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THE OMAHA BEE
THUESDAT, JULY 16, 1874.
OFFICIAL PIPER OF THE CITT.
THE OMAHA BAIL! BEE
la serred U subscnbeTS by carrier, 10 any I
partU the city, every evening, ibbihuijib
jepted.) i fifteen cents per week, or $3.73 lor
tiimootlu, and 17.00 per anuum, when paid
li advance
Ail coBPlalnta about Irregularities, addressed
hi. rJHr will nceire tiromDt attention.
Thx Omaha 1)axvt Bib will be mailed to
Mbacribers at the following rates, yable inva
riably in advance:
74peraBiam.
3.76 " Conttis.
Th Omaha Daily Bex baa by far the
LARGEST circulation in the city, and Is,
kerdora, tbe beat and cheapest advertising
saadinvn
Katkb of ADTsarnswe. Local notice, 25
caatt par line: local advertisements, 20
cents per line; by the monti, 10 cent. No
advertbcsBsat inserted for leas thin SO cents.
Special noticaa. 10 cents per line; single lnaer-
U.M v taavi than 9S rwntS-
Transient abi -rUvanenu must invariably be
add f or is advance
Bates tor standing advertisements by specif
eentrsct. , ,
All legal Notices, Statements, Tabular
Work, ate, mulling csrelul revision by copy
or proof tabs urniabed, must be handed in
betcr tan o'clock A. H. to insure inaertion the
"TiVlil 'ml Tup! 1tt-" " before two
S)CdOfk M.
AdioHsraimti lIors on o'clock T. X.
Ail advertisements tor Urn Wkxxxy in
taoat b handed in before Monday bmp, lor the
assae week's isrue.
1RK1YAL AJfJ BEPARTDKE OF
TRAINS.
risaa Cmri of Che BnrliaxUm Route
UAVK OMAHA. AJUCVB AT OMAHA.
Express' 2-JO P. K. I Express ft55 a. M.
taS 5:00 A. M. I Mail' 10:i5 T. M.
Sundays excepted. 'Mondays excepted.
Ttiis is tba only Una running Pullman Hotel.
Clninecara.
P. W. HITCHCOCK, HAMT P SKCKL,
Gea'L Was. Fass. Agt. Ticket Agent.
Chicago. IU. Osishs, Jeb.
Union Pacific.
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Daily FreUht 6:4 -
6:45 P.M.
8:30 A. M
Cktcc. aleelc IalaJ Pacflc
stall 5:30 A.M. 'i:0?-M-
press 2:50 P.M. !::".
Sutdava excepted. tMondays excepted.
Cklcace Jc NortstwestirB.
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fepres.... 230 P.. tl0:u0A.M
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Vornlng Expreaa... J 30 A. M. 10:00 A.M.
kvening Express.. ..2 JO P. M. 6:40 P. M.
ssaaka Jc Ifartatweatera an Slonx
City . Pacific.
MallKxpreas 8:15 A.M. i'USP.M.
Daily except Sundays.
OsmlbaaM and Baggage Wagons leave the
flee, comer Famham and Ninth atreets, flf
en stisalas la advance of the above Hallmad
Etc.
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Chicago and all Eoataro cilies, Kebraika
City, Flattsxcoutb, Courxll Blafla and purling
toB,daeatlOSOa.m.,clusesat4J0a. m. and
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8t. Louis snd St. Joseph, due at lfcOO a. m.
and 7 p. Ht.; cloaca at 1:45 p. m. and 4:30 a. u.
i)Cce open Sundaya Irom 12 to 1 p. m.
C. E. YOST. Coatmaster.
T0ADYEKTISKKS T sjgrtClT
ItATlOSI f lb DAILY BBK tm more
tkaJB steBkle tbat or aajotUCr daily
paper jmblUlitlija Xebrmslca.
Peycke'i Restaurant and -Oyster
rooBia. The leading house of the
kind. 207, Farnham street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Jeb24tf
OMAHA BREVITIES.
Railroad travel is light just at
the present time.
Edward Smith, for drunken
ness, was taxed $2 and costs at the
Police Court yesterday morning.
A magnificently mounted buf
falo head has been put up in the
Chicago, Burlingtprv & Quincy rail
road ticket office.
The "Social Hours" Club Intend
to visit Bellevue somecveningsoon,
to trip tho light fantastic toe be
neath the pale light of the moon.
The "Pleasant Hours" club
have arranged to give a moonlight
plc-nic in Hanscom Park on Friday
evening next.
A neat coffee house has just
been opened at 124 Farnham street,
where delicious coffee and cream
can be obtained at all hours of the
day.
John McCarthy has been ar
rested forstealing a harness belong
ing to Luther Poland. He will be
examined before Judge Wilbur next
Friday.
A certain Omaha man, upon
hearing that a fire engine had
come to Chicago from Troy, N. Y.,
in five hours, Tuesday night, re
marked that "they must have
changed horses pretty often."
The Congregational Sunday
School picnic yesterday, at Hans
com Park, was a very pleasant one.
"With the aid of swings, dancing,
and an abundance of refreshments,
generously distributed, the pupils
and everybody else enjoyed them
selves thoroughly.
Frederick, the enterprisinghat
icrr has just issued a very neat and
novel advertising card, caliled
the mirror." By revolving a
circBlar attachment, the various
styles of ha? W"e displayed one after
the other.
Last night policeman Edward
Power found a drunLen stranger
lying in the streets. He had $148
jn his pocket, which he would
probably have lost in some manner
h-r be not been picked up and taken
to jaU.
When the news was received
bcre that Chicago was
bdBg burned up, considerable ex
citement ensued, and the telegraph
office were thronged with citizens
anxioBS to hear the latest dispatches.
Alth.mghit was an extensive con
jimtJoa it was nothing as coni
Mrfd to lb grwtf fi & 1871.
VThy is a gossiping female like
the comet? Because she's a tale
bearer. In speaking of the comet it is
incorrect to say, "thereby hangs a
tale,' for the tail don't hang at all,
but sticks straight up.
The journeymen tailors of the
leading shops of the city, with the
exception of Ramge's, are on a
strike, owing to an effort on the
part of tlie employers to cut down
their wages.
A little German girl, named
Mary Gloss, supposed to be lost, was
picked up yesterday while wan
dering about the streets, and was
left at Dewey & Stone's furniture
fctore, where she can be found by
her parents.
There always two sides to every
story, and so it is in relation to the
overcharge by "Big Bill," the hack
man, an account of whose conduct
appeared in yesterday's Bee. At
three o'clock Monday afternoon, he
conveyed a party of four from the
Grand Central to the corner of Six
teenth and Davenport streets, where
he waited till five o'clock, and took
them back to the hotel. Mr. Bal
Jantine had previously asked Mr.
Bull, the owner of the hack, what
he would charge to take him, a lady
and child and trunk to the depot,and
ho was told $2. The driver
Tuesday morning at three o'clock
called at the hotel to take the party,
which bad been increased to six, to
the depot The rfvgr "d an om
nibus baggageman got into a wran
gle about the trunk, which he want
ed the omnibus line to carry down,
am he would pay them. Loud and
obscene language followed, notwith
standing MrBull djd pyerythjpg
in his power to suppress t After
the driver had taken the whole party
down to the depot, Mr. Ballantlneof
fered him S2, which the driver
thought "was byfar too little for all
the work ha had done- Mr. Ballan
tine informed him that that wps fill
the law allowed him, whereupon he
snatched from his hand five dollars,
and left, Mr. Bull soon afterwards
learned of it, and reprimanding his
driver for the act, went down to the
depot to have tfe matter adjusted,
but arrived just in time to see tue
train crowing the bridge. He thep
'laid off' his driver, and
afterwards gave three dollars to the
physician of Ballantine's deceased
brother, to send back to Ballantine.
Thus it will be eeon that Mr. Bull
was in no way responsible ft the
conduct of his driver, and whose
course he does not countenance.
Broke Sii Arm.
Tuesday afternoon Messrs. Har
bacb, Grebe, Drexel and Stein took
a drive out into the country. When
they weie on their way home,
S'ein insisted upon being allowed
to drive, and the ribbons were
finally entrusted, to his management
Stein was now in his gloryj and
was greatly enjoying the "proud
position he occupied, and considered
himself equal to any fast-diiving
councilman in the city. Suddenly
a big country goose seeing the mer
chant tailor in his glory flew at his
big Jfevfppnfjjaiid dog, which was
running along the road.apfl bjt him
on the ear. The dog became fright
ened, and running between the
horses, scared them so that they
started up very suddenly, causing
Mr. Grebe to be tumbled out of the
wagon, striking on one of his arms
and breaking the small bones of it.
He was assisted into the vehicle,
and upon arriving in the city, Dr.
Peabody was called upon to attend
him. During the remainder of the
drive homeward, some other gentle
man of the party handled the rib
bons. Fire.
A house near the Barracks, occu
pied by a family named Hubbard,
was burned down about one o'clock
Tuesday night There had been a
dancing party in the house during
the evenin.tr. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
jbaPSEE McKelligon's card on
second page. une2-tf
ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT COST, at
July 11 tC CRUICKSHANK'S.
In order to make room for my
large fall and winter stock, $ now
oiler my spring and summer stock
at greatly reduced rates, below the
original cost J. H. Stein.
july8tf
Foi: reason of remarkable low
prices. I am selling my spring and
summer goods very rapidly.
julylO-tf J. H. Steix.
ICE CREAM ! ICE CREAM ! !
H. L. Latev's is the place (o go
for this very necessary commodity.
je23tf.
STORE BUILDING FOR SALE
I will tell at a great bargain a
lot and store building in Ft CaN
houn, Neb. The building is 33 by.
50 feet, and is equipped with coun
ters and shelving in con.pletc
order. No place in theState affords
greater inducements for additional
I usiness in general merchandizing.
Terms easy. lvLAM Cuirk.
junv25-4w
Indian Curiosities at No. 170
Farnham street corner 11th street,
may 7-tf.
DON'TFAILTOVISITCP.UCK
8HANCK'S SALE.
julyll-6t
Beixeyue Ukove, twelve miles
from Omaha, on the line of the B.
fc M. R, R., and 100 yards from the
depot, has been improved for pk nlca
and private parties
BY H'AUSLAXD & HABTIX.
All engagements for the rrove
will be made through
Andy McAuslaxd,
Jy7t& 242 Douglas Street.
Personal.
"W. J. Sweesy, left for Chicago yes
terday. G. W. Homau, jr., left for Chi
cago yesterday afternoon.
W. C. Staines, of Salt Lake, is at
the Grand Central.
M. G. McKoon, the insurance
agent, went to Chicago yesterday
afternoou.
JohnTehon, who has been visit
ing his brother Joe, returned to
Chicago this morning.
C. W. Mead, Charles Mead, E. T.
"Williams, and S. S. Easton, of St.
Paul, are at the Grand Central.
Fred Carrier, of New York, for
merly of Omaha, brother of Richard
Carrier, is in the city on a visit.
Senator Phineas AV. Hitchcock,
of .Nebraska, according to the New
York Herald, of Sunday, is residing
temporarily at St, Nicholas Hotel.
General Superintendent Clark,
General Ticket Agent Kimball, and
General Freight Agent Vining, of
the Union Paciflc, left for St Louis
this afternoon to meet the Kansas
Pacific officials.
"SV. L. Harrison, passenger con
ductor on the mountain division of
the Union Pacific, went west this
morning, accompanied by his sister,
who has just returned from the
East, where she had been on a visit.
The following are the arrivals at
the "Wyoming:
E S Smith, City; E Stevens, Ne
vada; W A Stacey, Illinois ; Miss
Snyder, Peru. 111.; Miss Bagley
and sister, Chicago; R B Smith, do;
W H Andrews, do; E. M. Clark,
Nebraska; W W Hinkley, Sioux
City; O J Ellis, Missouri Valley; T
C Raper and daughter, Nites, Mich;
1 Mrs FE Anderson and family, San
Francisco; James F Cummiugs apd
wife, Washington, D C ; Samuel C
Davis and wife, Texas; guniuel M
Dodd, San Francisco; R R Studley,
do; AEMermod, do.
S.w i-UKE .Ke
is AnyFi-ouk
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rn the Maiiket.
J15t3 LITTI.E & WlLI'IAJIS.
POSTPONEMENT.
The Grand Gift Concert at
Thiele's Hall, is hereby postponed
until Friday evening, July 17.
julyl5-3t"
A business meeting of the "Con
cordia" Society will be held to-
f morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8
o'clock. Full attendance is re
quested. By order of Ui? Board.
julj'15-lt
Aji Explanation and Apology.
Inasmuch as the Crain scandal
has created the general topic of con
versation, and inasmuch as lam
directly connected with the expose,
I rise to make this explanation and
answer several charges in last Mon
day's issue of the Bee. Now that
I reflect upon what I have done for
Mr. S. A. .Taylor, and since he has
been mean enough to 'betray my
confidence, I cannot blame Mr.
Rosewater, nor any one, for ques
tioning my honor and impugning
my veracity. But I am truly sorry
that that gentleman did'not ask a
pijvate explanation instead of pub
licly berating me. As regards my
being a poor reporter I care nothing,
and shall say nothing, as I
accepted the position out of ac
commodation to Mr. Rorenson, and
have no ambition to ever grove as
an editor.
1 will admit that I have not acted
as wisely as an older reporter would
have done, but I wish neither my
youth nor inexperience to elicit
sympathy. Perhaps 1 have been
duped ; but it was an error of the
head and not of the heart, and if
the language in my article on
Craine was 6trong, it was because I
had never seen the gentleman and
could not temper my remarks to
suit the exigencies of the case, and
because I felt exasperated that a
family whom I knew to be one of
Omaha's elite, should be so grossly
insulted. But there is one thing
outof which not even my connec
tion with the Bee hat "inveigled"
me, and that is my adherence to
the truth.
The paper signed by me, in the
possession of Mr. Taylor, and pur
porting to be the cxhonerating of
him from,all connection in the af
fair "Was obtained from me by the
assurance that it was only intended
for his lawyers. The paper states
simply what Mr. S. A. Talor did
not say, but not what he did say.
Of course I did not metapherase
everything he said. For instance
he stated that Crain lived
"fast." I put it "difcsolute."
Taylor said that Crain had plenty
of diamonds when he came here,
but that they disappeared, which was
equivalent to "pewning," and so
stated. Taylor said Crain had loft
town, stating that he would be back
In September, but that he (Taylor,)
thought he never would. I denom
inated this "jumping the town;" for
the word "biaek-leg," I alone
stand personally responsible as hav
ing no synonym in the conversation
of the Taylors.
I distinctly aua repeatedly told
Tajior that the paper must never
be published except in connection
Utth 41.A OT.llAlsk o4n.AHA i. . t
.ii uio nuuicsuiicuieiii; ami ne
distinctly and reneatedlv nmmti
me it never would. My indignation
may be imagined when the paper
was circulated from " one end of the
town to the other, and shown to
everybody, embellished with such
remarks as the tender conscience of
Mr. Taylor would permit him using.
Concerning that serenade, I
would state that I happened also
to hear the same party, and I could
not conscientiously call their soul
harrowing discords celestial ca
dences. I said their music was bet
ter than the torn cats. I beg that
gentleman's pardon. In my hum
ble opinion they were worse than
the Philharmonics.
Apologies from Mr, Rosewater
are in order.
H, P. ESTABBOOK,
CITY COUNCIL
At the City Council meeting
Tuesdayevcning there were present
Messrs. Banckes, L. Brown, Gibson,
Lucas, Marsh, McGavock, Stephen
son, Sutphcn, Swobe, and President
Gibson.
The appointment by the Mayor
of J. W. Majors, as Captain of Po
lice, was not confirmed, the vote
being 5 to 5.
The contract for grading Dodge
street from 14th to 22d, was award
ed to ratrick Riley, at 191 cents per
yard, the bid of F. M. Moore being
A discussion I
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20 cents per vara
followed amoiur thecouucilnieh and
interested property owners in regard
as to how the street should be
graded, whether according to the
established grade, or to suit the
wishes of the residents on that
thoroughfare. The Mayor was in
structed to withhold the delivery of
the contract one week, and the mat
ter was referred to the City Attorney
for his opinion.
The contract for grading Saun
ders street was awarded to John
Peterson, at 19 cents per yard, the
bid of J. J. McLain being at 19
cents,
The Mayor was authorized and
requested to" move his law office and
library into tho Mayor's office pro
vided in Pattee's building, so that
he will neea no other private office.
The Street Commissioner was
authorized to get the city property
moved into the new quarters at a
cost not to exceed $90. Stephenson
had told Fletcher that he would
give him $90 for moving the city
property, $G0 less than last year",
and some of the property had been
moved. He thought that the res
olution was out of place. Ho was
hauled over the coals for this as
sumption of authority, but wus
finally let off by the adoption of the
above resolution.
A communication was read
from Mr. H Pomeroy, stating that
the grading of St. Mary's avenue
would destroy his shade trees, and
h'e "asked that thej' be allowed to
remain until cold weather, he to
complete the grading, and build a
brick wall. The petition was al
lowed. A resolution that a committee
of three to prepare rules for Hans
com Park, be appointed, was
adopted,
A resolution w,i3 adopted in.
structing the City Clerk tocorrj2S:
pond with T. J. Whitman, Chief
Engineer of the St. Louis Water
Works, and ascertain what It would
cost for him to visit that city and
make a careful estimate of the prob
able expense of water works for the
supply of this town.
Mr. Gibson presented a rosolur
tion concerning fences on Howard
street, to remove them so that the
grading may go on, which was
adopted.
Two or three sidewalk resolu
tions' were' presented and adopted.
A resolution was adopted in
structing street commissioner to re
move fcide walks on St. Mary's
I avenue In order tliat thpy niay p
preserved during tlie grading oi tue
street, "and to be relaidas soon as the
street is put to grade, and also noti
fy such parties as havo their fences
in the street to remove them.
The finance committee reported
on matters in their hands as follows:
That the bill of posts from the oerk
of the District Court, In the" case of
Rice vs" City of Omaha, 'for$C4.10,
be allowed; that in the matter of
the pptit'on of J. J. Brown and
Koiuitzcman, it be reported to the
Board of Education.
The committee on streets and
grades recommended that the city
buy ijo more djrt, referring especial
ly' to fjie cafce of Thomas Swift
Mr. Lucas moved to postpone one
week. Carried.
The committee on streets and
ant grades reported on the exten
sion of Pierpe street, that the prayer
o'f tfip "petitioner be not granted;
carried. That the City Attorney pre
pare an ordinance, relating to
uniform curbing and gutters on
Farnham and Douglas streets.
Adopted.
The committee on fire reported
favorably concerning a 1,600 barrel
cistern, on Seventeenth and Izzard
streets. It was stated that the cis
tern would cost irom 750 to $800.
After debate, the motion to recom
mit the matter to Messrs. Marsh,
Campbell, and Lucas, witji a request
that they ascertain the price of a
dam, was carried.
A resolution to purchase a three
thousand dollar fire alarm bell, was
postinmed one week.
Withnell Bros., sewer on St.
Mary's avenue, at $5.18 ppr running
foot, antl 20 cents per yard for exca
vating, Referred to the Mayor aud
committee on streets and grades,
wuii power to act.
Proposals for printing were
oeucd. Bids were read from the
Bee and Union, and were referred
for one week to the committee on
printing.
Tlie Council adjourned for one
week.
Another lot of that S.vow
Flake Flour just arrived.
ju!5-3t Little & Williams.
STEELE & JOHNSON have
JUST RECEIVED ONE .CAR LOAD OF
Tin: CELEBRATED COLUMBIA
R1VEU SALMON, tut up in
half UARRELS AND IN CANS.
jyHeod3t
DR. POWELL, office 215, Farn
ham street luuc23-tf
Choice Shore Mackerel at
JvlSfS r.TTTT.V Ar AVlTTTTAAtc'
Dyeing, ceaning and repairing
done in the neatest manner, at the
STEAM DYE WORKS,
10th St,bet Farnham and Douglas
apr2St f.
Volk's Hall, free concert even'
evening by Professors Celarius and
Balms, juue27-lm
Geo. H. Peterson, the pioneer
cigar manufacturer, keeps con
stantly on hand the very best
brands of cigars, and also lone
Jack, Fruits and Flowers, and
"Durham" Smoking Tobacco.
211 Douglas street
mayGeodly
Type For Sale!
A Font of Bourgeois Type, of
which th'8 ia a sample, weighing 600
lbs. This type has been hi use on
the Daily Bee lea than one year,
and is nearly as good its new.
For ienns &c, address
E. BOSEWATEE,
u f. Publisher of the Bee.
INVEST YOrARE CASH
IN DRY GOODS DU1XG THE
SALE AT CRUICKSHANK'S.
julyll-Gt
DELAINES, TEN CENTS PER
YARD AT CRUICKSHANK'S.
julyll-Gt
BEST CALICO'S, EIGHtcTS.
PER YARD, AT CHlSK
SHANK'S. julyir4t
"HJ
Froji 5 o'clock in the morning
splendid coffee, strawberries, etc.,
are to be had at the French Coffee Uties of said firm to be piesonted to said o-Neii
tt --. o- m mi. i kM for settlement.
xiouse, io. too xweiiiu bitcci,
tween Farnham and Harney.
june23eodtf
PARASOLS AT COST, ATr
CRUICKSHANCK'S.
julyll-t
Ho ! For Hinnenaha and St. Antkomjr
Ornnd snmmpr Mroiirsion in St?
1n,il Tiwrn-on4n TllllfltVl T aVa Ultt3
J.UU1, JlllUiraUlO, 1UiUlU, iAUP
perior, Bear Lake, and other cool
resorts, in Minnesota, on Wednes
day, July 22, at 7 p. m.
Tickets for the round trip to St
Paul or Minneapolis, $15.50, or to
Duluth $23.00, being less than one
half the regular fare. Tickets good
for 30 days, a limited number of
which can only be sold by the Com
pany's agent Geo W Gkatton,
1G3 Farnham street,
Agent Sioux City & Saint Paul R R
J C Boyden, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Sioux City fc Saint Paul R R.
F C Hill, Gen'l Ticket Agt
Sioux City & Pacific R R.
July llt9
iOK bALE cheap. Desirable
residence property, on 14th street
Enquire of V. Bubkxey.
tf
BUY THE BEST FLOUR.
Gilt Edge, or Cream of the Val
ley, manufactured by
Wetherald & Sons,
jyl3-3t Beatrice Mills.
CTOIB
Printing
The Bee Job Printing House
EXECUTES ALL KISDS OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
VERY E STYLE
4KP AT THK
Lowest Cash Prices.
Competent workmen are in charge of the
several departments, and FIRST-CLASS work
wUl be turned out in either
English, Gerwir, Bohemian,
or Danish Languages.
a- Orders may be left at the BEE Counl
Dg R om or forwarded by mall and wi
ecoire prompt attention.
Campaign Opened!
IS Tim 8 OF PEACE PREPARE
FOB WAH.
Eternal Vigilance is the
Ubertr.
Price of
The Campaign of 1874 promises to be by aU
odds the most important and exciting political
contest tbat has ever taken place In Neoraaka.
THE OMAHA BEE,
The recognized champion of popular rights and
progressive ideas enters upon this campaign
with a firm detennination to expose and de
nounce the plots and intrigues of corruption
ists, political bummers and ringmasters of
every faction. The independent and outspoken
course of the Bee during the past three years
IsasufScient guarantee that It will sustain aU
Just measures, and erer be ready to assail cor
ruption and rascality wherever it may appear.
An outspoken advocated the rights of the
industrial tlas.es, its motto always has been
" w mm tiie peopzb axd
DOJl'-V M'ITU MONOPOLIES."
The issue of the coming campaign Involves
the prosperity of tlie state for a decade of years,
and the voice of the Bee will be heard wlh no
uncertain sound, for
Reform and Economy,
EQUAL REPRESENTATION,
X New Constitution,
And a strict accountability of pullic men In
the administration of public affairs.
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made it 1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOnCE. AdTertisementa of To Let, For
Sale, Lott, Wants, found. Boarding, Ac, will
be inserted in these columns once for TEN
CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion,
FIVE CEFIS per line. -The first insertion
necr leas thaa TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FEW MOKE BO Alt DEES can be accom
modated at MBS. DE LAMARTYES, on
North side Dodge, near 16th street, within
half a block from the Post Office. There are
also two rooms to be had at reasonable terms
one front parlor and one In the second story.
y!5 3t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice is
hereby giTen that the partnership nere-
AtVvvA avttlnif ratlsrcAn 1 tiA nnilut.limn.1
Huider the firm name of O'NeU A Garry, has
tats day been uissoirea uj mutual consent.
All accounts due and owIdz to said late
.ana to be paid to Eugene O'Neil and all llabili-
EUGENE O'NEIL.
JjUSt
JOHN GAKVV.
TTT ANTED Immediately,
first-class
T y wagon macer, at
jyia-i
GltEBE A KAPJUCH'S.
GIRL WANTED Inquire at Money
Order Window. Po-t Ofllce. iTlolf
OST, SI RAYED OR STOLEN From
Hickstein Bros. Meat MarVct. on 9th
iatreet. a brown horse, with saddle aud bri lie.
fThe tinder will please leave the same, or any
r information thtrtof, at the Bt Office.
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ONEY TO LOAN At DR. EDWARDS',
jyl42t 131 Farnham Street.
t7 ANTED Girl to do house-work for small
famUr. West side 17lh. between Call
faatlia and Webster sis., 3d door East of Wel
atarst. jyi4 2t
EOR'stENT A good house of eight rooms
No."12, ICtu street. Apply to b. Wright,
corner CJiicsgo and 19th struct. jyl3dJi?.
A Nicely furnished loom to rent, suitable for
one or two gentlemen, at No. 22 Howard
street. Jri3d6t.
TJr ANTED A girl to do general housework
Vrin a small family. Inquire at P. It. Lo
riBf, Howard, bet. 13th and 14th it., Southside
& JylSdtf.
.NTED A man to work about place.
quire at nail's r- ounury. Jyuu.
L KALE A neat conacre, coiner 17th and
nNieniiort. fnuuire ai
JylOtf H. HOuNBERQER, Douglas St.
T?MPLOYasNT OFFICE-Room No. 1. south
J3i east cornersSth and Douglas ht:j. Want
ed immediately; servant girls, farmhands, car
penters and laboiwrs, also real estate bought and
sold, and taxes paid tor non-residents.
4 J. N. FlSUEB,
JySU Omaha, Neb.
-ITTANTED AfilIadelDbia HouseT Dodee
VV street, between 10th and llth, immedi
ately, one cook; a yoruan preferred. Also,
three girls. J" JyStf
CXTANTED IMMEDIATELY -A girl to dc
VV house-work. VApply 831 Davenport
street, between 17th and ISia. j y3tf
FOR SALE One of the easiest riding cov
ered buggies in the cityi and 400 acres of
land in Saundei a Co., within 9(1 miles ot Omaha
jy2tt EKlF. HABCOCK.
CtTORE TO RENT 198 Douglas street. In-
J quire ot '"WEBBER A BEUM.
julvllf
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EOR RENT Honse on ljth, near Davenport
street. JeMtf S.JA: TAYLOR 4 CO,
FOR RENT House osl 9th and Jackson sta.
jeSQif 8.;AnTAiLOR A CO.
COR RENT House on CWeaco, near lGth st.
XT jejUtl . A.'IAl
t'LOR A CO.
"ITT ANTED Day boarders, at the touthwest
j v cor. ot iutn and Harney sts.
Je23tf
117 ANTED a cneap larrn in ejjnaoge ipr
office,
mef unaauu,
AdJrgss, Farmer, Bis
ap.'i'
I WILL SELL SECOND-HAND Carriages,
and one Hearse, cheap for cash or trade, as
i neeu ine room ior new ones.1
JelSdtf.
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V. HOMAN.
IRSALE-1C0 acres of land'belm: the NE
OtseclS, Iu township 13, NotT. 4 E. iu
the SE part bf Bujrccuutj", sp'jnrJeaJJSrtb
westof Lfhc61n. A well 1m, Tovid farm sjd,,uini
non me west, ana country au arouiwit is
thickly settled: Will sell ior J500, Jasir half
TO THE PUBLIC The undersigned has
purchased and put upon tbastrtets as
public conveyances, some of the ltiest carriages
e ermanufactured in this country.lhey will be
run to andirom tbe depots, hotels and private
residences. AU orde s left at the Metropolitan
Hotel, or at tho ste,b!e, soars e car of Eleventh
at aud Cupl'rJ "Avenue, -wlH be" 'raraptly' at
tended to. "A share' Af the public patronage is
respectfully solicited. JOHN. EOtL,
myretr ' - - '
SPENCER'S
Fruit and Confectionary,
STAND,
Cor. 13ti and Leavenworth St.f
Jyli Sm AT THE BRIDGE.
G-roat TITesterss.-'
BiE&:E-w":E:Rr
Corner of Comings aad Twenty-second streets.
TTia tiTtpRf: lacAr lpr nrm.
otontlJnn Vn - "TV
ObOUUV UU UOUUi r
'-25-Gm CHAS. WEYMULLER. Prop.
i
U. P. R.R. MEAT MARKETJ
lGth street bet California and Webster.
TATE
KEEP ON HAND THE BEST;
SUPDl
MEATS. Also a large stock ot Fine Susstr
Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon, at tbe lev.
PIT 01 1'iitOll A.MJ SALilSLXr
st rites. WM. AUST A KNUTH, Vf
inv11.1v VJvt.itAi..
Wood! Wood! Wood!
Immense Reduction!
ATS.P. BEIO 8' YARD, CORNER 0F
JTX. mu anu (.ni ago streets, uood Hard
14th and Chi ago Streets.
Good Hard
wood57 00 ; Solt K 00. Slove Wood to acft
any number of stove very cheap.
aptttf
STODIf ARD fc IIURLBUT,
Market Gardners f;
A
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KINDS OF i VEOETABLES AND
J plants, for sale. Orders addressed to us
at our garden ' ,-
Cor, 21st and Paul Streets;
wil 1 receive prompt attention. apl5d3m
THE OMAHA
WEEKLY BEE
TS ACKNOWLEDGED RYEVEBYBODTa'O
a. dc tbe
BFST PAPER
Published in Nebraska,
It Contains More Heading Matter
and Less Advertisements than
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in the West.
Emoracing a clioieo selection of
newsand miscellaneous matter with
live Editorials on all iinportant top
ics j complete and reliable telegraph
ic and local market reports to the day
of issue, and a variety of State,East
ernandWestern correspondence that
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Republican2PoUBfi3E0.W. GRATTON, Agent,
policy of tbe BEE is, and always has
been, to expose and denoupce abus
es and porriiptlon in tho body poll-
tic without fear or favor.
KnlWrinfimi "PrMir
$150 Per Anm
JN ADVANCE,
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EPITORAND rEOPr.IET0
138 Farnham Street,
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OO l" piU ed. All clastes of work
ing people oi either sex, young or old, sake
mora money at work for us in their spare mo
ments or all tbe tlm than at anything else.
Aaaieuauncun a iu., roruanu, jiaine
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a vendi issued out of the Dis
trict Court for Cumming County, Nebiaska.
and to me directed, I will on tbe 21th day of
July, A. O., 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. u. ot said
day. at the store room of Albert Tucker, No.
284 Douglas street, in the city of Omaha, and
County of Douglas, in said State, sell at auction
the following described property, levied upon
to satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered by II. L. Henryj sgain-t Albert
Tucker, to-wit : Eighty-five isses of men's and
boys' boots, 23 cases of shoes ; alao all the retail
stock of boots and shock contained in said store ;
also a small line of hats and caps ; also the fol
lowing described store and office furniture :
Two lounges, 1 desk, 1 stove and pipe, 2 chairs,
1 show case and 1 letter nrcss. or so much of the
asid goods as are necessay to satisfy said Judg
ment and costs, aad accruing costs thereon.
ALFRED BURLEY.
JylSdlOt Sheriff.
VAN BORIS'S MACHINE
SHOP.
Ail kinds of light and heavy
MACHLNEIiY MADE & REPAIRED.
WSAll Wb"k Guarant.-TBt
266 HABHEY 8TBEET. - OMAHA.
sep'JStt
ILLIAM SEXAUER.
225TniiiaaStreat, - - Omaha, Neb
TTUOLKSALV XifD RETAIL SKALEX 13
FURNITDRE, BEDDING, ETC.
TBEITSCHKE & CO.,
GROCERS
And ticneial Provision Dealers,
S. W- Cot. Jackson and 13th Ste-,
K?ep a superior stock of Groceries, Provision,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and sell cheaper
than any other house in Umaha. Jy3 3m
ENOCH HENNEY,
Justice of the Peace
Office over tho Plate Bank, corner tf Farn
ham aid 13th streets. 'el
v5H2 3Nrr.X. TOIfSB
-kah' factukev or A3D dealkx ik-
Lambrc quins and VfiidoTT SLades,
C11B0M0S, ESGRATIKH8 X$B
270 Fsrnhsm t wit. corner Fifteenth
Mrs. D. A. MOFFETT,
Fashionable Dressmaking,
564 Fourteenth St.,
je303m OMAHA, KtvB.
CITY HOTEL,
E. T. TAGE, Proprietor.
10 Ih St., bet. Farnham and JIarney,
OM4UA. NEB.
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Free Buss to and from all Trains.
Ftssengers for other Hole's or private Itcsl-
uencts, carried ior zs cents.
B3- All orders left at P. II. Allen's. 21 door
l from P. O , C". Wi!pn 5: fc li pr. 13th and
' II'Tuey, apd the fiiy Jlotel OfBce, will receive
' piouipt attention. iv7 lm
FARMERS HOUSE!
a Ttr n .mi.i a tt o
j. us vta vur. oi xtia ana aaxaey ou
fiJUSTCS KESSLER, Proprietor.
Omaha, Neb,
iECinois HOUSE.
.Between 9th ar.d 10th.
CnARLES PELDEJIMAX, Prop.
mchlltf
rfcentral House
bTo. 630 Sixteenth 8treet,
. Jefferson Square, OMA HA, NEB.
JOSEPH DOVE, Prop'r.
Day and week Board at reasonable rates.
Flnt-iI-3 lor attached to the house.
Jt27 3m
Sioux Ci:y & Pacific R. R.
In cunnecticn with the
ionx City and St. Paul Bailroafl,
C2 MlUs tin Shortest Route
rnoii
iaLa & Council Bluffs
PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS,
Stillwater, Anoka, Duluth,
f BXSZsIAIlS:
ASD ALL POINTS IX MINNESOTA.
Traiji leave Opial a dally, (e xu-pt eatur'ar)
aio;wrr J., afcu louncu ciuu. iisv
fiom Ciilcxgu and Northwetterii iHtKiU
8 Wi l'. u.,
ras LOW and Time as QUICK
as by rn other Line.
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BULLMAN PAI-CE SLEEI'ING
Oa all tilght Train.
CAI13
sure your tickets real via Sioux C ty, thus
avoiding circuitous routes and lalduight
-- - ransfer
TTPtrKTS ran t nnrrlia.r.1 st tbiKilHmnl
,nc SXaS TcoVnYii ST '"
-fi a hoyden. r. c. hill.
G. T. A F. As't. S.C.4P.R.E.
St. Paul. Sioux City,
163 Farnham Street,
v?uiyi3 osiaIa. rich,
L. W00DWORTH,
itxoo Asuugias or,., jiukxun., lieu.
Wood Stock,
OJ.Zt.Xa.Ga3El
WAGON HABDWABE,
Fatast Wheels, Tiaisaetl Geirlaj, 4c
Axles, Springs and lhiHb!e SJcelos
HARDWOOD LUMBER,
Carriages, Haclcs sj Buggies
StsuUtssvckcr IVasrsjsa DejMt.
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The Kingof tbe SETTING MACHINE WOELD as preeminently as Gold Befins in tie
Realms ct Finance.
SALES FOE 1873:
In Round Numbers 232,444 Macnines!
ItBring over One Ilundrtrf and Thirteen Thousand more Machines than were sold bv any other
Seeing Machine Comjany during the same life.
It will hitibly be denied .pun such evidence that the superiority of the Singer Is iu Ir
lucubrated.
THE SINGER MANFG CO.
W, N. NASON, Agent.
je SO. 212 DOUGLAS STKEET, OMAHA.
J. J. BROWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co.
OMAHA, 2ST"E3B.,
mjt-ir
STEELE & JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE 6R0CERS!
SIMPSOA'S BLOCK
538 and 540 Fourteenth. Street,
BET. DOUG-LAS AND DODGE
OJMLLiiA., -
nuhlSSr
MORGAN fe GALLAGER.
SUCCESSORS TO CBEIGHTON aH9 MORUAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. Zdti Farnham Street,
qaffAlBA. - - - HBB.
WHITNEY, B AUSERMAN & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ho. 247 Douglas Street,
OMAHA, - - .TsTIEIB
mch;7rI AGKATS FOR Til ; DUPQT POWDER CO.
OLARK & FRENCH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS I
AND DEALERS IN
Canned Goods, Dried Fruits, Green Fruits in Season.
Jel
..KDEKS SOLICITED.'
Au.
."E3. S I M P S O U,
--MANUFAOTUKEa AND WUOIiSALE
DEALER OT CIGARS,
532 I'IFTEENTH ST.,
CBEIGHTOIf BIiOOK. sp2SmC
C. L.
A.
DLEIOI3:A.2SrT TAILOB,
288 Dodfee Street, 2d Door East of 16th Street.
I keep cons Jntlv on hand the tine-it
which I am iireiored to ma
ke up In tLe mos
at the lowest i otsihie prices.
ROBERT
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
BRUSHES, LAMP GOODS ETC.
257 Douglas Street
mcM8eodlr
KURT2.JIOHR& (Jo
JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS.
231 Fambam Street,
J. J. BROWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY HOODS
Notions. jiMd
mv8-lr
JOHN T. ITO&AR,
JOBBER OF
Shelf Heavy Hardware
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, WAGON STOCK,'
AND
TIIRKSHKR.X. IIAKKSTKnN,HKAMCRS MOWKRR. DHILLm. mEKUKKK
KAKLVt AMD
246 .Douglas St.. OnuOaa. XTebraska.
HENRY HORNBEKGa.
DEALER IN
Wines, LiP&s, Cisars,
ss?o4lo.
Tht Old KeiituclijjWhbkles aad ImporUi-ftioodt a Specially.
239D0TJGLA38rP.
(Odd well Block,)
Iil9vl
HOICEB and TJLB2L3 Z2T XTZSZULvSZ
The Barlij jton snd Mhsouri P IverllUIIroad Co., ojrs best lsa 's allow prices on 10 years'
credit at 6 pc. cec. interest, ul i ha tonus premium of 30 per cent, on the amount of tha
purchase, It halt the land is cuitivateJ, within two years frosa date ot purchase. "
LABGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS.
North of Platte, )oup Fork and Elkhorn valleys
Th-B. A M. B-'h. Co. will seC about 1,000,060 acres of lplendi I raxinj and.acrlcultural.land fa
a wellwatered'rounlry, t Irom iVf U 17.00 per atre on long eredlu
South of he Platte
The Conn any ownsa Urge bo.ly o the best Ian I In Nebraska, lntersetwi by numerous rivers
snd a-IJa-sen. to IU railroad and In the Ur.-est sn 1 best dsreiopel part of the BUte.jSS also In la
smous trpuolIcan.Valley. For drcuUrs sal full lnforasatlon apply to
C. B. SCIIALLliB, Agent B. & M. land Offlce,
ConwrefKlatk aal Faraaaat St., Oatalia
Or ireaeral
ISTEIB
ND PROMPTLY FILLEIX
ZLATTI.
stotkof Broad Cloth. r.,ln. .., n,l v.iin. .
fhiouab'e stjles snd to suit the most fastidious.
; fastidious.
jeiouir
C. STEEL1,,
EALEBIN
Boots and Shoes.
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