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. 'BE OMAHA BEE
MONDAY , ATJG. 3 , 1874.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
OF
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TRAISS.
XlmeC.-rdofU.emi.lU.Kton Route
ARHlVK AT OMAHA.
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line running Pullman Hotel.
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. Ticket Agent.
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Union Pacific.
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Opening and Closing of Malls in
Omaha.
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SOUTH.
O. & N. W. B. R . 2:50 : 7:45
und all Eastern cllle , .Nebraska
Chicago
F&ttirrouth , Council Bluflaand Burllng-
Cltr . .
and
/Idaeatioaoalin.cl0sesnt4:30a. m.
6 .PiSu'liandBt. Joseph , due at 10 00 a. m.
. . and 4:30 a. in.
tnd 7 P. in. ? closes at 1:45 : p. in.
XA'.l-IOCt Ot lie DAILY BEKlamore
Ibnndonble tbntof nnyjotlicr dally
paper pttblJatied in Kebrnklut.
Peycke'e Restaurant and Oystei
rooms. The leading h/wse / of the
kind. 207 , Farnham street , between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Ieb2-itf
OMAHA BREVITIES.
. The slaughter of prairie chick
ens hcgan Saturday.
The town is now hilled for two
circuses within a month.
The B. &M. , in Nebraska , now
runs up to the Union Pacific depot
on its new track.
The stone for the foundation of
the north wall of tite arch of the
Union Pacific depot has heen deliv
ered on the ground.
The Fire Department Commit
tee of Arrangements ior the annual
parade met yesterday afternoon
two o'clock at
noon , at half-past ,
Engine House No. 3.
Three cars of salmon and one
car of bullion went east over the
Chicago"Burlington and Quincy
Friday. Two cars of salmon
wore consigned to Chicago , and one
to Liverpool , England.
J The principal amusement of the
prison In the jail is picking hed
bugs from themselves. It is a cru
elty to a human being to be impris
oned in that miserable i polosy for a
jail.
Joseph Grace was committed to
ail yesterday by Judge Wilbur
in default of payment of a fine of
§ 5 00 , Imposed upon him for disturb
ance of the pence by resisting an
officer.
Joseph Hierb , proprietor of the
Tivoli garden , was arrested Sat
urday by deputy United States
Marshal Moody , on the charge o
violating the Internal revenue law
in wholesaling Milwaukee beer
That Milwaukee lager beerseems to
be getting everybody into trouble
A fire occurred Katurdaj
- between sis and seven o'clock , near
Brewer & Bemis bicwery , by which
a small frame building was destroy
ed. Loss about 8300 ; no insurance
The building was occupied by a
family , whose name we could no
ascertain , and was owned by two
orphans named Jefferson.
About ten o'clock Thursday
evening a juvenile till-tnpper crept
into Ish's Ninth street drug store
and had succeeded in pulling out
the soda fountain * money drawer
about half wayand was in the act
of gobbling the contents , when he
was discovered by Mr. Mike Parr ,
who gave him a livelychase. The
boy , ho.vcver , got away.
J. A.Thorup , theshirtmanufac-
turcr , has "busted" and gone east.
He closed up Friday night , and next
morning when his sewing girls
came to work they found the door
locket ! . It appears that John Eatli
held u judgment of about $300
against him. We understand that
all debts will be paid , especially
the wages due the hands.
Julius 'Meyer , of the "Indian
"XVigwarn , " has had some very ele-
gautadvertising- , cards gojteu up for
him. * The photographs of himself in
Indian costume , and of the High
School building and Grand Central
Hotel wcre taken by Currier. He
intends to have these cards framed
and distributed all over this country
and Europe to advertise his business
and Omaha.
The Western Watchman of St
Louis we understand is to have a
regular correspondent in this city.
This will be of great interest to the
Catholic and educational interests
ofthis section of the country. The
conducted by M. H.
payer is ably
Puelan , member of the State Senate
and the editorial department
of Missouri ,
partment by Bcv. D. S. Phelan ,
and increasing cir-
Its wide-spread
Jation makes it a good medium
Jvertisements of Colleges ,
THE INDEPENDENT MOVE
MENT.
A Grand Fizzle !
A convention of "what-is-its"
was held at the Court House Sat-
urdayatternoon to elect delegates to a
State Convention for the purpose of
organizing a thinlor Independent
party.
There were about fifteen persons
present , including the reporters of
the morning papers. Among the
"notables" were Harrison Johnson ,
and Allen Root. The laboring men
and mechanics were conspicuous
for their absence , and the Republi
cans were represented by only two
members of that party. Mr. Root
was elected president and -
Cutter secretary.
Mr. Root made an eloquent speech
against the grinding monopolies ,
and truusted that this convention
was but the index of the ground
sweL. His remarks were enthusi
astically cheered by the mob with a
marked silence ,
A number of long-winded resolu
tions , ready made for the occasion )
were read and adopted. On account
of the transparent thinness of the
congregation , no delegates were
elected to the State Convention.
The meeting adjourned till nexl
Saturday , in order to give time to
up recruits.
Charles Kctchuiu was par
doned by the Governor on Saturday ,
The much needed rain final ! }
came last evening. The showei
was a refreshing one , and did a vasl
amount of good.
Personal ,
Bishop Clarkson has gone to Chicago
cage on business.
J. P , Conrad , a contractor ant
builder from Salina , Kaunas , is stop
ping at the Cty Hotel.
Captain J. A. Ware , a railroad tic
contractor from Lexington , MiS'
gpuri , is at the Wyoming.
Dave MjJJer , conductor on the
transfer , has gone to Tolpcjo , Ohio
for a two weeks' visit for his health
Gen. Ruggles returned home Sat
urday from Cincinnati , whithei
ho went with the remains of hi ;
child for burial.
J. W. Cannon , iravpljng agent o
that ably conducted pap rf th (
Western Watchman , of St. Louis , ii
'in the city , and will pnl } on the
people of Omaha iu the Interest o :
his paper.
Hon. Wm. O. Clark , of Califor-
uia , is In the city. He has been de
livering his lecture "Arpund the
Globe an what I saw oij the
way , " to crowded houses- this veeli
in Blair , Bell Creek , Fremont , Wa
terloo , and Papillion. He lectures
this evening and to-morrow al
Plattsnioutu , Monday evening al
Nebraska City , and Tuesday at Lin
coln. By request of a number 01
our citizens he will lecture here
again on the 10th inst.
Mr. J. R. Withrow , for severa
years Stock Agent of the Chieagc
& Northwestern Railroad , has sev
ered his connection wti | } that com
pany and enters the sorvic <
of the Chicago , Burlington &
Quinoy Railroad , as Western Stock
Agent. Mr. Withrow Is a good man ,
The Burlington Railroad peoplt
seem to be committed to the policy
ot getting the best men , and wt
commend their judgment in secur
ing Mr. Withrow.
The following are the arrivals al
theAVyoming :
John F Johnson , Lincolrr ; James
S Brooks , Texas ; Miss A Barnes ,
Kansas City ; L Myers , City ; Miss
L Street , Fremont ; T G Porcell , do ;
A Hellman , Boone ; J C Walker ,
Chicago ; Frank H Seckney , St.
Louis ; JJSaundere , San Francisco ;
T Drummond , Lincoln ; R T Hey ,
Reno , Nevada ; H Perollaco , Fre
mont ; Wm McClaig , Lincoln ; Cap
tain J A Ware , Lexington ; F Fal-
den , Schuyler ; C P Browi ) and
wife , Sioux City ; H 1) Cooper , Chi
cago.
Louisville Medicil College.
LonsviLLK , Ky.,1
June I" , 1874. J
To the JJbn. C. HTfeon , Senator
from the Fifth Senatorial Dis
trict of Nebraska :
DEAU Siu : The enclosed certif
icate is herewith sent you. You
will see that upon icceipt of this
certificate , duly made out and
signed by yourself , as Senator from
the Fifth Senatorial District of the
State of Nebraska , that any poor
and deserving young man selected
by you from your district will be en
titled to the Beneficiary Scholar
ship awarded by the Trustees of the
Louisville Medical College , Louis
ville , Ivy. , to the Fifth Senatorial
District of the State of Nebraska.
The officers of this college do you
the justice to believe that you will
as early a * possible after the receipt
of this notification , endeavor to Hud
iu your district some young man ,
who , through yourself , can be ma
terially aided- and bencfitted. It is
respectfully suggested that an inqui
ry , over your official signature , pub-
li hed in the nearest newspaper ,
will enable you to confer this bene
faction Uth promptly and appropri
ately. Your earliest possible atten
tion is respectfully asked.
rjhe faculty request that in giving
a certificate , you will use the en
closed blank form , which has been
adopted and sent to you for reasons
so necessary and prudential , as to
render any explanation superfluous.
It is particularly asked that the
receipt of this communication be ac
knowledged , and that , through the
undersigned , the Trustees and Fac
ulty of the College be afforded the
earliest possible information as to
the name and address of the young
man selected by yourself for the
Beneficiary Scholarship awarded to
your Senatorial District.
E. S. GALLAD , M. D. ,
Dean of the Faculty.
GEO. fl. PETERSON , the pioneer
Igar manufacturer , keeps con-
itantly on hand the very best
jrands of cigars , and also "jone
Pack , Fruits and Flowers , and
'Durham" Smoking Tobacco.
Ill Douglas street.
jnaySeodlv
WERE THEY MARRIED ?
How a Hotel Bunner Fat up a
Job on an Verdant Iowa
Couple.
A practical joke was played by a
Ninth street hotel runner upon a
verdant Iowa couple , who recently
came over the river to be married in
Omaha. The runner first noticed
the loving pahon the transfer train ,
and learning from their actions and
from some rf-marks which he over
heard , he concluded they were on
matrimony bent. He accordingly
determined to catch them for hi *
hotel , and have the marriage cere
mony performed there. He intro
duced himself , and asked them ii
they were going to stop in Omaha ,
and upon their answering that they
werehe advised them to"putup"a1
thehouse he represented , which he
could recommend very highly , as
he boarded there himself.
"Well , " said the young man"wt
want to get married , and if we can
get a preacher to do the job then
we'll stop at that house. "
"Oh , that's easy enough done ,
I am well acquainted with a min
ister , whom I'll go and see abou !
the matter. "
That settled it. They went to the
house , had a square meal , and tool
a stroll and a street car ride around
the city. They rptqnjecj for supper ,
and about seven o'clock , they senl
for the friend the runner whom
they had rnet on tlp ) trail ) , n
him if he had procured the
tor , No ? lje hadn't ; but would
so immediately , Ue tllfl" i
them that he must obUiu a mar
riage license for them , and that the )
must furnish him with their ful
of residence
names , ngeSj pjare
parents' names , etc. , andii ll\e dollar
lar bill to pay for the necessary doc
umcnt. The anxious couple com
plied with the demand , little sus
peeling tjjp swjndling joke that was
being played upon them.
The runner then goes out and ob
taining a blank marriage certificate
and a license , fills out the latter
and in a short time returns with i
"buminpr pa } " of his. who had for
merly been a justice of the peace
Ho bad been informed of the rolt
he was to play , and had acoordlng'
ly donned a seedy black suit and i
white cravat for the occasion. He
was ushered into the presence of the
uiatrnonial | ; panflidates } n tlp } par ;
lor by the runner , who fntrodupet :
thp "mjnister : > as the Rev. Mr ,
Smith.
The marriage ceremony was performed -
formed by the "minister" in the
presence of several witnesses , all o
whom were cognizant of the joke
After the couple were thus made
one , the minister took the accua
tomed liberty of kisaing the bride
and adding a blessing upon the
newly married pair of long life anc
happiness. The minister ther
withdrew , after being rew-ardei
with a ten dollar greenback.
The runner and his "pal" met af
terwards and divided the spoils
eack taking § 7,50.
The "husband and wife" rptirec
to their room , but before going tc
sleep , the bridegroom sent for the
marriagp h'pense and the marriage
certificate , both of whiph. bae } beer
forgotten to be banded , over by the
"minister. " He was "sent for , '
and in ft few minutes the important
documents werp ( Jelfvprtjd to the
bridegroom.
The next day the happy couple
returned to their home near Glen-
wood , evidently having enjoyed
their weelJing trip , and withoul
JlUVlng their pleasure marred by anj
suspicion tltit | they had been swin
dled in more ways than one.
The question now arises are they
married ? But what's the odds as
long they're happy , autl deut know
the difference.
Eeturn of the Exeuriionist ? .
George W. Gratton and family ,
Henry Wilholra and family , Rev.
Mr. Presson and wife , with many
other * , rptnrj ? l Friday from
tljejr trip to St , Paul , and the lakes
of Minnesota , highly plea = ei } wth }
their trip. They all speak in the
most enthusiastic terms of the beau
tiful scenery , of the fall * , lakes
and country tfonprally , and advise
all who can avail themselves of the
opportunity Air , Gratton will offer
them in a fenv days of vHtjng Min ?
nesota on another excursion , Wh jjc
In St , Paul , wo understand Mr. G.
received letters from partic * in
Omaha , asking him to give them an
opportunity to go over this ground
at about the same rates , and we are
pleased to inform these parties that
such will be the case , the particu
lars of which will be given in a few
days.
The Bepnblioan County Central Commit.
tea.
OMAHA , N b. , July 31,1874 ,
The members of the Douglas
County Central Committee are re
quested to meet at the office of
Judge W. L. Peabody , on Saturday ,
the Sth day of August , at 3 o'clock ,
p.ir. CHAUNCEY WIL.TSE ,
Chairman.
The members of the Central Com
mittee are :
First Ward C. F. Goodman , Col.
John Burke.
Second Ward Thos. Swobe , J.
W. Lyttle.
Third Ward J. M. Thurston , E.
R. Williams.
Fourth Ward-C. Wiltse , M. G.
McKoon.
Fifth Ward-J. M. MeCune ,
Charles Wilkms.
Sixth Ward S. A. Orchard , C.
L. Bristol.
Union Precinct Lewis Thomas.
Florence Precinct W. H. Rus
sell.
sell.Valley
Valley Precinct E. A. Kelsey.
Chicago Precinct H. L. Dodge.
McArdle Precinct J. C. Meyers.
Elkhorn Precinct W. R. Turner.
Saratoga Precinct D. P. R'ed-
man.
man.West
West Omaha Precinct 0. B.
Seldon ,
iCominunicatcd. )
The Correct Apportionment.
OMAHA , July 30.
EDITOR BEE :
Enclosed find table , which ex-
plainsjtself ; it will show what the
representation would have been
based on the vote for Crounse ; pop
ulation then , and as It now Is. Th <
committee wen toff half-cocked , at
it always did , and I claim did no
duly consider the matter of repre
sentation. You know , yourself , thai
is the ci.sc , and that I strenuously
opposed an adjournment till a fail
and equitable apportionment couli
be had. As it is , Kearney , Greeley
and Dundy counties are left out en
tirely ; and the representation ir
several instances is unjiut. But thi
party owes this state of affairs t <
the same unscrupulous gang wh <
have t-ontrolled it so long , and , al
though it cannot now be helped , yet
if the counties will elect men a
delegates with stamina enough t (
stand up and tight the thing out
we can bust them in convention
Let us try once any way.
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O O * > "w
Adams . _ . -
Antelojie _ . - 2 a 2
Booue. . . - . - .
Burl . „ . . _ . _
BuUer . _ . _ . - .
lluflalo . . . . . . . . . . . _
1 ? U JU
Chase . - . t I 1
Cedar. . . . „ . . . , . . . , .
Cheyenne . . . . - . . . . . - „ . . , . . . . 1 1 < t
Clay . _ . „ . y 5 5
Colfa . . . . . . . . . . . _ .
Cummin , a . . .M. . . . .
Douglas. . _ . _ . 17 24 2i
Dakota . _ „ . „ . 4 4 5
Dawion . _ . . . 1 a a
Di pp. " . . . . , - . „ . . , „ „ . . , „ ; „ . H -I 5
Dundy. . . . , , , . . . . . , . I I
Dpdgt ? . . , . > 7
FHlmore .
Franklin . -
Furnas . _ . . .
Frontier . - 1 1 1
Gage . _ . „ . 7 6 fi
Gwpf . i : " 5i i" j } }
Gretley , . I 1 1
llarUn .
Hall .
Howard . _ .
Hitchcock - 1 1 1
Hamilton .
Holt . 1 1 1
JetTerson _ . . „ . _ . .
Johnson. . . . . . . . . . . , 0 . 0 5
Kcarnpx . . , . . , . , . , . . , . , „ „ . „ , . A }
Knos . . ' . „ , „ . . „ . . , . '
Keith - . 1 1 1
Lancaster . 1. 13 1J
Incoln . . . . . . „ . _ .
Madi on . . . _ . .
Merrick . _ .
Neman i . „ .
NucLuIs . _ .
Oioe . - . . . 8 1'4 U
Pawnee . 0 b 5
pierce. . . . . , . , , . . . , . . : : . . ' : . : : . „ . i 2 3
Plane. . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . -
Phelps _ , _ .
I > ok. ] . „ . „ . a 4 4
Itichord'.on . . 12 1C 15
Red Willow . -
Saline _ . _ . . _
Sarpy . _ . 3 4 3
Saunders . „ . _ 6 10 9
Seward . _ . _ „ . . . „ .
Stanton - . 1 3 2
Uherman . - .
Thaye- . . . . . .
Vallry _ . „ .
Washington . . . . . . . . . . . .
ayne ' . , . 1 ? 1
z = rz : J J J
Totals , . V'm 2 4 259
El ) . PAUKKil.
Seal Estate Sales.
For the week ending , July 3lst , 187-1
Sarah J Crowell to Hannal
Dwyer , lots blk 1 , Armstrong's Is
add'ition ? 500.
Thomas Bomier to JamesBonnei
w hf of lot 3 bljc 7 Omaha 512,000 ,
Martin Dunham to Allison Howp
J of an nc'rp } n sec. 10 , t Itj B 13-
§ 850.
850.Luke
Luke Usher to Archibald C Pow
ell , lot 1 blk "S" in Shiun's secoiu
addition $300.
H GrebeMaster Commissioner t
T \V T .Richards , lot 81 in Nelson'
addition § 535.
Frederick Court to "Wm T Seamai
\V 1-3 of lot 2 blk 135 Omaha-
S5000.
Jos'eph Redman toJQeorgeJE Bat
' '
ker , 'middle 1-a of lot 1 and'fJbl ;
208i.
Besignation.
The following cominunication ex
plauis'jtself :
M . E. ROSEWATBR fieqr. Sir
Failing health makes It impossibL
for me to continue in your employ
Therefore , I herewith respectfully
tender yog my resienation of tin
business management of the Qmahi
BEE printing office.
Respectfully , &c. ,
D. H. STEARNS ;
For the best of Ladies' Shoes
Boots , and at the lowest prices to bi
found in the market , you Bhoulc
visit P. H. Lang'J , Xo. 156 Farn
ham , between 10th and llthstreets.
DYI.JXO , Pjeaning and repairing
done in the neatest manner , at Uu
STEAM DYE WORKS ,
10th St.Let. Farnham and Douglas
apr2S ( f
Iiujian Curiosities at Kfl. } 7f
Farnliamstrpet , corner llth strcpt.
may 7-tfr
ICE OHBAM ! JCB CREAM ! !
H. L. LATEY'S is the plqcp to gofer
for this vejy necessary commodity.
The heated term ran be robbed of
half its terrors by donning one of
Bunco's summer hats. He is now
plosing them oft' at astonishingly
} o\y pripps. july31-2t
OFFICE ROOMS.
The rooms formerly occupied by
the City , in Caldwell Block , as
CoutiL'iJ Rooms , Mayor's office ,
and Clerk's office JUB RENT , Apr
ply to 0 , F , CATWN.
jy3l-3t
LACKAWAXA COAL at lowest
market price , by the IOWA COAL
COMPANY. Office 13th street , ( for
merly Union Coal Company's ) .
jy SO tf GEO. C. TOWLE ,
Agent.
MoKelligon-s card on
second page. june2-tf
SAIXWN for sale cheap. Inquire
at BEE office. ju24-tf !
DR. POWELL , office 215 , F m-
hani street. tnne23 tf
BELLEVUE GROVE , twelve miles
from Omaha , on the line of the B.
& M. R. R. , aud 100 yards from the
depot , has been improved for pli nics
and private parties
BY SI'AUS&AND & JtARTlX ,
All engagements for the prove
wlll.be made through
ANDY MCATJSLAND ,
jy7tt 242 Dowgl3 Street
SPECIAT , NOTICES.
NOTlCi _ Aaveniecmenls of To Let , Foi
Je , Loci , Wants , Found , Boarding , AC. , will
be iU8ert d in these columns uuce tor TEN
CENTSpt-r line ; ejch substqueul insertiou ,
FIVE CEFih' per line. Ihe hrst iusertlon
never lessthza TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
IRON MOULDER WANTED At
ONE City Foundry.
JOHN WALE ,
al 4t P. 0. Bor 5.-
From iny residence , July 26 , a
STRAYED , saddle marked. An } one who
can give anv information about s id mare , please
'
address P. BOIStLL.
jy31d2t * Pierce A Clh Street.
EST11AY One Red few wiihT. H.
FOUND on both horns. The owner can
nnd her at the river bottom , three miles north
of Omaha. j)31d2t *
F > OR SALE At a Bargain , a House nnd Sta-
J } ble situated on Marcy St. I-ot 8 , Block 203 ,
bet. 10thand llth Streets , inquire on piernUes.
jj-SlUCt
WANTED Hy a young married man , a sit
uation for himself and wife. Address
" D , " Bee Office. JySidGt
MONEY TO LOAN On approved personal
security. Inquire at Law Office of T. W.
T. Kichards , lo. 40J 13th S reel. JjSOoodJw
WANTED A girl to do house-work , inquire
at Crackei Factory , Harncy Street bet.
llth and 12th. > J30J31 *
VONEY TO LOAN At Dr. Isaac Edwards ,
M1 No. 181 Faruham btieu.
SALE-Iitimpdlately , anJ at a Great
FOR . The furniture in the PhiU'tHi ' > hia
llouso can Le bought cheap , one-half c sh , and
the other half on three to xlx. months time ,
ulth good security. Lea > e of the house runs
seven months , at S.5 ! per mouth. Forty-hve to
fifty good cash buarde s The Proprietor has
other business to jittend tu immediately , and
fur that leasoiiollers thisaplendidupportunity.
jy23tf. C SCllAhNllO.&T.
FOlt RENT.
RENT.THE
THE COTTAGE of 7 ROOMS ad
joining my ofllce.
A UU'r.VUl : of 4 ROOMS , large
Yarif.
A CUTfAGE of 5 ROOMS , no ref-
erances required.
A STOUK \ \ 1TH LIVING rooms
attached good location.
A 1IU1LI 1NO bill TABLE FOR a
froloonand Dwelling.
Two r-oms ups'alrs , ou Jackson St.
FOlt S A Li ; .
Four frame Buildings , with Lease
ou ground
JAS. F. MORTON A'CO.
4'Jl Tenth Street.
Nurse girl , at (33C ( ) three huu-
WANTED nfty-sU Chicago at. , near 19th.
Grown girl preferred . j27dtf.
, . \ TABLIFor sale , two r curly
BHLI.\UU by 9 , latest fclyle , 4 leg 1 Billiard
lables , with balls , cues and fixture complete ,
will be sold very cheap Apply at
lUtoWK A UHURSTON'S
jy27dCt. liw Office.
WANTED A girl to do general housework.
Apply at 11. { ' ( jicproy's , West end ist.
Mary's Aviaue.fa. . i -$5 CO per w eek.
Ju J22UY
: KENT House ou ISth near Ca 3 street.
FOi . S. A. J AYLOlt A CO.
A girl to cook at American
WANTED . lltn and 12tli , Puuglas st.
jvlGtf.
I7 > MI'LOYMENT'OFFICE Koom No. 1. south
XL/ east corner lath and Douglas Stb. Want-
ea Immediately , servant girls , farmhands , car
penters and laborers , also real estate bought and
kuld , and taxes paid lor non-residents.
J. N. FISHER ,
jyStf Omaha , Neb.
CT7ANTED IMMEDIATELY girl to dc
VY b.oui-work. Apply 351 Davenport
street , between 17th and 18th. j3tf
CJTORE TO KENT 198 Douglas strftt. In-
0 quire ol WEBBEU A BEHU.
julyttf
Day boarders , at th touthweM
WANTED
cor. of 10th and Harney sts. jc20tf
WANTLD .1 cncep tarui in exocange lor
merchandise. Address , Farmer , BbE
office. ap''lt
T WILL SELL SECOND-HAND Carriages ,
1 and one Hearse , cheap for cash or trade , aa
1 neea the room for new ones.
je > 5dtf. G. W. HOMAK.
PROPOSALS FOR STONE CURBING.
SEALED PROPOSAIS will be received by
the undersigned until 4 o'clock -.August
4th , 1874 , for placing a'Motie curbing on both
sides of Faruham and Douglas S'reets , from tbn
east kide of Ninth strict , to the west side of
tinccnlh street , and upon both side * of all
cross treets w thin taid limits.
Sutli cu biqg to be pUccd on a line sixteen
feet from the line cf the lo.a.
To bo of stone five inches thick and of not
less lhan twenty inchis fn depth , nor lus * th.in
twenty-tour inches in length.
Placed so that the upper edge shall b at the
established g ade upon bilid streets.
AlS ( ) for pn posjls for layiuj ; a surface gut
ter of stone next out-ide of said curbing upon
ull ot saiil streets , to be four feet in width , the
inner edge thereof to be laid five inches be ow
the lop of said curbing and to be laid accoiding
to plans to be furnished by the Citr Englmer.
All of such work to be paid for In nanants
drawn upon the Special fund to bo levied upon
the iiroperty adjacent to aid improvements ,
for the purpose of paying the cost and expense
uf the smile.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should b < s crjdorieil ( 'Proposals for
Curbing" andbe'iiddressel 10 the under-icned.
O. C. LUDLOW ,
City Clerk.
Omaha July 30th 1874 jySOdCt
TICTOR COFFMAN ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ,
( OVER ISH'S DRUG STORE , )
Aj gaiaAxx ) . Jpftrpot ,
jy2Sdtf.
HOUSE.
On 9th , Ut. Farnham and Jlarncy Slreett ,
AS been entirely rcfiittcd and relurnlshed ,
„ and will accommodate all to the best of
Ird at Sl.ftJ per jl y ; 4pc ppr sipgjemeal.
C , Y , & S , M , HARRYMAN ,
jy28dly. Proprietors
U.P.R.R MEAT
. . . , MARKET ,
ICth street bet California and AVebstcr.
WE KEEP ON HAND THE BFST
supply of FRESH AND SALTED
MEATS. Ale a brep nock of Fine Sugar
Cured Haws and Breakfast Bacon , at the low-
st rates. WM. AUbT A KNUTH ,
mvlMy 1-roprietors.
J. O. SLITTER
'
Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Highest price paid for Country Produce ,
Brick Store ' , B. 1' . Ccr. 16ft & Chicago Sis. ,
jeiotf OMAHA , NEB.
TBEITSCHKE & CO , ,
GROCERS
And Gencinl Provision Dealers ,
8. W. Cor. Jackson and 13th Sts. ,
Keep a superior stock of Groceries , Provisions ,
Wines , Liquors and Cigars , and sell cheaper
than any other house iu Omaha. jyS 3m
ScImeiUer Burniester
Manufacturers of
TIN , COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WARE. DEALERS IN
Cooking1 and Heating Stores.
Tin Roofing , Spouting and Gutter1 ig don
abort notice and ic the best maaner.
iiteen trret sapt21 d )
H 'J3 3XT . X > . 3" O 3V H s'
-MA' lFACTUHKP _ OF AND DEALKK IX-
Lambreqnins and W-ndoiv Slmdcs ,
CHRQMOS , ESGRATINHS AND
PICTURE FRAMES.
270 Farnham street , coiner Fifteenth
QUAILEY'S
"D" . P.
Situated on the line * of the Union Pacific
Knilroat , wear the powder hou e. Manufac
tures fiTjKljss soap for home consumption.
Junc24-lv
C. F 5AM42TIT ,
171 Cor. t-aj-nhnpi and Eeve ln St ,
Al ) kind * o ! TAILORING , rteaninc and re.
palrine done at reasonable ratt i. A fine lot of
FURNISHING GOODS constantly on hand
and ( old cheap. -tecCfitf
1OOCOO
5IOP rABMIHQ EAHD 1H
500 HanscomPlncelots !
AN1 > LOTS ir. tne city of Omaha ,
HOUSES cheao and on coed terms.
BOGGS < fc lm.L >
Beat etUte brokers.offico over Mackey s store ,
OB Podie it. oppoitu new vaitofficr ap30m2
San Francisco
PALACE AMPHITHEATRE
CIRCUS.
JNO. WILSON , - Manager.
This Great Circus Performed
17 weeks in San Francisco to
Crowded Houses , and was uni
versally acknowledged by the
Press and Public to be really
superior to all others.
Vitad to 207,000 Peojle.
Facts speak for themselves.
That we have the finest )
most gorgeous and
completa Show
ever exhib
ited.
Will glie a grand series of performances OB
AND
Saturday Afternoon at 2
p. m. , Mattince , Aug. , 8th.
Sco the names of talented artktsrc have.
MADAME DOCKUILL ,
The Empress of the Arena.
R. II. DOCKHIL.L ,
Accomplished Scenic Elder.
LES FREKI3 KEMBELLS ,
Great Trench Clown' .
The World renowned Acrobats ,
THE CAHLO FAMILY , - (8 ( In number. )
FRED. O'BUIEX ,
Champion Lcaper of the \Vorld \ ,
Double Somersault.
I.EOK AND LACELLERS.
OMAR KINOSI.EY ,
The accomplished trainer of horses.
Fine stud of highly trained horses. A splen
did mammoth new Tent In fact the finest cir
cus attraction that has ever been offered to the
public. See for yourselves.
REMEMBER THE DATE ,
Friday and Saturday
AUGUST 7 and 8.
J. A , DODGE ,
Gen'lAg't.
\ \ ill exhibit at Columbu' , Aug. Eth , Fr
mont , Aug. 6tb , Council Bluftj , Auj. 10th.
jy2SaugU3d augSwlt ,
Established 1858.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
533 540 Fourteenth Street ,
( O.tScc up sUlrf , ) Opaha , Nebraska. CarrUgt *
and Buggleii on hand or made to order.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Repair
IDE. apr28-U
BVRO.V BEEP. ISWH S. KKED
BYRON REED & CO ,
The Oldest Established
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA
Keep a complete Abstnct of Title to all Real
Estate in Omaha and Dou&las countr.
Hydraulic , Cement ,
AND
PIPE COMPACT.
WOULD INFORM THE FJBLTC THAT
they are now ready to furnish HY
DRAULICCEMENT.of the very best quality
and in any quantity.citherat the factory , which
is located at Bratricc.Ncb. , or at the Pipe work
in Omaha. Thcv also are prepared to furnish
all kinds ofO 3IENT PIPING For SEWERAGE
DRAINAGE , ETC , Also manufacture Jl
styles of CHIMNEY WORK. WE G U AKAN-
TEE OUR CEMENT TO BE EQUL TO ANY
HYDRAULIC CEMENT MANUFACTURED
1NTHE UNITED STATES.
8WORDEB * FROM DEALERS RESPECTFULLY -
FULLY SOLICITED.
BEATRICE HYDIUULIC CEMENT
* 1'Jl'E CO ,
OMAZA . NEBRASKA.
mv21-3n
JOIES1 H. GREEN ,
STATE MILLS
DEALER IN
GRAIN , FLOUR AND ff
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
REDMAN & LEWIS ,
Uor. 16th and Izard Streets.
On hand and SAWED TO ORDER.
] e261m
F , A. PETEKS.
Jaddle and Harness Maker ,
ANIl CAKIUAGS TKIHHEB ,
fo. 274 F-nnibnm ' .bel.l5lh < tlGth.
A LL orders and repairing promptly attended
f\ to rnd satisfaction guarranteed.
"CB-Cash paid ( or hlrlns. ap3rl
II. GUEIlt ; . C. J. KABBA U
UEHE & KABBACU ,
5th it. Letwecn Farnham and mey a'i
O LVHA , - - NEB.
MAS C7ACTCEER O r
Ipring and Farm Wagons ,
BUGGIES Asrn
Dealers In and manufacturer ! of
.GRICULTDRAL IMPLEMENTS !
PARTICULAR A T ENTION PAID TO
. HORSK SHOEING.
KS Rrpa'rin ' ; rf wagons and bbct mlthnj !
romptly done at reasonable nrlcea
Mrs. P. AMOFI'ETT ,
ashionable Dressmaking ,
564 Fourteenth St. ,
031AHA , HKB.
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COP.N.GLYNN
WHOLESALE AMD KETJkIL DEALER IX
Wines , Liquors , Segars
TOBAC' 0 AND PIPES.
California Wines and Brandies. a
Corner of 15'h and Dodge streets , opposite tt
new Post Office building , Omaha. Nebc25
Bavarian Beer Hall
193 Douglas St ,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Finest brands of aU classes of Liquors an
Seears. Fresh Lager constantly on hand.
Je25-3m CHAS. HART Prop.
Comer of Comings and Twenty-second gtreel
The finest lager baer con.1
stantly on hand.
je2S-6m CIIAS. WEYMULLER , Pro ]
HOTELS.
GRAND CENTRAJ
EC O T 3E ! Ij .
OMAHA , NEBRASKA
The htrzest and best hot between Cbicag
ind San Francisco.
Opened new September 30th , 1S73.
ISO tf OEO. THKALL. Proprietor.
CITY HOTEL
E. T. PAGE , Proprietor.
10th St. , bet. Farnham and Harnej
OJI4HA , NEB.
Free Ems to and from all Trains.
Passengers for other Hole's or private Resl
dpncts , carried for 25 cents.
C&- All orders left at P. H. Allen's , 2d doc
from P. O , C. Wilson & Son , tor. 13th an
U mey , and the City Hotel Office , will recciv
ptuuipt attention. 1y71m
United States Hotel ,
COK. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREETS.
mUEUNDEIlblONED nsrectfnlly announ
i ces that he has purchased and refi ted th
aUoie Uoiel , and Is low ready toccouirnodat
the public , with board by dry tr we k , at reas
enable rates. WILLIAM LEHR , Prop.
july22 ' 74 ly
FARMERS HOUSE !
8. W. Cor. of 14th and Barney Sts.
JUSTUS KESSLER , Proprietor
Omaha , Neb.
Jys m
ILLINOIS
3PA.ZT30Ll3.AZX3.
Between 9th and 10th.
CHARI.K $ FELDKttSIAUT , Prop.
mchlllf _
Central House
> o. 630 f iiteeath Strjet ,
Opp. Jefferson Square , " " " OMAHA , NEB ,
JOSEPH DOTE , Prop'r.
Day and week Board at reasonable rales.
First-class UT attached to the home.
Ie273m _
California House.
r ITg HAIUEE , Prop'r.
No. 170 Douglas Street , corner Jlth , Omaha ,
Nebraska. Board by the day or wtek.
lune 1 , Tl
Southern .Hotel ,
Fronting on 4th , 5th and alnntiti , ,
St. Louis , - Mo.
Laveille , "Warner & Co. ,
The Southern Hotel is first-class in all Its
apt ointments. Its tables are at all times sup
plied In the greatest abundance , with ajl tne
delicacies the markets afford , Hi clerks and
employes arp § 11 poll la""and attentive to the
wactsof tbfl uc tB of the hotel , There is an
improved eleTB'or leading from the firtt floor
to the upper one , Railroad and steamboat
Icket offices , news stxnd. tnd weaxerr flnion
telegraph office in the totunda of hotel ,
Immense Reduction !
A T S. P. HUH ; b1 YARD , CORNER OF
\ _ Hth and Chi go fctrcets. Good Hard
Wood87 ( X > ; Sott $ 00. S'o e Wood to suit
iny number ol store very ciirart. splStl
G. STRIFFLER ,
DEALER N
2HOCE HIES ,
Fruits.
Confectlonerj ,
&c.f &c. . &c.
OCR. , f r I 11'r.iCFAKNlIAM.
a IMtf
The Sioux City and Pacific Rallroa.l ,
i kb th.
1IOUX CITY & ST , PAUL
RAILROAD ,
: Oi rallti the shortfitt route from Omaha
id Conncll Bluffs to St. Pan ] , Mlneapoli * ,
lllwater , Anoks , Daluth , Bismarck , and all
ilnti la Slntesoti.
Train leaf ? ' Owaba daijy , ( except Saturday )
fi ocl clc p. m. , and Council Bluffs at 8.03 p-
. .from Chicago 4 NorthWestern Depot.
areas LOW and lime as QUICK as
bjr any other Line.
WAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS ,
Be lure roar ticket reads VIA Sioux City ,
uiaToiding circuitous routes and midnlgut
infers.
rickets can be purchased at the offices of the
Icago < t Northwislern Railway In Omaha
d Council Bluffs.
J C. BOYDEN ,
: n'l PIM. i Ticket Agf St P. A S. a R. R ,
it. Paul. Minn.
' r. c , HILL ,
n'l Puf. and Ticket Agt. , 8. C. A P. , Sioux
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GEO. "W. GBATTON , Agent.
163 Faroham Street , Oauha , K b.
SUsTGKEIR , .
Tlie Klngof tbe.EEWJXG XACIIKE WOJTp ss rKKtt5r.ti.tlr M CcJd rdrns
Kcalms 01 Finance.
SALES EOR 1873 :
In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines !
ue Hundred crd Thlrlten Ihcussnd ircie i.'sitirc ; tl in were foJd jy sny < , tt r
Se lci ? MacMiieCuu ( .any during the sime life. .
Itwill htu lj teiiirnkajtn tuch evideme that the uf riorlty of tke Sicftr la tu.l
monstrated.
TKE SINGER MANF'G ' CO ,
W. KT. NASON , Agent ,
je 20. 212 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA.
J. J. BROWN & BRO. ,
WHOLESALE GROUERg ,
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co.
STEFLE & JOHNSON ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
SIMPSO.VS. BLOCK
5 S and 54O Fourteenth , Street ,
BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE
- IsTIEIB
MORGAN fc GALLAGER.
-SUCCtSSORS TO CREIGUTON ANO MORGAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS ,
Ko. 0 ( ; Farnham Street
aprSdly
WHITNEY , BAUSERM AN & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
2To. 247 Doiiglas Street ,
mch27yl AGHSTS FOR Till DUPO.NT POWDEft CO.
CLARE : & FREISTCH ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
A2fD DEALERS IS
Canned Goods , Dried Truits , Green. Fruits in Season.
JC 1 .MIL-ERS SOLICITED / ND PROMPTLY FILLED.
A. . H. s i IM : s o
--MANCFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN GIG AH !
532 ST. ,
O. Zi. A. KLATTE ,
288 Dodge Street , 23 , Uoor East of 16th Street.
Vfcep cona n"5' on hllnd tte Cocst 'to < l of Broad CIolh. C fsic.errs * M.I Vftlnrs i
which I am prepared to m ke up in tl e most fn hionabe ? sljles and to suit thr st fa-lidluus
at Jhe lowest j osslu.o prieta.
ESTABtlSHfclJ
PUNDT , MEYER < fc BAAPKE ,
-.VHOr.ESALE DEAI.FR3 IN
FANCY GROCERIES
Teas , Spices , Tobacco and Cigars.
212 FarnLam Street , Omaha , Xel
mchlodvl
JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS , HOSIERY , GLOYES anil iNOTIOKS ]
231 3Tarnh.am Street ,
J. J. BBOW-JSf & BRO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOOD :
myS-lr Notions. Mid Boots and. Shoes.
JOHN T.
JOBBER OF
Shelf i Heavy Hardware
IRON , STEEL , NAILS , WAGON STOCK,1
AND-
TIIRKSIIBRS. IIAUM-STKHS , ItEAl-miS , JIO\VEIIS. DHILL > , NEKIJKIt. '
C UN-DI.AME H PLO\V . CUI/TIVATOKS , H.VV.
KAKKH AND \VAGONS. n-fbl.1- ,
Douglas Stlf Omaaa , ITobraslra ;
HENRY HORNBERGER.
DEALER IN-
WINES , LIPRS , CMRS
Imiiorlol.Voods a Spcciallj.
h9Tl !
SOXABS and
a-l Missouri -.verirallroad Co. , offers best Ian s aflow pr ca OB 10 j e
The Burliazton ,
reditat6DC InteVSt. * J1 n a bonus premium of 20 per cent on the amount ol
WD .
Ercha e ; 5 tS the land Is cuitirated , within two year , from dat ot parcia !
L.VKGE DEDUCIONS FOR C.VSH PAYMENTS.
lorth of ? latte , I oup Fork and Elkhorn Valleyj
T-llAM. wlU a n.OO -MP
South of he Platte
b tland , n Nebraska , InUrstctrfby numerons rlrfr *
iceut 10 Itsrallroaa ana in me , ,5 t .n-I/best * * " * * * * Jtn * Sute.- " In
publican Valley. KorcIrcalananJfulllnforJi tloa apcly to
K. SCHALLtR , Agent B. & M. Land Office ,
CoraerofSInthaad FarabamSts. . Omalia
Or Geaeral I aa4 Pepaa'Keat , LlacoiBriet
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