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THUBSDAY , AUG. 20 ,
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Chicago und all Eastern cities , Nebi
UluCs nd Barton
- Council
PlatUr-outh ,
City , . . closes at 4.30 a. in.
ton , due at 10:30 a. to. ,
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St. p. Louis and St. Jocepb , due at 10 00 i
and 7 p. m. ; clcwe * at 1:45 : p. m. and 4SO ; i
Sundays Ircm 12 to 1 p. m.
Office open
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G. E. YOST.
.Eeputlican County Convention.
Convention for B
County
A Republican Uejd at the Court Hou
be
las county will Saturday , the 29th
ths of August city of , Omaha A. I ) . , , 1871. on , at 2 O'clock , p. m
23 dclfgatpa to
of electing
the purpose Convention , to be he !
Lincoln Republican on the State 2d day of September , 1674.
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Each ir rd ID the city of Omaha jnll
titled to 7 delegates , and each precinct ou
Of said city to 2 delegates to said convenll <
of ct
Primary flection * , ( or the purpose
for Si
such delegates , are hereby called
ing of August , the polls top
, tb * S2d day
day in the city of Omaha from 4 to 7 p
and op n in the other free ! nets from C to 8 e'cl
p.m. Ken hat well Vnown republican voters
eleUl
b * altered to vote at said primary
Md la tbj ) city o ! Omaha no i * rson wll
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allowed to rote unless duly registered or
of the Judges of
lined to the satisfaction
voter ol
tlon as being a pror rjy qualified
ward , ichere bis ballot is offered.
( be pi
The following are designated as
where such primary elections trill bo held :
1st Ward At Turner Hall.
gnd Ward At Engine Iloufe ,
84 IVard At Engine House.
' office.
4th Ward At City Engineer's
atb Va/4 At Ed. Callows' , on Chicago !
6th AVard 1 Engine Mouse.
' School Hoi
Preclnct- Knight's
Union
Precinct Florence School llous
Florence ' rcsld
Valley Precinct At Jndgn ftaney's
Chicago Precinct At L'lUioru Station Sc
House. UcAardle Precinct At McAnrdle Sc
House. City Sc
Elkhorn Prodnct At ElLhorn
House. . Griffin's :
Douglu Precinct JU Joel T.
d nce. . Seblen's
West Omaha PreclnctAt O.
Idence. Precinct At Soratopi School 1I <
Saratoga *
JJy order of the Douglas County Uejmbl
. .
Committee. CUAUNCEY WILTS
Chalm
JOHN M. THUESTON ,
Secretary.
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" TOADVEKT1SKKS-
LAVION of he DAILY BKK in m
tbatof any'oilier da
f ban double
tmperpnbllsUcd InKebraalut.
THE first FRESH BALTEM01
OYSTERS of the season were
oolved at PEYCKE'S ItESTAC
to-day. feb24-t
OMAHA BREVITIES.
"Kandall , " won the iJ:45 : n
at Mendota , Illinois , in 2:35. :
Fletcher is making arrauf.
mcnts to get water from the riv
and will probably begin sto
sprinkling to-day.
The successors of Bye and Co
the discharged postal clerks , ha
been selected. Their names i
Charles E. Parcell and David
Mount.
The brick wall of the bum
building , on the east side of Elc
enth street , between Douglas ai
Farnhamwas blown downyesterd
A little child who happened to
passing , had a very narrow escai
Miss Minnie J. Sno v , daughl
of Prof. Snow , was married Tuc
day to Mr. P. C. Carpenter , of D
Moines , Iowa , the Rev. Mr. Gam
officiating. The ceremony was wi
jiossed by a small party of the im
mate friends of the happy coup ]
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter left on tl
afternoon train for DCS Moines.
Councilman Banckeson the a
journment of thu City Council Tuc
day evening , found his horse ai
buggy gone. The outfit inu
have either run away , or hai
been stolen , or perhaps some ou
thinking the Council might coi
tlnue In session till mldnigh
might have taken the tun
out for a drive in the meai
iime. We have not yet learne
wiiether the property has been r <
turned Of recovered.
THE TURF ,
Omaha Driving Far
& &cei at the
on Saturday
On Safnrday afternoon * nex
another series of races will tak
place at the Omaha Driving Park
The first race willT > e for a gentle
men's roadsters' purse of $50. Ther
will be els or seven entries , thi
owners to drive in their own roai
wagons.
The second race will bo a run
half mile heats , free to all , for a $5
purse. will be a run between
third race
The
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Dennis Cunnlngham'slBuck
tween ' "Lega
Council's
George
skin , " and
" for $100 a side.
Tender
, will close at nine
entries
The evening at L. C
o'clock Friday
Richards' .
AUCTION ! AUCTION , '
Eleven hundred dollars worth ol
Jiousehold goods at Auction , Thursday
Philadelphia
August SOtli , at the
day , 10 o'clock a. m. ; between
house ,
phia 10th and llth streets.
tween C. WILSOK&SCN ,
Auctioneers.
GRAND CONVOCATION.
Brand Lodge , Grand Knights
Pythias.
YESTERDAY MOBXIXO'S SESSI
The Grand Lodge met pursu
to adjournment , and was callec
order by the G. C. Officers prei
same as yesterday.
On account of the press of b
ness before the Grand Lodge ,
parade appointed for the aftern
was ordered to be dispensed witt
H. Lauer No. , Van Boskirk
, and Taylor No. 1 were admi
and received the Grand Lodge
gree.
gree.G. G. George of the Gr
Jurisdiction of Iowawas introdt
and admitted to a seat in the Gr
Lodge.
Nominations ofofHcers were t
made for the ensuing year.
Report of E. E. French , Supn
Representative , was then made
Report of R. C. Elvin , G. M
E. , was referred to the commi
on finance and mileage.
A committee was appointed to
ceive contributions for the relie
our western counties.
TeflOUftl.
AJ , G. Eberhartleft for the ]
yesterday op business.
Col. Notewaro wont to iam
yesterday.
Hon. J. M. Thayer Isreglstere
the Metropolitan.
Col. Wilson came up from ]
coin Tuesday , and will return
day.
day.Mrs.
Mrs. C. K. Coutant was am
the passengers East yesterday t
the Burlington route.
J. Q. A. Bean , general frei
ageijt of the Chicago , Burlingto
Quiuoy railway , Is at the Gr
Central.
Mrs.Charles Powell , left for a i
to the East yesterday , over
Chicago , Burlington and Qui
route.
Clay Jeftr Jeft yesterday , via
Burlington route , for Virgfjija , ft
month's vacation to recuperate
health.
Mrs. W. N. Nasou , wife of
well-known agent of the Sir
Sewing Machine Company , left ;
terday afternoon for a vjsjt } u.
East.
East.Mr.
Mr. L. M. Bennett icturned 3
tenlay from a visit to that delij
ful summer resort , Wntkjn's Glen
on Seneca Lake , New York , wl
Mrs. Bennett Is residing during
Bummer for her health.
Chauncey Wlltse leftyesterda ;
lojn his surveying party. He '
accompanied by Prof. E. P. Aus
a noted astronomer of Han-
College.
The following are the arrivals
the Wyoming.
E W Dixon , Davenport ; W
GUmore , Ohio ; C H Wheeler , v
and daughter , Chicago ; Thos R
[ JPRR ; D W Baker , C P R
John Donlin , Pa ; J Saunders ,
Tnmes Jones , ojty ; AWBeahm ,
IB Frask , Eben B Frask , ph ;
worth , 111 ; Chas S Marvin , Glbb
Neb ; Fred Ricklin , St Louis ; BJ
Emma Gray , Council Bluffs ; E
Elvin , Nebraska pty } ; W W W
lell , Falls City ; John 0 Kherwo
Chicago ; C Sparks , O O Boej
Frank Connor , Cheyenne ; PDum
SI J Wilson , J Cahill , Montana ;
3 Hareus , PJurn Creek.
The following are the arrivals
he Metropolitan Hotel :
W L'Goodwill , North Plat
Deles Hull , Chicago ; J B Kuoi
? ort JCalhoun ; ' E Taft , Grand
and ; A Cochran , Council Blui
3eorge W Long , Louisville , Ky ;
r Shotwell , Fort Collins , Col ; Tl
jimmons , Pittsburg , Pa ; Wl 8
lannus , St. Louis ; J M Redfbl
icr , John Marder , Chicago ; W
MHonPlxon , HI ; M Gulon , Dave
ort ; A Armstrong , Detroit ; S
Uarke , SprlngHeld , 111 ,
JUST RECEIVED ,
L most magnificent lot of fall a ]
Inter clothing at POIA.CK'S , 2
arnlmm street , near 14th. au9-
SEMPER FIDELIS.
Ahvajs faithful to his motto , . '
. Allen ia offering
Far Cash ,
t astonishingly low rates , tl
aoice t assortment of general ar
, ncy groceries , fruits , vegetable
c. , to be had in the city. The ;
ho patroni/e him , will as usua
> tain entire satisfaction , and sa )
ioney. aug8-2t
RAILKOAD tickets to New Yor
uUanapolis , Kansas City , St. lx > u
id Toledo , for sale at reduced rati
206 Farnham street.
PW. GoTTIlEIMER ,
ig8-tf Ticket Broker.
BROWNELL HALL
111 re-open for catalogues on Tu
iy the 1st of September. Apply t
Mrs. P. C. HALL ,
Principal.
DR. POWELL , oClee 215 , Fair
fune23-tf
m slrccL -
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SALOON for sale cheap. Inquir
BEKofflco. ju24-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Full Cabinet Wheeler am
ilsou Sewirg Machine , with al
B latest improvements. Itisnew-
3 never been run. Inquire at th
22 oflice. augl7-tf
DYEING , cleaning and repan-inj
no in the neatest manner , at thi
STEAM DYE WORKS ,
th St.LeL Famhamand Douglas
r2Stf.
ETOYT'S GERMAN COLOGNE foi
e by all druggists.
iuglS-2t J. K. Isir , Agent
me Dollar Shoes , the largest , best ,
I cheapest stock of Boots and
> es in the city , at
HENRY DOHLECo. . ,
Between 12th and 13th Sts.
iglS-3t
POSTAL REFORMATION
Concinsion of Mr. Bye's Te
mony.
The following is the conclusic
Mr. Bye's testimony in regar
postmaster Yost.
Question Have you had
conversation with Senator Hi
cock touching this matter , and i
what ?
Answer I talked Avitu him
Washington several times aboul
matter at the time I was there
fall. I had several conversati
and could get no satisfaction f
him in reference to Yost or my :
The day before I left I went to
room and tola him 1 wante
square talk with him , and waite
to know exactly what he inter
to do , as I had the offer of a spt
agent's commission from the I
master General , if he would
fight against it : He jumped to
feet and said , "Youwantasqi
talk , and by God you shall hav
and I say by God you can't g
Nebraska with a special eomi
sion. You and Furay are alre
at logger heads , and I won't L
you there with him , and I will
have him removed and you go tl
in his place. "
I said , "Why ? "
He replied , "Becaubo you
kiok up hell with my postrnast
I said , "damn your postrna ;
you ought to have a postmaster
hell could not be kicked up wi
Aow suppose I prefer charge
frauds against your postmaster ,
prove he has committed a fraud
the government , what will you
with him ?
He said , "I don't believe you <
but if you do , by God I will st
by him under all circumstances ,
I said , "those are , d d nice !
timents to come from a U. S. S <
tor , and would look well before
public , especially when you - \ \
to he re-efeptpd. ' '
He said , "Well , by God , you <
not put them before the public. '
I said , "Why ? "
Ho said , "Because Iill fi
every move you ever make ,
have you moved from li.c p. , i
you now hold. "
\ si0d , "I d.o not pare , you \\il
that any how , and if } < > u tluiii
will help you to have me lemoi
you can do so us sot.u s
pleasa. "
He said , "Bye you have ci
here to try anil force me to give
can't have
a position that you
I don't want to have any li
wftji you , an4 why not Jet
hpjp tQ something &se now. if. .
will drop this. I can help 3
What do you say to u land ollic (
have the naming of man for a 1
office up north ? What do you
to that ? I said damn your 1 ;
pfflp , YOU wan't to get shut of
[ n Nebraska , anfl gpt me in
froni the' protection or past
friends. You would let me run
land office probably a couple
months , and then relieve me by
pointing my successor. He s ;
Well , Byp , you nrg tjie damnei
most persj&tent man I ever tal.
to in my life. I told him I was t :
lugfor Bye to-iuiyand not for Hit
cock ; that I had been hero for 1
weeks talking to you most ev
[ lay , but could get nothing ou
you until I got you to sweari '
you arp ftfrsjid to let me go to'
braska witli'a special fiommissj
tfbu know I would investigate ,
inew it was not a very mild \
: o approach a United States Seer
an indorsement , bui
: or to get
jpuld tRlk to you no other way to
FOU ' to answer mp squan
Question Did you thereupon t
my steps toward an * investigat
) f the affairs of the Omaha p
) ffice , and if so , what were they
Answer I then went to the p
naiter general , Mr. Cresswell , j
'ol'd Turn I had somp chargpa to mi
igainst the Omaha postmaster f
Special Agent Furay. Ho as ]
ne what they were ; I told h
ome of them. He said for me
tut tjieni on paper and give them
inn and he $ ? oujd havp them
ended to. I came home , looked :
round carefully over , and foi
bout what I could prove , made
ay charges and forwarded them
he department. The next I hei
i'8 JhfltU. R. Hawley , special fr <
Jhicago , Wfts ordered to jnvestig ;
tie pase.
Owing to the length of the tes
lony we are compelled to condei
lie remainder as follows :
11 the lottery business and a
le $4,000 were explained. Stric
md says he got the money , buti
II at one time $1,200 being t
JQSJ ; at &ny one time. He says
ut it in hjs pogket , and did r
'
Iveit to Furaytfhat s'atisfi
Cawley , and ho left for the po
[ Hce. On arriving there we fou :
'ost , Furay and some oth
Ipnj3. ( when Mr. Hawley made
sry nnp eppeph. Mr. Hawl
jght at Jeast tb have heard or
tff the witnesses , before he c
ared Furay entirely plean
Police Court Notes.
George Brecklnrldge , a colon
ulser , was assessed $2.00 f
locking down Joe Grace.
Kate Donovan Avas sent to jj
default of a $5.00 fine for drun
mess.
mess.Billy
Billy Hawfeett , a younc colon
igabond , was sent to jail for fr
iys , In default of a $5.00 fine f
sturbance of the peace.
Lars Brace was fined $1.00 fi
unkcnncss , and John Zeittie , a
sted for the same offense , was a
ived to go to his country home c
yment of costs.
WANTED.
A. second cook at Peycke's Re
irant. Good wages will be pale
mg 19 tf.
radian Curiosities at No. 17
rnham street , corner llth stree
nay 7-tf.
McKelHgon-H card o
tend page. june2.tf
TYPE FOR SALE !
\ . Font of Bourgeois Type , c
icb. th's ' is a sample , weighing 60
. This type has been in use 01
i Daily BEE less than one yeai
1 ia nearly as good as new.
Tor terms &c. , address
R ROSEWATER ,
f. Publisher of the Bee
THE LAST CHANCE
obtain the best dally paper pub
ted In Nebraska at the exceed
ly low rate of fifty cents pe :
nth.
Liter inC -flrstof August no sub
received at less
ptions will be
n the regular price ,
row is THE TIME ; $1.50 in ad-
ce pays for the OMAIIA DAILY
; three months ,
CITY COUNCIL COMEDY C (
PANY.
A Lively Performance in
Opera House.
Exciting and Amusing bet-to
tween Marsh and Stephens !
The City Marshal Sepa
rates Them.
Their Little Encounter Varied
Monotony of the Usual
Eontine of Business.
At the City Council race
Tuesday evening , there was a
attendance , with the excep
of Piesident Gibson who
east. Thomas Swobe filled
Presidential chair with becon
dignity , and handled the P.
dential mallet with a great dea
gracefulness. The session of
Council last evening was partici
ly interesting , and the spectatoi
attendance were Avell repaid.
The City Marshal's compl
against a certain policeman , in
not given , Avas referred to comi
tee on police , for investigation.
The Mayor Avas requeste (
make a tender of the amount of
appraisement for damages for oj
ing 18th street to the agent of
heirs of Sam Mahone.
Several resolutions for m
improvements Avero adopted.
A resolution by A. . A. Gib
that the Avork in Hanscom Part
done under the direction of
Council from this date , created <
siderablc discussion , and was fin
adopted by a vote of G to o. Th
upon Mr. L. Brown and
Stephenson asked to be relieved f )
the committee on public prope
but the chair Avould not enterl
their requebt.
AN EXCITING EPISODU AX
COUNTHU UETWEEN MARSH 1
- ' MILI
STEPHEN-SOX A LIA'ELY
SEVERAL ROUNDS.
At this point of the proceediii !
very exciting episode occurred
tAVpen councUmen Marsh andSte
enson. It appears that Stephens
by the adoption of the above r <
lution , Avas defeated in his
scheme in behalf of Thomas Sv
and lie at once ele\'ated his spi
column , and spouted loudly on
money-squauderjng prppciislty
tUe Couricll. He declared that
would never again A-ote to squan
any money. He emphasized his
vorito word , squander. A few i
ments afterwards , haA'ing becc
angry at the turn affairs had tal
in regard to Hanscom Park ,
walked over to the table of Mai
who is chairman of the conimii
on strppts und grades , and of Avb
lie himself is a member , and gi
bed a bundle of reports lying thi
on. He had feigned thp repo
which recommended the "squ
ilering" of money foi street grad. }
and in appordfmcp Avjth his depla
intentions , he wanted to erase
name from the reports. No see
liad he taken the papers , than Mn
jumped up , livid with rage at
insult , and grabbed him tigl ;
iround the arms from the ba
Marshal Suowden , Avho AA'asprest
rushed up and prevented the i
probab'lo possibility of bloodshed
Stephenson explained that
bad signed the reports Avithoutlo- -
ing tit them , and demanded if
! iad not a right to see the pap (
He then stuck the papers in the
papiops pockets of his pantaloo
while Mflrsli wn.s held at Layby
feh Avanted to have this thl
jettled right there. Stephenson 1
; rased his name from one rep <
mrt he called the attention of i
ihalr { o Jt ,
The chuir decided that Stephi
ion had a right to erase his nat
Marsh here threatened to tin-
stephenson out of the Avindow.
Councilman Lucas , Avith his usi
Ugnjty. I1QW fRsp to his feet , a
leciai pd that he AvouUt prpfcr ph
; es ngalnst any man Avho should
inythlng unbecoming a gentlemi
CouncUmen Marsh and Steplie
on finally became quiet , for a f
ninnies , Avhile some other busin
i'tts being transacted , but Avh
ifephenson Avas about to present
idewajk resojution vliiph had be
k'ritten for him by Marsh , the n
Icabantness Avaa revived. Mai
ralked up behind him , took t
esojution , and tore it in pieces , sa
ng : "I believe In a man havl
nough ability to write his own r <
lutions. "
Stepbenson , rising to his feet , a
resspd the chair , "Mr. Chairma
am fchoVt a resolution now , and
all for time. " Time Avas grant
1m. While ht > AVOS Avrlting t
? solutlon , Marsh slyly looked ov
is shoulder , to really convln
iniself that Stephenson could dra
p a resolution. Stephenson su
. edeJ , and came up smiling * ai
lid : "Mr. President. Jf have g
resolution this ti'pie. I guess II
line "
There happened to be a little mi
ike in it , which Stpphenson sa
as caused by his excitemeii
[ ar.sh moA'ed that he be allow <
me tq correct it , after Avhich iti ,
When Marsh , as chairman of tl
immittpe on streets apd grade
) t up to report , ho stated that 1
as not satisfied Avitb Stephenson
induct , after he had deliberate !
ijned the reports , He Avanted 1
low by Avhat authority Stephei
u came to his table and snatcht
ipers.
Councilman Lucas thought Sti
iciifcou had A right to change h
Ind fora good reason.
Councilman Campbell AVOS of tt
iliiion that Stephenson had shoAv
-bceediug , and ought to be cei
red ,
Stephenson said he AVOS a membt
that committee , and had justs
od a right to the papers as anj
dy , and he had the priA'ilege (
ratching his name from any ps
rs , if he had made a mistake i ;
rnjpg them.
Marsh now read a report , rccom
ending that the City Engineer b
structed to make a preliminar ;
rvey on South avenue , and sub
if a profile to the council ,
Mr. Steplienspn asked for time t
ike a minority report. Thp re
rt of the committee Avas qtiopted
To all the reports read by Marsh
jphenson voted no.
AJ--L qCjCT AGAIN.
-Another resolution by Gibsor
it the engineer and superinten
it of Hanscom Park be directed
lay out the "ravine" for ditching
1 to make plans for the "dam"
i the manner In which watci
ill be conducted from the pond
I report at the nest meeting , was
erred to the committee on public
iperty and improvements.
-Still another resolution by Gib-
t , That the foreman at Hans- .
a park be directed to employ ten
litional men , was referred to the
nmltteeon public property and
-A resolution drawn by Fresi-
t J. J3 Gibson Avas presented by
"Swobe that the street commis
sioner be instructed to grade the
preaches of streets to St. Ma
ayenue of sufficient Avidth to ace
modate teams , work to be done
der direction of the committee
streets and grades. Beferret
that committee with poAver to a <
A resolution by Mr. Swobe i
the city engineer be instructed
preserve trees in grading ,
adopted.
An ordinance was introdi
Avhich declares it unlaAvful foi
officer to take bail security or pie
except the Police Judge. Hefe
to committee on judiciary.
An ordinance to amend the
dinance concerning- liquor licei
Avas introduced and explained
Mayor Chase. It AVOS referrei
committee on judiciary.
The folloAving resolution AVOI
troduced by Mr. Lucas : That
Mayor be and is requested to ei
into a contract with parties ha :
made the lowest bid for curbing
laying the gutters on Farnh
Douglas and their cro3s street
provided by ordinance. After
bate the resolution Avas lost ,
impression prevailed Avith the :
jority that the streets should
graded before this Avork is done.
Mr. Marsh called up the res
tion left over from lost meeti
that Mr. Thomas J. Whitman
employed to furnish estimates
the erection of Avater Avorks in
cordance Avith his proposit :
Adopted.
Mr. L. Brown asked to be
cused from serving as a inernbei
the committee on public prop *
and improvements. A motioi
excuse him AVOS made but AV
drawn.
drawn.Mr.
Mr. A A Gibson moA'ed that
T. Swift be instructed to rest
Avork in Hanscom Park asforem
Carried 9 to 2.
Marshal SuoAvden reported t
he had consulted Avith the City .
torney and finds that he has
power to abate the nuisance of 1
Murray's Avood yard and rubl
next the chimney of the fount
Beferred to the committee on
judiciary , the city attorney and
chief engineer ; of the lire dep
ment ,
1 he Council adjourned for
Aveek.
POLACK is noAV receiving a ;
line of GENTS' FURNISHING Go <
at 238 Farnham street , near 14tl
aug9-3t
GEO. fl. PETERSON , tuepion
cigar manufacturer , keeps c
stantly on hand the very I
brands of cigars , and also \ <
Jack , Fruits and Flowers , i
"Durham" Smoking Toba (
211 Douglas street.
mayGeodlv
"WR notice a party advertis
Howe Machines C. 0. D , for $50 ,
We have reliable Information t
those machines are not new AJ
HAVE BEEN USED. We haA
number of machines that have bi
ased , and AVC are prepared to i
them at GREATLY reduced pri (
md Avill WARRANT all AVC sell.
THE HOWE MACHINE Co.
luglOeodlOt 480 13th Stree
FOll { SALE OR RENT.
Two story brick dwelling hou
iontainlng nine rooms , in first-r
> rder , having been recently rei
rated. The house was formerly i
supipd by P , JJpr ami family. Re
> 45 per month. Good cisterns a
veil. The house and premises i
iupy A full city lot uuiucumben
rom Harney street to the all <
Villsell for $9,000 , Apply at i
orner Ninth and Harney streets ,
iugl3-tf MRS. JESSE LOWE ,
FOR bALE. A handsome i
iroof dwelling house safe. Cfte
or cosh. May be seen by calli
t the office of the Life Associati
f America. Aug. 3 , tf.
CE UREAM ! ICE CREAM
H. L. LATEY'S is the place to
jr this very necessary cominodil
je23tf.
_
T. W. T. Kichurds ,
Attorney at La
fflce 490 13th St. , bet. Farulu
and Ilarnoj Omaha , ' Neb.
F 0. Bo 80 _ ug t
O. H. BALLOT ! ,
JTORNEY AT LAV
Eco n Creighton's tietr block , southeast (
room , floor.
MAHA. _ NE1
joim c. co WIN ,
i-ttox-xxoy. aoliol-to :
AX1 > COUNSELOR.
OFFICE CREIGHTON'S BLOCK ,
OMAHA , NKUUASUA.
S. SPAHN. JCU. K. fKITCUZI
SPAUN & PRITCHETT ,
lorneys ind Counselors at Lav
Offi-xj. 60fi Twelf. i E/.reet.
/ < .i > . . . f ffc R T na Omaha. ITet
a. s. SHUOPSHIRE ,
atXaw
Lttorney- -
am No. 1 , S. E. Coiner 15th and Douglas St
JAHA , - - NEBU
WAGE & MANDERSON
Attorneys at Law ,
32 FAENHAM STKEAT.
T. J. BURNHAM
TOKNEI ASD COCXSriLLOB A1
LAW ,
No. ? uO Farnham Street
VI4-HA - NEB
mrhafitf _
.gents Wanted !
'ecan show active men how to make rnonej
selllns the best household articles , Magii
Jle Threaders , Carbon i ed Steel Glass Cut
Carbonucd fcteel Knife Sharpccer , Magii
ir Shifter , Ac.
JHIC160 NOVELTY CO , ,
H , CANDRIAN ,
Manager ,
OFFICE 519 THIRTEENTH ST. ,
SdtJ OMAHA , NEB ,
E TO" if. X > J O" O 2XT 33 S
) u < , ? ACTy CT or AWD aiuma ra-
nbr.-qnlns aria OW StatfM ,
SOMOS , EXGEATIN6S A3CD
PIG T USE FRAMES.
TO Fgrnhim itrxti coiner F IteenlJi
SPECIAL , NOTICES.
NOTICE. Advertisements ol To Let ,
Sale , Loct , Wants , Found , Boarding , Ac.
tw in erted in these columns once for
CENTS per line ; each subsequent Insei
FIVE CEFJS per line. Uhe flrst inse
never lessthaa TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
W 'ANTED A girl to Uogeneral house i
Apply at 261 Farnham St. nl9 < ]
SALE of Wm. Andreson's h
AUCTION . We will sell on Tuesday ,
Jo , 1S74 , a large lot of nlco and desirable g
parlor and bedroom setts , stores , dining
Kitchen furniture , ca- pets , bedsteads , 1 i
one SCO clock , silverware , linen goods , pic
and books , osle at N o. 275 How ard Street
13 , and 1G , btreets , at 9 } A o'clock , A. 31.
C. WILSON & S (
auglOdSt Auctioi
SALE First class residence and
EOR of the iheapcst in the City. 1
easr. Price 3,100. Inquire of
aug ISdSt W. R. BARTLET ]
SALE 560 acresoJ land two milfs
FOR , on the O , N. W. R. R. , In Cu
Co. , Nebraska , at S2 SO per acre in cash , o
down and Mlauce in one year at ten per
Apply at "Oreat Westt-rn Land Agency , '
and 1.32 Farnham Street , Omaha. augi ;
" \TTANTED-A situation at most any em
W "lent is a good accountant will
for small salary. Giod reference given.
dress , c. N. P. , Bee Office. augl'd
hEXT A fine suite of front rooms i
TO hie tor gentleman and wife. Apply i
Davenport bt , between 15thand Ibth. aug
DOLLARS REW-dRD-Lost , last
FIVE on Howard St. or ct. Mary's ATI
between Twenty-nr t aid le\enth , a 1
cashmere sacque , embroidered in red ,
lined with silk. The finder will receive
abote reward upon Icaung it at 186 IIo
.St , corner of 12th. „
augUJlf J. JI. WOOLWOI
NICEST and best house in town
I rent , bouth East corner of 17th and C
go Streets. 9 Rooms , be idS clothes prc
summer kitchen and bath room. Gas lift
good well , cistern , and cellar , aud all other
leniences. P. BICKNELJ
auglJJtf No. 230 Capitol
RENT House N. E. Cor. Dodge
FOR S.reetb. . CHAS. H. ISAACS
aug2dtf 22i Farnhan
THE PUBLIC The undersigned
TIO purchased and put upon the stree
pub'icconvejances , someol the hnestcan
ever manufactured in this country. They
be run to and from the depots , hotels aud
vate residences. All orders left at'the Mctn
itan Hotel , or at the stable , near S. E. coi
Eietpnth st. and Cupltol ave , will be prom
attended to. A share of the public patro
is respectfully solicited ,
auglldtt WM. E .BUI
TpOR RENT Brick Stoie corner Chicago
Jj Sixteenth streets The best location ii
city , bavins been occupied for the last s
j ears as a grocerv.
"
aus'dtf S. WRIGHT
Mrs. A. Polack , for many ye
MUSIC . teacher of music in the
1'cmale Institutes of Kentucky , will receivi
pils In that branch at her residence , 253 Ho' '
St. Will commence teaching , Sept. aug7i
TO LOAN On approved pers
MONEY , also City and County Wan
bought and sold. Inquire nt Law Office c
W. M. Richards. No. 49 ! ) 13th St. , Omaha.
AilgGdtf
A girl to do general house-i
WANTED on wist side of 16 , bet. J
and Leavcnworth. aueix
A girl to do general housew
WANTED at 404 Burt St. , bet. 20 and
aug3dtf
CTTANTED IMMEDIATELY A gifl t
W house-work. Apply SSI Davcn
street , bettt cen 17th and 18th. Jyi
riTORE TO KENT 198 Douglas street ,
quire of - WEBBER A BE1IJ
ulvltf
Day boarders , at the south'
WANTED and llarpey ats je2 !
'i cncap wriu in excnange
WANTLD . Address , Farmer , . '
iBce. ? lU\t \ _
nHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE Wherca
U the Oth day of October , 1873 , J. A. The
iiadcand executed a certain Chat'tl llortj
o I.nra Ciiristensen , which was duly recoi
n Book N , of Mortgages In Douglss County
iecure tl e payment of the sum of two hum :
ind fifty ( S250) ) dollars with interest from
illi day'ot April , 1S74 , and there is now dm
iaid Note the sum of Two Hundred and si
32CO ) dollars at this d te. Now therefor
hall by the authority vested in me by vii
it said Chattel Mortgige , proceed to sell
> roperjy tbereip described fat the store No.
'arnliam fatreet ii\ \ Omaha , on Fnday , AUJ
: lt , 1SI4 , at a o'clock a. m. , To-Wit : The si
if gentlenieus furnishing goods together M
11 the shelving and fixtures , and Lease hold
erest in said premiss.
August 1,1874. LARS CHRIST FNSE >
usll020d3t Br James K. Morton hl Ati
&TJUYED ,
From the Herd , about & middle of last w
red ami < " > t'/ie spot ted heifer calf about C ruon
Id. Han a white spot in forehead , b (
haped. Was last seen North of High Sch
luilding A suitable reward will be given
: s return , or notice where it can he founiL
4. SA NDEKS ,
13th and Farnh ;
TO
ML CASH PURCHASE !
For Sewing Machines.
Ip order to make room for our new styles ,
ave put IR PERFECT order all of our <
ock , including second-hand , and offer them
REATLCY REDUCED prices , for CASH.
BE AR IN MINI
VERY " HOWE " BOUGHT OF US a
ir ApTHORIZED. canvajjers b WARRAN
D , and INSTRUCTION given , as WE havi
EPUTATION TO SUSTAIN. Experien
eves a machine WITHOUT Instruction
ORSE than NONE at all.
CAUTION. We know of large lots of wort
is machines bought at low figures , that are t
; palmed off on the public for nearly as got
now. Persons that do not want to run tl
k of being swindled should NEVER buy
RESPONSIBLE puartlos , as they have N
> utation AT STAKE , as have old establish !
ra panics ,
THE HOWE MACHINE CO ,
UKlOdlm 430 13th Stree
3UNS and REVOLVERS ,
low rates. STENCIL PLATES made to 01
, ECU. HANGING , all sorts of fine pockc
lery , SAWS FILED AND RE-SET , Instru
nts sharpened , Ac. , at 159 Farnham fat.
C. SUAUN1IORST ,
Pronrletoi
SCIIUTT ,
Manager. alOdtf
NEW SALOON-
[ ENRY , the popular Saloon keeper , has re
ed up the basement of old Hrrald building
. 13th and Douglas Sts. , where , in con nee
i with lib bar he sets out a Lunch ever
ruing and GRAND LUNCH EVERY SAT
DAY. Give him a call. al dtf
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
r virtue of an order of sale and license is
1 by order of the District C. urt of Ncbrasb
, nd for barpy county to the undersigned i
rdian , I will fell at Public vendue , on thi
day of September , A D. 1874 , at the Coun
ise in the city of Omaha , in Douglas Count ;
State of Nebraska , commencing at 9 o'clocl
he forenoon , holding said Bale ojxn for oni
r thereafter , the following desc ibed piece !
arcels of land s tuate and being In Doughu
nty and State of Nebraska , to-wit : The
th half of the South Laif of the North East
rter of section thirty-six , and also an undf
d interest in the North East quarter ol
South East quarter of section thlity-six , all
Township fifteen. North of ranpe twelve ,
. of the bth principal .meridian , also the tin-
ded half of the North nine acres , of the
; h half of the South East quarter , of the
th East quarter and the undivided half ol
South two acrcH of the Norih half of the
h East quarter , of the North Eastquarterol
on ten. Township fourteen , North of Range
teen , Last of tbc sixth principal meridian.
C1IARLES F. L. GROTHE ,
Guardian of
Frances II. Pickard and George PIckard.
SdJtwlt
rood ! Wood ! Wood !
Immense Reduction !
C S. P. BRIG S' YARD , CORNER OF
14th and Chi ago Street ) . Good Hard
d S7 00 ; Soft $5 00. Stove Wood to soft
number of stove very cheap. apiatl
DAY. Agents waut-
C4. All daises of work-
eonlt Of either car. young fir eld , aiake
* t 6jk fst n § IP tf.eir spare mo-
mu , * * flytlilcg gi ; ; ,
s cr all the time > u _ _
tuSTINSOK 4 CO. , Portland , llainr
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
01
coOl
Ol
Om
P
f W12 M
p
c j
! P.
VVUOLE3ALE AND RETAIL DEALER I >
Wines , Liquors , Sega
TOBAC" " 0 AND PIPES.
iWCalifornla Wines and Brandies.- !
Corner of 15'h and Dodge streets , opposlti
new Post Office building. Omaha. Neb1i
Bavarian Beer Ha
193 Douglas St ,
Opposite Metropolitan B"o1
Finest brands of all classes of Liquors
Scsars. Fresh Lager constantly on hand.
3e25-3m CHAS. HART Pro
Comer of Cnmings and Twenty-second Eti
The finest lager beer co
stantly on hand.
ie25-6m CHAS. WEYMULLER , P
HOTELS.
GRAND CENTRA
OMAHA , - - . HEBBAB :
The largest and best hoc between Chic
ind ban Francisco.
Opened new September 30th. 1S73.
30 tf OEO. TUBAJ.L. Proprletoi
CITTIOTEI
E. T. PAGE , Proprietor.
10th St. , bet. Farnham and Harm
03IA.HA. NED.
free Suss to and from all Train *
Passengers for other Hole's or private Re
dences , carried for 25
y All orders left at P. H. Allen's , 2 < 1 d <
rom P. O , C. Wilson i Son. cor. 13th a
I-rney , and the City Hotel Office , will rcce :
uniupt attention. _ jy7 In
United States Hotel ,
COU. DOUGLAS AND TENTH STREET ,
pHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully annoi
1 ces that he has purchased and refuted I
bove Hotel , and is now ready to ncwimiuod ;
he public , with board by d.av or we t , at re
nabla rates. WILLIAM LEHR , Prop
-
[ LLiisrois Hoasi
CHABLESFELDEUMAN , Prop.
mchlltl
_
Central House
Vc. 630 Eiiteenth Street ,
pp. Jefferson Square , OMAHA , NE
JOSEPH DOTE , Prop'r.
Day and week Board at reasonable rates.
First-class bur attached to the house.
Ie27 3m
Ou 61ft , btt. Farnham and Jfarnry Streelt ,
TAS been entirely refiitted and refurnishe
1 and will accommodate all to the best
> ard at $1,50 per day ; 40c per single zneal.
C , Y , & S , M , HARRYMAN ,
jy28dly , r-ropr ttor
California House.
PHITZ HAFMEE , Prop'r.
No. 170 Douglas Street , corn r lltlj,0m..h
ebraska. Board by ths day or wtet.
lune 1 , T !
Southern Hotel ,
Pirating on 4th , 6th and Walnut ats , ,
Loiiisp Mo
> t. , -p
Laveille , "Warner & Co. ,
rhe Southern Hotel is Crst lasa in all It
pointmenU. Its tables are at all times sup
led In the greatest abundance , with all th
licacies the markets afford , Its clerks am
iployes are all polite and attentive to th
ints of the guests of the hotel , There Is a )
proved elevator leading from the first flee
the upper one , Railroad and steamboa
set offices , news stand , apd wesxcrp tlnio ]
egraph office In the Botnuda of hotel.
The Sea * Cltr ami Fnclflc Ilallroart ,
Ia Connection with the
IOUX CITY & ST , PAUL
RAILROAD ,
OJ nill 9 the nhortrst rogtc from Otaehi
1 Council BlafTS to fst. Paul , Mlnoaoolli ,
llrrater , Aneka , Dalulli , Bijniarct , and all
ntlin Ulnnenota.
'rain ' leaves Omaha daily , ( except Saturday )
t o.clock pt rn , , attd Council Bluffs at g 05 p *
from Chicago 4 North-Western Depot.
re as LOW and lime as QUICK as
by any other Line.
MAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL MET TRAINS ,
e sure your ticket reads Y'A Sioqx City ,
s avoiding circuitous routes and laldnlgut
isfcrs.
ickets can ba purchased nt the offices of the
ago & Northwi stern Railway In Omaha
Council Bluffs.
J C , BOYDEN ,
1 Pass. A TicLet Agf St P. A ri. C. R. R.
Paul , Minn.
r. C. HILL ,
' 1 Pas * , and Ticket Agt. , S. O. A I' , , Slour
ty , Iowa.
OEO. AV. GBATTON , Agent.
1C3 Farnham Street , Omaha , Neb.
ily 20 , U.
JAUAL NOTICE.
he owners of the lands sought by the Cl'y
Omaha to be condemned for tlic ex tentlon of
: h street , in said City , south from its pres-
t terminus.
ie undersigned three disinterested frecho'd-
f the Citr of Omiha , appointed by the May-
id Council of said Oity to assess the damage
e owners of the property sought to be la
ter the extension of 10th street in said City'
hfroui its pr.sent terminus , at the north
of landi owned by George Francis Train ,
: i tQ Costellar Street In S uth Omaha addi-
luch eztention to be 100 fett in width ,
on the 5th day of September , A. D. 1874 ,
qn the said lands to be appropriated , at
clock In the fprenoon , tor the purpose rf
sing said damage * It having beietofore
declared necessary by the Council of said
by ordinance , to appropriate said lands to
ue of said Cify. _
JOSIAH KENT.
R , O. JENKIN60N.
P. JUGAVOCK. '
1 t Omaha , August l th , 1BT1.
; J5d2tprwtiept5
QtTAILEY'S
; * ted on the line of the Union Pacific
oad , near the powder bopse. Manufac-
firit-elAli l ap I r Jjj gje copiamptinn.
The King of thelSEWING MACHINE WOELD as pit-tmlcently as Gold Eclgns
Realms ot Finance.
SALES FOR 1873 :
In Round Numbers 232,444 Machines !
ItBcinc over One Hundred and Thirteen Thousand mete M ctInctLanw < re old by any
Sewing Machine Con pany during the same tir'e.
It will hardly l denied . .pen such evidence that the superiority of the Singer is lu.lr
manstrated.
THE SINGER MANF'G ' CO ,
W. N. NASOKT , Agent ,
je sO. 212 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA.
J. J. BROWN & BRO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS ,
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co.
STEFLE & JOHNSON ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
siapsoa-s. BLOCK
538 and 54O Fourteenth , Street ,
BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE
- IsTEIB
mchl'52yMORGAN
MORGAN & GALLAGFR ,
SUCCESSORS TO CRCIGHTON aN"D 1IOP.OAN
WHOLESALE GROOEES ,
ISTo. lay Fariiliam Street
aprSdly
WHITNEY , BAUSERMAN & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ITo. 247 Douglas Street ,
- - IsTIEIB
ich27yi GENTS FOR TH1 ! DUPO.NT POWDER CO.
CLARK & FRENCH ,
iWLESALE GROCERS !
AND DEALERS ZiV
lanned Goods , Dried Truits , Green Fruits in Seasons
JO 1 ARL-ERS SOLICITED . ' ND PR03IPTLY FILLKD.
A. . S. S I "MLJ ? S O ZLsT ,
--MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
OE ALEE. IN CIG AKS ,
S32 I SO ? . ,
C. Ii.
,
283 Dodge Street , 2d Door East of 10th Street.
I Vwp connntly on hand the I'.nest stcxkof . Croad CJatb , Cassimcrrs mid Vc tlns
ilch I am prepared to male up iu tie must faiioi.aU' ] ( ; it } k aud to suit thu most faatidiouft
the lowest possible pncts. jelOdly
ROBERT C. STEELS ,
JEALER IN
Paints , Oils , Varnishes ,
'
BRUSHES , LAMP .GOODS ETC.
57 Douglas Street
mchlSeodlv
JOBBERS OF
RY GOODS , HOSIERY , GLOYES and XOT10 ? S.
231 Farnham Street ,
J. J. BROWN & BRO. ,
WHOLESALEDEALERS _ IN
TAPLE AND FANCY DRY
.XT Notions , md Boots and Shoes.
JOHN T.
JOBBER OF
ihelf Heavy Hardware
IRON , STEEL , NAILS , WAGON STOCK , '
AND-
ANDIMPLEMEITTS
IMPLEMEITTS ,
HESI1EU8. IIAU\KSTKHN , UEAl'ER-S. JIOAVKHS. DIIILLS , hEKDKKS
COIIN-WI.AATERM. l'I.O\V8 , CULTIVATORS , IIA V-
JtAKKH AND WAGONS. rachlJy
Douglas SI , Omalia. ITebraska.
HENRY HORNBERGER.
DEALER IN-
fiai OldJKentiickj'JVViiLikles and Jmporto l.u'ooJs a Specially.
9DOTJGLABSTB , )
Caldwell Block , ) 'f
I9vl
DMES and
Barliuiton and Jfiwoari Ptrer IMilroad Co , oSers l > t laa'sat'Iow price * on 10 year
atBpc.cen .Interest , a d < * i halnnus premium of 20 per cent , on the amount of .the
.
.
ise , U half the laod U cuttlvituJ , within two yearn troia dale of p.rchue.
L.411OE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAY3IENTS.
lh of ? latte , loup Fork and Elkhorn VallevJ
, A XL R. I Co. will s U aboul 1.000,000 acre * of splen 11 1 < raiinz . anl ajrlcultural'lind
watered counlry , . t troiii $1 f ( to 87.00 per acrr on luuf credit.
South of he Platte
imi any ownesa large body ofthe best land in Nebraska , Intersected by nameroiu rlrrr
faceut to iturailroad and In the largest nd beat dereloped part of the State. 14 also In tb
tt-pnblican Valley. KorclrcuUriftnlfult Infarjutioa apply to
R. SCHALLER , Agent B. & M. Land Office ,
Corner of Ninth and Farnbam St * . . Omalia
Or General Laod Department ) JJncolnSo ,