Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1881, Page 8

i} i \ | ‘ i { fi s, | { £l THE DAILY BEE Wednesday Morning, Sept. 7. —————————— LOCAL BREVITIES. —Patterson sells conl. —Get your hatsat Doane's, —Frederick ling Hatter, ~—Saxe la still booming. 500 businesa lots. Call on Bemis. 4000 residence lots, DBemis, agent, — Don't forget Saxe's for perfumery. —950 houses and lots, Bemis’ agency. —JBemis' real estate boom. First page —A., W, N Dentist, Tacoh's block. -V nted Tooth Brushes at Kuhn's, —Tsemis' now map of Omaha, 25 cents. 200 farms and 900,000 acres of land Bemis, agent, —The Lion continues to roar for Moore’s Harness and Saddlery. —For rixg Commnercial Job Printing, all at T Bee Job rooms, — Highestcash price paid for second-hand turniture at Abran's & Lewie', 1121 Doug- street. al9-2w sole for sale or trade for a horse, ©. J, Canan. —Margaret Price died yesterday at Ter home Eleventh and Davenport streets. A fow days a0 hersister was overcome Ly Tieat and also died. About a dozen merbers of Co. €. left Lincoln encampment yosterday for the umder comuand of Lieut, King. P about the same number will leave b day from Owaha to the Soldiers’ Tincoln this week, at 82 rip, good to reture on or before S Ter 10, Traffic on the U, P, at present ix very Tieavy. Tast evening wix freight trains, one following the other, londed with tea arrived in Omaha nts in the cast, and eattle respeoti on their way to _The suit breught by Jacob Schreiner against Gen, Estabrook for leasing a property on north Sixteenth street for the purposes of prostitution was continued in Judge Bemeke'scourt yesterday onapvli- ention of the plaintifi’s attorney until Oct, Gth. _(, . Baker, who represents M. €. PBullock, general agent for the Brush clectric light, is hard at work getting things in shape at the fair grounds. The engine to generate the elec! ty will be of fourteen horse power and the light pro- duced equal to 32,000, (. Swanson & Co. have recently opened a merchant tailo establishment at No. 309 E th street, between Farn- ham and Ha ney, where they have just re ceived an elegant stock of goods, and are prepared to furnish suits in all the latest styles at bottom prices and satisfaction guaranteed. op3-26 Prot. W Anders, formerly of De- troit, has made arrangements with A, Hospe, Jr., for his hall, 1519 Dodgestreet, and will open a select dancing academy Oct. 4th. Prof. Anders has very casy " |enue, before the residents were com- methods of teaching the waltz, glides, &c., and parties contemplating learning should tako advantage of this opportunity. —The driver of o street car on Fiftcenth street had occasion, last night, to fix the vin connecting the tongue with the car. ‘While thus employed the horses became frightened and started to run, pulling the driver over the dash board, He was not injured. The horses followed the track to the opera house,’where they collided with 2 team standing there. No damage way done to the team, although the street car horses were somewbat injured. i - & PERSONALS. Prof. ¥. L. Pin has returned and will open his dancing school September 28, Dr, Sumners, of the army, left on o hunting trip to Fort Bridger yesterday. Mrs, George H. Jowett, of Sidney left forhome yesterday. R. M, Vail, of the Louisville & Nash wille railroad, is at the Withnell. Ralph E, Gaylord went down into But- Ter county yesterday. Miss Katie Murphy left yesterday to yesume her studies at the Sacred Heart Academy, Yankton. Mattie A. Bridge, of Jacksonville, Fla,, isin the city staying at the Creighton House, John Rush, assistant county treasurer who has been absent from his desk since Saturday showed up again yesterdas. Dr. A, W. Nason left for Fort Collinsyes- terday, where he had a contract for build- f1ig a part of the road of the D, Salt Lake &P R.R. Dean Frank R. Millspaugh, rector of Trinity Cathedral left for o trip east yos- terday. He will visit Boston and other Places A, G, Thurman, of Osceola. Nebrasks, s staying in the city for a few days, J. R, Scott, of the U, P, surveying par- ty, has returned from Montana, He has xesigned from the corps, Chas, H. Pratt, agent of the Abbot Grana Opera Company, is in the city and s staying at the Withnell, i How to Get Biok. Expose yourself day and night, cat too much without exercise, work too hard without rest, doctor all the time, take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How to Get Well. ‘Which is answered in threo words— COUNCIL DOINGS. * . A Scssion at Which Laying | Sidewalks is Discuseed Slocumb is Slighted With the Usual Regularity. Council held a very mild session last night, at which all the members were present except Mr. McGavock, Mayor Boyd's appointment of John Taylor as poundmaster was approved. The mayor approved the ordirance providing for the printing of one hundred 1,000 bonds for sewer pur- poses. J. 8. Collins asked to be allovied to lower the sidewalk at Nineteenth street The matter was and Capital avenua, referred. Property owners on Eleventh strect protested against the crection of a| bridge over that thoroughfare. They claimed it would damage property. The petition was referred to the com- mittee on streets and bridges. The board of fire underwriters re- quested the adoption of eowme meas: ures to prevent the prematuee remoy- ol of engines from the scenes of fires. ed to the fire committee. The heirs of Reuben Gaylord and others petitioned for raising the grade an tho north side of Faraham street and in frout of lot two, Capitol av- pelled to lay sidowalks, The matter was referrad to the committee on side- walks, The street commissioners’ for August showing #1870.72 expend- ed was filed, report E. D. Kitton, appointed to examine into the accounts of ex-police judge Pat O'Hawes, reported that the amount due the city for March and April was $324, of which $247.80 was puid carrying a balance of $72.20. The city physician’s report for Aug- ust was filed. Oouncil was asked to have Fifteenth strect between Pierce and Williams graded. The matter was given to the committee on streets and grades. City Engineer Rosewater submitted an ordinance for a levy for the curb- ing and guttering of Farnham strect, between Fifteenth and Eighteenth, and an appropriation ordinance in fayor of John Green. The papers were filed. A survey of block 344 was referred to the committee on pub- lic improvement. The city engineer reported in favor of allowing for 350 yards of carth- work on Mr, Shanahan’s claim. The matter was given to the committee on claims, The sewer appraisers reported in favor of allowing $15,348.93 on ac- count of the Ittner contract: $23,- 806.59 on M. C. Meaney & Co.’s con- tract, and $7,022.98 on L. B. Stauley & Co.’s contract, making a total of $46,178.50. The report was referred to the committee on sewerage. Several bids to furnish hay and coal were referred, Mr. Baker presented a resolution to begin at once laying crosswalksand gotting tho street hands to do the work. It was laid on the table. On resoiition of Mr. O'Keefo the president was authorized to appoint a committee of six with the mayor as chairman, to thoroughly investigate the causes of Sunday's fire. The committee on sidewalks wasin- structed to purchase’ 20,000 feot' of lumber at a cost not to exceed $14 per thousand. The streot commissioner was in- structed to put Eighteenth street from Tzard north to the end of the strect cur tracks in condition. A similar resolution in regard to Center street at its intersection with Cumings was adopted, % A rosolution to put the streat fored at work fora day in putting Idaho street in condition was referred. The street commissioner was in- structed to cut away the obstrugtion on Davenport street at and near its intersection with Twenty-third streot, and to fill the vi(f' well on the north- weat corner of Thirteenth and Doug- las streots. The city clerk was instructed to ad- vertise for proposals to purchase lot b, in block H, and a strip of ground in block 344, The committee on finance was in- structed to report ai next meeting the amount in the general fund with an estimate of probable expenditures for the next ten months, The president appointed the follow- ing special committee to investigate the causes of the fire, the mayor to act as chairman; Messrs, ('Keofe, MeGavock, Baker, Stull, Dunham and Hornberger. The demand of Dufty Bros. for war- rants for grading Cass stroet, which: was referred to committee, was filed, _ The roport of a ecial committee in regard to the bridging of Eleventh street recommended a conference be- ‘Take Hop Bitters, BSeptl-Oct1d Graud Opening: 4 Prof. ¥. L. Pinney will open his muhr daneing school in new elegantly-furnished hall on Four- teenth street, botween Douglass and Dodge, on the 28th day of September, which will open with a great party for both adults and children. 4-3t 5. wmens BT EARS Pake * BLACK-DRAUGHT and you * will pever s il ALC, ¥, Goodman, i BALED HAY. Fine upland hay, baled with wire, at W. J. Welshans & Co.’s, Eighth and Farnail stroets. augd16t Kor nice frdsh wmeat fu to Gum, Meat Market on Tenth street, near the U, P. depot 1] P —ir‘u;(c— y bles received v every wy u‘fi m'u cn Tenth street, near U, P, depot. [ tween the city engineer and U. P, engineer, The report was adopted. fire hydrauts are to bo placed at Seventh and Douglass streets and uth street and Cepital ayenue. he appropriation ordinance, vot- ing about $8,000 was passed. An ordinance levying a special tax of #3,060,40 for curbing, and gutter- ing Farnham street, rrom the east side of Fifteenth stweet to the mid- dle of Eighteenth; was d. _Auu ingnee lixing the compensa- tion of the in or of weights and weasures, and one regulating the treet rallway, were passed. The president was excused from at- tending council for a fow weeks, after which the bodyadjourned. Manager Marsh's Arrival: R, L. Marsh, manager of Boyd's opera house, arrived in the city last night, and will make his headquarters here that theater is opened. Mr. I'IE OMAHA DA_I LY a1 ey g 7 4 - SACRED H/EART, of getting the best troupey in the country to come hore, bt wmerely t'aem duty. His mail since his arriv el in the city ono of nssigning has brought him & degen applications The Hetr, opera company want to book for ¥, opera house and Max Strakosch b qq writen to arrange for his appeara’ sco here. The list of attractions pr esented during the win. ter will em’orace. those appearing at the variovs citics of metropolitan pre- for dates. tontions throughout the country. CHEWED HIS CHEEK. That's What a Railroader Did to a. Newspaper Man. J.B. J. Ryan, a local scribe, varied the monotony of a lunch route promenade by stepping into Merrifit's While making away with a st restaurant yesterday, ik, for gard, 2 U, . fireman centered the réom to the table at which Ryan ‘wasseated. Josephete, did not notice his presence until the «rail- roader calmly and deliberately leaned over and began (o The railroader, probably knowingly, had undertaken a tough task but he seemed equal to the oceasion. Ryan hatl grown about a week’s stubby beard, and this tended to strengthen the adamantine quality of the check before mentioned. The railroader’s moalers sunk mto it ever, and hacked off some of the surface, strange to say. It was about this time that Ryan arose. . His rising was devoid of any formality There was blood in his eye, not to mention a pieco of partially masticat- ed beef in his tnouth. Then Joseph proceeded to interview the railroad man. Buckets of gore could be the only result in such an encounter, and Merritt and the bystanders knew it. which he has a comprehensive and went at once shew his ¢l how- They interfered. This allowed Ryan . time to hastily skip up to the police court and and swear out a warrant against “Fred Doe (full name unknown.)” The court hastily dispatched a police- man to the scene toserve the warrant, but the railroader with an unusual display of discretion had meanwhile vanished. man no provocation, but he carries Joseph said he gave the his jaw in a sling all the same. i g A Signal Victory. "The value of clectricity as a remedial agent has gain 1 victory over orejudice, T tric Oil*stands oremost in this class of compounds, timonials from all parts tell of the wor drous cures of rheumatism, neuralg hurts, and sores, ef i ey, Private Richard Engelman, of the gencral service, is detailed as clerk at General Crook’s headquarters. Captain J. Scott Payne, bth caval~ ry, Chaplain Wm. T. McAdams, U. S. Army, and James M. McCarty, 0th Infantry, are detailed as memers of the general court martial convened at Fort Niobrara, Neb, Liout. Charles W. Mason, 4th In- fatry, is detaled as a member of the general court martial convened at Fort Bridger, Wyo. Heoro is the Test: Dizziness, nausea, despondency, jaundice, loss of appetite, inflamma- tions, gravel, Iunndu discases, and all troubles of the urinary organs and bladder are quickly and surely re- moved by Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 5 eodlw Dancing School Social. Last night the informal opening of Prof. Fisher’s dancing school came off at the Staudard club hall, on Fifteenth streot. The attendance was large and seloct. To-night the regular Jlass be- gins. 's Arnica Salve, The best salve inthe world for euts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chillblains, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is guar- anteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price, 20¢ per box, For sale by Isn & McManox, Omaha. OMAHA MEDICAL COLLEGE, Fall session begins Oct. 10, 1881 Address, G. B. Avirs, M. D, Sec. Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies in “ WINE OF CARDUL” AL F Goodmau's, e e hing booth stands dur- address E. P. Davis, jy28-sepl2 Parties wis! ing State Fair, Omaha, Neb. Wanrten — A girl for generall house work. , Call at the store of W. M. Bushman,S E. corner1bth & Douglas. Aug30tf e WaxtED, —Two coat makers and two nts makers to go to Cheyenne. nquire at M, Hellman & Co.’s. sop-D-2t B FOR THE VERY BEST Watch repairing you should call on Edholn & Eriekson, the jewelers. e Registration Notice Notice is hereby given that 1 will sitat Lorenzen's Uigar Store, D14 8, Tenth streot on Monday, September bth, 1881, for thepurpose of register- ing additional veters of the First ward and correcting the old list. In witness whereof 1 have hereto set wy hand this, 26th day of August, 1881, E. M. RIENBERG, Registrar First Ward, T-- The largest plums and watermelons brought to Omaha this season were received to-day by James McVittie, the grocer, corner Eleventh and Marsh says it is no longer a question Farnham W Bah The Fine ' tructure to be Built by the Order. Active preparations are being made by Madame Dunne, the superioress of the order of the Sacred Heart, for the institution of learning in this city. which it is to be built was donated by Bishop O Connor. Tt consists of about twelv The build- ing will front on Kennedy and Burt erestion of an The ground on acres. streets. It will be three stories in height, with o frontage of 160 fect. Beside the main structure there will be two wings attached to properly ac commodate 100 lady boarders. The structure will be built entirely of brick and stone, The plans arc alveady completed and work will be commenced as soon as possible. Temporarily a sehool will he opened at Ninth and Howard streets. Under the rules of the order it will he necessary to trans- mit all the plans to the mother house in Paris, whence the funds to com- plete the structure will come. The order of the Sacred Heart was founded at the beginning of the present century by Madame Barat who was then eighteen years old. Isshed in th Mo., by Madame Duchesne. was on M , 1818, has schools all over the ding three in Africa. Madame Dunne, the superioress of the Omaha school, comes here from Manhattansville, N. Y., at the urgent solicitationof Bishop O'Connor. She has a reputation throughout the country of being one of the most accomplished and cultured toachers of the day. The teziporary school will open on the 15th inst. lio first school was estub- country at St Charles, This The order now world inclu- The Zithor Club Concert The concert of the Omaha Zither club at Metz' hall last evening was not so well attended as 1t should have The attendance was probably due to the great change in The programime was very entertaining dnd embraced many new which wi a composition by Dr. Jurg Simani, of Olmutz, Austria, dedicated to the Omaha Zither club, a composition, entitled ‘For the land of the free,” which was finely ren- dered by the club. The entire bill was well rendered throughout. After the coucert a dance was enjoyed by those present. 5 heen. small the weather during the day. pie KUK Is it Possible? That a remedy made of such common, slm{)lo plants as hops, buchu, man- drake, dandelion, ete., make so many and such marvelous and wonderful cures a8 Huf Bitters do? It must be, for when old and young, rich and poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor, all testify to being cured by them, we must believe and doubt no longer. Sept1-Oct1d Commissioner Drexel's Illness.| Fred Drexel, one of the county commissioners who has been seriously ill for several days, was upon the streets again yesterday looking very much worn out. as Mr., Drexel is in condition to attend to business the matter of the court house bids will be settled at once. As soon Prominently referred to by the Nor- folk Virginian is the case of a vener- able lady, o relative of Capt. J. W. McLean. She was smitten at the supper table with what seemed a par- tial paralysis, which resisted the usual remedies protessionally prescribed. St. Jacobs Oil was applied, insuring im- mediate relief, and its contimued use for three days enabled her to go about the house as well as over. She con- siders that she owes her lifo to its great curative powers. Ll Fresh Oysters at Richard’s Restaur- ant. sept2-10t — Six men wanted to unload lumber from cars. Call at Foster & Grey's lumber yard. el Smythe &Stull, attorneys, removed No. 12 Creighton block. DIED. PRICE, ~At o'elock this moming Margaret Price, aged 22 years. Funeral at 2 o'clock to-day from her resi- dence at Eleventh and Davenport strect, & - Remember those who call early have the first selection from our as- sortment of new satin ribbons, the finest ever offered for ten cents, in all shades and selling rapidly. C. A, RiINGER, . e Whipple, McMillan & Co. have & complete line of gold watches and chaing and have just received a large stock of silverware. John Baumer is again at his old stand veady for business, and will be pleased to have his friends give him a call, “he Kevere House Counar Bluffy is tho best second-class hotel in the wost,” bl augl7-1m FLIES & MOSQUITOES. A 150 box of ‘‘Rough on Rats’ will keep a house free from flics, mosqui- toes, rats and mice, the entire season Druggists sell it. @) — - “WINE OF CARDUI" cures Irregu- Las, pamiul, or dimcult menstruation, AL CJF, Goodman, RS- s Largest stock of Rogers Bros. sil- verware in Omaha is at Edholm & Erickson’s. . 8.—And also the very lowest prices, & B The only place in the city where Jos. Schlits's gliliuuku beer is found. on draught is the Merchants Ex- change, cor, 16th and Dodge St. tf WEDNTSpAY, among | | ed to discharge them all, toga’s most popular youtug men, has gone to Minneapolis to be absent about | ten days. Lincoln university. ' Hon. James H, Kyner and family will represent Saratoga at the soldier’s reunion, Miss Millie Mathiesen is the quest of Miss Louise Calbert, at Cottage Hill, the residence of Nic. Morgan, the latter’ The Union Sunday school have uncle. changed their hours of meeting from Rev. Mr, Ingrahm will probably preach next Sunday at 8 Coukoo. five to two. | p. m. s FROM ACROSS THE SEA. | Great Excitement At Limericke Trouble Brewing Between France and Germany- | | % Lifhal Associated Press, Loxpox, September 6. —A disvatch [ from Calcutta says that a battle be- | tween Ayoob Khan and th | under the wails of Candahar, is| ex- | pected, IRISH FLARE UPS. The Trish at Limerick are_still un- | der great excitement and there is danger of a renewal of the riots. Sev- eral injured in the recent riot now in the hospital. Two are ina critical condition. An Athens dispath says that the (Greek rising on the island of Crete is | spreadis g. Pants, September 6.—The final turns of the elections, now all in, give the republicans 45 and the Bonapart- its 87 Berniy, September 6.-—The empe- ror of Germauy and the Czar will meet beyond doubt. A number of Russian officers are now on the way to Belin to take part, according to invi=| tation, in the autumn mancuvre of the Germany army. TROUBLE AHEAD. Paurs, September 6. — Extraordina- ry activity exists in the military sta- tions on both sides of the Alps. The Italians and French are strengthening their fortifications and building new ones on their Alpine territory number of French troops have been ordered to prepare to go fo Africa to reinforce the French army ther Loxnoy, September 6.—The gov-} ernment, in accordance to_the vote of parliament, has prepared a list of names and offences under the coercion wct of tho prisoners of Treland, of whom there are 175, Tt is believed that the lord licutenant will be order- SHINKEL A cable from Ithaca, N. Y., to_the London journals says that Shinkel, of the Cornell crew, had arranged before leaving America to throw cvery ras after the first. The steamer Cuzeo has arrived ab Plymouth with a eargo of frozen meat from Austrlia in good condition. - Ermore, Wis.—Mr. W. Rinehart writes: Tho useof St. Jacob's Oil is followed by the most wonderful re- sults. A man suffering for twenty- four years from rheumatism was in- duced to try the oil. He used a few bottles of this truly wonderful rem- edy, and is now entirely well. = - it Postoffice Changes in Nebraska Durirg the week ending September3, 1881. Furnished for the Omaha Bee by Wm. VanVleck, of the postoffice department. Discontinued — Antelope, Antelope county; Hayden, Picrece county; Mandana, Saline county; Robville, Custer county; Strickland, Antelcpe county. Postmasters _appointed—.Juniata, Adams county, Wm. Knickerbocker; Platto Centre, Platte county, T. 0 Ryan. o JENNIE CRAMER'S MURDER Opening the Examination of James and Walter Malley. National Associated Press, West Havex, Conn,, September 6. —Justice Booth began a preliminary hearing on the charges of murder against James and Walter Malley, in the Jennie Cramer case at West Haven yesterday morning, The counsel for the state announces that the different. original complaints have been with- drawn, and instead a single complaint made, charging murder by drowning, chloroform, arsenic, drugs and liquors, causing congestion of the brain, and force, causing smothering and suffo- cation, Mr. Curtis testified to finding the body. The eyes were closed, hands crossed, ete., and no water flowed from the mouth. She did nct seem to have been drowned. There were two cuts in the mouth and the face was dark and spotted. He smelled a strong odor of drugs about the body. Cramer, father of the dead girl, testi~ fied to the identity of the body, and the court took a recess. Kexrucky Waiskies, - If you want straight, good sour mash Kentucky whiskies, call only for O, Conrad & Co's. moss rose Bourbon or Sover- nor’s choive rye. Ask your grocer for them. m&e CLOCKS. Clocks from $1.00 to $1.25 each. Clocks from $1.50 to 81.75 each. Clocks from §2.00 to $2.20"each. Clocks from $2.50 to $2.7) each. Clocks from $3.00 to $3.50 each. And from $4.00 each up to $500 each, at Edholm & Erickson, THE JEWELERS. One Organ, quite new, will be sold on monthly payments, or rented to a responsible party reasonable, at Ed- holm & Erickson's, s (GLASS HEN. The best show at the fair grounds next week will be the glass hen, She | will hateh out several hundred chick- ens daily, commencing with three or four hundred Sunday next. Don't D - Largest stock of Soun Siver Waxk in Omaha, is on sale at Ed- EPTEMBER 7, d Sarntoga News: Charles W. Tousloy, ono of Sata: | Jennie Conrad returned to-day to| MRS. A. CALDERWOOD. 374 | F1Y0 LET- Pleasant, large furnished roows, with or without board. Call with refes , At T) N, 17th St w22y 1881, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE- Advertisoment To Loan, For s Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &c., will b serted in these columns once for TEN CE! pet line; ench subsequent insertion, FIVECE The first Insertion never less than V-FIVE CENTS TO LOAN--MONEY. :\ll,]. ONEY TO LOAN—Call )! L. Thomias Room 8. S50, (000) T loony it T by DR, ISAAC EDWARDS, 1100 Farnbam St £ 8250000 0N st P and ards, for 8 to 6 yoa ¥ 3 farm property. Brwis Rsat Estatk and LOAN | Gr. Aawscy, 16th and Douclas Ste HELP WANTED. ( {0OK WANTED- At Richard's Restaurant, \\Y ANTED- - Button-hole makers, at 1122 ED—A situation by a firft-cla: 0 years expel nd new proc an and_aequa powers. Can give the best of referenc tome on trial at any timo. Address H. 8, Bex | 1511, Conneit 13 ufts, [ S0 ANTED—Girl at 11 house north of bridge. MA has t) be fiv s in Vost ¢ Reforonces want- | SoL-¢ : X Alnerican preferred. diately o harness maker; t. Apply to E. D \ Frenzer's block, § W t Office, 7 D-—Ten cornice hers at Western Cornice Works, Thirte a National bank. 8 Woman cook, at the VA ED— Dishwasher a1d pantry girl Enmet House. 8514 WV ANTED—Good second-hand pony phaton, 3 1ot to cost over S0 Ad 8166 with dress Lock Drawer 74, post offic crsand thirty tabls 03 of state fair, nquire of W experieneed dry ing, 1 shoe s.desman, o Teferences need D. 14 vods, cloth None with: ay ADLER, Seward, W \\7 ANTEDFifty carpenters at Boyd's Opera | House. 1T whest wages payed. SHAW & | FIELL 708-10% \ TA A pool table to re lege of purchasingz, St AN, 16wa. cand school bonds. 20-tf 10,00 office. rlv.\hlzs UP—A red ¢ first.clasn city and | narges, Farnham £t 802-8 I] M. l’)“..'\m House, {1l | aud 10th, Il Neb. ALL on of address o C bth street Cound : ets cast, west, north and south. ¢ Round trip $10. kets bo past pi S She o heart oll your wish Law Office of D, | Stroet, near 16th, iton Rlock. l)’mus' NEW CITY MAP NV ONE having w be accommodated same_by _provi FRANUIS ace Sta, or four youn th board. BROWN—Corner 12th and Chicn rects, is ready to bore or deepen wells, on Da lespe GISTER OF PALM Haney, Will, w tain for an; <ent, and of 4 il Shoes Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar, arpation makes such 1i uxurious pastry. without fear Festible food. ar of theill sold 0k ROYAL BA Kefere 37, postoflic for board, lodging iy JEEIUS & 10U mu® BDWARD KUEHL, INALIST, 408 Tenth S 1B Manufactory of paper ham street, wie-St Potter & Palmey, 40 Soutit cll Biuffs, Town, for rail .60 Every ticket aght, sold and _exchai Al 71 AND ME resent, and veals the d the magne Call at No. aug 16:t1 —~Soe 18t pag ork for a type writer can by telephioning the Br 485t cow. O ng_prope ROBBL y and pay unders and. -ev wodst 1¢ men can be accomti exchar west of 20th 8t., et eot, botween Bth suglas 3 transiont cue ROSS. MYSTERY AND CONDIZ Farnhan ith one aglance at the past in conditions in the fu made to order. No other ht, flaky hot breads, Dyspepti avy indi ms, by all Grocersy, y | KING lzivl( REN with hoard if preforre Farnished parlor @nd bod 1408 Cass St. QOR RE street, no ply to Robert Blair, corner of Wheaton Sts. TOR RE o furnished 100! rst class locu House of 3 rooms a ocwe and Douy! K. [TAYDEN, Omaha n, at 1210 Howard street. d rooms over Mei- . cor, 16th and Dodge 289-t0 streets, Fol .story frame house, 511 South 10th St Enquire next door. 67 v T—Furnished room, 8. W. Cor. enport Sts. 19th 784-t1 n room with board, 180 Cali- T85-t1 b‘llll RENT—EI able prices, bri FOR SALE. iy ] i QOR house for renf L t, chea Northwestern depot, € 8007 LE A span of 2300, well matehed; sl Araft purposes, Can be teen at 133 v R SALE. Bluch’ 7 -t ESTABROOK & COE. Fon SALE—A small engine, B. W. Payne ¥ A Son's nako, In perfect osder. anuirufl ‘ll. 5 t oung horses, lark & Co. OR SALE—A span of ponies, buggy and har- ness; buggy a'most mew. Apply at the Caledonian Saloon, U, P. block, 16th St. T04-t1 Ci 012 SALE—Lease and furniture of a first-clase hotel in a tewn of 1300 inhabitants, in state has 24 beds; the traseling mflo‘l;'l“m 4 Barp) {50 Farnhas stroet —Maps of Dou; coun- tica. A, I(UHE.WATER- 32048 | — QOR SALE—A new all leather top sideber Phaeton with spring cushion and back, at W. iratton's carrisge top manufactory 514, 8. 15th st. bet. Farnham and Harey. 70 Tarm of eighty acres, in 400d ousc, 22x30 and el 14x16, One mile south wall caring trees. of Onawa City, lows, on &P R L give time on part if wished. Address . ML Omaha, N a1dtia2iwd t house and full lo MOR SALE Trom P, 0, at 5900, Jon L. McCaoun, Tiu Opp. Postotfice, JOR SALE 4 ood house, i casy reach of railro time at 67, JOUN L. McCAGUE eat cottage and good lot at L. McCAGUE Opp. P. 0. Ok SALE - Horse, buggy and harn on's Capitol Aven rooms, ete, See 1at page, 101 SALE—Good housc with four roous and half lot, No. 2613 Dnfi‘gu between 20th and Good well and shad 27th street. good conditi MBRELLAS—And Parasols repalred U “Sci Ui 11th and Pamam sts. trees; ho ises. MISCELLANEOUS. QTRA v ware about 4 years old, wee fett shoulder. A liberal reward lot 8, block E, in th day of orer fora deed to the above descri [ ANTS, and every o surer's sale for in the name of November, 1851, By Janes F. Mortox, Attorn Prico, wsti | Racine, Wis, AND LAND--Bemis rents hou y |5 kel Tarmas, 1ots, landa, ofioed AQBHAR W and Sexual i | Protuseiy Lilustrated, best book published, Extraordinary inducements offered Acents. Address AauxTs' PUBLISHING CO., 1. Louls, Mo I I %flhn — mpar sufering with pain can Bave Thesp v potive proofof 18 claims. N RLKYEN LANGUAGES. LEGAL NOTICE. To Hugh Kinsly and all others whom it may con cer 2 ou_will take notice that on the 7th day of { nber, 1878, Mary A. Dugdale purchased at " s for the 1877, the w } of gl emption hay expired, and that or RENEDY It ror REEURATISY, | NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, CGOUT, SORENESS or TuE CHEST, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, i SWELLINGS. AxD SPRAINS, FROSTED FEET EARS. BURNS axD SCALDS, GENERAL BODILY PRINS, { TOOTH, EAR: HEADACHE, AND All ofher Pains axp. ACHES. b No_ Preparation on_earth equals 8. Jacoss L 8 Jarx, sk, siuris aud cHEAP Exterual Renied ria ively trifling outlay of y of Omaha, said lot was h Kinsly and the time he 206th 0 1 will appl Y A. D aul0-wit | RAGINE_COLLECGE! A COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL THE BEST SCHOOL £ BOYS For terms Address Dr. Parker, warden of Racine College, Stevens | iy 22d&w-1m ANTED FOR 1 OREATIVE SCIENCE Philosophy. 7he most important and Every family wanta it, " Dexter i, Thomas, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, e ¥ Will be paid for her return to 10th Street Meat Market, southeast éorncr 10th and Dodgo 504 BS. B 3 will take pictures for 6 weeky al Gallory, on 1oth stroct, O ha. _856-tf N RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-No. 1610 California street, between 16 hand 17th, ;I.\HH Las rattling long lists of houses, lots lauds and farms for sale. Call aud gob | ,oof arn thiom J.H FLI Succossor to brick_building, N. Streets. EGLE \ J. 1, Thiele, MERCHANT TAILOR " W.J. CONNELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Orpicn—Front Rooms (up stairs) in Hanscom's Oeaha Nl . corner Fiteonth ad UAM, Al MRS, B, E. CLARKE'S No, 1 Board {ng House, cor. 13th aud odge St. Hest i the 510-8f holm & Erickson's, B EMIS' REAL ESTATE BOOM.~bec 1st page. 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