Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1883, Page 5

| : . THE DALY BEE--OMARA, WEDNESDAY JULY {, 138 . f OVERFLOW CASES. TRADE NOTES. THE PEOPLE'S PROTEST. | X Anheuser-Busch §\ HREW“RKS; FLAGS; e O LML, i et 0 i S o O, | T v, DREWING ASSOCIATION: ! will continue to roar for Moore insy the Owma HHate BALLOONS, Lt A S sses and Sadlery We sell furmiture, carpet and hq ds cheaper than any hou: Farnam street wvu‘k.'nlv Paving Districts Nos, 3, 4, v e Keg and Bottled Beer e T e b, 6 and 7, in the city of Omaha, being m Valley Ra ul o nformed that a majority of the Board of Max Meyer & K G |7 oritny for ditibges CRUSIELLY, s s A TUE NIRRT TIATS for Ladies af Public Works commend as the matorial SEND FOR PRICE LIST TO THE HEANQUARTERS. o i the Oma This Excellent Beor speaks for itselt 0 [ | gorge of fee aainst the ridee of the ' "ROSTON STORE tohe used 1 the pavement of said districts N N i company seross the Platte, wear Valley, il : .y\w.‘l atone, n.lu.u.-hlu ," on ..‘\.W,» fl“fl[u Y ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THE ! » spring of 188 \ \TOT ' » e | Droken stone and sand base with no ORDERS FRO AR . ¢ [T CODL CIOTHING AT POUACR'S. | o ¢nviten s to jts dutability, atn cost of A\\-S[ « STATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST i s A AR Lo ooy Cottor's, | 540 per yard, " thorefory 'do proteat | #g% Ny Sl Y e o | o e o ot i el Vo e k| Y ST, Will be Promptly Shipped. Connell and Do, “and the milroad b The ntest \\hl\ivby\li‘un”wul\m.v:- A 501 e tout S 96 GF D RTARABARREIN o ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD ! e jury returnied theiv verdiet mthe —— guarautoe and other agroements at & cost t several cases yesterday for about “the | Machine Oil in quantities to suit at | of £2.98 per yard, or £3.50 per yar : B WAIT, WALT, WAIT cloct Sole Agent for Omal nd th - - y l) Qe of the cason, that of . T Brownh, | g WIRE INSURANCE company | Max Moyor C. F. Goodman Oftico Comer 18t and Humey Streots SELLS THE BEST ot T Tt e e o | will sell at privato sale at 50 cents on the |Jho. A, Creighton Wilking & Evans | 2000, wie toverrd T e St [dollar Rotail and - Wholesalo 250,000 | U. B. Faleoner — John Frank [ ] sttt bbbl th of Dry Gocds, Notions, Clothing, | Kennard Bros. & Co Augustus Pratt | YoRuaUN, Ikteon: Thio - verTict tor and Tadies Underwear, Hats, ote. | H. G, Clark R.A. Brown Mr Hrown retummed tosterda wou | perfectly sound, 1109 Farnham strot, |4 . Brown P, J. Karhach { for 6000, RN By order of the | JoJ0 Beard & BrooAnything but 1t i thonght (e record on e s BOATRD OF UNDERWRITERS, | Colorado sand stone | JURE oloAaeL: will 16 [ mdetf W. W, Marsh Tdonot think Colorado | il It R DR —— i stone would do-for paving betwoen | HE (1 asgreat puins were taken by the court| gy and Mary Sohirote, who were | streot il i | 1N THECITY, e connaed to kep tha veeond fiee from | Gged for the murder of Jamos Matin, | Kitehon Bros Albert H. Sander bk NEB. - L x il v b nd ity | were arraitred in the District. court yos' | Guo, 1 Lake. 1 protest” againat. ue i gt g e b AL DA These Stovs ok the premiuin at the Now Yurk State F and veceives the highest encomiums from | Ry and pleaded not guilty AR DT T ‘ e E ERS | NIy 1 qunlity OF Jro the ooutisal ont botli sid ‘ Summer Underwear. J. K. Boyd. -1 profor Asphaltum with | JOLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL A BTRABANT ARPANG | The lurgest amsortment and the bost | either a five or ten guaranteo belioving it value for your money at Ramge's, to b good pavementund for the renson | JEVWWELRY HOUSE IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF . Ha " -— | that travel on a stone pavement in the E A R D W A EX E3 I vevimonaor regard o Hon| S | vicinity of the Opera H GRS eRInNe IN OMAHA. Jos. W, Gannett, | The city b will find plonty of lem f e 5nia i Sherwine 1 would ¥ gtoe| | ons at Millurd & Peck’s, to-mortow morn- | (5 d Ul : .l Aatd | | Granite | Visitors can here find all the novelties { 521 South Tenth Street. | Hon Jos. W Gannegg, who on the |08 Mr. B, F. Smith. Writing toa gontlo- | in A — 4 S first of this month retived from the posi- | man here from Camden, Maine, under the | | CARTWHEEL HAPR for Ladies Kt s on = | Out of the many hundred — = - == tion of Auditor of the Union Pacife|yye ARIWHEREL HATS for Ladios ab | date Jine 27th says SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, |, .ot i ey et the BOSTON STORE “ o ) salth a8 0 | . 1 oxamined the Asplialtum paved | to representing the leading makoers, and road on account of his health, was ou | —— I i \nt ! i g . ;lm'plm- s he was sitting at hos b e ' LR e ) e, of Pianos and Ongans than can bo’ found This hot weather fetches thenuat Lie, | in that material for Omaha, if done as | The Latest, Most Artistic, and Choieest | iy ane ONE House in the weste Qur wod faith On Long Time--Small Payments. Mrs. Gannott, by the arvival of of®dozon at Win. Gentlemans, * I i it ] Selections in NINE LEADERS are the followiug well messenger who brought with him an| CARTWHEEL HATS for Ladies at | National Bunk brofar o pavement st . ¢ known and celebrated instrun ents AI Maflurfl[}m&rs PHEBS A HUS B Jl‘ clogant dusk and cftice chair, fho fiuest|the BOSTON STORE, AL tht DL RV DaITE I ST DOGIIR | tseasssetases Supmasimteiesil| YRIVW LT VINORAE v . y et received by Dowey and Stone and i e AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS of CHICKERING PIANOS, it AR i [consenuently iy finest hat ever came | Excursion traims loave B & M. dopt | 000 KNABE PIANOS, | into the city, and a paiv of Hospes finest | for the laying of the corner stone of Bel- | e ST IGE B 8 | VOSE PIANOS —= — = = = | steel engeavings, magnificently framed-— {levue College at 8:15 a. m. on the 4th First National Bank by H. Kountz FINE WATCH ES, PEASE PIANOS, romwell and Othello | Tickets for adults 3dc. round trip aud 20 | My preferer is for granite with con ARION PIANOS. COLD STORAGE FOR BUTTER & EGGS| tccompunying the it wis an engross: | ets. for children. he Prvabytorian S| vty baso, and noxt would profor as- AT AS LOW PRICES EORONINGER Oy MERETAO BTN ed list containing the mnames of [day Schools unite in this celebration of | phaltum. 3 A e i teye UG AL CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS, IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES AT SMALL COST. 160 of the boys in the accounting de- |the fourth. Frionds of this caus will |+ Chas, J. Kmbach. —1 protost against | A8 compatible with he ettacbetlicy STERLING IMPERIA L ORGANS, ying of sandstone on these streets, | Call and see onr elogant new store, partment who had been connected for so |find it o delightful drive over the blutis | the | wise will Teave the selection of £erWarchouse and Refrigerators 801, 1803, 805, 507 Howard strect Omuha, Neb. { Apply to Wo want everybody desiving 1an0 RN many years with My, Gannett in railroad [to Bellevue if they cannot be veady for othe or Org call or write to us for infor- D B BEEMER Commission Work, With a very bricf and appropriate | the early trains. Al will e welcome | pavemont to the council. * Tower Building, n:n‘(i:v);:l::x:n‘l'(‘i‘l:l)}l‘(Ii'l‘)h‘ o toun for infor. Q O 9 juoate Merchant, |explanation of the csteem and and find it a pleasant place to spend the | John McCrary. Aaron Cahen. CORNER IITH AND FARNAM NTS, [you the best instrument made for the \ which accompanied the token, Mr. ¢ fourth Meyer Hellman Frank J. Ramge. Yoaa ooy MirdyeEwilL nett was w0 overcome by this tetim- | —— .| John L. Redick. L. B. Williaws. R FeBIOL Ty AANF onial of appreciation that fot a few | Mecting of the Omana Bamnive Ciun| 1 Smith, Charlotte Uleny. MAX MEYER & BRO,, MANUFACTURERS OF . J.C. EARBACHK, moments he could searcely spenk and | i [ certainly never was a present more fully | PIONEER \ 3 Lt A appreciated. Jui. Prycke, Sec. Buggy and Spring Wagon Manufachirer. = mmmise | s i b o o o it LSS SO W @ ASES || MAX METER & 5RO, i i a dozen at Wm. Gentleman’s. sandstone for paving purposes, must | WAREROOMS, 5 5 d Pttt cither he insane, or have little regard for Cor, 11th & Farnam Sts., Omaha. City Heard from in Plain | For hammocks go to Wi, Gentlenan's \i,’/ J. H. CIBSON, ot [ Millard & Pock Wl receive u v of | Tuesday July fid, at eight p. m. Far y o Leaders, which are racog- am Street 100 ine Leaders, i 0g! nizod by those posted, s the best made. Send for eatalogue and vrice list Simpson. [ prefor asphaltum narantee to any stone without a | guarantee, Specialattention paid to Hors Shoe and Fan A large stock always on hand, avements, - fancy lemons to night at 11 p. m Jolin MeCormick MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST CLASS | matters when Ryan and - Elliott, Mace je O 3 i 't or 4 CORN I'WELFTH AND HOWARD 7 REETH. | ) Lee Cream by the dish, pint, quart or Martin Wilhur onMAXIA, & = & = 5 - ey, | Shde were here. - The | sallon, for the millions, at” Blliotcs, for | ¢ " West & Fritscher Tk iculhe SLtantion 17ee, b Fuslsioi T ALl tt tr. Uhieatecd | night received the following tel the 4th of July. A. M. GG, McCormick L itaelf : Parties visiting Tanseom Park July ks = A, - NNV o ™ 4 ”‘\\\‘"f’: AJV ‘ a ")W\ J.Creighton-Trastee o Joserk, Moo July 2o Fdth, can find t best of lee Cream, Fimt-class Painting and Trimming. Rep CARRIAGES ! | which will ex ¥ N A. K. DAILEY, g MANUFACTUREL OF FINE anii Bal N il Bank W. Yates, Cashier, n the As- th Ave., Now York city in , on Pier No. L. North e it is subject to as heavy traf- | there is in New York City, ‘1 in dorfe its use for our city. A, B. Huly Would prefer As phaltum I inches lower than on ., &0 that in after years, if we should be obliged to put geanite hlocks on top, we can use the asphalt pit for a L. Woodworth in a week to fight any | Soda Water, and all refresh ska, including Paddy Ry-|ments, at B H the Park ~ Barnes, Bill MeCune or any ——— , either withor without gloves. THE A. O .H. use ten y Buggies, Carriages and Spring Wagoms, .. oo st -member of our police for 3 {in stature and_an expert pu Office and Factory S. W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue, @maha | dispateh was shown to Jack Nugent, who suys he will find a man to fight hine any time he gots here th Procramye or 4t Juny My Repository is constantly filled with a scleet stock. Best Workmanship guaranteod. Tho A. O, H. will be at Kountz's Hall at8a. m. sharp where they will meet the K. M nd Irish Hall League to form in line and proceed to depot to | meet visiting societies, then march baek Road Wagons, ng promptly done, MASS MEETING. | | . 2 bits {on 10th St. to Farnam west on Farnaan | % . A i o NE) J | Election of (9. T (L (i :"f‘”h“"l‘vl""‘;l Agithe purle o l‘__‘ s i) st A M. Kaluback | e ; rl]n:urr'h.;; one of the with it v«]”x’uu i onvontion, J. O'Rouke who will also give appropri- | THE LAT CPHING is Ladies HAT GATE cITY This medicine is good for e one di By» i wedicine prepaid by | bR ate remarks on the ¢ ion. CARTWHEE at the “BOSTON express or mail 0 not suferany longer whin you ean b eured r sl v 5 EEE | pusuunt to the call of May B1t., @ RE," ——— Millard & Peck’s 4th of July lemons wass meeting of the colored citizens of | arrive to-night, in plenty of tim s = | Douglas county, et for the purpose of | for the city tes TUTT’S PLANING MILLS! | electing 12 tes to the county con- S | vention, to be held in this eity August A R | MVEEE g s ¢ .| Recruit John Br . enlisted at| £ . - L] ‘]a'. I'he mecting convened at Lewis' | | W | ’ [ hall on Capital avenue.. Dr. W. H, ¢, | Fort D: A Ruasell, Wyoming, is aaigned | Pl LLs ar enters aterla s Stephenson was made ehaivman; . W, ‘“I‘ "‘“'"“‘-I"l'" "";I"‘I'I“"";“ ll LSO ’ 0 I-. m: Vice President and P. K, L. Cole, SYMPTOMS OF A ' ~ Tho mooting ws Duge and |22 reeruit Adelph Do, onlisced ut Bort | TORPID LIVER Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stairs, Stair Railings, Balnsters, Window & Door Frames. &. | 1 harmonious, The following | Omahi, Nebraska, ave assigned to the 4th | First-cluss facilition for the manufactuze of all kinds of Mouldings. Planing and Matching o spocialy. a list of the delegates choses Jol Infa | Loss of Appetite, Bowsls costive, Ordors from the country will be | Iy execnte k2185 0. wsen': John | Infantry | Pain'in the Koad, with & dull sen "Aiddrens ull communioations to A. MOYER, Propriotor. sowis, Simon Willims, W. H. C. Ste- | Phe verbal instructius divecting First | sation in the back part, Pain under | phenson, T. D. Bell, W, R. Gamble, |y : o . | the Shoulder blade, fullness after 10, W. Port W. H. Buil Jol " satenant J. A, Sladen, 14th Infnu(l),i eating, with a disinolination to ex- —— - — — - — " . (] p | C. W. Porter, W, H. Butler, John R, D. ¢ ST St ertion of body or mind, Irritabilit Siupson, James Washington, A. N, Lar. | A- D. C.y to accompany the department | oe'tompar, Low opirits, with 8 feo M. CLARK s oy e A commander to Beaver Canyon, Idul of hiaving neglected some duty sy m—— A. M. > v il The following committees were ap- |@0d Fort Douglas, Utal, and’ return, Wenriness, Dizzinoss, Fluttoring at : ! i ; Tnvitosfthe abtontion'of the pallioita hivd bointod ) P" | horeby confirmed. fow Binn Hoadncha reneray over o R P e | Leave of absence for one (1) month, to the right eye, Restlessness, with fit a]Il Hl‘ a fir afl flr T A S O poruission to apply for an_ extengion of CONSTIPATION a'rge a‘n e e ec e oc The city convention ,,],",':‘." held Aug. | tWo (2) months, is granted Captain — GG SIGNWRIT}JR&DEOORATOR— TUTT'S PILLS sdapted (o such oas o | bR | 15t for the purpose of elocting d Morris C. Koote, 9th infantry, | I, o « g delegates \ | OF to the Colored National Couvention. to| Leave of abscnce for one (1) month, [Pt S, Sept. 1883, with permission to apply for an exten | On motion of 8. D. Bell, it was order sion of three (3) months, i granted 1st Ew ed that a copy of the proceedings of the | “ieutenant Robert London, Hth Caval- | N ’ meeting bo furuished to each of the ciby | Y- e B Wy M V. Ve o daily papers. _ ) W. H. C. Steengssos, Chainnu, Tl.” I ] “Al KL ( ORAY TIAIR OR WHISKFS chunge to & OLosy ol 200 AT 1 Burlington Route, Iy. ! 4 The new ling to California is now open ! i | for business, and passengers en route to Embracing ali the Late Patterns’ inReverything in 3the the Pacific’ coust via this line have a choice of more routes than n|l‘n-n1'uny ut WHOLESALE & RET 'IL WALL PAPER Cornices, Curtain Poles and Fixtures. PAINTS, OIL & BRUSHES, 107 South 14th Street, OMAHAL ' ais nl lias 3300 IBRASKA Carpet Line, other line out of Omaha. Tourist tickets to Colorad reduced rates now on sa " W. F. CLARK, turn until October 31st, Mattings, Oil Cloths and Window Shades. ... .......... .,eg;v;;;»;;”;JSa,,ford.s i cure,‘FH’SI Nationl IR, W s, i . 0 ECORATOR,OLSMNG LG ~OF OMAHA |United Statez Depository. | i = LI i f}"‘"[""”‘.v i lor. 18th and Farnam Sts. | AndZwork of his kind will receive promptattention IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT HICKMAN'S GRAND BAZAR, and por L enre of oyery | - | The "’\""f lw"'l”" Hat Sale b Hontl The Oldest Banking Establishment CORNER SIXTEENTH AND DOUGLAS o . 0’"‘””':”53 b =] = Hats for ever A trite! O PN oA for t in Omaha, | ¥ Bottom rices. WA e s i o it o it Chs ' OKOUNTZE BROTHY Double and Single Acting Power and Hand A r Omaha National Bu BostCatanr) Organized in 1868 LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY sy o ST TN Gt 0 0L PUNPS SFEAM PUMPS IE” L T R Py | ) ) COOL CLOTHING AT POLACK'S as, "ol nach aud Bowels, Numbness, Hystori 1 \No. 1, there | win, Palpitation. Dyapey S : b1 DAY, Cashicr. | we Trinmings, Mining Machivery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fit will be a regular mecting this evening at | b Liver Complaint, Billious” ¥ | 1L A o PR Stewmn Packing at wholesale and rejail.” HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH 8 o'cloc Al aetive members are ro. | < N GOLLINN PLANTIIS (un RLIC, | cortiliaton beariig intorcst. - Draws dratts on hun | AND SCHOOL BELLS, Qs By | quested to be present. | ZhAse cs BATIBAY COMBINKD | Fruncco i priieiiad ciies in W United sates, | = - . \ D. W, Laxg, Sec’y. | PLASTER " 1313 Farnam Street, J ) ) Haoy s s 2" | 2 AT i e | Corner 10th Farnam 8t., OmahajNeb.