Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1883, Page 3

BT 2 rastn . L ik U THF DAILY BFE---()M \HA W EI)V The Mmska Natronal Bank, OF OMAHA, Paid Up Capital Surplus Pfl‘:lfl May l 1!'3 Presidgnt, of Steele, Johnson & Co LIN, Vice President, of Boston. of W. V. Morse & Co. LINS, of G. H. & J. 8. Collins, J. M. WOOLWORTH, Counselor and Attorney at Law L. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co. H. W, YATES, Cashier, formany years Cashier of the First National Bank of Omaha. This Bank opened for husiness April 27, 1882, Ita directors and stockholders are among the lead. Ang business of Omaha, and its business is conducted with especial reference to the best and Inereaging in terests of its mercantile patrons. Collections receive prompt. attention and charges Towest obtainable here or elsewhere, Interest allowed on time deposits upon favorable terms and upon accounts of banks and bankers Forelj change, Government Bonds, and County and City See ties bought and sold. J. W. Rodefer, Broker, NEB. $280, 18, St Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other good secri alt in Room 4 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, Iny FINANCE AND COMMERGE. FINANCIAL, New York, July 10, Money—Market easy at 2@2} per cent, slosing at 2 per cent antile Paper—4@3} per cent. xchange — Bankers' bills $4.84}; swer for 3% and ' | unsettled with in- Busin in the forenoon with a decline about tw last hour the market was g nd in the last half hour there al recovery of ke to dc the orthwestern, Net result of the day's busi. ness decline from day's close of e to 1§c. Governments Feverish 1 volume, was sharp In the and cre; o'elock, was prices of yester- COUPONS, 3% 103 New b 101 s ‘oupons 112§ 1184 Pacitic 15 of 127 STOUKS AND BONDS, American_ Express. . Burl., Cedar Rapids & Central Pacific. . Chicago & Alton o pfd Chi, Burl. & Quine orthern. Hantibal & St. Josoph asked. do do do pfd. Tllinois Central. . Ind., Bloom. & W Hogs . Kanias & Texas. ; Tako Shore & Michigan gs: | Gattl. . Michigan Central Missouri Pacific. . Northern Pacific. . . do do pid... Northwestern. ... do pfd.. New York Central Ohio & Mississippi do do pid. . ; Peoria, Decatur & Evansvilie Reading. (3ti0 Rock Tsand. ... s St. Paul & Milwaukee. do do do St. Paul, Minn. St. Paul & Il)m aha pid Western Union Telegraph —— D PROVISIONS. GRAIN AN CHICAGO, , July 10.—Flour—Market dull and Wheat—Regular opened weak and lower, and the market closed firm_at_outside pr 98dc for July; 1 003 @1 00 for August; 1 024 for ober; 104} for N No. 2 spring, 98c, 2 red winter, 84(@84. Demand active; closed strong and o for cash and July; 1@BTke fo 514c for September and October; 46c September; 1033 for O vember; 98¢ for the ye No. 3 spring, 82c; N “Corn teady and higher: for cash @34c for July; :»{L for August; 28}c fo tember; 278¢ for the year. R\ —Market steady and unchanged at 53¢, weod —Market Jigher 1 57, Timothy—Dull, weak and lower 58 160 for clean prime. Po; Unsettled and generally lower; 13 60 r cash and July; 470 for | August; 13 85@13 874 for September; 1'! w’\(u 18 95 for October; 13 13§@13 80 for the y Lard—Demn: i and July; 87 Sep- at 1 , short clear, l ncha uu:wl CALL BOARD. Wheat - Demand declined je for September fe for Octole Corn-—Firm; advanced e for July, Augnst and Septembes ; for August, ad- | ¢ higher e nd decling n in Store July corn, 2,212,000 bu; oats, 52: 000 'bu; barley bu; same time last year, 2,249,000, Hides—1In fair demand; heavy fully cured, 8te; light do, reen salted calf 12¢; dr hides, 11c. Tallow--No. 1, Te! oL July 10.—~Wheat 1 winter, 107} Quiet and firm; hi lf for cash and July Dull; No, 2, 85 5,000 bu; 24,000 |n|, rye, 641, 20,000 bu, T..m 2,000 maged, Ghe; bc; dry salted «_nil 1 c; eake, Toreno, tive; Corn Firmer and ac- r eash and July, h mixed, P Oats rm ar ! nominal high mixed, ATh@ Oats—A . 2 white 87 373e. Whisky—Steady 81, LOUIS, Louts, July 10.—~Wheat opened lower, ved and closed nlnqmlv 2red, $1041@106] cask; $1033@1 04} August; 1 041@1 06} for hl]»h'mhl’l Corn—Opened lower and_advanced cash; 4@ H64@Tic for and high na Tuly 45 4ic for August; Outs— Higher; 35 37 ¢ 33 for July; 26} @26 for August . Rye Dull; 4] bid Barley narket Butter nged. Egws— Unchanged, Whisky %1 14 CLOSING BOARD, Wheat, irregular, 104} ffor July, 104} for August, 1 05¢ for September, 107§ for Octo. ber; corn, firm, 44§ for July, 463 for August, 48 bid for September, 484@488 October; oats, slow and firm, 83 for July, 867 for Au- gust. NEW ORLEANS, W ORLEANS, July 10,—Pork—Dull and lower; 16 00, Lard- Fasier; tierce keg 9 873, Bulk Meats Lower; others unchan MILWAUKEE, July 10.—Wheat--Stronger; MILWAUKEE, Corn Uata \uwh Ryo Pork--Dull a Lard Bulk Meats Whisky Bavtivony, weaker; lower; cash, 1 120@1 18 Comn_ W cash, 57} bid, g Whiskoy Scarce and firm; at 37 nd unsettled; 15 Imii and lower Steady at 1183, PALTIVORY J 1 closed dull; Ne 3 estern, lower; more active: Wheat 2) cnab. Quiet and firm at 334@ M 00(@ 16 00, Dull and nominal at 8 30, Market ed winter, mixed, - Quie KANSAS CITY Ciry, July 10, Wheat — Market red fall, 851 cash; 834a88} nber; 4 bid October | e cash; August s stember. Oats --Slow; 83} bid cash, No options. NEW YORK New Youk, July 10~ Wheat - Opening fale lower; r closing 1 ungraded red, stoamer, from elevator. Corn---Open closing, firm uny Oats Opened partly recovere white 46ab3c. Eggs-- West Pork-- Unsett 1600, La Stronger Eggs---Dull; lo LIVERPOOL, Wheat Ss d(a s B 1. ¥L CHICAGO, i Tuly from shos lower; r ) d; mived wes fresh, higher f 3 lower, new led ; prime, ste swer, 10a11} er; closed firm re; 1164al 12 eached lalle tern, 4ladde; firm at 18 mess 81, LIVERFC Tuly padstuffs— Quiet No. 2 spring 8 6d@9s, Corn e TRAFFIC, OUR AND GRAIN, 10, Receipts and_ shipments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows Flour, Dhls Whent, bushels Corn, bushels Oats, bushels o, hushels Barley, bushels Kansas Crry, ments of g1 ax follow Wheat bushels Corn bushels New York, J m»-nu of flour an have been as foll; Flour, bls. ... Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels.. ... Oats, bushels. . St. Lo been as follows: Cattle. Shee| Kansas Crry, ments of live st been as follows: Cattle. ... Sheep. ackers huy H 706, common to taferior o) um to good, 37 i the trade; inferi to_good, 3 40@ Drovers' denotes mo ch plies full, pric steers 14a15}d weights. Sheep Sr. Lous, Jul chiefly slow and weak. and Indian steers, 4 10@4 ¢ 50@4 00; native cows and heil @4 50; light to fair shipp dium 3 Market unsettled at mixes d Journal i Texans and Indians, quickly forinterior shipments, Rece S July 10.—Rece uly 10.—Receip! W grain for the ows: Rec BETXI 10,—Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have 142,000 ipts. Ship'ts, | 000 3,000 4,000 eipts and,ship- in for the past 24 hours have been Ship'ts, 14,000 ts and ship- Jast 24 Tour pts Ship'ts. 1,300, 91,000 3,300 00 Receipts. Ship'ts. 2,400 o 800 900 July 10.—Recefpts and ship- k for the Recel freely ght \k; 1,000 unsol ot 00; good to_cl ediun ws mixe &4 75; stocl Te feeders quict at 4 00@4 75. Sheop—Market slow, bulk of business. city bi or to fair, 2 5 4 90; choice to Texas 3 00@4 10. Liverpoa hange, es stendy, per pound, 185. ST. LOUIS. ly 10.—Cattle Wl choi ;e Gooc to good to choice 5 40@ 7. Sheep rly activ Mec muttons, 3 00@4 00; prime to 475, KANSAS CITY, Kaxsas Crry, July 10, (! weak and lowe stockers and 400; grass Texans, 3 Hogs Sheep “nutive steers, lers 3 G0@4 40 a4 00, Market lower and weak at Markef t slow and unc DRY GOODS, NEW Youg, J ket shows a stea nd new movemer flmm--h Kentucl nkets are do packages; si Dusiness” with rs looking than buying, which indicates od, delivery account and xports of domestic cottons for the week 10, The dv improvemen L a great ul ad, it bei cky jed oing well. g laid and s January 1st, 8 slow, shippin 200@3 25 Market slow, % steers 4 90 ux{ orts H 80@ 6 00, Cotton flannc y engagemonts. t 24 hours have ipts, Ship'ts, 0 3 d. vice n, slow, utchers doiny Eastern s ippers on and of 9 extra, ol _cablegram sup- Good to choice estimated dead upply liberal, ch are taken tives scarce £ rass Texans ommon to mu s 50 livm good choice, 4 ); ows, 'y goods mar- t in demand, er number of out, 3 Prints, ome mak o8 are 96 package he demand for cotton is less active than for more seasonable stuffs, ‘Wholesale Prices, Or¥ICE OF TH Tv The followin Oy esday By are the prices ng July 10, MAHA BEE, | J harged retail- ers by commission merchants,} jobbers and iackers: Wiikar lower ot | [ Cash Mixed Oars—Uncha Hoas SHEEP @4 00), CALVES butcl 4 2 St Eaos Burren 10¢; choice High GREEN PrAs bu, GREEN BEANS Grain, h unchanged at 3ic, nged at L G0 3 7TH@T 00, at 15)c, Market dufl; common o goo airy ored grass, 1213 Li@1ic; » oking, 7c. Uuchanged' at Common, 17 White Wax 2 00@2 50 per bu, Poraroes dozen, @21c. CHEEsE—Quiet and unchanged 106 12¢, Tovatoes Now, moderately active, ceipts fair and the demand good, t 2@2} c. per Ib. Quiet and unchanged, Home grows Green Fruits, box, Am«h and July; 993 for Angust; 1017 for eptember; 974 for the year, Jorn—Lower; Oate— Weakor; 841, Rye—Tame; e, Barley —Quiet. CINCINNATI, Cixcry ;m July 10, ~Wheat— Fair demand aud firm; No. 2 red winter, 102@1 03 cash, Lesoxs—Hi CHErgrgs—1. her 15¢ per quart, ady and in good demand at 3 00 M6 50; good 100@1 50 per We quo Burmudas be@] 00 per Hoxgy—California, In comb, per pound 20 We quote Scarce at 1,00 per box, 200 per bu, | ORAN 323 per 20 1b bo Baxa: 300, Arre Pran SPRIN changed Wit Fisn 1 mac L Drls., in half do in hal Tras oung choi choice, chof Rork neer wa 1.EAD Soars mmm ) magne oli Poras 30c ( H LyE Tie; ]hl AC mont_ 1 Hamilto stripe, Aml. brown, Pearl R Cavp Print 3 B F [ Bbripe Ib, 7. Raspperiies—Higher at 16@17c per pint {mn pe )il, Castor, No. 1, per 8 54 pears, pe e plumis, Ghe@ 1 o iice, 60@ 7! cassia, 24 nehaha 4. Pearl Rive box, CALIFORNIA APRICOTS s, NAS 1 Ry 81 87 00 Po G On at 1 old. higher at 4 00G 4 E Fisu Flour and Millstufrs 1, per fami uhm 'I\)l luh: 1 NEW PICKLES 1f bas unp kool Tinperial, 40 4 Hysc 0@ a4 sl doz. H Babbitt,s b Dball, 2 doz. in case, ANU T rouste AR Dray | -Ful Brows (‘m’ TONS: do K ansutta 4-4, 13¢. iED O lN Hi m I) 11 blue and brown, 14 1.2 Iinnnml, RICS 24 inch double faco, 8 Manhattan glove Qo glazed, finish, Gc. Cols T J Rock Alles ac D, 7e; My nthbridge, 6c;” do '« {e; Oriental, 0 NGHAMS larion D and T, T g i Ciuchonidi per b, er 1b, 80c wer gal, ganu, T atin No. 1 rel, kits, 1 WaRE—Two thea oo il 2 00 ibonrds, 185 Wellbuckets, 3 5 1 Pennsy 50; bbls dai Powde X brown an Arlington Chariot. Bie; T i 1 Hallowell, 8¢ Narragansett, teen, Hic; A ors—Californias, 4 X0, PracHes-— We quote at 2 75 per CALIFORNIA PLuws - In good nchanged: Per bu 28@1 50 por box CALIFORN 1A BARTLET PrARs, the season active at 7 00 per box. CALIFORNIA NECTARNS 300 por per box, ultry and Fish, Small, m large, qui Quiet nt D@ 1003 lake trout the same, prime to cho [t wackorol, half hrls., family m ily No. | ki _Medium, in barre wder. good " n:llm-;\l Oolong, good, Souchong, hoop_ Tubs, No. 1, ; Double O ito 5 Rikos Praiuie " Quoon (100 cakes,) d0cs ania cans, doz. in cu '150, 4 Xes, 40 1bs, 15; ron low, Levering Tafe; Mo 1, 14§c; imitation Ja oads, per b, 1 ). , 10je; cut confectioners’ A 1 cream, 114 3 40; Dry Goods. Be;. Boc A, Tndian. Orchard, Wachusett oNS—Allenda Indi, 0TI New Yor .|uu| N G T Pocasset Aot stripos 151453 oneatoge, oxtrs 2c; Lewiston A 30, 1c; Outoga, super ext 16 1-4¢; Putnam Shetucket 8, 10 1-2¢; do Yeousan's blue 29, e, DNty — Amoskeng, blue and brown,161-2c; or DD blue, 15712 c; Arlin 00t A, do do,’ ystic River DI) st m-ululh wn, 16¢; Eddys rnor A Indian O improved, 8lc; Pe port, G s, 5 do 8 oz, 20c. s, ) ) i llu: i do' 148, 1 lh'uxm ';.c; 1 l U’ dolfl 2.; $115; ve, ()phun, 8 05” We quote at8 T dull 10; whortleberries, al, § inch and larger, 10} 11¢; } inch, 114, Woobe Mwll(‘ River, 2! vle 4.4, Tije; dun X 4.4, 6hc; Bem ian Or Elfl R . { {.er oz, 81 06; C ic; Dover's Powders, B L.....m Halts, per b, 3he; Glyoor box demand at 25 in mch, 2 00@ he first of box and _un- et at 300 pike and Winter WhEar—Best quality, patent, at NI QUALITY -8 25@8 53, N6 WHEAT - Best quality, patent, at 3 00, Chorren FEgD—Per 100 1s, 1 00, Conry MEAL- 1 00@ 1 25 per cwt SCREENING - 60 65¢ per ewt Cured Meats, Haws Quiet and unchanged; 124@ 13 Bacos —Higher at 13 Siottngrs-— Dull at O Diien Beer—Higher; we quote at 14 LaRD - Stoady at 10 in tie TALLow— Firn at 7¢ in barels, Grocers List. CaxxEn Goovs Ovsters (Standard), per ase, 3 700 3 90; strawherries, 2 th, per case, raspb 21, por case, 2151 Bartlott Ti@se No, half No. 1 7005 ore i ts, 10 tandard , 4 gallon Tn 1 papers, 8 80 per caso; keg soda, 15, 6 $ buch, 1 nils, 75 8 50; rown, e, in case, Anchor Roasted, choice, red Tennessee, nd, cases, ir, 10@ choice, o1d CLnghlin wa, 164@ New York apple, 16¢; Ohio ap- shion, in loaf, 10jc; Stand- cloves, 10¢; Atlantic A, 83c; Apple- Atlta A, S ot FE to; € 8 d,w. ¥ B, 7 le 4-4 wills, aicls, and pla Hnma\u(k 1 ra 4. n X blue hlun and do and ipe, 161-20; Uncasville, tone lluln i1 glazed, bho; 1M|mll do. : ok o NS0, B Amory, Androscoggin endon, 6e; Conestogga snt- N an- n D un:l i nkin, 12hc; ankin, 12he; do checks, stripes York mllL Pembroke 19¢ do 57, Te. per b, 22 Ogll‘]l 'xu'm. v Quinine, o, .wln. 1% o of Morphine, per o7, i our, por b, 4o; Strychnine, per oz, &1 2 Paints, ()ll! nml Varnishes, Orns 1102 earbon, |u-. .ullnn 124e; 1302 hoadli m per hoadlight, per g 19¢; 150 € af .\\Im.w 18¢: lin seed, raw, per gallon, linseed, boile per | i r winter ste'd, per gallon, Thos castor, \ por .1 20; sweet, per gal ; fish, W per gallon, o Hoatatoot 616 , per gallon, 90 ubricating, zero, per gallon, & len maching, No, 1, per ; sperm, signal, per gl allon, 80c; napthn, 74 800} turpentine, per gallon, 16c; 6 Parsts 1N O \\'h!ll‘ lead, St. Lounis, pure, 2t Frene red weal, 300t French asst, 15¢; raw and bumnt umber, 1 i Omahs Mu L\ ’ 1003 vandyke Jrown, 13¢; refined lampblack, 12c;” conch Black, and ivory Diack, 16e; droh black, s Priian blng, 80c; nltramatine blue, chrome green, LML & D, s lind and utter greon, 1 M s Paris green, 18¢; Indiun 15¢ od, ey Ivm m\u \n can Vormillion, £, & 1., 18; chiome vollo Yo M O ®Di0) l\ \,»\L-u ochre, o | golden ochre, 16¢, patent drver, Sci eraining | colors, light onk, dark onk, walnut,” chostnnt | and ash, 1. [ Dry Paints, | White leq Frer 100: Paris whiting, 23es’ whitin . whiting | com'l Tampblack, ntown, e lampblack, ordinavy, 10c; Prossian blug, fic; ultramarino, 18c; vandyke, hrown, 8ci uiiber burnt, 4¢; mmber, raw ) fe burnt, 4¢; 1, Americar L genuine. rochelle lon: Furni | iy hard oil finish, Leather, pings, pebble 0. D, M Hans NO. mber. WHOLESALE. Wa quote lumber, Inth and shingles on cars at Omaha at the ln]lu\\mg JOIST AND_SCA $22 00; 18 ft. 823 50, Tivpkrs—16 feet and \|||(h‘r 22 00, ...vum mn, 28 ft. and under, No. 1(2d common boards), 2 s —Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per husl | coment, bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, | . Hle: arved felt, 100 Ths, 3 per | e Heavy Hardware List, Tron, rates, plow steel, spect crucible, Sc; special or G do, wagron spoke felloes, saw ; nxles, e lots, 100, ]lllh‘v 2 |“ Keg oriental | quarter kegs, 1 8t per 100 feet, 5 Coat—Cumbe vis run_Blossburg, 4 00; Whitebreast nut, 4 ( Towa nut, 4 00; Rock Spring, cites, 11 50@12 00; Canon City, 7 0ugper ton, mith, 12 00; Mor- Whitefreast lump, Horses and Mules., Extra draft horses, 17; common draft horses, 100@ 1 m horses, 110@ common to good fu Almllm extra plugfn, ULES \l. 100@ 140; 1 75@100; common, G0@ fair, o riple refined proof - gallon; r fine Dblended 00 2007 00, nported, 600G 1600; domestic, | 1001 50; tucky bonrbons, Pennsylvania BRANDIES 1 40(@ GINg @3 00, Rusis Tmported, 4 506 6 00; Now England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 175 ), PEACH AND ArrLe Brasny CHAMPAGNES — Tmported per 1.00; Amevican, per case, 12 006 16 00, 00, Imported, 50G@ 6 00; domestic, 140 Wool, llunnu unwished, light, 18(@ 20 B0c; tub and washe Lwool, 2@be less, , 8., 2 lnuluun 1 el of } Car rth Carolina, -I \urth Carolina, 2 0. K am, 4 : Bullion, 50c Star, Ruddy, 4ic; Her- wey's, 48¢; Black, 8@ 40 S —— HIMEBAUGH, MERRIAM & CO., Prorrisrors UNioN ELEVATORS A, AND B, receivers and shippers of grain, Omaha,Neb. Also buy and sell grain and provisions on marginsin New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, 8t. Louis and Toledo, tel yyu]:hh faclition n ullhb leation, ng the tendency of the n Douglas and 13th strect. Juzotfue ON’T pecisl ciroular, indicat rkets. Offico corner of Established 1576, WAIT l'll"m DVANC| the n Cent aaraeid, g UG n'# kotey ow while 1'1'!"01" ! wlu ’ . LO'I'S FOR SALE. minutes’ walk from end of Street Car Track. C. WILCOX. Park Avenue House, Hanscon Place Only J. Je12:1m E. B. FELLOWS, UPHOLSTERER AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURER, All kinds of Upholstering done to order on short notioe. Furnituro repaired. Chairs rescated, ote. Sixteenth street. ‘| McCARTHY & BURKE, ten SDAY JULY 1883 Remaining in the TTERS Omaha postoffics July § 1888 GENTLEMEN'S LISt \insworth ¢ W Abere A Adam ' Baker O I:»u:l Ok i Brady | RBurre ] BrownJ N Buckney J (! Bassett G M ks G M kwith 1) A Bonjamin 1 Croom |/ Canfield B Comvay H Cornahand T Chambley R Dunbar O M Daull A Davis W I Enbody Jf Edwards ¥ Egan | lor R G Flotwher W A Francis B Fultz 1) A Fitapatrick W Gilson M Good Giblw ¥ Goline ¢ 0y Gangweer H Gaesealinn W Gilmore 1 Huffnan M Hebibing B Hatu K 1 Hunles B W Haolt TR Hammond G T Humphres ¥ G Johuson ) 1 Klunn J Kotehim T Langarwind K ¢ Lydick H 8 I Hammond €' M Ih-m\ W "\vl'nlmmnl Kearney | H Luckawizsch G Ldbrandi S ¢ Lyneh J 1R ey J S Lindenian ¢ watherhung 8 1 1 Loy W bert F \l|l|-| S A Mootz T Malone Miller C G il McLean J M Mathewson (i 1 Mack J fack B MeCorn Niles ¢ Potter H Pachen ¥ Pachen ¥ A Plunn W H l'nm-l.y-lt Q Richards 1 I nsson A Rosenkeilberg 1, Stmpon H M St " \\u orewski I Snodgrass W S Schumann C Ho 2 wds R lver R D humann H | Rirney ¢ ribes 1 mert A K Stubds W W Sylven G 1 Singwin H Pescharmer B WhLM 8 Wheeler T Westfull Willsthar H N \\ ic Zarfoss \\ [N LADIRY' LIST, Bullad C R M& Brown Black Davis (‘ ‘vlrk lo A M Mrs S Mrs M B Mr« rxon J Misx Howe J Mrx nson M Miss Kane M T Mry Knutsen M Miss ll‘mu'lnu A Bell S Miss Boyd J Mrx Bennett 8 J Mrs Baylows W Mo Hanco B Mixs Jones \ \Iu KinvS Kaurlson 1 M Misg McMannis M Mrs Melntosh W Mrs Olsen G M son M Mins mith B M Mrs mith It " Mrs S Miss o Miss Terril 15 Mrs Weyhright 1, Mrs FOURTH CLASS MATTEI, VanBuren H Whe T John D. Peabody, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. OF ROOMS, 3 and 6 1607 FARNAM. Residence, 1714 Douglas Omahn, Neh ALMA E. KEITH, DEALER IN Fine Millinery. HAIR GOODS, WAVES, BANGS, ETC, Stock Entirely Fresh and New. 105 15th Street, Opp. Postoflice. Postmaster. :,BENZON & COLLIN REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 211 South Thirteenth st. Opp. Omaha National Bank. 3x100, Bth stroet i t dox10, e e 22x182, Douglas tory store building, 1o et wtre SWheias House, 1ot 40116, 20th strect 20 6 room house on leased ground, Cuming street 21 0 room house, 1ot b0x160, 18th street 25 4 room hotse, lot 865140, 20Uh street 26 House wnd lof, 26x100, Charles strect 97 Houso and itol avenue 98 House and lot, 83x122, California street 29 House and lot *.mlul Didie stro 80 House and lot , Davonport o 81 Two lots, 60x Soward strect? Faming Laud For Sale Houses For Hent. BENZON & COLLIN, b each, twed st STATEOF NEBRASKA, ) oo and for sald county, Vrosent A M. Chdwick County ho Estate of Martin W, Kennedy, nd filing the potition of Thomas J Fitamorris, | tain instrument on file in this eourt and purporting to be the last will and testamient of said deceased and 50 a second instru ment on file and_ purporting to Ve a codicil to said, will and testwment may be duly probated, filed and recorded s the laxt will and testanient of said deceas od and as codicil thereto and that petitioner and Jamies A, Creighton may b appoiited executar thereot Ordered, that July § AL, iy wssignod K when all roat i } K @ copy floe, & DOWspap Daily . 01 this order In the printed for three miccessive Weeks prior to A M. CHADWICK, (A true copy. ) County Judge. July b 8t ew JAS, H, PEABODY, M. 0. UNDERTAKERS! 218 14TH STREET, BET, FARNAM AND DOUGLAS, PHYBIOIAN & BURGEON, t. Oftice, No. 1607 m. 0 1 p. ., and 8 hours, i t¥iad of the e pl ke pleasure Itl fl.tnndv. o] fllal. Lowtrrilia, Kr-‘.‘ u-?’. 1882, FREPARED 3Y TER DR. HARTER unmcmn 00, 2134, MADI BT, l! mm. “BURLINGTON HOUTE : (Chicago, Burlington & oulncy lnllrold. e Pk R Q\’«\» \‘h‘fmfl\/fl_- COING NORTH AND SOUTH. Solid Trains of Elegant Day Coaches and Pull man Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily to and| from 8t Louis, via Hanaibal, Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and A Faul b Minneapolia; PAtIor CArs with Hockning Louis and Peoria and to ind Ottumwa. Onl, o Des| GOINQ EAST AND WEST, y Conohes, Parlor Cars, with Reclin inirs (seats froa), Smoking Cars, with Ro olving Chairs, Pullman Palace Sloeping Cars and the famous C. 1 & Q. Dining Cars run daily to and from Chicago & Kansas City, Chicago & Council ago & Des Moines, Chicago, " Achison & Topokn. Only: through line be h cars qiween Indianapolis & Council Diuffs via Peoria A and_from change of cars be Louis and Moines, 1oy n_ St Lincoln, Nobru.kl, and Denver,| nections made in ota. It 18| Colorado, lknown as the great TH Il\l\'(lll LAR I NE. It 1s universlly admitted to be the Finest Equipped Rallroad In the World for all CI es of Travel. (T. J. POTTER, 34 Vice-Pres't and Gen'l Manager PERCEVAL LOWELL, Gen Pass. Ag't, Chicago. | power, impot Granite Ironware. FOR 35 R Vi, IS¥ OLESOME, DURABLE, » The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE ST. LOUIS STAMPING COMPANY, ST. LOUIS. For Sale by all Stove, Hardware, and Housefarnishing Dealers. W. F. CLARK. WALL PAPER, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR, KALSOMINING GLAZING And work of this kind will receive prompt attention. OMAHA, NEB CORNER SIXTEENTH AND DOUGLAS WM. SNY DHER, MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS® Repairing promptly done. OMAHA, NEB. First-class Painting and Trimming. 1319 Harney Street, ON A XX A Medical Dispensary! Offices and Parlors Over the new Omaha National Bank, 13th, Between Farnam and Douglas Streets. NEBRASKA, PROPIETOR. OMAHA, .S FISHBLATT 1L D, - SPECIAL ATTENTION (.IVEN TO DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER, And Female Diseases, as Well as all Chronic and Nervons Diseases. »2DR. FISEAIBIL.ATT Han discovered the preatest cure In the world for weakness of the back and limbs, involuntary Jisol Impotency, general debility, nervousness, languor, confusion of ideas, palpitation’ of the heart, timidity, trembling, dimness of sight or giddiness, discases of the head, throat, noso or akin, affections of the ho liver, Iungs, stomach or bowels those terrible habits arising from mlllnr_y habits of youth, and sec: nore fatal ta tho viotims than the sungsof Hyrens Lo thy wariners of Ulyses, Wighting thels moet ralag. pos or anticipations, rondering marriage impossible. ho) Thioeo tha dre suffering from the evil practices which destroy) thelr mental and physical systems 8d s NERVOUS DEBILITY, nd, which unfits the o dull, distressed for pertorming their business and marriago impowiblo, distresses the action of the heart, causing flushes of heaty furehodings, i restlens nights,'dizziness, forgetul the back and hips, athing, melancholy, tire easily of company have preferenco g s tired in the s when retiring, semin | weaknow, lost man- hood, white b irine, nervousness, t, trembling, d 'weak eys dyspopsia, 0w, paiis wid weakncss in the Duld Gotaly T amediatoly snd bo restored to perfoct i YOUNG MEN hat dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an ids of youig wien of oxalted talent and brilliant intellect who might otherwise ators with the thunders of their eloquence or wake to eestacy the iy md)rv way call MARRIAGE, s or your contomplating marriago bo awaro of physical weakness, loss of procreative oy, or any other disqualification speedily relioved. e who places himselt under the care of e, Fishblate may religiously confido in his honor as o gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as & physician ORGANAL WEAKNESS, iately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing ulfl tion rringo impossiblo, ix tho penalty paid by tho victim for improper indulgence. ~Young people are apt to commit excesses from the dreadful consequences that may ensue, Now who understands this subje ation i lost sooner by those falling into improper habits than by prudent? Hosides b prings, the 1most serious and destructive * aytptoms of both bod angod, the physical and mental functions weaken. Loss of procroat ia, palpitation of the heart, indigestion, coustitutional debility, wast of the fra mw. oeugh, consumption and death, A CUREIWARRANTED, Porsons ruined in health by unlarned pret who keep them trifling month after month poluonous and fisjurous sotapounds, should spply Launediately, o) Wing DR. FISHBLATT, nt colloges of the United States, has offected some offthe mmtm many troubled with ringing in th d head, when aslee) 1‘:{ S, Wil et lushing, atieuded sometiiies with daraaems * nediate AKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, by ¢ indulguncs and silary babita which ) st k16 1 the Pasianoholy sects prodtiosd b Wis' sacly or marriag Nabits of y..um. vie: Weaknoss aliw in the head and dimnoss of sight, loss of musoular poy d3%p Pala, nervous ieritability, doranguent of digestive funotions, debility, consui . palpiiation Of ‘the hearsy PRIVATE OFFICE Who hay hocome vietims of solitary viee, ve thon o lstoning s Marriod o which renders life a burden and craduate of one of the most emi) that were ever k being alaru ves by improj on, » OVER THE [OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, JTATION FREE. ~Chargos modorate and, within the resch of all who nesd selentiic l ent. Those who reside at o distance and eannot call, will receive prowmpt attention through matl et " Office . 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