS LAMF BACK, and ST INTS, e e e CURESBI (N3, CUTS and BEUISES, CURES B RNS, CUTS nnd BRUISES. OWAHA, NEBRASKA % his serviess in all departments o and_ surgery, bath in genersl s special pract ico, acute snd chonie discasen. Ca be conmuited night sad day, s wi) dw'te of the city s0d conaty o receigt of fer'y s 198 Tenth Street, SOLD IN OMAHA GGISTS. | medicine £A7Go to Your Drazgist for Mis Freeman's Kow National Dyea, For rightoess and durs vy of color they are GasquALed. Color 3 %o | 528, price 15 osata,