Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1881, Page 4

ing st the park. yauy G meels to-night. vew stock of cigars at Saxe's. —Oysters, 20c, 25c,and 400, at Buflett’s, —See Polack’s advertissment. . —Luubips bulk perfome st Kahn's —Morerabbits at Buffett’s. —Besticigars in town at Saxe’s « the happy futher of & bouncing boy. —C. L. Hart, M —Opp. postoffice ~Whipple, McMillan & ¢ ert; Creighton Block. Waxteo—Fity ithousand dollars county bonds. H. T.RCY —Mes, Delianey reads at the Unitarian church to-night. @—Injthe police court yesterday ‘plain drunks paid §2 and costs each < D.,—Eye and Ear, the jewels a26-tf of wo —Oranges and lemoms doren, ut Buffett’s —The Wabash was f Taland fifty minutes late, yesterds —There was a very heavy sengersjout on the no —A cold, raweast wind hus been blow- ing ever since about ‘midnight last night. —As the ground-hog saw his shadow Wedneatay, we may lo_kfor a late speing. —For Lauds, Lots, Houses and Farms ool over Bomis' uew column on flest page Bergains. “Uncle Tow's Cabin duoed atthe Academy again this evening, —We desire to call attention to Cruick® shank & Co.'s great sale of domestie goods advertised on first page. —Xiots, Farms, Houses and Lands. Look over Bemis’ new column ot bargains on 1st Pz, —An incipient blaze iu Martin's tailor shop, on Faroam street Wedne-day was ©ehecked by Officer 0"Donohoe, ‘who broke in the door and threw a blazing Iamp into the street. fAb'ut thirty members of Humboldt Todge. 71, 1. 0. 0. F., of Council Minft, visited Allemannen lodge, No. 8, of thin city, Wednesdsy st the lodge room. After the lodge was over sll repaired to the Hotel de Goos for lunch. —It mey interest mourmers of bad weather to know that the Sioux of Spotted Tail's band ssy that this is tie werst winter in the memory of their old- est men. So reports s gentiemen just down from the Siouxcountry. —We learn that there is & strong prob- ability that the Lwo men acrested in Con- cordia, Kansas, as the Bloomington safe robibers will be discharged. Henry Ho- man, of this city, lef: yesterday to see if he could identify either of the parties as the person who stole their fine rig recently, —Wednesdsy Hons, W. J. Broatch, Jobn A, McShave, Heury Bollu, of Donglas county, and Senator H. F. Coady, of Utoe county, who are members of the board of teade, were appointed by President Boyd a consnittee to confer with a committee from the Lincbln board of trade in regard to proposed changes in the existing collece tion and exemptio: laws of the state Secretary Allen notifed the above commit tee of their avpointment, will be pios Fresh eggs 45c per dozen, at 7. A. MoShane's, 23rd apd Ouming streets. No. 2 of the Unity ccurse will be given to-night in the Unitarisn church. 26th afiniversary Entertainment of Omaba Lodge No. 2, 1.0.0. F. All ‘members of the L. 0. O.F. holdiug invitatious to the eutertaln- ment given by Omshs Lodge No. 2, must present the asme at the door to entitle admission, sud all resident members of 2,8, 10,20, uot in re- celpt of invitatious, are covsidered as guosts, as welt ss all transient Odd Fellowe 1 gooa standing. 132t Ep. G. Riey, Sec'y, The Rochford Watch beats any watch for close runiug on record, Oall and cen theff and get the price at Eproms & Ericksox, Y5 Dadevdsropodn. O, e The Orsuge (N. J.) Chronicle says of Mre, Delaney: Carletou’s *‘ Betsey and Lare Oat” was recited by Mrs, Delaney with s wonderful desl of -expression and drawatie power. Later in the evening she gave ‘Tam ‘O'Shaater” with much spirit, her ges- ticulations being marked with grace. e PERSONAL PARAGRAPHY, A, Hospe, Jr., bns gone east for goods, Lioutennut Burke has returned from the ool 2 Hon, J. W, Pollock left for his home at Weat Point yesterday - Mx. Duston, f Chicago, editor of Dun 0m's Spirst, i in the city. “Dr. 8. D. Mercer -ml "umly retmned rom’ Jast night “D. B. Ball, deputy U. s warehal, went ‘wet to-day to Sidvey. W, & Alstadt, “Little Bismarck,” went west yesterday to North Platte, John Ball, the Tenth ‘street druggist, Tt bobt qorfined %o his howse fof. thras A. ¥ Toussin, gener:l manager of the B. & M. in Nebyoawe in from the east yesterday. C. J. Duriee, of the Union Pacific conetsuction and ‘bhilding department, hes gone do New York on business. Mr. H. K. Hathaway, for nine years in the U, 8. sigual service,urvived Wednesday from New York wit the intention of lo- eating here, He has secured the position of book-keeper in_the liquor house of M. A McNamara. Ex-United States Senator Bill Nye, of ‘Wyoming, arrived in Council Bluffs yes- mfim»-flwuwmw n the United States senate in consequance of wit ad humor. ~[C. B. Globe. “Nye in still in the city today the s to be taken wlfll du allow- ance. The senatorial honors will be news b Ve HONNER 1309, Donglas etreet, has the largest and best stock of Honse Tarniching Goods in the city. jo-tf BGGS, BUTTER. Plonty of EGGS, fresh bster, fresh herrings, smelis, etc, ets. "wqandl-m..,.. able 0r Call of diminative aud Cerds, suit- THE NATURAL TERMINTS, The Future Outlook for the A Young Woman's Trials in Gate City of the West, Brormous Figures at Which | Real Estate is Held | Here. | Railroad men who are posted in the slgus of the times predict tbat 1881 will be a most impertant year in the history of grest rallway lines. Arti- cles of incorporatior. are belng fled in | this city snd state smost every week for lines, while porth, south, east and west the same activity prevails. In couversa- | tlon with a Be reporter last everiog | a well known railrosd man said: | “You must be ou the look-out now, | for the castern roads will be coming \ 1ato Omaha before you kuow it.” “I « question of time ooly sud a | very short time. I think the Watash | has delayed already too long, and the C. B. & Q. is taking through freight | from Omaha vis. Plattsmouth all the | time, on the quiet.” The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paol road is coming this way, and there Is o doubt about it. Thoe Nann. cil Bluffs papers are elated over (he prospact, but thatOmahais theobjective | point aud will be_the torminus of all theso lines Is evident from tho atti- tude of tho various railway mansgers in all their deliberations, as well as from the tone of the leading journals ot the country. The Chicago Times of recent date says : “It {u stated, appatently by author- ity, that the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway company intends to buiid, during the present year, line of railroad from Cedar “Rapids to Council Bluffs, which will complate another trank line between Chicago and Omsha. T-> compsuy bought, aboata year i, the Chicago and Pacific railr 1, extending from Chic ago to Byrox:, znd last season extend ed it from Bjrca to Savanush, on the Missietppi river. At this pointan iron bridge has been c.mylmd recently, connecting the new road with the com- pany’s Sabula branch to Rapids. Thronzh trains from Chica g0 to Dedar Rapids are now ran over the rosd. The directors of the St Paal company have recently autho- rized the extension of this live to Oour cil Bluffe, and the preside:t and general manager has been empowered by them to arranze for the immediate bailding cf it. The route of the yro- posed extension lies nearly widway be cen the linesof the Chicago and Norshwestern and the Chicago, Rock Tsiand and Pacific c :mpanies. The aver :e distance between thess two lines, in crossing Iowa, i The distance from Omaha is about 270 miles, and it ‘is claimed by officers of the St. Panl eompany that the provosed line will be shorter by thirty or forty miles thau any existing liny be' ween Chicago and Omaha. Tt is a part of the same plan tobuild a branch from soms point on | the proposed. extension to Sioux © where conuection will be made w the company's system in Dakot which now embraces over 400 road. Thie branch will be between sixty and seventy miles in lengt The interview recently published in the Bex, with & government director of the Union Pacific railway, probably stated the correct outcome of the whole matter, viz.: The passeuger ‘business of all the lines will be trans- acted In Omaha, while the freight wil, new | years past. and made snug little for BY FAITH ALONE. Endeavoring to Reach Her Brothers in San Francisco. She Brings Up in Omaha with One Cent snd a Loaf of Bread as Assets, At the 10th street depot our report- arThuralay metayoung lady whoin her efforts to reach her two brothers, who have been in San Francifco for some tunes there, has had an experience which would dishearten a man and | must be coubly hard on « roprescata- tive of the gentler sex: Maria Eva Bab comes from Ger- many, and is but tweniy-six years of age. Shelanded in New York City | about a month ago, with but Bfty- eight dollars, and the fare to San Franclsco being $65, emigraut rale, she determined to wait there until she ! THE STATE FAIR. Important Improvements Con- ‘ templeted for Next Fall. | The board re - assembled at the Withnell House at 9 o'clock yes- terdsy. Present — Hon. G. W. E. Dozsey, chairman, and Meesrs. J. O. McBride, Willisms, Walker, Farnas, Dunham, Hartman and Wheeler. Gov. Furnas stated that the total amount of premiums on agricultural products this year would be §7680 and horticultural $1099. Speed, $5000. This is an increase of abont one-third over the premiams of last year. It was stated incidentally that the board started in at this point last year without a eent, and came out with abont $6,000 cash, and thatafter the round-up of mext fall they would probably have a bal- ance on hand of $10,000. This epeaks pretty well for the pro- priety of retaining the fair at this point. The bond of Chris. Hartman, treas- could communicate with her brothers. In the meantime she secured a position in which she could put in her time, while awalting a letter studying After a delay of four weeks, which cost her §28, she ocon- cluded to proceed on her way, in hopes of getting through soms way, rather than to stay in the city until she bocame penniless. Unfortunately she fell the hands of swindlera at the outset. She paid for passage from New York to Pittsburg, at least a double prise and from thence to Omsha §12 more went to pay for ber ride. She arrived in this city yosterday with fifty-six cents and being anable to go any further came ap town and secured lodging for the night for which she paid ffty cents. Returning to the depot with daylight, she invested a nickel of her remsining store inaloaf of bread upon which she subsisted during the day, washing it down with an occasional drink of water. She was thus left with jut one ceut capital and over two thousand miles from her destination. She made herself and her condition known to Mr. B. Hansen, the dep it agent, ¢nd gave him the former address of her brothers, sud he telegraphed to San Francisco during the sfternoon, with what success we have not yet learned. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Ladies it is your interest to avail yourselves of this rare opportunity to porchuse your : resses, Closks, Dolmavs and Uliters now at cost to close them out and mske roem for spring goods. Such: a chance sa this, to obtain fine 1 ite Bug into goods at low prices, seldom off sef. McDoxarp & Harwso, todth 1408 Farnham Streo:. THE TUMBLE. Eggs 45 cta. per dozen, at Willis M. Yatos. Mrs. J_ J. Delaney will give her remarkable character impersouations to night, reading Yankee, Irish ani Scotch pieoos. Mrs. Griffey will sing several of her popular songs, at the e done at the U. P. transfer, or Lake station, as it is called. In view of these facts it is mot sur- prising that real cstate men in this city are ssking unprecedented prices for land. A prominent capaitalist told our reporteryesterday that behad bsen trying for some time past to pro- cureseveral acres of land on oue of thehills about the city for a certain parpose, sud that while the land was really considered higha few months ago at 8250 per mere; he had offerad $400 per acre for if. The owners refused to part with. it at that price, but offered to sell for $300, and said they were not avxions £> Qlspose of it even at that price. Straws Indicat the way the_tida.ia Unitarian church. The Ladies, Many of whom have tried and bought the Royal St. John Sewing Machine, prefer it to all others, It fs more convenient, simple and light running. Try it and be convinced of its superl- ority over the old style, fogy ma- chines. A most excellent entertainment to- night at the Unitarisn church, in which Mrs. Delaney will give several most amusing impersonatio If your watch does not keop good time take it to Edholm & Erickson, the jewelers, and have it made asgood asnew. All work warranted. Rail- flowing, and the unprecedented prep- arations by business men for building this year, and the Aact that every bank in the city will within & year's timego int> new and ‘more commodi- ous quarters, shows that Omaha is on the eve of an advance in growth and prosperity that will be a marke pe- rlod in the history of the city. The Union Paclfic is sending out its foroes already and the C. B, & Q is resching forward into the new terri- tory, to the westward, and the statcs and torritories wost of the Misslssippl will, during the coming year, see hun- dreds of miles of new railroads buil, which_will unite vhe _hitherto in- sccessible regions and give Omaha & trade that will remain forever tribu- tary *0 her. I want it distiuctly understood that e Teoywd SbTakn 35 tho_ondy mar chine which sews the same when run backwards &y forwards, other sgents statements o the conirary notwith- standing. Dore B. Corry, State Agent. The second number of the Unity Lyesm course of lecture will be given at thc Unitarin church this eves sad will copsist of dramatic rea by Mrs. 3. J. DeLaney, of New York, snd tongs by Mrs. Griffey, of m. city Z‘ Public Telephone Offices. The Omaka Electric compsny, pro- prietors of the Omaha Telephone E- chauge, will, in a few days, open pub- lic offices at: J.H. Fruchaul's news store, lower Faroam street. Saxe's drag store, corner Farnam a1d Thirteenth streets. Unlon Pacific Passenger depot M. Parr's drug store, corner How- udn III% Toll_:t.h streets. . Titos’ dray etere, Thirieenth and Jones slreets. W. J. Whitehouse's drag store, north Sixteecth etreet. Edward D.etrich's drug store, street. . T. Ferguson's drug store, corner Twelfth and Dougias strest. ~ Noa-subseribers will not be allowed 2 ua> other talephones without con- set o the corner Cum- road work s spoclalty. Don't forget the place, Ensonx & ERIoxsox’s, Opposite U. S. P. 0. MASQUERADE. Shoes and Slippers for Masquerades at H. Dohle & Co., Leadiag Shoe Store. Dou't fail to hear Mrs. Delancy in Tom O. Shanter and Betrey and I Are Out, rhe can’t ba hest. Master George E. Tilton, ten years of aze, Towa's noted boy temperance lectarer, will deliver his now lecture on temperauce to-morrow evening, at the First . E. church, Do not fail to hesr him. A small edwittance chnrged todefray_expenses Dan’t fail to hear Mrs. DoLaney re- cite “Betsey and I are Out.” Uncle Tom's Cabin. Draper’s combinatioa produced this well-known drama at the Academy Iast night to a crowded houss. At 8 o'clock the doors had to be closed against the crowd, and hundreds were turned away. This afternoon over a thousand psople asssmbled in front of the Academy entrance, under the Im- pression that there was to be & mati- nee, but were dissppointed. The house could have been packed again, asit was at yesterday's matines. The crowd to-night will no doubt be even greater than last evening, and those who expeet to get .a will Lave to go sarly OLD JEWELRY Can be mel:ed over and made into any style to suit, at prices to suit all cus- tomers, EDHOLM & ERIOKSON The Jewelers, oppusite Prstoffice. | Ses thoee ELEGANT IMPORTED HAMBURG EDGINGS aud in- setious, at COOPER & LARD'S MERCANTILE BAZAAR, 1518 Dodge street. 1158 FURS! FUES!1 FURS 111 Ladies' and gents’ far goods oi ev- ery descripiion st the Fuc Maoufac- tory, opgosite postoffics, Omaba. - All go0ds ace warranted. Hssar G. Riouras, Farrier urer, In the sum of $10,000, with D. T. Mount and J. H. Batler as suretles, was, on motion, approved. Taking up the subject of the print- ed premium list it was determined that it should contain advertisoments, ss heretofore, but should be changed in size to a duodecimo, 5 by 8, the book not to exceed four oances In welght, to be printed on 36 pound paper. Ten thousand copies were ordered. The board resolved to receive zealed bids for this printing at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and made the proviso that the list shoutd be ready for delivery by Avril 15th, The directors of the Priving Park Assocition being present the subject of repuirs- and improvements at the grounds was taken up. J. J. Brown, Ex ted that they would probably add thirty feet to the grounds on the north eide and per- haps enlargs theamphitheatse, though the latter was not yet determined upon. The naturs of improvements made would depend somewhat upon the season. In regard to the amphitheater, or arene, for the display of fine etock, ho said, {u respouse to inquiri did not think it would te j the citizens to ask them to subscrite any more, and that whatever improve- ments were made would have to be by an as of the as i Mr. Doreey stated that the board would hike a new hall for horticultural displays. Toe nomber of stalls is probshly sufficient, and Omaha has the best stalls in the country. Ou the subject of water Me. Brown s'ated that the present wells would be sunk deeper and that new ones would ba dug. There would be nine good big wells next yesr, and a plentiful supply of good water. Prof. Williams offered a resolution 1o the effect that it was the sense of this bosrd that such imiprovements ae were made, in addition to the $500 to be expended m putting the grounds in orier, be firsta horticultural hall, 40x100, snitable for the display of horticaltural products, and if anything further was cone it should be in the direction of the arena proposed by Mr. Walker. A suggestion was made by Mr. Dorsay which seemed to meet with sp- proval that if such arena beconstracted it be about the judge's stand to that it mig' t also be used to walk horses around between heats, and would at the same time allow the occupants of the grand stand a good view of the stock exhibited therein. i After a full discussion of a plan for a0 arena, for exhibiting stock and for walking tha speed horses when they have ended the various heats, it was decided to fence off the quarter stretch north of the judges’ stand so #s to combine both of the above ob- jeots. The horticultural hall to be erected was jeft for future location by the mangers of the Driving Park asso- ciation, The managers received the rauce, from their conference with citizens of Omaha, that the State Fair would be the largest and best ‘managed ever held. Prosident Clarkson wss made s special committee to make arrange- ments with the railrosd companies for rates and sccommodations for the Fair, The contract for printing the sn- nual premium list was awarded to Gibson, Miller & Richa ernor Furnas was allowed tifty dollars for compiling the list. O her business of minor importance was transacted. For an umateur reader Mre. De- Laney hus unusual gifta and cannot be spoken too highly of, her voice Is pleasing and capable of considerable modalation, but she excels moat i ber dvscription of Yankee Dinlect (Orange Chroniole.) FRESH CALIFORNIA RANCHE EGGS. Only four days out from that suony land whero spring, with her al sunshine and gentle rains, has already clothed the vallies with grassy green. For sale by Frexrxe & Co. feh2-3t. ———— Irisn and Lesgue. There was a special meeting of the Irish Land Leaguo last evening to make arrangemeuts for the proper re- ception of Mr. James Redpath, who is to be hero on the 14th instant, and will lecture ob the Irish land war. Upwards of 600 tickets wers distribu- ted aud meny more will be glven out to-morrow for distribation. The lectare will be given iu the Academy cf Music, and arrangemeats will be made for epecial rates on all railroads to bring delegations from adjacent towns and citics on that night. There is great satisfaction at the action of Irich leaders in leaving pseliament in a body, aud hopes are expressed that they will rem.in out and allow Ireland to go unrepresented knowing and fesling that no jnstice will ever come from an Eoglish parlia- ‘ment unlers by force of circumstances “No representation, no taxation” will be the watchword—‘‘Give us lib- erty or give rs desth.” The following subscriptions were taken up: Dennis Cunningham, $10. Plerce Ryan $5, John Barret §1, Wil- lism P. Henneeay 85, Dick Delaney 2, James Carrigan 81, Mike McDon- nell §1 John Hogau 81, Daniel 0'Keefe Mr. W. H. Barrison makes the | finost dress shirts to be found in all the great and glorisas western land. Bs employs an array of beautiful :fi"" young ladies that makcs the warm .. . blood tingle in a thousand veins, as they bewitchingly glance over the top ™" of billows of anowy linen at the carl- Iog mustaches of the tony gen'a that congregate about the counter. Young man, go to Harrison's and o buy shizt, or & dozen shirts; they are good and cheap, and fit like & three-button kid, and then—but never mind about the rest; but go, and go, [T | at once. | - i ERESH BCGES, MAN About 18, who wiha (o It is vot likely that our customers 5}. lein e pine i e . 0 wili sgain have the opportunity to eat eggs brought from the rarches of Cal- W ifurnia, this being the firs which they have beeu brought over from there to this market. For sale by £2:3t A H. GLADSTONE. LOOK AT THIS. 50 Drens Goods for 16¢. 250 Dress Goods for 10c. The greatost bargain ever offered in Omaha. No humbug about this; come and see, at the Boaton Store, on | a2 indiio?ms Tenth and Jones. 26t | Wikl U5 T e . ine st northies ¢ corner Sixiée: th and Doueias Workingmen know where to. go for | o your drink of pure Kentucky 10 cent | whiskey, imported gins and Irish | whiskeys, Budwelscr boer. Agent for | W o,...».‘i 8t. Gotthard Bitters. D. L. McGUCKIN, | 7 = 314 S uth 10th St. | " sams of #3000 and up | e on first ciass improv- | d tarm property. “Apnly at Rvmsi te and Loas Agency, 15th and Dougles 78-e0dtt Ak Clarkson's, ¢ ruer of St. Mary | and 20thSts Apply between 10 and | VW ANTED -Boaciers and lodgers ut S . | i ‘cor. 12th and Howard. Aiso s baru for. rent 09 | W ASTED-Agin tir conen bouserork. ‘Apply at No, 1310 Jackson street_corner 1th, 015 ANTED—Girl for general housework in To ove that suits wood Work moderate but must bowel done. "Appiyat Bax effce, bitwser 9 turd 1w co st Restau'aat, 601 13th jon 27-1m Saa m Copies of Queen Esther as nuwly re- | vised by Prof. Seager, c'n be hac at | Hospe's, slso at the muslc stores. 3 2.3t OMAHA ESS DIRECTORY. BUS BOOTS AND SHOES. JAMES DRVINE & CO, F o Bools and Shoss A good ass rtment of home work on haud, ¢or. 12th and Harney WV ED—Stuaticn by com: etont bwk keeper. Address X. Y., seo Office, 2858 tive young men wants bookkeeper or bil o Address F. B.. 1his partuer with 41 01a pager. A priot.r who can “‘make-up prglerred. Apply to “A B.” diawer 13, cliy. W VW A, TeDphn expurionced sut her wanis €0 start a meat Diacketi n some small wost! town, where there it nions, or where ono s Addresa 904t ED—A cood lanndress, at the Occident- al Botel, commer 10uh mud Harney stroets . Bt JUNK H. BERTHO! D, Ha: MEAT MAFKETS. Tho Boston Market, MOGLE & JESTER, Fresh and Cu Game, Fish, Po't'y, Etc , 2020 Cuniing § ~ ROCERS. 3$1st beiwe n Cuming aud Izard. ! and Metals. 00id take a reliavle partnc ob, Juckson, D-kota Co eneral hou-cwork, 312 “treet, between o ANTED ot mumennz OFFICE- oY, ey lor e ph-to ZZIE DENT, 206 16th Street. DRUCCISTS, C. C. FIFLD, 2092 No.th ~ide Comivg Street, SALOONS. “Caledonta,” J, FALCONYE, 679 16th Street. | ool ok g, e for Ldies an DRUGS, PAIN'S AND OILS. W.J. WHITsH( USE, Wholess ¢ & Retail, 10 st. Ancmrms % “ABSTRACT AND /(AL ESTATE. JOBN L. GUE, opposite posioff HARD #ARE- corner 16 TRV, AN ST Wholesale and Retail Dealer in TOR RENT—cw house e e toft watr, ou 28 and Cusa St En, Agricuitural _Forest, e e, Ol Fejows iah, o W ‘Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. o makea specialty of Onion, Se raw, Tmothy, S ey Lot Flower Pots, Garden and Parior Vascs, H: kets, Flower Stands, Gardor Supports, Gerden Toolr, Flowes Roots, Dried Everlan ing Flowe Lawn M wers, Seed Drills and ¢ ultivators. '£3 Deslers and Market Gardeners will save ‘money by buying of us. Send for Cologre. PROBATE NOTICE. Inthe mattar ofthe esate of Julus H. Toiel, eceased: o, ot ) l|n|.||n'\tl'o xmm-.n.mn S8i-tt Chants. Fxchangs, or. N B Gor. ‘Ioth ‘snd i straata, o50. Sots, Whto Clor — — FOR_SALE. The Saratoxa Brewery, located St Tals frowsdteuk e s 20816 OB A Appi.Tar narticaiars on Aremiies JOE SALE_The good private boarding howe, rear the potofc b given immediately. Kadross A 3: Ry Pr Ory Omaba. 35405, JFFRES o SPLENDID LisT OF > Pargains in Houses, Lots, Farms and Fans, in bis new colamn on 1st page OR BALE—Maps of Donelas and Sa-py coun- on. of farm heuses, achool xmuu. is hereby given, that the creditors of sid deceased, meds the adminiatrator ct id cetate, bofore me, Conty’ Julgo of Doue oty Nebrasks, st the County Gourt Room in i Goimty,on thoduth deyof Fobruscy, Lt on the 0th April, nd_on’the 20th day o Juno, 1581, st 10° 5lod day, for the burpose of presenting thelr clai for " examination, adjustment and silow: 8ix montha are pr their claims, and one year for the administ ator to settle said estate, from the 20th day of 1 ecember, 1880, this nofice will be published in the OMABA WHRRLY B, tor four weeks succsmsivly prior o the 20th day of Februx Wic's BakTHoLouEw, County Judge cin ts, at prices from 81 (0 to $2 60 each e omy Al eoples et Partias mlining \ purchase shouli do a1 at once, at office of ANDKEW ROSEWATER, Civil Engircer and Survovor, 16 0 Farnham t LE_Two-story house and full loton ‘Capitol hill. Houzé contains § rooms and is e Lootion v clse. INO L Mo- ‘postoffce. 1654 CAGUE, opposita Jani2wit AGEATS WANTED FOR OUR NEW BOOK, “Bible for the Young,” ‘Bein- the story of the 8 riptures by liev Geo. OR SALE—Fine residence, lot 1003200 HianderGroor DI i simple s sira: | T oy sianres W o hona,foa ow sightly." Join L. McCague, oppgaie’ port offce, 219 2ottt [OK SALE_A VARGAIN—A buiding with ‘loon flxtures, farniture and stock, on 10th SE., opposite the U. P. dopot, for sale very cheay Or the fixtures, mm-m and stock will bo_sold £nd building Tnguire of Eb. KEIS>- pres-ive youth s instructor _ Eve y e work. " Bresaners, ol shonl ae- AGENTS WANTED FOR o out ~ | stream of clear wa'er, on CHEAP LANDS IMPROVED | EARMS, For Sale. 1,000,000 Acres of Beautiful Rich PRAIRIE LAND, Located fn all the Counties of EASTERN NEBRASKA. Many of these lands are more or less improved and “ican be had at wild land prices, are located in the midst of splendid settle- ments, conven ent to Rail- irozu]s, Growing Towns, Schools, «| while scarcely a quarter Chu ches, &c., section can be found with- spring or running some part of it We offer these lands generally on long time and easy terms, with low rates of int- rest, or a liberal dis- count for cash. Prices range from $2 to 11810 per acre, while we can sell many fine tracts far below their market value. - DOUGLAS GOUNTY We Offer Over 30,000 ACRES, Located from 4 to 15 miles from Omaha, at from $6 to $10 per acre, oa from 1 to +|10 years time. In BURT, SARPY and WASBINGTON C© . UNTIES we offer great bargains on large tracts, some of which run as low as $3 per acre. CREATIVE SCIENCE and Sexual Philosophy. Profuse’y Illustrated, b Best book published. Exte orvimary niceme Ndress Aok’ OB SAUE=Tao closo carrngen, Simpson MISCELLANEOUS a fow Lupiis given instruction in penman. and drawing. 3. . MITCHELL, & om 7, 0., St. Louls, ¥o. | \ Cuntil ENTS WANTED FOR Fastest Selling Book of the Agel Foundations of Success. BUSINESs SOCIAL KO 'MS, R ST R e b acbobe S Y S By e o e o o <0 3 e e e ind l]m ial terms ANCHOR PL. D lSll 16 CO., ft L uls, Mo LS over BEMIS' new colamn of b Paxe. WV 2L EVERITT, Carpentor and Buildor, has Te-opened for business, next 1o the LEGAL NOTICE. reby given yon that Guston A the dth day f +c ober, 180, the Distrizt Court, Tudrd Ju- ad for Do icluacourty, € you ard other d petiti n have or cluim t £aid mortgiged promises terest avd claim to sail e perior t:all o or aims - and prayer of said titi m rigaze. You are requested to answer said petition on or betore March 25 b, 1871 3 By Dexter L. Thomas, b NOTICE. To Elizboth C. Davenport, Amos S. Billinzsig, Marion E. Forbes & Willivm Vores, Goores Warren Sui b Sarry A. Suith, Marti: Con- poraud all w omjs mmay oo Tuke no'ive that the ~oux ! bsolutely Pure Made from Grape Creae 0 otha P epatasion mates cuch Haht, daky Bt breais ot luxurious pasiey. Cun be éaten by drwpeptice the ilis resulting from he ang v il Grocare. Roral, EARise PowDER Co.. New York. LCADEMY OF MUSIC! saturday Evening. Feb. 5th. New and Elegant Company En Route for Calfornis. Eooley's and Morton & Homer's 4:316451(} MINSTRELS Consolidted. STAR ARTISTS “er)lhmg New and Sparkling! uhwe- r of ne en, teen (16), vo:th range thirt-en (19 ca 1,the 8 & Yolaction it 1 E. oftae s k. § and the W. § of tn mnmu-.r, and & dot§ K. 3 six-een (16), range twolve (1) e 211°4id prormiacs being 11 Dou e comnry u fore the 31st day of Janusry. asessed 1+ moae pres.ribed by the laws of Nobraska, The sid” company -;n P ufix ave id dimage” sy prv THE 100X GEY .l:zm»fi' o.,.a.- ‘Dee S 188). " decsl-dltwim OMAHA AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CO#PANY. .t havo your ANNUAL MEETING The anmmal mevig of the Stookholders the Omah and Southwestera Railroad Compa 8 Taz Coaarres. o. 2 of Urity Lycoum course of | lectaree at the Unitarlan church to- | night. ' ot il be beid st the wiice of the company “Tho Shining Lights of the Professiont Fisttimonth, Nebraska, on Toursiay, Fobriary = 10 NEW SPECIALTY ARTISIS 10 Best Comoany i Amotica. admission ss Usual £ Reservod sests 20w on saloat Max Meyer wit & Bros cnsuisg st 1030 o'lock 3, m.. tor tBe e g e e T which may legally. ‘come before the mnuns. JOHN A. DEN 80X InCEDAR and other Coun- 14| ties, lands suitable for colony fiom $2 50 vo $3.50 peracre. I OMAHA CITY property Bee | we offer Cheap Houses and Lots, Houses and Leased Ground, Elegant Residences, Splecdid Lots in all pa tsof the City and Adgcitions, Business and Residence Property, small trac'soil from1 to 5. 10 and 20 acres, for Sa'e, Lease and Ex change, We also have for sale Improved Farms Some with moderat s improve- ments, others with large fine houses, good outbuildings, mostly cultivated, and located inall parts of Doug as ana the other couties named, and all on the most liberal terms. Persons wiching to buy, sell, rent, lease, exchange or convey any kind of Real Estate will find us prepared for active busi- ness avall times. A NOTARY PUBLIC can all ways be found i our office. Lands will beshown purchasers free of charge, by % Boggs & Hill, ReaL ESTATE BROKEES, 1408 North Side of Farn. St., Opp. Grand Central Hotel, I Omaha, Neb- HOUSES & LOTS, JIOST TIIN Immense Stock for FELL AKD WINTER Fine Costow-Made CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys' Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCuATS iFor Men, Boys, and C"llfl': en. Under-Wear, Huts .ud Cap- Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit Ail. ax POLACKS. :Farnham Street, Near Fourteentn AGENTS 'FOR DEVLIN & 0, THE®E BOSTON CLOTHING HOU FARAHAM SE, 1= REET, E2X= MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACGONISTS | 25 Tobacco, 25 ce per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards, Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwar MAX MEVER & CO., O DM & B A GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTIKC COODS, g Tackle, Base NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS Send for Price List. —t MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha, Neb, CRACKER MANUFACTURERS And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS acd CONFECTIONES Full snd Wintar we wil bandle COUNSEGMEN'S FRESH OYSTE are now the best tn the marke. A lirgs assortment of CANDY aud SUG TOYS for the Holiday trade. e s A, GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 {1th St., Omaha, alls and a full tine of During the o0t15-00u-6m Wn. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in Hardware, COOKING STOVES and Tinware. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer ofa Kinds of Cans, Tenth and Jackson Streets. HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, Iron and Wagon Stock, the Best As.ortment of WHEELS in the West, Ai Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Harney Street, Omaha. Jan1s-ms MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. H. H. MARHOFF, 117 14th St.. 3 Doors North of Dongias 81 North Platte, Neb., and Csmp Stambauub, Wyo. Headqu riers Dt o the Platte Chiot Quartermaster, Ja mary.31, 1ol ° DISEASES OF THE EYE, Bar and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. J ildin_s and st tares at’ Nort amp Stambangh, Wyo- Platto conslat of two ases, Guardho e, Ofce Over Kemmara's Drug Store s e Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts. ovizsm J. H. FLIEGEL & CO0. ; Successors to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA NEEB, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE. WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the West.