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STK SEY T LAW 310 Couth thirteenth
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J. M. WOOLWORTH.
CHARLES POWELL ,
OF TEE PEACE-Comer IBti and
JUSTICE ' . . ' Omaha Meb.
WM. SlUERAL ,
A TTORNKY AT LAW Room O.Crelghton
A Block. IBth St. , OMAIIA , NEB.
- D. L THOMAS ,
A TTORIvKT- JAW Loans money , bttjl
A. I nd edl * real eeUU. Boom 8 , Ortlfhton
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PjitTTORNKT' AT tAVT-Oaca In HaBfsomf
A Block , irflh Coorgo K. Prttohett , 1808
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BDfFERU THOMAS ,
TTOBNET AT LAW Ornlcksaank I Bnlld
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A TTOBKET AT LAW O31c l 0i ramhaa
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EOTABY PUBLIC. OOLLSaTXOBV MAP *
O'BRIEN ft gARTLETT.
-tt Tn yBnt - Law ,
OFTICE-Unlon Block,7if letath nai ? Funhaai'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.in.
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UBICB : . fgvut vvwo , UH * * , * r EUUWJBl j
w brick building , H. W. corner rtlteenth sad
rarnham StreeUf. : _ , , t. - , "
. Sines. UIUB. B.KKDIOE
s - a t-L a wr
irj itteutlon wttl ba I TCR to aU
; corporations of every description ; will
. -oe'ta id Use Courts of the fittte sad the
Or tta1 States : Office ? reruhaa * St. , ' opposite
Court Hosae. - r - f ' l
STOBUET - ilV'nSaBi 6 Cicljntcn
ASSTOBUET no9dh
C. F.X
A JCXI X LAW MS-raruham , ftreet
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V. T. KlCHARB ! . G.1 3. HVHT
J51GKABOS &
t-'tP r r f y s a t - L a w.
0rnstii'SJfloBthJourte6ath Street.
OIjADS FOUND.
of the Age.
raeTC
other tblncnwher. BanU Clann stayed
ClilldrBa aft k U booiakc * C"1 ? * ' ! " > *
If r aOP nc Bro In a momrtata 'ot caBv.
toit rear < rn oxcurrion tailed cOt ! t the role
And rodJenly dropped Into what McaJC < 1" jnole
WheroJwmiJFr.ot wonden they foand fiaewlaad ,
WhlleMry-hlu belnpi appeared en fjaofi Oaad.
Thcr jrerB ocnUIni lUea cure- with Jnore
beantlfal green ,
And far brighter sklos than erer were cen ,
Bird * irtth the hneg of m rainbow 'were found ,
While flowert rt xnuUlte .fraftanee W6ro BTOW
log around.
jSot lontrwer * they Irft -woadar In donbc
A Jw&if Mon' came th / bad beard much abOCt ,
M bta Clamelfina thtt-.hcy an aiy.-
a * iMked Uke the picture t esee every day.
He drore np a toAwthit looted verrqueer ,
Twag K Uam a ! enattiopptrs iastead of reindeer ,
Hie rode U a ( hell Instead ot a sloth ,
Bat he took , them ton J > ci4 and tlrori them
Hvahowed'.them all over hit wonderful realm ,
AaiaKtodei making jroodalorjrojnaa mod aien .
Farrten were working on hats jreat and enall ,
To Bnoce'i therv ald ther were Banding-Item all.
Krlj Klnrle , theTJlove takeftoldthem > t mat ,
All oar ulores w * are lending to Bonce ,
Banta ah owed ta m irupendari and manr thlfifl
more. *
Baying I alM toolc these to Mead Bonce1 ! cton.
Banta Clans then whlsperei a Becret be'd ' UU
Al InOmahatTory oae"tanm.Bnnoe well ,
He thertlore intud vend hla nodi to hli car * ,
KiowbtftU.fdead * wffl jat their loll soar * .
HOW remimbar ye dwellen In Omaha town ,
AH who want present ! to Boaoe'e CO round ,
For chlrta , oollan , or cloro * raat mad email ,
JSead your * fter or iumt one and' all : <
JBonoe , OhkaptaalHUer oTthe'Weit , Donglal
V- Omaha
Harri-buqgr : Line.
STEAMERS
Fer Paaiage apply to
.fa < Agents ,
61 BreadwiyilUew Tork ;
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VINEGAR WORKS )
* 3SSNSTKREBS ' , Manager
Uarntactmar ot U ktedi of
8C. 'CeC. S A end JOU OJMHA JfJIi. 1
OMAHA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ART EMPORIUMS.
J. U. BOSffS Art Emporium. 151 * Dodge
Street , 8t el Enrranngs , Oil Painting * , Chrome *
r Dcr "Fnme .FramUi S1 > ecialty. Low prices.
J. BONSKH , 1809 DooglM St. Goad Stylo.
ABSTRACT AKD REAL ESTATE.
JOQK L. UcCAOUE ; oppotite pontofiJ.ee.
W. B , BARTLETT , S17 South 13th Street.
ARCHITECTS.
DUFHENE 4MENDELSSHON , AKCHTITECrS
Boom If , Creigbton Block.
A T. LABOE. Jr. . Boom . Crelghtoa Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES DaVINE * CO ,
F\aBooUand8hoci. , A rood assortment ot
ho > nt work on hind , cor. IZth and Barney.
TH03 EBICKSOJT , S.E. cor.JCthandDonjlas
JO as rOKTUNATUS ,
60510th St. , manufactures to order peed work
at fair price * . Bepairine done.
BED SPRINGS-
J. F. LABBIHER. Minufaiturer , TlBchBrg' Blk.
BOOKS , NEWS AND STATIONERY
J. I. FRCEHAUr , 1015 Farnham Mre t.
B.TTER AND EGGS.
McSHAKC & SCnnOEl'EX. theoldestB. and E
hoQM In Nebnuka , established UTS , Omaha.
BOARDING
CENTRALBEsTAURANT
BEsTAURANT ,
3IRH. A. RYAH ,
onthWMt cor. ICtb and Dedge.
Best Boird for the Money.
BatUUetlsn Guaranteed.
Ueali it 1 Hoot * .
Boird by tneDiy , Week or Month.
Goad Ternu { or Cafh.
Fnrntohed Rooms SnppHfd.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
WH.gyTDKB.yo. 1319 Uth and Harnty St.
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS-
AHDBEW BOdtWATER , 1610 Farnham St.
Town Surreys , Grade and Sewerage Svttem * a
Specialty.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHN 0. WILLIS , l H Dodge Street.
D. B. BEE.MER , For detail * tee large Adrerttae.
pent in Pailand Weekly.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
WEST * . FRlTiCBER , Uaiuftctnren of Clgarf.
and Who tale Dealers in Tobiccoj , 1105 t > eug.
W. r. LOBES ZEK. manufacturer. EH 10th Et.
CORNICE WORKS.
Western Cornice Woikr , Manufacturers Iron
2orni. , Tin , Iron and Slate EooflDt1. Orden
trom any locality ( -romUly eiecnted in the best
manner , factory and Office 1SIO Dodge Btrett.
Galranlced Iron OoraiccB , Windovtcaps , etc.
manufactured and put up in any part o ! the
country. T. fclKHoLD. 416 Thirteenth fit.
CROCKERY.
J. BONNES , 1809 Douglai Et. Good Line.
CLOTrlINC AND FURNISHIHCCOODS
OEO. H. PETERSON. Al o UaU > , Cip * . Boots ,
Shoes , Kotions and Catlcry , 34 8. 10th St.
CLOTHING BOUGHT.
C. SHAW will pay higlieit cash price I > r second
band clothing. Comer 10th and Famham.
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL , William ? Block. Cor. 15th & Dodeo
DRUGS , PAINTS AND OILS.
KUHN&CO. ,
PharmacUts , Flee Fancy Goodf , Cor. ISlh and
Dcuglas Stre t .
W. J. WmrsnOUSE. Wholesale & ReUlI.161L
0. C. FIELD , 2022 Noith Side Cumioe Street.
M. PARR. DruggUt , loth nd flosard Sti
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS , ETC-
JOHN B. F. LKnilAlfN & CO. ,
KtwTork Dry Ooodi Store , 1X10 and 1312 Fam-
ham ttreet
J. O. Enewcld , alio iojfa & s'joef. 7 tt. i Pacific
FURNITURE.
A. F. GROSS , Kew and Second Hand Furniture
and Stores , llli Douglu. E. 0. Turgcon Ag't.
J. BONKEB , U09 Douglas St. Flho Goods. 4c.
FENCE WORKS
UMAUA TESCK CO.
OUST. FRIES & CO. , 1218 Harney St. Impror- .
ei let Boxes , Iron and Wood Fences , Office
Balling * , Counters of Pin > and Walnut.
FLORIST.
L Donashue ' , plants , cu.fioiren , seeds , bcqueti
etc. , N. W.'cor 16th and Dowlas Sle.
FOUNDRY.
JOHN WKAEKE & SO.S5.cor. Uth & Jackson ft.
GROCERS.
Z. STEVENS 21 t between Cumins and Icard.
T. A , UC3DAKE , Corner 2Sd and C mng ! Su.
HATTERS- ,
W. L.PARROITE&CO. .
1SC8 Douglu Etrtct , Wholesilo Excluslrely.
HARDWARE IROHAND STEEL
D3LA.H & LlKGWORTBT , Wholesale , 110 and
112 16th St.
A. HOLMES , corner 16th and California.
HARNESS , SADDLES , &C.
E. B. WK1ST , 3i ) 13th St. , bet. Farn. & Har-
HAT AND BONNET BLEACKERY.
Ladies 6t joai Straw , Chip and Foil Hats done
UP at north oust corner SerentetnUi and Capitol
ayenue. WM. DOVE , PROP
HOTELS
CANFIELD HOUSE , Qco. Canfiold , Oth Farn.
DORAN HOUSE , P. H. Cary , 012 Farnbam St.
SLAVER'S HOTEL , F. SlaTen , 10-.h Street. _
Southern Hotel , Gcg.Uamil,9th& Leavonworth
INTELUDENCE OFFICE-
MRS. LIZZIE DENT , 217 10th Street.
JUNK.
H. BERTHOLD , Baza and Metals.
LAMPS AMD GLASSWARE.
J. BOKNER. 1303 Dcuglas St. Good Variety.
MERCHANT TAILORS-
G. A.LIXDQUKSr ,
One ot our most popular Merchant Tailors is re >
relving'tbe latest deVigna * for Sprln ? and Bum *
tner Goods for gentleman's near. S'.y'.lsb ' , durable
and prices low as crer , 215 ISth bet. DongFcr. .
MEAT MARKETS-
The Boston Market.
MOQLE& JESTER , Fresh and Cured Meats ,
Same , Fish. Ponltir. Bti.2020 ! Gaming Street.
.MILLINERY.
MRS. C. X RINGER , Wholesale and Retail ,
fancy Goods in great variety , Zephyrs , Card
Board * , Hosierr. cloves , corteti , tc. Cheapest
Sous * in the West. Purchasers Bare S3 per
cent. Order by Mail. llSFtlteenlhrt.
HILIS-
OMAHA CITY MILLS8th and Famham SU.
jyel < ha sHrn , . , proprietors.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS-
W. S. GIBBS. M. D. , Boom No. 4 , Creljbton
lilock.HthStreat.
P. S. L2ISENRINQ , y. D ( Masonic Kock.
9 L. HART , U. D. , Eye and Kar , opp. porttffice
DB-If. B. GRADDT ,
) cnll8tand Aprirt , 14tlrirrJ Doctlu Streets.
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, ' ! 0raudvf CtntTjOCQQler ) ' , ,
/ / . ' . - ' " ' 212 Sixteenth Street
nessGiursateod.
n.UMBHC ! , CAS AKD STEAU FITTING
V. W. TARVY & CO. , 216 12th St. , tct. faro-
ham fcpoatUa. 'Workpromptly mttnac'il to. i
-.D. JlTZPAiBICK , 110J Douglls Street.
C PAINTING AMD PAPER KAHCtNt !
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HSSbY A' K03TSS9
_ PLANIMp . .
LXOY B'manntacur , totcuh , , doors. Minds , '
noldiucs , cewels' bahiiters , Hand TaU4-urnlsn-
saving , tel. cor. Dodreend 8ihtst .
J. BOSKSFKly nglOtli t. U t.
RIFRWERATOSS "CTHFrElirs PATENT
! . F. OOOQMAN. llih St. . let. Farn. & Har.
SHOW-CASE MANUFACTORY
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tanuUetnr r md Dealer In all kinds of Show
Casrf , Uprlrht Cases ii. , 1317 Can SU
STOVES AN3 TINWARE-
A. BUliMESTEB ,
Dealer la Stores and Tinware , and Mannfactorer
f Tin Boot * and all kinds of BnBdlnr Tork
Odd Fellows * Block.
j-BOXNKR. 1S 9 Don ? . St. Oocd-anJ Ch p.
SEEDS
J.KVASS , Wholesale and Retail SeedJDrills (
andCalUvaton. Odd Fellows Uatt.
SHOE STORES.
Phlllpp Liar. ISOTTarnhamst. bet. 1Mb &Hth.
SECOND HAND , STORE
PEKK1NS t LEA'J , 1418 Danjla * SU , Kew and
coed Hand Furniture , . H nse Furnishlnz
loodt , Jig. , bought and sold on narrow ma-.irins.
' SALOONS. .
HENRY KAUFMANS ,
a the new trick block on 'Douglas Street , has
last opened a most elegant Beer Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
, erery day.
FLAKKERY.
hi Famham , orxt to the B. & H. beadquarttn ,
has reopened a. .real .and complete eatabliah- .
mtut which , barrlni ; HUE. and Hotter Ship *
ton'i PrepbeeYr wIU be open for the boys with.
Hot Lonca-on and afur pnemtilate , *
'Caledonia- . FALCONER , 87016th Street
UNDERTAKERS
CHA3. BIKWK , 1012 Fambambet
89 CENT STORES
HENRY POHLXAN , toys , notions pietnre * .
ewslry.kc.GlSitUibeUFarnhaa * Douglas. '
P. C. lUCKTJa1 * * Tui ui * § X fancy'foods.
Loot After the Breeding Cows. *
From the Nation * 1 Stock Journal. '
It U neoesisry to often' repeat , for '
th benefit of the novice , instruction
In the tnanagemeat ot * 'farnTstoct ,
-which to the experienced breeder p-
peara very simple. There are so many
beginners each'year.and others ere eo
careless that constant reminders of the
plainest and most obvious essentials
toeuooess - are reqnired to prevent
losses that might easily be avoided.
Just at this season of the year the
attention os 'the two classes' ' to which
we have alluded needs to be directed
especially to the condition of the
breeding tows , because we are approaching
preaching the , severest season of the
year to the swine breeder tbo season
which will detennina the question
whether ha shall have his ctop or
lose it. A memorandum
thould have been kepi of
the date , of service of each sow ,
and just 112 days from that date , the
pigs may be expected. The time will
vary a trifle In exceptional cases it
has been known to be a week earlier
or a week ; later ; but in 19or , ,20 , in
stances the period will not Taiy two
days from the time first mentioned.
It is beet In all cases to give each sow
a place-by herself , at least a week be
fore the pig * are , expected , so that she
may become familiar with her quar
ters , and care must op taken in fnr-
rushing her bedding to see that it is j
not of long straw , else the pigs will be
likely to become entangled in it and
perish before they get to the teat.
If the bedding- furnished , the sow
some days before farrowing she will
herself probably break it up to a
proper degree of fineness but when it
has been 'delayed to the last moment ,
Itwill be well to run the straw
through a feed cutter before it is
given her.
During the cold snaps that , are
likely to occur in the month of March
in the latitude where most of our
readers residegreat care will bo neces
sary to prevent thepigt that are jest
being farrowed , from freezing. . All
danger from this cause may be ob
viated in most cases , if ttha attendant
will watch quietly until the BOW has
laid down , and signs of approaching
delivery begin to be ruanlfcstcd. Let
them takoja horse blanket and quietly
place it. over her body so that she may
be entirely covered up. The heat cf
tier body thus confined by the blanket
will be sufficient to prevent the pigs
from freezing , even if the themometer
outside should indicate ten degrees be
low zero , and fter _ the pigs have be
come dry and have taken theteat.thero
[ s but little danger.
How to have Fruit with Little Labor.
Prairie Fanner. - -
, former article on this subject ,
we told how to have fruit , in plenty
from a "truck patch. " There are
other , ways of having an abundance
of fruit on every farm with bat little
labor. "
Grape * It ii natural , for the.grape
vine to climb and spread over 'trees.
All hardy varieties do well when'train
ed on trees , and many of them da '
better than in any other wayif their '
roots can have plenty of ground to *
draw nourishment from , not occupied
.by other roots ; therefore any spociea
of tree can bo made a support .for a
productive vine. But those species
of trees having deep feeding
roots like moat of the oaks ,
are the best for this purpose. The
best plan when wo wish to cover a
tre.o with a grape vine , is to plant the
vine some distance from the tree , and
then train the vine into its lower
branches , and the farther away the
better ; BO that you can reach theee
branches "with it. A tree standing en
sidehill can be made
beautiful as well as'a productive ob
ject in this way , if a vine is planted
above and trained into it. A hardy
grape vine planted and trained over
a lattice work , shading the back or
front door may be made with a little
ore , beautiful as well as
useful. Concord or Clinton
vines planted in the corner pf the old
fashioned Virginia worm fence , and
cured for two or three years , and al
lowed to ramble at will orertho fence ,
will have a great amount of frnit.
Such fence corners can also bo plant
ed with black raspberries , peaob , plum
and cherry trees , where stcck does not
run. And if mulched a. little e&ch
year they will do finely. A common
post and board or picket fence makes
a good trellis for the grape * Currants ,
and blackbsrrles do better tbnn mosi
anywhere else if planted against the
norih sldo of a tight board'fence'or1
wall , if cared for.
All little ravines , rivulets and
gulches should have their sides and
bottoms planted with blackberries ,
our best native plums , gooseberries ,
grape vines , etc. These will prevent
their washing out deep , and their
shade will protect the water , if any ,
and make it more , permanent , and also
give a great deal of fruit. If the1 ,
birds get all of this they won't , c'ome
after that near the house so badly.
We have seen , largo and fine crops of
grapes growing year after year on ,
vines planted on the north olde-ef an
old , and .large psage orange hedge ,
without any care whatever. Wo
have seen .grape vines in a
door yard covering four or
nve.quito largo shido trees , making a
very ' picturesque object , gratefnl
shade , and producing an abundance
of fruit. Some of the most beauti
ful objects in pur western scenery are
trees covered thickly with native wild
grape vines , especially our thorn
bushes ( crataegiu ) . Our hardy and
cultivated vines would be equally fine.
It Is wonderful ho w much epaco can
be "covered by1 a Concord vine if its
roofs have a sufficiency of proper
food.
"Wo have seen a few black raspber
ries planted along a picket fence sup
ply a family with plenty of this frnit
for twenty-five yeara.
The steep north hill-sides of ravines ,
may bo planted with our wild red
raspberries , especially the turner , and
with a very little cue give an abundance \
dance of fruit. This delicious _ native
raspberry ( Rubiu ttrigotui ) is eipo-
cially adapted to steep northhill sides ,
where it escapes many of the ilia it is
subject to.south of ita native habita
tion J itiaafict worthy of considera
tion , that vrein this land pE entirely
too much sunshine and very hot sun *
shine are too prone to plant pur
fruits on south' hill-aides. In
thfi , patterning after the Germans/
who in their cold summer climate are
forced to plant the grape from , dry ,
hot Palestine on such .hillsides to
have it mature fruit. Our north hillsides
sidesor hills' facing north , are Tory
much better fcr every fruit we grow ,
with the probsble exception of the
peach ) than southern exposures , both ,
in summer and winter. A plant on a
hill facing southward , has , &s
it were , to pass through twen
ty win t era .to the one. of.
a plant on a northern exposure , sim
ply for the reaion that is continually
thawing and freezing. It is as cold at
night , and too warm dnring-the day ;
its roots are palled oui and killed bj
the frost , and ii is forced to early
starting in the spring , etc. , while the
one on a.northern exposure is frozen
up and left comparatively dormant
until , spring , , and If any eaowifalls , it
stays there to protect it. r
'More ' ana Better Poultry "Needed.
The simple fact in nearly every town
in Kansas JOT months'eggs have baeri
from 20'td 30' and sometimes 50 cents"
per dozen ; nd of ten none to ba had
at any" price,1 and further- than those
j who" eat chickens , turkeys e.nd ducks
have to pay from 12J to 18 centa per
pound for them dressed is ovidenca
; "that the supply js not what it should
' be. There is no excuse for this as
'I fowls in large numbers can be kept
1on all farms without appreciable ex-
' pense. Nothing kept on the form
I will pay so large a margin on
the care and capital invested
j as poultry. No great outlay .ia.nied-
j ed to obtain a good stock ard we ba-
i lievo a mixture of some of the well
known but common breeds , such as
can be found in every nelghborhcoi
will prodnco "more eggs the year
round , if decently cared for , then
would a stock of high-priced fancy
fowls such as wehave all admired and
coveted at the fair * . We are not de
crying the highly bred fowls at all but
know from long experience and obser
vation that some of the more common
kinds will yield enormous quantities
of the highly prized hen trut ! , and
that the consumer mnally asks no
questions ai to its pedigree.
We say , procure more fowls ; get
the best you can ; take batter care of
them than you have hithortor per
suade them to do better by yon by
doing better by them and.they-will
put money in your purse. You have
abundant facilities , if you will utilize
them , to do these things ; your big
fields offer the choicest of range for
the ranging turkey ; docks will almost
board themselves and give you feath
ers , eggs and meat , for the privilege ;
the hen well , it is not necessary
here to tell any one who reads this
what an amount of profitable business
a good old-fashioned Domiuiquo hen
will tramaot In a , twelve-month If encouraged -
couraged a little , and of course she
should be.
"BOYCOTTING" .BREWERS.
NEW YORK WORKINOMEH RESOLVE 'Nor '
TO DRINK THE BEER OT CERTAIN
BREWERS.
Kew York SjxciU to the St. Louis .Republican.
SeAeral weeks ago owing
to rumors th&t the employes 'in
at least one brewery were subjected to
rough treatment by the foreman , the
plan of formingji union among brew
ers' employes was -brpatched. . The
German press ventilated the subject
and it is said that the leaders of the
striking piano-makera ) union urged on
the movement. A handful of brew
ers' employes met.at Jirat , and'alrosdy ,
after a fortnight's agitation of tho'new
plan , 300 brewery workmen are en
rolled as a medium for the interchange
of , ideas. They 'deny having threaten
ed or prepared a strike. The bosses ,
or muster browers-on tha other hand
are understood to have gotten the idea'
that a strike for fewer hours per day
and a higher rate of wagea was ttio aim
of the organization. The atones of
the employes and of the master1 brew
ers do not agree as to the action that
led to the antagonism of the two
bodies. Both sides agree that men
were discharged from the breweries
of the F. & M. Schaefer company ,
Jacob Rupport and George Bingler ,
and that many other workmen fol
lowed the discharged ones. The re
sult la what is said to be the first
'practical and comprehensive attempt
'at boycotting in the United States.
The breweries of Messrs. Jacob Hup-
prt , George Ringler , and the .F. &
Mr Schaefer company nro the ones'to
Buffer. Between 8,000 and 9,000
workingmen have resolved not to
drink any beer coming from these es
tablishments. Workingmcn .in var
ious trades' unions throughout the city
and neighborhood in meetings that
were held on Tuesday , Wednesday ,
Thursday and .Friday nights resolved
to drink no more beer made by theao
three brewing firms. They declared
that they wonld not patronize any
bar-room where the products of thr.se
breweries are sold. Among the or
ganizations thus agreeing to boycott
these brewers aro. the Socialistic-
Libor catty , the workmen nt Stein-
way's piano shop , the Bakers' union ,
the cigar makers , chop of McCoy &
Co. , the Furniture Blsikera nnlon No.
9 , the Wood-Carvers' union , Liforta's
shop of furniture makers , the Oigar-
Paekers' union No. 2 , the Working-
men's association of . Astoria ,
Long Island ; Typographical union
No. 7 , the ' central com ?
mltteo of United Furniture Makers
of North America , the Clothing Gut
ters' Protective union , , the United
Order ef Silk Weavers , the Trades' ,
unions .cejntr. tl committee ( of nil. the
trades' unions ) , the Advance ( wbrk-
ingmen's mutual .bo'nefil ) association
and savoral lessor bodies. Many of.
these unions ere very large and pos
sessed of considerable means. The :
Bakers' union numbers 2000 roon.
Tho-Furniture Makers' union , No , 9 ,
almo.sJLranks with the Bakera * union
in numbers. Thereare' 400 men in
eno of. the boycotting cigar shops.
It is said that the brewers 'havo ' informally - ,
formally dlscueao'd the project of
helping one another by refusing to fur
nish lager boer' 'to 'any saloon'keeper
who -diamlBBes boycotted b'rewolr.
One of the largest brewers in the city
said yesterday that ho refused to sell
boer to two saloon-keepers who had'
ceased to tsko the boer of a boycotted
neighbor. This as a.general plan has
not been discussed at any of the
meetings. A brewer said yesterday
that the damage to the boycotted
brewers will not beBO , great from the , .
loss of old customers as from the fail 1
ure to get new ones. He said that I
persons starling new bar-rooms will 0
prefer to buy-lager baer of the brew
ers who are not nopoaedbytho unions. r
'Xwas the Cat.
A Hurnpty-Dumpty show -in Des
Moines recently advertised to give a
ticket of adjnbslon. to the boy fur
nishing the manager with the best
oati Forty-eight' boys turned up
with cats , and as only ono cat was
wanted , the other forty-seven boya
wore disgusted at having their tabbies
refused , and turned them loose on the
stage. The performance was delayed * Q
an hour by the efforts of the manager ,
actors and supers in ridding the opera.
bouse of cats.
Journalism In Nevada.
ktramlo Boomtran ? .
Sam Davis , In The Carson Appeal ,
givea.cn excellent specimen of coun
try newspaper business management.
The editor.sees in a rival papar-.a po
litical announcement , which , after *
sarafol search , he falls to find in his
own sheet. Thereupon ho scats ; him-
salf and writes : - - - .
"A NICK PiLL. Bill Wiggins is out
with -an annotfncbmQ"nt" that.ho is a.
candidate for sheriff' ' Who u'VVfegina ?
A hundred persona have asked us this
question withtnthe. . past ; * ' few days ,
and we have taken . 'pains to Took up
his record. [ WixRins-JsSanan who
has bummed in this community for
the past ton years , seeking office and
finding none. iHe.hasJmckeiJlikean
old mule , stiff-legged.at Teyery | tioket
he has not been 'on , 'and ! .tried 'to ' buit
every combinationHhat was neb made
inhisinterest. ; He"7iy a "political pw'
asite , * that Tlhejrotera" the town
should put their ( foot on for thoMaat
time. Ho1 needs a final quietus , and ,
the next & | < . * , > - -
Just then Mr.-Wiggna. entered and
laid down five dflllars Jor his _ am
nouncement , explaining that he had
Intended to bringMt earlier , but it bad-
slipped hisjmjndJffej wa * , hardly
" " ' " '
around the"corher"'b"efo're1hfl "taditor [
of had thrqwn'his articl9jnthe > wMfe
basket and" wrote as follows : - - - " "
A HEaRESENiATiV . are
glad to announce the fact that Colonel
William Wiggins , weirand.favowbTe
kndwn in. these parts , .announces
himself as candidate for sheriff. Mr.
Wiggins1 has always been a csnsistent
man and never identified with the
bolters and sorehead * who hive made
themselves BO odious in tha county the
p.sst few years. He haa stood by the
party in the darkest licur of its his
tory. Mr. Wiggins' name will bo a
tower of strength for the ticke : and
will lead us to a glcrious victory. His
name heading the county ticket
makes it folly for 'ho opposition to
nominate a man to run again at him.
The Style of Dresses Worn In Boa'on
Lttter in Scranton Republican.
The last charity sociable of tha sea
son took fihce.only a couple .of weekt
'ago , by-tha-way , and it waa a very
brilliant affair , the costumes of the
ladies in particnlar being among the
handsomest that hive been seen on
any occasion of the kind in Boston
this season. And then they are 1
excellent dancers , the grandfathers
and all , and ona does not fear towear
a handsome dress , lest it should gel
torn from one's back , though a majority
of the dresses worn at this party auc
at most'parlies now , are of "dancing
length , " which means that the bottorr
of the'skirt reaches to the ankla on
the instep , which remind * me of whal
a gentleman said the other day con
cerning a certain young lady. He re
marked to her elder sister :
"You must bring your sister to the
house. She must be getting to be
quite R young lady. "
"Oh ! yesshe ; is 21 years old. "
"Indeed ! Is it possible ? Why , the
last time I saw her she was in short
dresses. "
"Well , so she is now. But : for a
couple of years before you over saw
her , and before the fashion changed ,
she wore trains. "
"Confound the fashionl A fellow
never knows nowadays how to-takea
girl whoso face does not show her to
, be 25 , whether cs a 15-year-old school
girl or a 20-year-old young lady. "
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GENERAL ELEOHON PROCLA
MATION.
EXECUTIVE DEIT. , OITT'OP OMAHA , 1
MATOU'S OFFICE , March 1 ° , I881. J
By virtue of the authority in me vest'd ,
I , Champion S. Chase , Mayor of the City
of Omaha , do hereby pto laim to the
qualified voters of siid city and of the res
pective warda thereof , that the next
ANNUAL CITY ELECTION
Will be held in said city on
TUESDAY , APRIL GTH , 1881 ,
The following is n Hst of the officers to
be balloted for at the said lection , to-wit :
Mayor and Police Judge and Treasurer ,
each 'o serve for the term of two year * .
Six CounciLuen at large , to serve for tha
term of two j cars. One Councilman from
each war.to serve for thn term of ono
year. Six Members of the Board of Ed-
cMion , to b el'.cted on the general ticket ,
three to serve for two years and three to
serve for one y ar ; the term of seryica to
be decided by lot.
The polls at taid election will ba opened
at 8 o'clock a. m. and kept open from that
hour un'il 7 o'clock p. m. , and no lunger ,
and at the following named places in tha
several wards , viz :
FIRST WARD-FelixSIaven's Groca-
ry. west side 10th street , between Jones
ami Leavenworth. oppo-ite Slaveu'a hotel.
SECOND WAED-Kessler's Hall , 13th
sirred west f-ide , near Pacific stieet.
THIRD WARD-Dr. Hyde's office , S.
W , corner 12th and Douglas atreta.
FOURTH WAUD-Court tfcuse , near
corner of Famham and IGth streeis.
FIFTH WAUD-Hasedorn'a Furniture
store , S. W. corner of Webster and 16th
stro'ts.
SIXTH WARD-Zribb's store buildIng -
Ing , N. E. cornerofBurt and 20th streets.
In testimony -whereof , I have
hereunto set my hand and
[ SIAL.J caused the teal of B , iA city to
ba affixed the day and year first
written. ,
CHAMPION S. CHASE ,
It Mavor.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
tTiTB Or NEBRASKA , )
Cocows Co.irrr , I83'
Kotlco fs hereby ( riven to the f Isctorg of thu'
Fourth Ward. City o { Cmaha , th t X will git In
the etore of Jaincs Fcfsjth , northwest coiner cf
IGlh and Capitol raims on Monday. Tueidsy
and We-lno-day , urch "Sti , Dtk and 30th , and
FiiJay. Saturday aaa Jiond y , April 1st , 2nd
nd ta , 183 , fortha purpose of registering the
ilictow of laid waj d , fnr c.ty e ection to be held
onMlio Mb diy of April , ' 831.
Tina Notice is hereby given , that , a New Llat
of the electors will have to be nuds' . owlnr to
the changes m de In the ward boundary , and
tlit electors will pmm thctrsslvea accorainirl- .
In wi'n.fM wherecf , I hereunto sot my hand
this ISth.dsy of March , "A. D. " 18 .
. . . . JOHHS.WOOD ,
m'OtoaS Registrar.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
'
, THIED T7AED.
All voters njrth of Howard street , eut of lath
street and south of Daienport will take notice ,
tit 10 regular of voters at my offlcs , north-
w t co nor of 14th and Djuglaj street ! ( tfo.
r4)npttaliBpaMarch ) 21st and Match i8th ,
ani April < tn , 1881 , for recitation and cor-
otiin of Ird Wild votwi. WIT. H. RILET ,
tn2itoa * . .f Registrar 3rd Ward.
>
. REGISTRATION NOTICE.
, )
„
DocotAS C'OCSTT , ) "
Notice li hereby e'rea to the leiral voters of
Ihs First W rd , CUy of Omah , that I will sit
it Bell's D > ug fctare , 820 South Tenth street , on
Urnday. Tno'day , Wodnotday and Thursday ,
Uarch 23th , 29th , SOth and 3lJC , and Frldty and
3itmd y , Aprllltt and 2nJ , for tte purpose of
rcjlitennp tha voters of sM ward. A new Hat
will be made , and all voters oltaii ward lire re *
juestcd to appear rersona'ly , that thtlr nimes
mav he proper"resister l.
Witness my haad this 2isl day of March , A.
D. 1SS1. F. M. STBNBERO ,
m22 IQt Registrar.
' REGISTRATION NOTICE.
I Swi Or NBBRASSA , ) „
DOUOIAS Conor , f -
'KoHie ' Ishereby givca that I will Bit at the U.
P. Bikery , 16th street , 61 , 6uThursday. Friday
ind Bitarday , Mar > h ? 4th , ? 5th and 26th , 1831 ,
tor the i nrpoEe cf regi.terin ? the electors of tha
6th War ! , City cf Omiha , Douzlaj Count/ .
In witness'whereof , I ber.unto set my hand
this 22d day of March , A. D. 1 81.
8CHUYLEK XVAKEFIEr D ,
m 2-It Begiatrar of SaU Ward.
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Union J'aclfic Transfer Depot , Council Blofls ,
ind St Paol. Trains leave the Union Paclflt
transfer Depot at Council Bluffs , at 6:15 p m. ,
reaching Sioux City at 10:20 p. m. , and St. Paul
it 11:05 a. m. , mAKinff
HOURS ra AnvAifca or
ANY OIHZB Roroa.
Betarnin ? , leave St. Paul at 850 p. ta. . ar >
rivi-ir at Sioux City at 4:13 a. m. . and Union
Pacific Tranalor Depot , Council Bluffs , at 9 0
i. m. Be sure that your tiokeU read via "a. O.
hf.B.B.1 . F.O. HILLS ,
'Superintendent , Missouri Valley , IOTT ! "
P. E. ROBINSON , As't Oen-1 Paaj. Agent.
J. H. ( raBYAK ,
and Paasonjrer Ajtnt ,
ConndlBlnBl
Gentle
Women
Who -want glossy , Itonorlant
and TfaTy tresses of abundant ,
beautiful Hair must use
LION'S KATHAIBON. TMs
elegant , cheap article alnavs
makes the Hair groff freely
and fast , keeps it from falling
out , arrests and cures grayness -
ness , removes dandruff and
Itching , makes the Hair
strong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Hathairoo *
UAEE NO MISTAKE !
a/CEGA / AYT.T : &EEASE
Jomposed larjtly of powdered mica and telnglaM
the beat and cheapest lubricator In the world ,
la the best becaaMl 14o4 not rum , bat form ?
hlehly polished larface orer the ul , delof
way with a large amount of friction. It lithe
heap ft twcaoze you need tax bat hall tba
inantlty In growing yoor wazon that you wool J
fany orteraale greasftmnle , and then rnn
our waion twice as lo ? . It an w r eqaallr
well for 11111 Giving , ThreiMng tMachlae * ,
uzKie . * c.M for wagoaSend let Joek t
lyciopedUofThlnjj Worth Knowtcf. Vailed
ree to anr adJregf.
' MICA MAKOFACTDRIHG CO. ,
81 MIOHIO3NAVENDB ,
CHICAGO. .
.r-Ask Your Dealer. For It
oct2
APPETIZER SURE CORE
For OOTJGHS , COLDS , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA ,
TION , and all Diseases of the THROAT and LUNG'S. i
Th most acceptable preparation In th known world. By addinjr to TOLU BOCK and KT5 1HU
IjemonJtUce , you have an exellent * Appetizer and Tonic , for g n ral and farallruj * , Tb
InJI'Sl j"nf jkI < " " ' 1' na r iUt jtImoBlal r celvtd dally ar th oett vi KXi )
Put up in Qu rt Size Bottles , giving More for the money tharf
any article in the market.
I " " "ON T BK DECEIVED by dealer who
unprincipled * try to pvlm eC pun voe
-.YMUVT. . " ' . * ' . eonunou Bock and Rya In place rf onr TOLU ROCK and RTBT , which is Uu
only HEDICATKD article made , th OKSUIJtZ taTtac a GOVKKOJ3aT STAMP on Meh bottle.
Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenne :
TREASURY DSPABTlfEHT. OFFICK OP INTERNAL REYZXU "t
Wlanneio3..1 > . O , January 18,1SSO. J
HU3H. LATTRZHCB & UABTEi , 1111 Madison St. , Chicago. IBs. :
QxmmnGi : This eempound. In the opinion of this office , would hare a sufficient quantity >
the BALSAM OF TOLU to fire It all the adrantaRes ascribed to this article In pectoral complaint *
while the whUky and the tyrup constitute an emulsion rendering It an apreeable remedy to tlm
latlent. Compounded acoordinr to the formula , it may properly be dwod aa a M UICUAI >
'REPARATION ondtr the provisions of U. S.R'Tlstd BtMrtes , and when softamptil , raay le
old by DrujfUts , Apothe arles and Other Pewoni witnont rtnderln ? them liable to jay tpechl
Ux aa liquor dealers.
Toun Respectfully , ( Eljned ) QBEEN. B. BATJM , Commissioner
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.Proprietors , Chicago , His.
Sold by DBUG&ISTS , &ROOEES and DEALEBS (
C. f. OOODlfAN. AQKlTr , OMAH *
IT IS
A GRATIFYING JAGT THAT THE
WHITESEWING MAGHiN
Gives universal Satififaction and tnat it is stead u.i
ily and rapidly inoreasin- pablio laver ,
The White Machine lastly claims to ba the
best made , the easiest rnnning , the 'simplest in
constraotion and tha most perfect Machine in
the market. * " ,
The White Co , employ aa agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just aa repres- ;
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The
sales BO far this year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
All orders addressed to the Omaha .Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNO ,
Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts , Omaha.
CORRECT
* ProTes beyond any reasonable question that thei. . * .
CHICAGO I & | NORTH-WESTERN' : R'Y
Is by nil odds the best rood for jou to take when traveling In either direction between f
/ Chicago and all of the Principal Points In the West , North and Northwest. ,
SaroMlj examine this Jfap. The Principal Cities of the "West and Northwest are Stations !
on this road. Its through trains maio cioso connections with the trains of all railroads at
Junction points.
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY ,
, . . . .elpnl Unes.rnns each \rar dallyfromtwo to foorormoza SaaiSxpnai
Trains. 10 only road irest of Chicago that use * the wTi' " jay " - > : "S33-
DINING 'CAHS.\ _ .
or Northwest of Chicago. ItbaV
uvaxij auvu MLUjjsa vif KOAJJ. Itiormstneioilowlnff Tronic Llnw " * * J 1
'f&iy1 ; % &
r- -fv 1Jnols > F ? 1port * Dlaano line. " "Milwaukee. Green Bay & Lake Superior LIne > J
- S , oterjUusrocd are sold by all Coupon Ticket Agents in the United States 4 andi ,
i Itcmcmocr to eak for Tickets Tla this roadjbo snro they read yer It , and take none other. ]
JttABYIS nCQHnT.Gcn'lJranascT , Chicago. 3aL\r. n. STESSBrr.Ceal Pass. Agent , Chicago. *
HARBT P. DDElj , Tlckit Asent C. &K. VT. BaUway , 14th andlfanibam'BtrctM. * "
1) . E KIMBALL , AMlsUntT.rket Azent C. & N. W. Rjllway.Hth and Farnham Elreetfc.
J. BBLIj , Ticket ArentC.--N. W. Railway , U. P. R. B. Depot.
JAMffiS T. OL ARK ; General A g nt. .
FUHM , , EATHERS
And Everything pertaining to the Fr.rnitnirQ noS
upholstery Trade ,
A COMPLETE A8808TKEST OF HEW 20003 AT. ' , till
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LO'W'EiS'I ?
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ap U men th lat and 1216 Faroham Street' .
utter.
1001 FARNHAM , cor. iOfh.
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