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ce week's Issue.
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Sundays excepted. 'Mondays excepted.
This is tlic only line running Pullman Hotel,
irfnlngors
J. W. Hitchcock, Uarby P. Deuel,
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Mall Express 8:15 A..M. 2:15 P. II.
Daily except Sundays.
Omnibuses and Facgace Wazone leave the
offlcc. comer Farntma and Ninth ftrccUt, fllj
eei tuuiatce In advance of the aboie Itailroad
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peiiins anfl Closing or Hails In
Omaha.
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CUIcaco and all Ctern cities. Nebraska
dlT. Platumoulb, Council lJIuHanuU liuriing-
ton, tfueai iumu a. w.,au!oi -. "..
aod
SU Ix)ui an 1 St. Joseph, due at 10)0 a. in.
aiii 7 p. in.; closes at 1:15 p. in. and 4:3J a. la.
Office oipeu Sundays from 12 to 1 p. in.
C E. YOST. Postmaster.
t'tl ti m.
OMAHA BREVITIES.
TO ADTEKTIKKILS ine CinCC-
I.TlO' of IlipnAIIV BEK l more
lh double Hint r any oilier dnily
pnpcrjiubllslicd In Nebraska.
Peyckc's Restaurant and Oyster
rooms. The leading house of the
kind. 207, Farnham street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. feb24tf
Nice young man to a Shinn's
-Addition belle: "JJarnum is build
ing n Roman Hipiodroine." Quoth
the lady, "Ruilding it? "Why, ain't
it an unimal?"
The United States District and
Circuit Court-, now in session, hav?
Attracted a large number of stran
gers, niostly lawyers, to this city,
and the crowd about the Court
ouse presents n lively scene.
r. v. A. M.
2Z0 110
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11:00 1:9
110 0
7.0C 1J0
3.-00 10X0
2:50 7
V -.. Mr. JoelT. Gridin was solicit-
J. -ing subscriptions yesterday for
jf ,that desUtute famllyT,- who were
? Jmrned ouf'last Saturday afternoon
on his farm. He succeeded, with
out much difllculty, in raiding 550,1
besides soDae clothing.
The pavement in hell is prefera
ble, to the sidewalk in front of the
5rand Central Hotel. The former
is composed of good intentions,
while the latter Is paved with sharp
and pointed stones, having evil in
tentions against every one'st solo
that passes that way.
to i
Another installment of Japan; j
ese passengers may be expected
through here to-day. The Vasco
' De'Ga'ma, a new steamer of the line
running in opposition to the Pacific
Mail, arrived in San Francisco Sat
urday. She brought a large over
land passenger and-freight list.
-y.T-rQn Saturday evening last Mr.
Jojph Bremercamp, one of the
JiFAZ comnositors. imnrovetl iha
shining hour, by being united in
matrimony to Miss Carrie V.
Cooper. The ceremony took place
at the residence of the bride's
parejits, corner .of. Fourteenth "and
lx-avenworth streets, Judge Pea
" iKfcl ofliclating.
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At a meeting of -the Omaha
Driviug Park association lat even
ing at the County Tnasurer ollieo,
the following otllcers for the ensuing
year were elected : John T. Clark,
President; A. H. Baker, VfecPres-
nZJ i
ident; J. P. Peek, Treasurer; Jas.
Stevenson, Superintendent of track.
Messrs. Clarkj Peck, llcdtck, Baker
and Stephenson were elected direc
tors. Viiother meeting will beiield
Thunnlaj- evening. " "
Tlie following, taken from the
lltcr Insurance Jiericw, w:w
handed us for publication bv an in
surance agent, who wan
the eitv
official to taken hint
thttTfanni:!
"A very sensible tlecisioil was made
in the Marine Court of
Xew York
the otlier. day, to the
etrect ' that
building fires in the pubZe .Htrateta hs - J,y;
gtreeis is niegai, anu j:
Hies
"ftwitt-Ayp 2t
of such act are liable for
tir:
incurred thereby."
The CouncilUlulTs (j
r?o6rofves-
terday saj-s : "Tiie Odtlj FOTow-?6t
-our neighboring city of Omaha in-
tend, toward tlie latter f art of this
month, to lay the cornc; stoua.
splendid building as a U mple, and
Ly a committee oa batur lay) JimkSuc u
our iownsman. Colonel John H.
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frd oratioifdr
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Theatre is
nowj
i performances
liiKSMy.
loiselle Evaline
audtfa
Rosaline will
apnear lor tlie nrst time tms even
ing
d
-i?rhe onlv amusement this week
will be Bunyan's "Pilgrim Pro-
Kress," "Wednesday and Friday eve
ning, by the children of the First
Baptist Sunday School.
About thirty Grangers arrived
from the westj-esterday afternoon,
Having ieen summoned Deiore me
a
unueu estates urauujurv, uai wr
what they didn't know.
A team attached to a furniture
wagon, ran away from a residence
on Farnham street, opposite the
Court! House yesterday, and
proceeded along Fifteenth, thence
to Sixteenth, beyond Hall's foun
dry, at a terrific gait. The damage
done to the crockery, furniture, etc.,
scattered along the route, was con-
SlUtrauiL.
The street railway extension up
Eighteenth street, is again being
agitated. Captain Marsh wants a
donation of $4,000 by the first of
June, and if he gets it, he will ex-
j tend the line to Caldwell & Miller's
addition within ninety days from
that date. The interested property
holders are waking up, and will
probably raise that amount within a
few days. The street railway ought
certainly to be extended before the
State Fair in September next.
John "Wirth, who is fitting upan
elegant restaurant in Caldwell
Block last week had an out-house
wt an tun vsn m lid niiiiki i.ii
pui ui m iul- iw. Ut .. u...uuu
nient, and while it was being erec-
i ted Jim Stephenson, the irrepresi-
I ' l
I ble councilman from the firtward,
ueuru ui n, aim uuvuiiui-u iu iiat
the work stopped and "Wirth arres
ted, because the house was partly
built of wood, and therefore in vio
lation of tho fire limit ordinance.
Friday morning tho proceedings
were to have been instituted, but
during Thursday night, "Wirth, who
had consulted his lawyer, had the
house completely covered with sheet
Iron, thus filling the requirements
of tho ordinance. Stephenson was
fairlj- beaten at his own game, and
we think it no more than fair that
he should give the City Council and
the members of the press a square
supper at Wirth's restaurant when
it opens.
Gladstone & Co.
A. IT. Gladstone & Co.',s ladies'
furnishing store, on Fourteenth
streGt, is one of the best stocked and
most attractive establishments of
thekind Jnjthc city. MTessrs. Glad
stone & Co. .have been, in business
in this city for" nearly seven years,
and during that time they have
built up a splendid trade by their
fair-dealing, cljeap prices, strict at
tention to business, and successful
anticipation In supplying tho wants,
of .their many .customers. They
t always keep on liand everything
of the latest style that is called for
by a lady. Their line of ladies'
dre-vcs and white suits js very ex
tensive, and.no'one, no matter how
fastidious, can fail to select some
thing that will suit her fancy.
Their stock of ladies' underwear is
the largest In the city, anil' the
prices tbeJowcit.. Their gloves aio
Trom the Vvry- besf manufacturers,
while the quality of their collars,
cuffs, handkerchiefs, &c, cannot be
excelled. Parasols and sun shades
they have in great abundance.
Ladies' corsets are made a specialty
with this firm. In brief, Glad
stone's is the place to patronize for
anyoftheabove mentioned articles,
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
Orders' for ice will bo promptly
filled at the published rates, and
contracts for ice will be given on the
best terms". Send orders toEmpire Ice
Company, Ninth street, between
Farnham and Douglas.
aprlG-tf Fletcheii & IIcbbariC
t t At Private Sale
Iloue and Furniture, 213 Dodge
street, between 12th and- -13th
streets.. iFine.hjyise.nlco rooms,
well and suitably furnished. A
bargain is ofleretl. Apply on the
premises to John T. Hoi.tzman.
apr 8, tf
"Who "Wants "Water ?
We are now prepared to funfisYi
water in quantities as desired, to
residents in any part of the city.
Fletcher &. IIurrarh.
lx?r 10-tf.
Pensions and rJd'J'"Tius pro
cured by W. M. Francis, L.v
Office CicEioitTox'lii.ooiv. -
apr4 tf.
Jeweuiy, Watch is and Clocks
-alargtj- 'assortment now invite
attention, comer Douglas ami 13th
streets.
Butterfied & Whipple. (.
may , m. , ,
. i. ft . rrz i ;
I "wtsif to exchange for green
backs or ciy uropcrty, h valuable,
.farm, in 'yitt;hington eounte,J5.oI
house, splendid variety of fruit,
plentv of fino
timber I and
gtHKh
teGfiKjSMTjn
rodr.-'L'arU
hori rffefmsilr,
.vhich'lrS'l
been rcmoveil to Creightxm
mav4 3t V. M.
Flt.VNCIS.
ArcriON s:tle of $o,
pb wlfiafl'
ready-made clothing, to
bc'-syid-in
Sale com-
pjtffvMfcfffr
eK9ndCcntr
hn vi fig n rJWrftss
AlfulRi
BHJidTselle
nienciug Tfiurstlay niohiing at 10Jpiosition3. j
o'clock, at our new rooms, 233 Doug?
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aaStceC.-,',,M-,,
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Aiicfioneers:
11U 1 :
JOST.
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laTTXLK & WlMyftf? I.-
ruayoSt 2G1 Dbngltis-St;
"!'.' a Hr-...... L. .
The Bridge Tra isftr- r.
i viaA iuUttvOJ)l)Q me aiadama. -
year old maple trees to be JHjM.al..
A Scotch terrier bitch inrjiWjjt
TiiurMlay. The person Kvln-tiic&i-
I her up will pleaM! refurn lier 4,. , .,:
c - - A
Dodge streets, OMttvXeb. . 7
cft - eIa aornerJ 16tJi, JWfT9'? " council ao mn
Personal
Hon. Guy Barton, of North
Platte, is at the Metropolitan.
G. B. Sctnleld, of Nebraska City,
is a Metropolitan Hotel guest.
Col. Tuxbury, Mayor of Nebras
ka City, is at the Metropolitan.
John D. Hays, of North Platte, is
registered at the Metropolitan.
D. H. McDaneld'a friends will
find him at the Metropolitan. He
hail3 from Chicago.
Elam Clark's name is on the Me
tropolitan Hotel register.
Mr. Mohr, of the firm of Kurtz,
Mohr & Co., has returned from a
successful business trip through the
State.
Ex-Mayor Chapin of Lincoln, is
in the city. He is foreman of the
United States Grand Jury.
Thomas Sewell, Lincoln's jolliest
grocer, is in town. He is a United
States Grand Juror.
Rear Admiral Vansittart, of the
English Navy, is sailing around at
the Grand Central.
"Window Judson, a lawyer of St.
Joe, is stopping at the Grand Cen
tral Hotel with his family.
Joab Lawrence, of Salt Lake, is
taking a rest at the Grand Central.
B. F. Stringfellow, a Kansas
lawyer, has strung out his auto
graph on the Grand Central Hotel
register.
Judge John F. Dillon arrived yes
terday morning, and is stopping at
the Grand Central. He opened the
United States Circuit Court to-day.
Martin Coulson, of Sioux City, is
the Grand Central.
Sidney Dillon, President of the
Union Pacific, will arrive in Oma
ha in a few days and remain here a
week or two. A reception for him
is talked of.
C. F. Bayha, editor of the
Dakota City Mail, one of the beat
weekly papers in the State, is in
the city. He called at the Bee
office yesterday.
Hon. John Croxton, of Nebraska
is among the notables in the citj" to
day. He makes his headquarters at
the Metropolitan.
Mr. D. II. Stearns, until now
traveling correspondent of the Bee,
has been appointed to the position
of business manager of this office.
Gen. John O'Neil, who arrived
here yesterday with an Irish colony
to locate near "WiSner, Nebraska, is
at the Metropolitan". He is helping
to turn emigration to Nebraska.
Hon. Ed. Parker, the long haired
meriiber of the Legislature from
Lone Tree, Merrick County, came
in from the West yesterday afterc
noon.
James Vick; the celebrated florist
oCItoehester, N. Y., is expected to
arrive in Omaha within two or
three days, accompanied by his son
and daughter, en route to Cali
fornia. Jos.B.Southard left for Sidney'yes.
terday to take a position In one of
the leading business houses there.
Joo js an excellent book-keeper,
having had an extensive Jexperi
encc in this city.
William H. Sanders, a clothing
"merchant of Mobile, Alabama, is at
the Grand Central. He is here with
a large stock of clothing to be dis
posed of at auction.
G. II. Cannon, the formor popu
Iarlandlord of the Massasoit House,
Atchison, Kansas, has taken the
old Atwood House in Lincoln, and
put it in shape to please the travel
ing public, and we know it wl for
Cannon is a big gun in a hotel.
Cyrus W. Field, the original At
lantic cable man, in company with
Canon Kingsley and daughter, are
jimong the notables who will arrive
in Omaha this wool;, en route to
San Francisco. They are going to
Iceland to spend the summer, which
is a good idea.
The following are the arrivals at
tho Wyoming Hotel :
D McGinnis, Cedar Rapids ;,Wm
Scott, Great Eastern circus-pJ F
Salsbury, St Paul; E Mathews, J M
Nicholson, Chicago; Nelson Seekels,
Newell, Iowa; C F Bayha, Dakota
City ; S S Canficld, Stanton; S L F.
Holland, W II Brooke, Baltimore;
D Coier, Albia, Iowa; E C Usher,
Fremont; "N J Creamer, Yankton;
L F Laidler, . Sacramento ; Fred
Wines, Nebraska City: L Browning,
Davenport.
CITY COUNCIL.
A regular meeting of the City
Council was held in the Council
Chamber last evening, President
l7son in the chair,
Ere-ent, CotUicilmeu, Banckefn
Brown, M. II. Brown, . Campbell,
Stepheuspn,..SnUjheaJ pvobe and MflCTblwo. .
Mr. President. - . The standing xulestjf the"oliT
Itrl:aeefhfAroe-w)thi the action hoarfJ iKrKg(oitekl1lillr the end of
taken at the last Council meeting Hie school year,
ITTe'Txrird'oF.-Prej-filen't J. S. GU KUwMiilUt as apppointed to,
TOTArtdliW?rU"ladfi-fiuti was pre; settle with the treasurer and ex
seutpd and apjirovLHi. " .J'S trl ; jifrfifry. .,
srrrrrUSIdeiirfJltr)n ptted that
rrtrhar! received tho deimitions ta-,
1a ! ATr4o?rwj lilkl?A ( ! "!.
i?wa.f.'i iss-.1" ",w u
iiiur-joiiiisutt cuiuesieu ireasufrff
rrti6ntia.sA-and-herentedtliciii
Tril flnTwTMloil tmrlor flirt
nid'first'wmlecrijf bu.-jiie.4j,
eomiiuinicatluiis. . ..-r
'""MrSftirbe - niowHl to .iisnendtho J
Tlie Mayor suggestctl that several
otllcers were.nrewtaYsiiiijgto-kavei
Hnelrjjoiiassipproved. ,
.ur. IjUcum i u ratur vi pro
ceeding with the "reading c the
atCitytofcLiiJtJ
" T-R"H""'
! Bnri 'it
jowuoum uiKe one copy anu reaa
t9 the Council, while Mr. .ft, p. KiU. .,
tuo4aJuiur..AListimonl-. Ie no- -
i . r t , , - .
nines siaietiuiai ooui conies ..Wjero,
UteuartUHMl'ttjrresfc vantl differed:
Day.jja ieiy! Wilji)otanV"jJ4rUeu-
Vl5):esUrrion7::cbve-?irjoUt
tUftTiiundred.fnacTj8 of lecal-caD
'lEvr: itnciH be seenvhat a tedious
.prxceedaigitoJa4h is. It will
-ttikb'hvfrior three -nights to cont u t
piele it. - 'l r i . , a
-Tlia wndinn oonuaencid at about
O'clock eUstvenb. inff'at mW "
rt.' - r crnr .vrT. r jd J.
wwavO oCCi
Silver Wedding.
The committee having in charge
the reception to be given to Bishop
and Mrs. Clarkson on Thursday
evening, wish it to be distinctly
understood that invited guests are
not expected to bring presents, nor
is it in any way appropriate that
they should.
The committee quote with pleas
ure the following from the May
number of the Galaxy, which ex
actly expresses their views of the
proprieties of the case :
"Etiquette does not demand the
acknowledging of an invitation to
these weddings by presentations of
valuable gifts. Members of the
family, or any intimate friends, are
the only persons from whom such
gifts should be received. Invited
guests should not absent themselves
from these festive and agreeable en
tertainments by any false idea re
quiring them to contribute costly
presents."
The committee commend these
correct sentiments to the notice of
all invited guests.
J. M. WooivwoRTir,
A. J. Perry,
J. H. Peabodv,
C. S. Chase,
E. Wakelv,
G. W. Doane,
H. G. Clark,
J. I. Redick,
E. A. Allen,
H. W. Yates,
Committee.
United States Courts.
In the District Court of the United
States, Judge Dundy presiding, de
fault and judgment were entered in
the following cases : W. L. Lamb,
assignee, vs. C. Mickleson, L. Lamb,
assignee, vs. L. Anderson, W. R.
Bartlett, assignee, vs. Luther Mil
ton, in W. R. Bartlett, assignee, vs.
James H. Smith, ct al., decree as
prayed in bill, was entered.
The Grand Jury as empanneled
is as follows:
W G Chapin, Foreman, Lincoln;
A G McAusland, Clerk, Omaha; Is
aac Wilds, Plattsmouth: Francis
Brooks, York; Charles Grede, Peru;
L F Farr, Omaha; Henry Hart,
Nemaha County; J P Kelly, Oma
ha; Thomas Sewell, Lincoln; W O
Saunders, Omaha; J M Borland,
Johnston; L H Laflin, Crab Or
chard; E Lash, Peru; A J Currence,
Salem; L A Harman, Lincoln; A
Perkins, Fontanelfe; AH Church,
North Platte; A Bergman, Brown
ville: W F Bennet, Plattsmouth; J
A Hough, North Bend; Dr L Rice,
St. Daroin; T F Gantt, North
Platte.
In the circuit court the following
business was transacted.
Jujjge B. I. Hiniran, of North
Platte, and Freil Lehmau of Ne
braska City, practicing attorneys in
the State Courts were admitted to
practice in the United StatesCircuit
Court.
C. B. & Q. R. R. Co. vs. Otoe Co.
Judgment for plaintiff as per .stipu
lation; W. O. Bartholomew, vs. D. Whit
ney, et al. Defendants to answer
iu five days.
U. P. P. R. R. Co., vs. the County
of Lincoln et al. Decreo for plain
tilfas prayed in its bill of complaint.
The following attorneys were ad
mitted to practice in the United
States Courts this morning: B. F.
Sjtringfellow, Kansas j Wilson Ju(J;
son, St, Joe ; John D. Hays, Grand
Island, and James O. Adams, Oma
ha. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
0ov. Saunders Reelected Presi
d3nt. The regular meeting of the Board
was held last evening, Vice-President
Howard Kennedy in the chair.
The members of the old Board were
nearly all present, and after the
reading of the minutes, and after
the frllowing-voto of thanks to tbe
retiring otllcers, the Board adjourn
ed sine die.
RESOLUTION OF-THANKS.
JiC8olveU, That on the retirement
of the officers of this Board we take
the opportunity of thanking the
President, Governor Saunders, our
Vice President, Howard Kennedy,
and our Secretary, C. K. Coutant,
for tho faithful and elficient manner
in whichjthey havel discharged the
duties pertaining to their respective
oflices.
The newly elected members wee.
then qualified, and the Board or
ganizei by the election of Governor
Sa'uhder asT'resic'Jent, B.. p. J, Ken
nedy. Vico President, and W. H. H.
Hughes, Secretary, for the ensuing
year. '
. -T'jfiJVRUfQKAjirU, -with other
Dills; wis anMved. '
esoIiHjon lncrca-sing IJie- noon
recB) drniff schools tQ 'QjiG hour
A committee was also appointed
JfifWttJip. fe,iCp around the een-
trnl fnLn giTitTi crrw wl j it .
v,;,r:""-T,v.7'.:
natif - k TsTe lvsluv"li r-1 XLt- -.
"eflnetiypVTis appointed acting-
iwtt'ssaff" :.:rl"H U,L ua,a,lf-e
v ., i3nswji. jtm.
The. Secretary was inBtruetiHl to
advertise the Burt street school
rojjf rty fltolrf $r Igape.
FiRST-CL.vss tickets toCincinnati,
Dliioj'lmd 'Gbfdonsviilo, VirginiaCs
for sale at Ph. Gottheimer's. Ticket
roker;3ParnTihm street'" u
,jn Wwi
itf
(I
AL.
,D. M, T. Anderson has
has removed
Creighton
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w
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Jce .CltEASf A JLATEY&H-Fami-lies-eirrjilied
cheap. Leaire your
cTrrere. " ";-; ; 'h.ii5tey.
.. aprill8tfj
a i.jw.ti..- -
I seul my goods at a "profit and
athfSMMU avXOW as tnose -who ad
vertise toaBoillesa thaa tda't..
a ..irat..3 -nr 031 -- 3NES.
raHaya.lfei'r-'t , t Opp. jPostomce.
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an.mv.i 11 IT r? Ill SIIT1T
I Copies of city charter for sale at
ineusEE oiuce. i
A .
Tdbkjsh Baths every day and
evening at Redick's Opera House.
apr3tf
WALL PAPER!
.New and Elegant Spring
styles, Cheap tor Cash.
Jmry 5 2t. C. F. Catlin.
Largest stock of watches and
jewelry in the city, cheap, at
Botterfield & Whipple's, 264
Douglas street, near Fifteenth.
apr2eod-lm
jPakties who smokejmy CLEAR
HAVANA cigars pronouce them
tlie best in the city.
Jones.
mavo it. opposite xr . u.
DENTISTBY.
DENTISTS,
OFFICE. Ho. 232 FARNHAM ST.
-CPSTMBS.
Bet 13th L 14th Sts., OMAHA.
earOMct practicing PeutLxts iu tlie city
DR. A. S. BILLINGS,
DBlsTTIST,
v 234 FA-x-xxliA-xn. St..
1 Bet. 13th and 14th, up stairs.
Teeth extracted without pain, by use of Nl-
trous Oxide Gas.
"Office open stall hour
PHY3I0IAN8.
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Sursioal JFLoo:
L VAN CAMP, M. D.
Dispenses his own model nea. and besides
regular practice, mates specialities of Derange
ments and Diseases Peculiar to Women, Fistu
la, Piles and other Diseases of the Bectum.
OFricx and Besidenc, Corner Farnham and
14th Streets, first door to the right, up sUlrs
Omaha, Neb. Address Lock Box '04.
rSldAwt
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
233 FARNHAM STBEET.
Save Your Paper Rags!
Patronize Home Industry
n. BERTHOLD, 104 and ICG Douglas stree
Ipetween 10th and Iltli, north side, making a
ringements to build a
PIPE 31 ILL IN OM.VIIA,
Desires to purchase ereral hundred tonso
rags of aU kinds at Eastern prices. Cash on
dclherr. Ia2
Victor Restaurant.
10 FABNX1X STBEET,
Bet. lOtlx And lit la.
VICTOR DUCROSSj Prop.
mABLES SUPPLIED WITH EVERY-
SUPPLIED
thing in the market.
Open from 7 a. m. tol2p. us.
BSj-All Meals Served to Order.-a
0I8TEB3 BEBYED IH EVEEY STYLE.
"I 1 IT? IS SEASON. Prices to suit
IjrAiVLltl the times.
City Meat Market.
IBCOEJEXj-ST 3
Kr-p constantly on.hand
A LARGE SUPPY OF
Po
J3 33 33 JP,
MUTT0$,
rOULTRY,
GAME
XT -nt C3- 3 T A D
MILLIMKKV.
Ladies' Fashionable Cloak
a. id Dress Maker.
Promenade Suits, Evening Dre-ses, Wedding
Suits, Morning Wrappers, Coats, 4c, cut to or
der in the latest Parisian styles. Having car
ried on fashionable cutting and fitting for la-die-iin
all its branches in the various capitals
and centres of fashion in Europe and America,
I tate pleasure In Introducing myself to the
ladies of Om ah i. Satisfaction guaranteed In
every department of my profession.
Ko. 300 13th Str.et.
oc2yl B. Wt LF.
Mtis. u. ii. palmer, -
Fashionable Dressand Cloak
Maker, .
Rooms, 202 Douglas St. near 15.b, (Up Stairs.
I cut from actual measurement not from
patterns and will guarantee satisfaction in all
ases,
Cutting and Filling a Specialty.
33. KT XO-X33:3a.XZiK.
-DEALER Iy
Fruits, CkinfeMiwelfy,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
NE cornet. .Farnham and EJeTcnlh atreetls.
OMAHA. . - - - MEaRASKA?
iwplf a ' " - f
400,000 ACRES!
-OF THE PINHST-
u i i. iii : :
. i
,IV ! t
ijiorn Talley
jtands!
t .i i i n -.1 tin. i
TI '
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:ua RAi.
JE2. tVZ. OTiATi:
"Wissier,"-
?Teb;
fplIFSE LAD5 AP.E CONVENIENT TO
a i
the uiaikctatJ the. ,
FINEST firtlte "TATE
& o ut..f
f
j sunn iiinti ur .- z:
And will he sold at fronx r
cn'Miii TJit tin
$2.50'to$5.00 PER;ACREf
z
for tasu or on Lovg-Ttme. ..
BS-LAXD EXPCFBIN6:TrCH-''
.... I -
TS for gale Jit -Q.:;&:N. W. De
pot, bearing .coupimar wiiih wiTl
Ihj taken-at fnircpst"jih::payment
for land. : -srll:: "
637a4tV-,.Wtwcniigiia-iJ4 Dett
U li ft mil . a
VlrinlaVfiJwr anflTTta faM h
. - . '-ttr . jESmT4
CootoiaiiJMiiaij wtovee
i
0AEEL4GE TIAKUPA0TUB2BS.
Established 1858.
.a., a". siaorjpsoN's
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
JtL r?
53S&540 Fourteenth Street,
(Office up stairs.) Omaha, Nebraska. Carriage
and Buggies on hand or ir.aie to order.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Repair
ing. apr2S-U
255 Harney street, between 14th and 15th.
Carriage and Wagon Malting
In all It Branches, in the latest and most
approved pattern.
HOBSE SnOEINO AND BLACKSMITHINCJ
and repairing done on short notice.
sepze IT
L. W00DW0RTH,
238 Doughs Street, Omaha, Nebraska
DEALKB IS
Carriages, Hacks,
Buggies, PattentWheels, Road wacons, Trot
ting Sulkies, Skeletons, Ltudebakers,
Celel rated Wa o s. James It.
Hill's Celebrated Con
cord artess
and Whips.
HORSE CLOTHING.
Ribes, Blankets, Wagon Material of all Descrip
tions, bpskes, Hubs, Felloes, and all kindsof
HAU1) WOUD LUMBER
1 nimble Skeins, Axles and Springs.
rucli6tt
XI. 3r.Gr33f
CAURIAGi:, BUGG and WAGON
3IAXIIFACTUKEB.
N. E. CORNER of Hth and HARNFV" STS,
WOULD rcpectfully announce to the pub
lic that be is now ready to fill all con
tracts in the above lines with neatness and
Uispatch.
orauTExpress wagons constantly on hand and
sale.
The Oldest Estaoiishea
BANKING HOUSE
f NEBRASKA.
Caldwell, Hamilton & Co.,
33 vivr3a:333.a.
Business transacted same as that
of an Incorporated Hank.
Accounts Kent in Currency or Gold
subject to sight check without uo-
tice.
Certiflcatcs or Dcnosit Issued nay-
able on demand, or at fixed date
bearing interest at six percent, per.
annum, and available in in all parts
of the country.
Advances made to customers on
approved securities at market rates
of Interest.
Buy and sell Gold, Bills of Ex
change, Government, State, County,
and City Bonds.
"We give special attention to nego
tinting BailroaU and other Corpo
rate Loans issued within the State.
Braw Sight Drafts on England,
Ireland, Scotland, and all parts of
Europe.
hell European Passage Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADS.
asclU
klMW BlDNDKKS,
President,
BXK. WOOD
Cashier.
Vice Prcbldent,
STATE SAVINGS BANK.
H.W.OOR. KARNHAM 4 13TH STS.
Capital, $100,000,
Authorized Capital, S1000,000.
Deposits as email id one dollar received- and
Compound Interest allowed on same.
Advantages
OVKH '
Certificates of"" Deposit
The whole or any part of a deportt'slter re-
iiialnliie In thU Rank three months, -will draw
Interest from date of deposit to time of pay
aent. The who.o or any part of a deposit can
drawn at any pnw. ana38.-tf
TT.S 'DU.PnRTTQ'RY
T FfV.Tt
l
I'lift Kirsr, MinoTimi imiiu-
- - -- 1 1
M . mjv j
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Corner or Farlwrtt: and latlaajtirtst.
- i .
THE OLDEST BAOTTINO E8WJLI3HMEHT
"" ' IN HEBEASiKA. " '
r i ..(Successorsjq Kounfie.Bn ihors.).,, ,, (
Organised u Katlenal Baai, intuit 28, 1883 '
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CapitaLcn'a Profits oVef'J
orncEC? and dirCctors :
U..j
e. creighton;
President.
ii. countze, r .
Vice Prcs'fe. "
A. KOUNTZE,
Cashier.
I,:". YATES,
. AsU Cashier.
A, J. 1'OPPl.ETpN, Attorney.
TIC1
of
ICKETS FOK SALE TO. AJAr, PART3
Europe-viaUlie-jCunaril
arfj Nitlonal
Steamsh'pXlneo, and the HamHurgAniirjcan,
PJctet Company1.' -s -'
Jj27tf
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KZHA'atrxa.' jtDr -j;d! Mirx&ju) ;i
- - - .
i i. a ,. resident. Caenltr
OMAHA NATIONAL BANlfe
--'Doagltw and Tiirtwitli l-Hii; ) J3 j
u07IHttXViH.
CAPITAI.
.... zkooo oo
msUNrrKD
f 2 K),000 CO
8UKFLUS AliD Pr.OFiTS
,lrlANCrjtt,,'AaCNT'r,OK TUB
, -- , STATSS
ixo offi aHATrb' onw'frottl
Tont- atoajnasmuas;
. mavriwn. - I m. -
TblsBu;k dcalj'-- .Extb&agp, GoreruMsji,
UUVUS. J vuiiwifljuyi Wl I )
I
tlrif.r.YffTfr A rn-nnlrfirlTTtrm'
.i. . ,.i iji
sk) eeiis-Xto-nd miles eoUeetiorji i "'
;-'.' ; -- w jJutJM.
parte of Isrcpe.
jv"-s
r'feVSyr-wablJriC&enCTca '-
J.tJJjJtXCail'irnU.Sin Frasds'eo.
....... , , ' tntisi
FL1TIB TIALLEY.....
REAL
.ir .r
l .. j
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r-scaaiiill CrT'Smith, ..
JP Yjv vant far lria- ... .r J It whlfh h laTcloiiinv noi klrcf. litre hi ai
p5a.JlfMi:-t-M . . ... f : TwUiiiiaiB. :: '. ""
' aPaaV i T a," "!- - W J i , J .JI , Ti. 'Z . '- i I (f J I llS
TJ. B; m Li5LOTD3;-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. AdTertisrmenta of To Let, For
Sale, Loet, Wants, Found, Boarding, Ac, will
be inserted In these columns once for TEN '
WANTED A young girl to assist in homs
work. Apply at tub office. iny5t2
WANTED-A bor to herd cattle, by Sam
uel J. Cutler, at Evans i. Durnall's. ,,
my3ti
WANTED Boarders and lodgers, s e cor of
17th and Chicaco sts. ruvlt.t
"DEALcsta efor ul in
rmsiron; A Nel-
J.V sons auditions. Address. S. J. C Ble
omce.
. ... 1
myoif
MOSEY io loan. Call at law office of D. L.
Thomas, room 3, Visscher block, myjtf
FOR ! LE Splendid business lot, 12 ft
good locality, with store houe, oi Farn
ham St.. at JS too terms easy : . si, bu'lntss
progeny on Tenth t. JOUN M. CLAKK.
lUai estate agent.
TJOOMS tOK KE.T-Suitable for omcei".
XV Northeast corner of 18th and Oodse st
mySt6
TUOS. a HALEY,
ESf-A. hou,e wUh s,x 'oo"" "l
good cellar, house newiv papered and in
60OO repair. Inquire otU.'W. Hosi, co"
tiarney and 13th sts. inySwi
mo RENT-The Pacific house, lOih and Dav
JL enportsts. Poss ssion imraediatcly Store
No.271 DjugU st, opposite Crelihion block.
Inquire of J. BONNER,
m J3tf 2G3 Douibs st.
BOARD WANTED-Br genfeman and wife
In private taniily. Tf rms mu-t lie moder
aie. Address, Mca, care "Bkk" othc e
myJU
severs and gutters.
B.CKNl-LL.
' 569 lCih st.
ONEO-EN BUGCJY AND HARNESS, al
most new for sale cheap, at 22J California
st , tt 13th and Mth sts. myC
SODDING, p'owingand giadlng neatly dure
by Dan MiMillan. LeaTe orders t Mc
Ausland' gun store, ior 11th an! Douslas sts
niy4U
GOOD SE'MTRESSES can get steady
work at the Nebrask Shirt Factorr. No.
159 Farnham tt.
1. AA ti v A m
iny2t3
WATED Daj boarders at 191 Douglas st.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Terms
SI per week.
iuyliG
WANTLD A good girl can find steady em
ployment iu small family, by applying
at second house north of ality nn west side of
17th st. .between Califorcla and Webster.
apSOtf
PLANTS Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato
Fupper, etc. (ap23tf 1 OWSLEY. '
FOR SALE A desirable residence proiierty,
two lots and house, well located, good ini
proTements, such as shade and fruit tins and
grape Tines. Terms easy. Address
p2tf J. P. R., iigB office.
PIIOTGGRAPII GALLERY FOR ROT
One of tho finest gnl Series in the Sute will
be rented to agooil artist on lery reasonable
terms, at Lone Iree, county seat of Merrick
county, in a fine, thkkly settled region. Ad
dress MOROA.X L. Wiuoiit, Lonj Tree, Neb.
ap4ii
TaRTIES desiring a situation, or in need of
1 uuurrrs, servauis auu ua lng tfncuients
fur rent, or property for sale, will please call at
this employment and rrt I estate office, room 9,
Visscher' block, corner of Douglas and 11th sts.
Omaha, Neb. f.29tf I. N. FI-HER.
EOR SALE A Singer s wing inachicc,
new. Inquire' of ilax Meyer 4 Rro.
ap27tf
EOR SALE One set parlor furniture ; also
a piano. Imiuireof ilax Meyer A Bro.
aji27tf
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR S.U.E-On
13th s. b twren Howard and Jackson.
Suitable Ior business and family residence,
containing U rooms. Inquire of Mrs. J, N.
Page, 13th ana Mason sts. rpIStf
MONEY TO LOAN Inquire at law office
ol L. F.Ma.Inp, Vlsscher's block. Omaha.
;sp2JtI . " '
ROOMS TO REST An 277 Darenpert st.
Also a house with six rooms, cistern etc.
AppIy-f.Q7DarfDpoft at. ap21tf
ORSALC Two full lots with improrem uU
onn weor2Istanl Inrd su. Inquire st
next house north of steam laundry. 22w2
WANTED A cheap farm In exchange for
merchandise. Address, Farmer. IlEE
office,
ap21tf
FOR SALE OK RENT No. 3ol Chicago
Apply to
HARRIS, TAFT A WOODM IN,
'lit OH Mill.
TjlORSALh four of the bet residence lots in
E the city, on et. Mary's ar. an 1 22 1 street.
Inquire of A. BUJUME,
aplSml
WANTED To rent a rurnl.hrd nouse o!
4orS rooms, either all or partlr furnish
ed ; must be near tbe cor of lUih and Farnham
sts. Address,' 1'. SMITH,
113II Bee olnce.
FOK SALE OR RENT A farm oT Vii s.res
with house and barn, situated one half mile
west of the Barracks: inquire of
mchlClt
fl. P. REDMOND.
I PACIFIC HOUSE REOPENED-The Pacific
HouMhaslwen thoroughly repaired, and
will be open for the accommodation of boarders
and the public generally, oa Ihfl 1st of Ma-ch
by Win, Howitzer. Clutigi reasoi.ublj 10th
at., bet- Cap. T8. and Dsyih port at. fc24tf
STORE FOR BENT-On N Vf tor. lCih and
Chicaja, S, A. TA YLUR A UK
Ja2ti
pOIRrJT A tpre.J93 Dougtaa street. In-
J. Muue at n tUUKK X iiKIIU .
a.2tf
"CTORHENTThrTalley Hoase. -Inquire of
J mthl9U OHN T. PAULSEN.
4 BARECHANCE-I offer my brick resi-
. deace on Dockest. bt. Hth and 15th Li
forsa'eat a.barcaln. This Is irnnd bnlnMi
proterty and, will soo'njiecome very Taluable.
as oniy tne street separates It from the U. S.
Court and Postofflce. R. M. MARSHALL,
aorltf
SEIXiJ2TG OX7T
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COST!
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lTrOjfIN(U4(ftTulMroe.y'the,n-t-of t
js. juuc, a hu. coeoui my w-,iiesfrlcat
w - u ....
M&imp PbV'a noRSOTs.
:
Night drtsscs, arron, Infant!drcV''s ic.'" ',
ruj4uil itji .v'lfcEvJ' '
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I ! ft, t .
a
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trelttat'fit
iiirri
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BABY BUGGIES?
mASTohskiJor'
i
inj'USiHUiroAfr- tJjiv nrices
a L t1n. .1 aaS i K J J
"BMlWfaMr.i illv itriccs
wai ociow i inesenman ueaiers.
r i rjm k - : n
have S0O In stock, and WlIX X(iT
fcc'nrfdersrldJ!''Jira.c rjo 'miti'dkeV
J sec the "BAZAR" teforv$iyinff?$f,t
yfrWrbr prices. You a;vj $(drl
oy so doing,
See theney.,u
.'.BOsTON.teANOPOJDPL'j
I . .
TOtoiiaiiafitoaf' - OuBfii.'
LarCO or small ortlers hHed UClfAC- .
- J All . JW - IJ ill
ORy-PTOiMvasir imaw.
" - ' u.tM.il (laon
a-i'-sjfcc'a. ''-or-rujinK retail oraers-
?nr arintzlfThxiztrrl " I ""' ' ""'
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m . Il.tfi!li!'l Ml
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f,.. j'xi ia.itii.i.Ji. . ai
mfrtdall kiittwh.olcfJald 'and'
retail. apl3erirli;m',
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.erft.i. ibMV--
T'i'&' ii Itl'ir'' T?tSn'i"Tilfl'lri3r
JJCdUliig XUU LUldJSer
! Jrf
183 Faratiam stree- -'
Up9 It
F'R SALE-6 squares PennsylvajU blue
slate, 9x18, left irom High School roof; aio
aoudntitr of 18 inch mni.ni i,i... f.,. .. .
P.
ini RTj
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STEELE & JOHNSON,
Wholesale Grocers,
SIMISO.'SBI OCK
528 and 540 Fourteenta Sireot,
BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE
OllIjSIJL, - - - ZETIEIB.
mehI33r
MORGAN &, GALLAGHER.
SUCCESSORS TO CRE1GHTON AND MORGAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 205 Farnham Street,
o:mla:hla, - ustieib.
api8dlr ' -" ' ' r '
WHITNEY, BAUSERMAK & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
XTo. 247 Douglas Street,
mch27yt
AKTS FOR THK DUPQT POWUER CO.
Kurtz JJohra (Jo
JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
. 231 Farnham Street,
q:m:.a.:e3:a,
JOHN T.
JOBBER
Shelf 1 Heavy Hardware
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,
COILVPHSTKIW PLOWS. CL'I.riVATOks IIAV ' MKEDK
24G Douglas St.,
sssssssssssaasssssssssssssssssss sjassssssssssssssssssssssslBssiiiMi
GEO. A. HOAG1AND,
Wholesale Lumber
OFHCE AND YARD
COR. OF DOUGLAS AND 8THSTS., U.EP. B.:B. TRACK.
v--lvlljLj -
anllU
ROBERT
DEALER IN
Paints, Oils.
BRUSHES, LAMP GOODS ETO.
257 Douglas Street
uicl.lEeodtr
HENRY HORNBERGER.
DEALER IN-
Wines, Liquors, Cigars;
Tin,! Old JTenlm-kj Whiskies and
239 DOUGLAS ST?.. J
(Caldwell Rloct.) '
hiDvl
B. & ;J.
Books and
WHOLESALE
FourieaiitEi.'istreet,
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SffiftMSNaCS .F0R.ALL SOT0()i,B00KS
t. d. cooper,
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I tit .. lXD WIIOLEUALE DEALER IH
bOfaari X,tl--nta.Fx.3rirtff. J j-1
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kl 1
' '" T'aih.'"iiow manulacturing
l. I I... I. II, I .! "
.ii . ... ., ,mt ana win
EAi &0?.SiEr.3i.! ,E 12 1 Q JB S
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Dealers in tliis State n-eJ not
A trial is
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PITCH, FELT AND
I tt , 'it lint
i ,... i it . ii .. nt.1
Ail MW uf.rta'eor Uryta 1 Saturated Kbi7 aud Sbaatbluz Felt.
, ..i t l , .$..1.11 ,i
i kit .-utl. i bi.tur. lunnciipu
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'WTT?iIirlTTTTlJT
HOMES bud FARMS in XTZBIUiSZA
i TnlTMf4i-n..l iiarl! nfrer'ljWroa.l' CjAT-'ri hit'Ul'a'aC,IOi:trIeea on 10 years'
.j-rrJll ate uKrentiJatwuit. . 1 "' liah.nm pretuiunof 2Qp.rceat. on tho amouatof the
QSiViiiSitiui,thiatw.,jeirtitoJi Jiu of purau..
irr "'" ' ' '- " ,.,a. .
.d I . .TAIJfiK.XKUUClUr3 rJK rJASU 1A1 JIKJNTH.
;M0rth' rjf'-pfatteXoup Fork
Tha'B.'JfcSl.rt'a OwJlafeJ aSi.it 1 OW.0O3 teres of p!IUrastei and sirlealtoral 1b4 In
Jt.iS ,uqlrr..at from Jl'-i to J7.M p,r xcit a Uaj erllt.
..I,.,. i w.w , .,. JilnlthlAtVi' i-m U ALiin
- , . pvuw 4)i -iiy riaiiK
' Tli cSm?0T owpti IieTAfr o th fcsatanl ji'if .Vaa-Sa, IitMH-tlbcSa-njiaji rlrer
'VttT rWetr u I ti Al!rol aid Iirtia larJt nl teal -UfioMl put at ta SUM. u aiw in tli
ttoJsflH.VaUUrJneolBstMlalfatlaBai to ..
maaxai
GLOVES and NOTIONS
- - ustieib.
EDurAJR,
OF
AND-
T.5!ir.TTTe5
Omalia, Nebraska r
- - "KT
ETB.
C. STEELL,
Varnishes,
cd)o.
Imported tSooii a. Specially.
01JLIZJL, JSTttJB.
WILBUR,
Stationery;
AND RETAIL,
- I i j
02iiab.a XTeb
t;
WAGONS
IMPLEMENTS
- , Omnrjta
' mchliU
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all varieties of candies
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