THE OMAHA BEE
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I 27L
JCOTICK.
* On and after October twenty .first , 1872 , the
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scriptions not paid at the office will be payable.
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E. HOSEWATER , Publisher
BEPTOIICA1T STATE
darofSept - , - . . .
the purpou of placing in nomination one
cindidaU for Congress , one canillnate for
member of Congress contingent , candidates for
Governor , fcec.etary of itate , Treasurer ,
Supeiintecdent of Public Instruction , State
Prison Inipector , and Attorney Genera ! , and
lor the transaction of inch other business as
w r P'ooerly coae before it. The delegates
ftoia. ach Judicial District will nominate a
MntooforPistrict Attorney , for their riifec-
tive Distract * .
Ibeorgrniiei counties are entitle ! to dele
gate * upon /ollowjflgbasi :
Countlfs eait of the sixth Principal Meridian
shall be entltlaJ to one delegate for each 1,000
inhabitants , according to the census tal > an Cur-
ingihe current year , and one for each fraction
over five hundred. But eich organized county
stall ba entitled to at least ono delegate.
Organizt-d counties west of the Cth P. il. , nball
be entitled to one delegate each , and to one
additional delegaU for each ono thousand in
habitants , according ID the census aforesaid ,
8nd one for eca fraction o > cr fi > * bundretl ,
fi follows :
DKLEOATES FOB COUSITM.
Adirai. . . , . . . 4 Johnson. . . . . . . . . 5
Antelope- _ 2 Kcor . . . . . . . . 1
2 Keith. . . . 1
Butler . . . -4 Lancaster. . . . . . 14
Hurt . . 4 Lincoln. . . . . . . . . 3
Buffalo- . . , _ 3 Ma4ion _ . . . . . 4
Cass. . . . . .10 Merrick. _ . _ . . . 44
Chase. . - . 1 Ncmaha. . . . . . 8
Odar . 2 Xuctollj. . . . . . . . . 2
. S Otoe . . . . . _ _ 12
3 Pawnee- . 5
-3
Cumitig. . . 4 . . . .
Uacotak . . 3 I helps. .
I > avon . -2 Polk _ _
. . S Richardson
Iodce _ _ _ _ . . Hal Willow
Douglas _ . _ Saline -
Dundr _ _ _ . . _
I'nnfelln. . . . . . . Saundcrs. . . . .
r'il/niore / . . . . . Sewari. . . . . .
Stanton. . . .
Thaver . . . .
Valley
Jtarlan- 3 Washington. . . .
Ball
Howard 2 Webster . . . . . . . . H 3
Hitchcock. . 1 York. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Hamilton. . , 4 Unorganized Ter'y
Holt. , . . . . 1 IntheState. . . . . 1
.Jefferson. . . . . . . . . . , _ . 3
'ft * counties are recommended * o elect al-
/ernste&Iegatealo act In case the delegates
fleet Jail Jo attend the convention ; and the
/nnreotlon Js recommended to exclude proxies
far delegates tbatdo not rrside In the counties
llicy propose to rfpreMuf
By order of the committee.e .
e , U. JoHXSOX ,
C. H. GCRE , Chairman.
Secretary ,
THE French National Assembly
lias taken a recess , and France may
now have a three month's respite
from legislative recklessness.
K VICTORIA having secured
a $75,000 annuity for ono of her
cults , has no further use for Parlia
ment , and therefore the members
were excused from further attend
ance by Royal prorogue.
ACCORDING to the St. Louis Qlole
the Texas cattle fever is again
making its appearance in portions
of Ohio , Indiana and Illinois. These
reports have , however , so far not
been definitely authenticated.
GENERAL \ IFQUAIN has set a
practical example to those who de
sire to aid the sufferers from tbe
grasshopper invasion. He offers to
be one of a thousand farmers who
will donate one hundred bushels of
wheat each to tbe poor homestead
ers.
TliE Hastings Journal has dis
carded its patent St Louis bowels ,
and comes to us now entirely made
up at homo. This is a marked im
provement , and the people of Adams
county will doubtless give proof of
their appreciation by a liberal sup
port.
SEND Republican delegated to
Lincoln who are in favor of return
ing Crounse to Congress and nomin
ating Hon. F. Welch for "Governor.
Burtonian.
Does our Tckamah contemporary
honestly believe that both of these
candidates can be nominated , and
If not , why does it counsel what it
knows cannot be accomplished ?
X Governor Furnas made
his famous requisition for arms on
the War Department , the Herald si
promptly secured a telegraphic re siP' siG
vocation of the Indian bugaboo
'
through the Omaha Merchant's P'c
Club. Now when J. Sterling Mor P's
ton issues his flaming grasshopper V
proclamation , the Herald wants the s ,
Merchants Club convened to aid the tc
ambiUous whopper in spreading the tcSi
grass-whopper scare nil over the Siri
risi
country. si
siei
THE twenty political reformers eifl
thai made up the mass Convention fl
of Douglas county Independents fit
last Saturday , may , for aught we fitg
know , be perfectly sincere in their tc
desires for ameliorting the condition fc
of the industrial classes. At the
same time they should not deceive
themselves into the belief that they
have so far succeeded in convincing tr.Si
ten persons out of a thousand in this Si
city that anything practical can. te.TI
be accomplished by their movement. TI
The fact is that out of the twelve an
persons designated by them as the la ;
City Ward Committee not more tic
i four have ever thought of affll- tb
tbP.
avith \ them , fie much for the- , . P.
the movement iri pr
prM
SENATOR HITCHCOCK AKD HIS POST-
MABTEB.
Federal patronage when judicious
ly distributed may become a most
powerful lever in the hands of a
skilled political leader. On the
other hand this prerogative may
prove his greatest curse when be
stowed on improper or unworthy
persons. Such evidently seems to
bee the case with Senator Hitch
cock's most lucrative gift , the Oma
ha postoffice.
"When Senator Hitchbook firct or
ganized the postal pool by which
Griffen anu Yost were to share and
divide Uncle Sam's most luscious
sugarplum , he could not possibly
have foreseen that this plum would
turn to ashes in their unhallowed
hands. Time has demonstrated
what the Senator will doubtless ad
mit that he committed a very grave
blunder when he saddled Yost upon
Griffin , and that he committed the
greatest blunder of his political life
when he saddled Yost upon himself.
Xobody knows better than does
Senator Hitchcock that Griffon's"
troubles , beginning with Yost , were
aggravated and precipitated by
Yost. Griffin fell victim to his own
stupidity in sustaining the outra
geous policy inaugurated by Yost
against the BEE , and Senator Hitch
cock must inevitably fall a victim
to his ovyn generosity if he attempts
to sustain Yost hi his official corrupt
tiou.
tiou.In
In his personal attachment to a
political ally the Senator is apt to
lose sight of his duty to the public.
It was risky enough for him to ap
point an unpopular officep to erne of
the most important positions within
his gift , but when he attempts to
brave public opinion by sustaining
tljat officer after he is publicly con-
victe4 qf gravp offenses and flagrant
violations of honor , he smpy } } com
mits political hari karl.
It is immaterial whether Special
Agent Hawley sends in a white-
washfng report or whether he con
firms his publip depjan jon , made
n the presencp of responsible wtT |
ncjscs , that all but ono of the
charges brought against Yost have
been sustained. - The people of Oma
ha and Jfebraska have read the
sworn testimony and fQFm94 their
own verdict. They cannot bo bribed ,
nor can any honest or honorable
Republican journal attempt to ex
onerate the officer who , acrording
to his own admissions , is gujty } of
the most disgraceful offenses.
Even the Omaha Republican ,
Yost's personal organ , has not dared
to face public indignation by at
tempting his defence. The silence
of the Democratic } press at this stage
of procedure may readily be ex
plained. They want nothing bet
ter than the retention of Yost in the
Omaha postoffice to give the lie to
the professions of Republicans , that
lishonestand corrupt officials are
promptlyremoved.
The editor of the Herald has
publicly declared his intention to
ivrestle Douglas county from the
Republicans by parading the fester
ing postal sore during the impend
ing campaign. He that hesitates is
est , is a maxim that might ] well
ipply to Senator Hitohcocks in this
nstance. Let him hesitate between
luty and personal friendship and it
iocs require the gift of a prophet
or of 3 lottery gambler ) to forsee
he result.
THE BEE is just as anxious as any
ithcr Journal to make the coming
state fair a success , but it cannot
ipprovo the questionable method
esorted to by Mr. Morton in his
ate grasswhopper prouunciamento.
f we have to send the exaggerated
grasshopper invasion reports broad-
: ast over the land for the purpose of
[ rawing a full attendance to the
air we had better abandon thatpro-
jct altogether.
In the first place the area of the
uticlpated suffering will be almost
ntirely confined within the settle-
lents in the Loup and Republican
alleys. The number of families
liat will need immediate relief Is
omparatively small.
A grea ter number will need sup-
lies for themselves and their stock
uring the winter , and seed for the
iriug. The most effective organ-
: ation for their relief is the Grange ,
iid we apprehend the men who
ave contributed so liberally toward
relief of the Louisana sufferers tl
(
ill not hold back when the call
> mes from the people of their own
Lite. The people in the towns and
ties will also do their share to-
ard ameliorating their conditiou.
AH these measures will receive si
ir heartj.support. . We are , hewer -
er , inclined to the opinion that
"r. Morton's proclamation will deere
ore damage to Xebraska than has
( en Jone by the grasshoppers.
Tun active sympathy and friend- ct
ip displayed by the Emperor of ctni
jrmany toward the Spanish Re-
iblic , is after all not quite as disin- JuSi
Si
rested as one might suppose. Ac-
rdiug to a French aceount.Kniser
ilhelm is negotiating with the di
> aninrds for the cession of the
wn of Santana , in the province of
inlander , to the domain of irnpe-
il Prussia. The Germans propose ,
ould they obtain the place , to
3ct a second Gibraltar on its site.
> es Germany need a Gibraltar ?
'hat can a country which personi-
3 unity at home and peace and
od will all round the world want
do with such an ugly looking
rtress ?
FT now looks as if Germany was
: ing to provoke a war be'tween
ain and France through the pre-
: t of "active CarlM sympathy ,
.ere is no doubt that Don 'Carlos
d his brigands have lecelved a
ger portion of their arms , muni-
nsand recrnlts Ju France , Jiut
s was notoriously through Franch
'aliatB and contrary to the es >
jssed orders of McJIabon and bis
nistry ,
BTATE JOTTINGS.
Decatur is getting lively.
The Platte bridge atSchuyler is
not in a passable condition.
The new plow factory at Crete
is booming.
The Cuming County Fair will be
held September 10,11 and 12.
West Point will soon have an
agricultural implement factory.
Ashland is to have a sworn
public weighmaster.
Wahoo has a temperance dra
matic club.
i
Fremont is to have a Bohemian
hotel.
Hastings is open for another
bank experiment.
The Platte bridge at Kearney
will be completed within two weeks.
The boundary lines between
Dodge and Washington counties are
to be readjusted.
Ashland is projecting an oil
mill , providing $10,000 in precinct
bonds can be raised as a bonus.
Cozad is putting on metropoli
tan airs. They had a shooting af
fray last week.
The newSaunders county court
house at Wahoo will be completed
by November 1st.
It costs 27 cents to transport a
bushel of wheat from Ashland to
Chicago.
Tekama proposes to put on Me
tropoljtan ajrs by grading her prin
clpal thoroughfares.
The hog cholera is raging in
Seward and other southwestern
counties.
Two horse thieves were caugh
by the sheriff of Dodge couuty las
week.
Some of the Mennonite colonists
nists are looking up lundi in Gage
and Jefferson counties.
The great salt reservoir in the
square at .Lincoln , has been turned
into avbatl } tub , for bulls lately.
Qtoe pqqnfy was reinforced last
week by a number of thrlity Ger
man Immigrants , who have jusl
come across the big pond.
A portion of the Ifennonites
who recently arrived at Lincoln
havg gone to Dakota , where they
tiavo Friojids ana relatives
Louis Baxter , a Bohemian
blacksmith , residing near Crete ,
went out on a hunt last week , Sun
day , and is since missing
Governor Furnas has issued a
circular 10 prominent citjtizuns of
every county In the State asking for
a statement of the exact damages
done by the grasshoppers.
Sixty Pawnee warriors have re-
turne < J to their reservation from a
grand bufftyo hunt in Ue ) Republi
can Valley : They were veiy suc
cessful.
cessful.A
A farm house , occupied by a
German family , ten miles north
west of Crete , was struck by light
ning and totally Destroyed , last
week , Wednesday ,
Ezra Masters , while driving a
team acros-s the track of theEIkhorn
Valley road near Hooper , was caught
ijy the cowcatcher of the engine and
seriously injured. His wagon was
; ompjetely demolished.
Settlers in Loup Valley are go
ng to exchange their plows fur bea-
er traps and shooting irons. They
jxpect to make up their losses by
he grasshopper scourge in hunting
tnd trapping.
Seventy-six Lodges of Good
Demplars have been organized in
Lis State since December last
[ "here are 17 lodges in Nemaha , 15
n Hjphardson , JO in Johnson , 12 in
) toe , 8 in Gage , and 13 in Pawnee.
The Clark bridge companyhave
eceived the contract for the build-
ng of a bridge across theEepublicar
iver at Eiverton and Franklin
ounty , the contract price being
17,900 to be completed in ninety
lays.
The B & M R R Company have
list received two large forty-ton
lanchester engines , direct from
be shops , to be put on the road be-
ween Plattsinouth and Kearney ,
'hey are named , respectively , Ko.
5 , Omaha , and No. 10 , Kearney.
Upon the recent re-organization
f the Beatrice Cement Co. , the fol-
> wing officers were elected : H.
V. Parker , President ; A. S. Pad-
ock , Secretary ; J. E. Smith , Treas-
rer ; O. C. Campbell , Omaha Man
ger ; Fordyce Roper , Beatrice Man
ger.
Between Hastings and Kear-
oy , a distance of forty miles , ten
lousand head of cattle may be
; en from the car window. One
undrcd and twenty-five thousand
edd of cattle are grazing on the
rairie in an area of twenty miles
luare between Hastings and Kear-
ey.
NEBRASKA POLITICS.
Governor Furnes has come to
le conclusion that he cannot afford
i be his own successor.
H. C. Lett la contingent cantli-
ite for the U. S. Senu'p , CJiitlii-
> nt on a Democratic LegUlaturo.
Henry Atkinson J * fald to be
eparing his feet for the Senatorial
ippers of his father-in-law.
r-Gospor , he of the wocJen leg , is
candidate for re-election , And the
slilandeJtepublican backs him.
The Pawnee County Republican
mventlon will be held at Pawnee
Deputy Treasurer Bartlett is a B
ndldate for the succession to Koe- di
g as State Treasurer. re
Thomas P. Kennard & Co. , tli
, ve a candidate in training for the tlifii
ate Treasury. fii
fiibj
Candidates for theState's prison bj
-Inspectorship are preparing their tilat
plomas. at
cr
The State Convention of Inde-
OI
ndents is called to meet at Lin-
In August 12th , at 1 p. m. n . ]
Capt. Silas Gurber , receiver of
Lincoln land talked of
e office , is en
the Guberna- enut
coming Republican - ut
nal candidate. iy
The Republican Central Com- ty
iteeof Gage county meet atBea- thH
ce Wednesday , August 12th , at H
> . m. So
The Total Prohibition State of
nvcntion is called at Lincoln , th
ednesday the 19th of August , at de
Jil *
Colonel Henman Rhodes is
ked of in connection with the
ididacy of float member from the pe
th
h representative district.
tit
-J. Merion is
- Sterling training op
i favorite chargers , Granger and opW
mopoly , for a two horse act In the wl
IslaUve circus , providing the Be * of
blieans shall be in the minority.
-Brigadier General A. K. Val-
tine , one of the Governor's staff. thi
; aid to aspire to the contingent tal
jrctaryfcbip of State contingent us >
Frapfc Welch's failure to defeat
The members of the committee
of the Twelfth Senatorial district
meet at Hastings Thursday , August
20th , for the purpose oft apportion
ing delegates and holding the dis
trict nominating convention.
A Republican delegate conven
tion of the -Ninth- Senatorial Dis
trict , jf Platte. Colfcxr Butler ; .Mer-
rick , Hall , Cheyenne , JJncolnDaw-
son , Sherman , Valley Greeley ,
Boone , Antelope ) , will be held" at
Grand Island September 8th.
The Republican , Central Com
mittee of the 14th representative
district ( Lancaster , Saunders , Paw
nee , Johnson and Gage counties , )
meet at Lincoln on _ Thursday ,
August 12th , for the purpose of calling - ,
ing a delegate convention of their
district.
The Buffalo county Republican ;
Convention will be held at Kearney
Junction , Saturday , the 22d day of
August , 1 P. TH. , to " nominate 1
county commissioner , 3"delegates to
the State Convention and dele
gates to the Representative and
Senatorial Conventions.
The Lancaster county Republi
can primaries are called for Wednes
day , August 10th , and'th'e conven
tion for August 29th. The conven
tion will be composed of sixty dele
gates , of which Lincoln'elects. 25. "
The convention will nominate 14
delegates to the Slate Convention ,
1 County Commissioner , 2 Repre
sentatives to the Legislature , and
delegates to the Fourteenth llepre
sentative District Convention an (
Eleventh Senatorial District Con
vention.
GRASSHOPPER POINTS.
Webster county suffered severely
from the scourge. *
A
Franklin county was badly clea.n
ed out out by the hoppers ,
Sounders county lost two thirds of
her crop by the invaders.
Dodge County will escape with
more than half a crop.
Jefferson county was evacuated by
the Grasshopper army last T.tursi
day.
day.Th"
Th" advance guard of the voracious
cious invaders made their appear
ance in Pawnee county last Friday ,
Grasshoppers did not damage the
oat crop in the Logan Valley , and
only here and there a. fiejd of peru
before they left. [ Burtonlan.
A few straggling grasshoppers are
still lingering in Gage county , but
on the whole the damage is not aa
great as was at first reported.
The west half of Cass county
near the Weeping Water and Eight
Milo Grove were overrun by the
hoppers last weet , with but slight
damage however.
Parties from the country state
that the corn so badly riddled by
the G-hops is likejy to make somor
thing yet. Many will have enough
to feed their stock. [ Schuyler
Register.
The reports of the grasshoppers in
Otoe county having Destroyed the
jrops is to a great extent a "ca-
aard. " We have the word of R.
Fledge , of Syracuse , that the datu-
ige is not so bad as represented.
Nebraska City Chronicle.
Clouds of grasshoppers have been
mssing Westward this week. They
aave not detroyed tbp crops in this
> ouiity to any great extent , and we
rust our farmers may be spared
heir visitation [ North Platte En-
erprise *
The crop of native grasshoppers in
his county is much larger
his season than ever before known ,
mil are doing considerable damage
o gardens , butas yet the highflyers ,
he immigrant grasshopper , is not
icre yet , but we have every reason
o expect them at any hour. Thej
re near. On Monday they were ju
'awnee and Johnsou counties , near
ur webtern county line , and com-
ng this way. fBrownville Adver.
iser.
iser.WP
WP hear a great many exaggera-
ed reports of the damages thai
ra'.shoppers have done In Polk ,
lamilton , York and Butler coun
ts , which are hardly creditable ,
nd it is no earthly benefit to give
liem currency. In fact we believe
> is damaging to the future pros-
ects of the different localities for the
itizens to start such stories ; although
lis plague may not come next year ,
ill the impression will galu cre-
ence in the east that some of these
jctions of country are doomed to
ifler from grasshopper visits con-
nually , because people will not
op to think that this is but a
lianoe occurrence. [ Seward Re-
arter.
Statutory Temperance.
Thp gathering of a temperance
lass meeting at Lincoln this week
as provided an ogoasjon for sundry
cprcssions of views on the temper ,
ice subject ( which is now taking
1 n political aspect ) , the drift of ii
hich in this community may be
Uhcred from our report of the
leeches made in last Sunday eve-
Ing's meeting , and from corre-
londcnce to be found in another
ihiinn. If these correctly repre-
nt the sentiments of the temper-
ice reformers of Beatrice , the
e\vs ln-ld are reducible to this pro-
( sj'lon j We arc opposed t& every ,
> dy Jur office who is not a teeto- StFt
ler in praotiee and to all uieas-
ea relating fo the subject of
mperanco ( or intemperance )
hich have not for their object the
tal prohibition by law of the sale
id use of liquors as a beverage ,
hp people are solemnly informed
at tlijs is temperance and nothing
te ; , and that he whose creed de1
ates from this must expect to be
xssed with drunkards and to suffer
2 know not what lively torments.
; tween this straight line of oon-
ict and toeory and the broad guage
id of intemperance and crime ,
ere is no neutral ground , say our
ends ; and they who undertake to
id one will be taken by the throat am (0 (
public opinion and planted where 1
eir heresies justly consign them Inj
K > UK the minions of saloon keep-
5 and the murderers of wives and
phans. * It is either total absti-
nce or drunkenne s ; choose which
'U ' Will.
\Ve say this } s the tenor-of the
unclations to be found in our col'
ins this week , but it is not equal-
dear that there is perfect unanimi- V
among temperance reformers DE
roughout the State on the subject. isl IDC
> w comes it that the leader of the In I
ns of Temperance , Mr. Slaughter , all :
Omaha , dares to substitute for DE ty
; principle of total prohibition the TE
vice of high license ? And if our HIN
atrice friends are orthodox ,
w happens it ihat Prof. Mil- FU
, the nead and front of the tem-
ance hosts in Nebraska , has Br
temerity to advocate the adop- BrOl
n of a local option law ? A local Ol
ion law affirms no principle. It
uld simply do in another way OlV.
tat the power granted to a Board V.
Councilman now does gives the .
> pje of a community the right to
mse the sale of liquor or not , as
sysee fit "Unless we have mlsi
: en the Intent of the language
( d here , th * above gentlemen will
yl a little straightening out.
fit la indeed true that the ds- 966
cussion of this subject of liquor
drinking and selling is to be con
fined to the proposition first above
set forth , we think there will be no
lack of disputants on the negative
among those who have heretofore
considered themselves tolerable tem
perate , even if that position does
ostracise- them from the ranks of
those-who are ambitious to get up a
little public opinion terrorism.
There will be no lack of men who
are not altogether sots , to affirm
that the plan of enforcing upon
others total abstinence by statu
tory enactment is not alto
gether startling for its novelty ,
and that , indeed , it has been so long
before the people without having re
deemed the vorld that a doubt as to
its divinity is permissible. Under
the shadow of this doubt our Bea
trice friends will have no difficulty
In finding even teetolalers seeking
for some more practicable planTmd
we are sorry that they cannot con
sent to discuss with heretics of this
kind any. aspect of the temperance
question less momentous than that
involved in the ancient device of
enforcing individual morality at the
point off the sword. Beatrice Ex
press ,
BANKING.
U.S. DEPOSITORY
The First National Bank
Corner oCFarliam and J3ti ! RtrteU.
THE OLDEST BANKINC ESTABLISHmENT
IS YEBBASKA.
( Successor * to Kountze Brothers. )
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Onjaniwd u a National Bink , Angnst 26 , 1863
Capital end Profits over - $230,000
OFFICERS AXD DIRECTORS :
E. CKEIQIITON , A. KOUNTZE ,
President. Cashier.
H. COUNTZE , IT. W. YATES ,
Vice Pres't. As't Cashier.
A. j. IN , Attorney.
ALVUf SAUNDERS , ENOS LOWE
President. Vice Presdent.
BEN WOOD , Cashier.
SAVINGS BAITS ,
N. W. Cor. Farnham aud 13th Sts. ,
Capital _ 5 100 000
AuthoriioJ CapitU , , . . lUoXX ) ( )
I T-vEyOSlTS AS SMALL AS ONE DDL- '
\J lar sece ved and compound Interest allowed -
| lowed on the same.
* . , .
Advantages
OVER
Certificates of Deposit :
TUIE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF A DE-
JL posit * ftor remaining in this Bent three
Jianthu , will draw interest from d.te of depos-
, t to payment. The whole or any part o a de-
josit can * > e drawn atjany fine. aug2 ii
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSE
IN MIRASKA.
Saldwell , Hamilton & , Co , , i
Business transacted came as that
> f an Incorporated Bank.
Accounts kept in Currency or Gold
nbject to sight check without no *
ice.
ice.Certificates
Certificates of Deposit issued pay-
ible on demand , or at fixed date
tearing interest at six percent , per
nnnm , and available in in all parts
f the country.
Advances made to customers on
pproyed securities at market rates
f interest.
Buy and sell Gold , Bills of Ex-
hauge. Government , State , County ,
nd City Bonds.
IVe give special attention to nego-
lating Railroad ted other Corpo-
ate Loans issued within the Stale.
Draw Sight Drafts on England ,
reland , Scotland , and all parts of
urope.
Sell European Passaeo Tickets.
COLU.ECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
aulU
ZRA MILLARD. I J. H. MILLARD ,
President , j Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK
Cor. Douglas and Thirteenth Streets.
MAHA , - H TTEiRASKA. L
ipltal . . . . $200,000 00
irplus and Profit ! _ 3u , e 00
FINANCIAL AGENT SFOR THE UNITED
! STATES.
Hr DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY FOR
DISBURSING OFFCERS.
THIS BANK DEALS
Exchange , Government Bonds , Vouchers.
Gold Coin ,
*
BVLLIONand GOLDDUST\ \ '
t *
id > lli drafts and makes collections on all
parts of Europe.
WDrafts drawn payable in gold or curren-
< n the Bank of California , S.m Jtranusco.
FOR SALE TO ALL PARTS
Q ( Europe vU the Cunard and National
mushlp Lines , and the Ilamburg-Amcrcan
eket Cowp-'cy. Jy27tl
Established 1858.
-a. . 3T.
LRRIAGE MANUFACTORY
588 & 540 Fourteenth Street ,
Dee np itaiR. ) Omaha , Nebraska. Carriages
I Huggiea on hand or made to order.
' . B. Particular attention paid to Repair
apr28-tt
Kec
Est
TM3.0 3
[ vdraulic , Cement ,
AND-
rOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
' tbey are now ready to furnish HY-
VDL1C CEMENT , of the very best quality ,
in any qnantity.eitber at the factory , which
icated at BeatriceNeb. , or at the Pipe worts
luiaha. They alv > are prepared to furnish B
Jndi ofCF-MENT PIPING for SEWERAGE.
( LINAGE , ETC , Also manufacture all ML
ei of CHIMNEY WORK. WEGUARAN-
3 OUR CEMENT TO BE EQU , TO ANY
DRAUL1C CEMENT MANLrACTURED
CHE UNITED STATES.
-ORDERS FROM DEALERS RESPECT-
LLY SOLICITED.
ATRICK HYDRAULIC CEMENT
& PIPE CO.
[ AHA - - NEBRASKA.
Of BOBK'JS MACHINE
All ygd > of light and heayy PH
CHJSBBT MADE & BEPAIEED.
3
HAWTBY BTKBEt , - OMAHA.
y2Sd
DEWEY
&
STONE
,
Furniture Dealers
ISTos. 187,189 and 191 Fainham Street.
tnar2dtf
MILTON ROGEBS.
Wholesale Stoves
and TIinTERS' STOCK.
SOLE WESTERN AGENCY FOR
STEWART'S COOKIXG and IIEATISG STOYES ,
THE "FEABLESS , " COOKING STOVES ,
CHARTER OAK COOKINGSTOYES ,
All of Which Will bo Sold at Manufacturers' Prices , With Frelylit'addcd.
aP2"tf ISojaca. forFrioe
Fort Calhoun Mills.
< Sc
Manufactured with Great Care from the Besfr Graiu.
General Depot , Ccr. 14th. & Dodge Sts ,
may 9-ly. OMASA. F.LAM CLARK.
W. B. 21ICSAS.DSO1T.
-EL& .
PITCH , FELT ANO ORAVEL ROOFER ,
And Manufacturer of Dry nil ! .Viturnttil Uooflii ; ; a id Slieaihin ; ; Felt.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Roofing , Pitch , Coal , Tar , Etc. , Etc.
DOOPiKG in . any pat t of Ncbiasta or adolnlng Slates. Office opposite tbe Gas Worts , on
. . . .
[ \i 12th i treet. Addriu P. O. Box 4.12. r
O. F. GOODMAN ,
iVHOLESALE BRUS6IST ,
I > caler In .
PAINTS , OILS AND WINDOW GLASS ,
Omaha. Nebraska. M.
nvc. cr. iMiciKiiEjZjXjZG-oiisr ,
IMPORTEK AND JOBBER or FOREIGN A > D DOHESTIC
WINES and LIQUORS ,
Tobaccos and Cigars ,
No. 142 FARNHAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
Old Kentucky Whistles a Specialty.
B -AGENT FOR THE ELDORADO WINE COMPANY. CALIFORNIA.-fcu
| uly21y lE oX'tOr's .A.J.O , of SToULot. 111.
Dmalia Shirt Faetory.
Manufacturers o
4 MILLINERY ,
AND
adies' ' and Gents' '
NEPTUXE , or
FlsILFLOWEIlS ,
Nice OiE&ments for Lediea ,
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
16 Douglas St. , Tisclier's Bloclf , Omaha , Xeb.
IDS ECU ! . LETVH r. KZED
BYRON REED & GO ,
The Oldest Established
eal Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA
P a complete Abstnct af Title to all Rea
t in ( ) mha and Douglas countv.
ity Meat Marker.
0
Kiwp constantly on bsnd
A LARQE SUPPLY OF
fTTON ,
POULTRY ,
GAME
SiS. M. M ITTIB ,
WHOLESALE DCALEP. IN
la ried Cide2\
135 anil ISfl Farnham Strnft.
VECTOR COFF3IAN ,
YSICIAN and SURGEON ,
( OVER ISH'S DRUG tjTORE , )
- * .raa.3fci. .xia. Street ,
tf.
JACOB GISH ,
JS1 St. , Bel. lllli & I5IU
JN H
MiLO
UNDERTAKER
Schneider & Burmester LO
Manufacturers of
FIX , COPPER AXD SHEET IRQS
WARE. DEALERS IN
Cooking and Heating Stores.
Tin Roofing , Spouting and OntteHng don
abort notice and ic ( he Lot tnajner.
j Itteen treet pt24 dl
BEDMAN & LEWIS ? " u
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets o
Q
LTJ IMI IBIEIR ,
On hand and SAWED TO ORDER. C
je261m
a
F. A. PJSTEKS. u.
Saddle and Harness Maker , 3C
AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER ,
No. 274 Funibam dr. bet. 151 h & ictb.
A LL orders and repairing promptly > ttended
/i. to and satisfaction guarranUed. llth !
* 9-CHh paid f r bidet. ap33yl tff.
MAX MEYER & BROTHER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA
CHEAP FARMS ! FREE 2OMES
On tta Uaa oitht
Union Pacific Railroad
A Laii Grant cf 12,000,000 Acres of tt test FABMIHG lad MIHEEiL Liaii of Amarica
1,000,000 ACKFS IS KEBKASKA O THE GREAT PLA1TE YALLEi
THE QABDEH OF THE WEST HOW FOB SALE
Tbese lands are In the central portion ot tbe United States , on tbe 4Iit degree o ( Noith Lat
HuJe , the central line ol the great Temperate Zone ol the American Continent , and for tfraln
growing and stock raising unsurpassed by any in the United States.
OHEAPEK IH PBIOEjinnri favorable tarns 7 ! ' n. and more ccaTealeat to narket ti a ca
bo found Ehewnore.
FIVE and TEN YEARS' credit glfpn with Interest at SIX PEE CEST
COLOKI3T3 and .aOnjALSETULEBScaannyoaTea Yean * Credit Linda at tha its
orlc to ill OEEDIT PPBOHASEBB.
A Deduction TEN PEIJ CENT. FOR CASH.
FREE HOMESTEADS' ACTUAL SETTLERS.
J nd the Best Locations for Colonies !
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead cf
160 Acres.
Z = > As aoa to I'ujrola.o.mox-s oJT 3jo.2a.ci
Send for new Descriptive Pamphlet , with new maps , pnbllshed In English , OVnnan , SweeJ
and lUn' > 'i. mailed fre everywhere. Address "V " * n. "T" > A 'tyr'Ct-
nlr M\-'J Lund Couimtaioner U. P. R. It Co. Omaha , Neb.
A. B. HUBERMANN & CO. ,
WATCHMAKERS , OF JEWELHY
S. E. Cor. 13tk & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES & CLOCKS
JEWELRY AND PLATES-WARE ,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Dealers Can Save TIME and FREIGHT by
Ordering of Us.
ENGBAYING DONE FREE OF CHARGE !
UOODS WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED.- *
ian31-t/
S C. ABBOTT J.
S. C. ABBOTT & CO. ,
Booksellers 1 Stationers
OBALEIIS IN
WAX. ! . PAPERS ,
188 Famhain Street. Omalia ,
Publishers' Agents for School Dooks used in Vphraskiu
GEO. A. HOAGLAN
Wholesale Lumber
- OFFICE AND Y.ARD -
COR , OF DOUGLAS AND 6THSTS. , U , P , R , R , TBACX.
anlltf
WM. M. FOSTER ,
Wholesale Lumber ,
WINDOWS , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , &C ,
Plaster Paris , Hair , Dry aud Tarred Felt.
Sole Agents for Bear Creek Lime and Louis * Hie CemeatJ
OFFICE AND YAR1. : 1 fT A TT A " \T1TJ
U. P. Track , bet Farnham aud Douglas Sts. ; Ultl A. JlLci , jM Jll D
aprttf
N. I. D. SOLOMON ,
OIZ-3 CLASS ,
OAL OIL AND HEAD-LIGHT OIL
i/lAHA / - NEBRASKA
_ _
FAIRLIE & MONELL ,
LANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Stationers , Engravers and Printers ,
BTOTAHXAX. AlTD LODGE SEALS.
iscriic , Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
DGE PROPERTIES , JEWELS , BOOKS , BLANKS , ETC. , AT
fiST-EASTERX PRICES AND EXPRESS.-3
C > 1laC' Staroot. ' * ' *
ARTHUR BUCKBEE.
. , B TJ I L D E H
AND DEALER IN
i
3
Tor Yards , Lairns , Cemeteries Church Grouils ana Public Parks ,
Office and Shop : 1 rr A TT A
treet bet. Farnham and Ilarney , [ - IJ IV 1 1tl A
