Nebraska Newspapers

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MONDAY OCT. 12 , 1874.
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Peyckc Bros. , the leading oy.
Jcalcrs , defy all competition. Tl
sell A. Booth's Oval Brand oyfal
lower than any other house in
cHv. fop2 !
BOOTH'S Oysrciui received ds
by express
PONDT , MEYER & RAAT
OMAHA BREVITIES.
alist J
-The well kncvn ;
musical composer , Jamtl "
will fcing in this city this \ vcJ'
It was Tom McVey , and not
X. McBay , who Avas ordered
Isave town as a vagrant by Juil
AVilbur.
I. C. Bimones v.'as fined § 5 a
costs $15 altogether at the Pol
Court Saturday , for obstructing 1
felreet railway by moving a buildi
across the track. It was a jury tri
The First German Luther
Church , on Jackson htreet , betwc
Eleventh and Twelfth streets , M
be consecrated on Sunday , 2oth
October.
The Union Pacific depot wa
liav-e reached the top of the scco
Atory , and now' "loom up. " T
will soon be ready for the recepti
of the iron roof , which will soon i
rive from the East.
. The Germans have reorganiz
their theatrical raeiety by electi
Charles Herbertz , presiJeut ; Hen
Strasburg , treasurer , and C.
Schaefer , stage manager. The coi
jiany is composed of the best Gi
manamateur'theatrical talent in t
city. The first performance will
given nt Turner JEIall a week fro
last evening.
The many friends of Mr. The
Mceks , formerly Pullman conduct
on the Union Pacific , will be picas
to learn that he has returned
Omaha in seed health afier an a
t-ence of over a year. He will i
unie his duties as Pullman condu
lor in a few davs , which will be
pleasing fact to the traveling pu
lie" , with whom he was ever a jjra
favorite
The Rev. Mr. Donnelly , wl
has determined to remove fro ;
Omaha bark to Micbigai
preached his farewell sermon at tl
First Baptist Church yesterdu
evening. Mr. Donnelly has mat
many warm friends , aud has accon
pli'shed a vast amount of labor- i
behalf of religion during his res
denco in this city. His departui
will be generally regretted.
Mr. Iiouls Schewvicht , mailm
clerk of the Bne office , was marric
Friday , in. Council Bluffs , to
younglady from PJattsniouth. The
returned to Omaha in the afternooi
and in the evening , at the'Emmcl
House , on Eleventh street , the ,
were "charivaried" by some mis
cliievous friends of the happ ,
groom , who , Jo quiet the discordan
concert , submitted to the usual 1m
position of treating the crowd. A
a later hour , however , the Cit :
Bond serenaded the couple ant
played their sweetest music , whlcl
was appreciated by all who had tin
pleasure pflistening t it , v
Have you registered , yet ? ' .
not , do so at once.
A girl named Katie Flixhert ;
an important witness in the cose i
the State against frs. McDonougl
for stabbing her husband , a fewdaj
agoiu this city , was arrested Frida
morning by policeman Wm. Eyai
and placed In jail for safe.keepinj
She has been trying to keep out <
the way , as she did not wish to te
tify against her bold , bad frieni
Mrs. ilcDonoujih. It appears thj
Mks Flaherty's home is i
Plattsmouth , where Mrs. Mel
formerly lived , and thi
Mrs. McD. enticed her awa ;
Yesterday her father arrived he :
to look for her , and finally Avith tl
assistance of the policeman , four
her. She tells a strange story of
policeman , who she claims induce
her to become an inmate of a hou
of prostitution. She refuses to gii
his name , but her father pr
poses to prosecute the case ar
we understand Marshal Bnowd (
will investigate it The womt
McDonough it appears is a ha :
case , as the marshal of Plattsmoui
says , in a letter , that during h
residence there he had more tioub
with her than with all the oth
roughs together , and that sh.0 hi
threatened to kill two citizens
that place.
Personal.
Hon. Elam Clark , of Fort G
houn , is at the Metropolitan.
J. B. Johnson , U. S. A. , is
the Grand Central.
" \V. H. B. Stout , of Lincoln , is
I the Grand Central.
HOK. JOSEPH Fox , of Grand .
land , is at the Grand Central.
"W. F. BROWN , of the well-knoi
cattle firm of Browii & Thompsc
of Chicago , is at the Metropoliti
Eev. H. N.Xeale , one of the m
eminent clergymen of Boston , is
the Grand Central , and wiilrem :
overSunday.
S. A. Echols , of Atlanta , Georj
Is at the Grand Central. He is
Georgia land and immigration ag
of the Union Pacific.
F. R. BYE has returned fr
Washington. He is back in
postnl service again , and will ]
between $ few York and Washii
ton.
ton.J.
J. B. Erringer , Pacific coast ag
of the Pittshurg & Ft. Wayne r ,
way , is at the Grand Central ,
Sidney Dillon , president of
Union Pacific , and Jay Gould
Burned from the West Saturday ,
companied by general superinte
ent Clark , genera ticket ag
Kimbull. and general freight ag
Vining. Messrs. Dillon and Go
left on the afternoon train for
East , being unable , through w
of time , to remain over at thispoi
The following are the arrivals
the Metropolitan Hotel :
Toseph McDennls and wife , S
Francisco ; J M Richardson , Wa
ington , Ohio ; H A Wotzel , Cl
F Merle , JButterfield , ChicaKoj
S Tpwkbbcrry , Weeping Wai
Nebraska ; J ? li " Folsom Tekamc
F OWhltford , "Chicago f J E C
penter. Jackson , Nebraska ; T
Harrison , Jonesville W cons' '
Hon B H Barrows , city ; J1 H
man , North Platte.
The following are the arrivals
the Wyoming :
Mrs Annie Tucker , Mt Pleasa
Iowa ; J G Thompson , Crete ; H i
Dickson , Cheyenne ; H C Burgi
Oskaloosaj Wm Halstead , Rawli
j'jre largaret Dundee , Ottumv
Mrs Kate I ldee > doj G W Bal
Ifeb ? SHE
haut , Big Springs ,
F
and wife , New York ; Z F Sinn ,
is , 111 ; N Trissell , do ; J Jaco
Denver ; James Kernahan , Gra
Island ; Henry Evans , do ; H Ha :
ihon , Springfield , Illinois ; N P W
liams , Denver ; W B Ransine , A :
land , Js P Ransine , Uo ; Mrs Pete
Cheyenne ; John W Myers , do ;
E Templiur , Burlington.
A Jfcvel and Useful Invention.
At the Western Union Telegra
officeSaturday morning wenotlcci
very novel and useful new invc
tion in the shape of a " type-w
ting" , machine , which , it Is predii
ed , will very likely supersede t
use of the pen , when any g
amount of rapid , accurate , a :
plain writing is necessary. The rn
chine occupies but a small space , r
mor < uthan an ordinary sewing m
chine , and does not cost any moi
the price being only $125.
It is worked by means of a ke
board , which is placed in froi
something like that of a pian
There are forty keys , representii
the capital letters of the alphab (
the numerals , and the punctuath
marls. As eaoh key is touchi
with the finger , the attached lett
flies up and strikes against an ink (
ribbon and makes the impression t
the paper , and as each letter
printed the paper is moved alor
by the machinery to give room fi
the following letter. With aha
day's practice a person can opera
it as fast as any one can ordmaril
write , and in a few daj-s the open
tor would find hi oiself able to work
much faster than a rapid penma
can write. This machine , it a ]
pears to us , is destined to be bro'ugl
into as general use as the sewln
machine.
Ask your grocer for J'Sea Foam ,
oct 7 Gt
KEL/LVS MINSTREL HALL ,
Corner 10th & Farnham St.
Tremendous success of the Littl
Blonde , Mis ? Minnie Clark , and th
Star , Miss Lizzie Ross. All the fa
voriles will appear nightljJo
PurdyHank , the Mason , Charli
Lament and Thomas Kelly. olOlt
TYPE FOR SALE
A Font of Bourgeois Type , o
( vhich th s is a sample , weighing GCI
bs. This type has been in use 01
.he Daily BEE less than one year
ind is nearly as good aa new.
For terras &c. , address
E. ROSEWATEB ,
u f. Publisher of the Bee
"Coponhagea" Beviewea.
EDITOR BEE : T ! .
In reply to Mr. "Copenhagen" i
Friday's BEE , permit lnetostat
that his "seven years" stay inOmu
ha has. not improved his kmnyledg
concerning Mr. John Ahman on\c
the sentiments of his "countrymau
to any great extent. Thus in cou [
ling myself who was not and'r *
fused to be a candidate before th
convention with Mr. John Rat
he displays a mixture of cunniu
and ignorance that makes up > th
compound of ' 'Copenhagen's" ( ? ) ai
tide , and indicates that the write
may probably be from Copenhage
or New York , but that "Copenh" :
gen" is quite a different and innc
cent party , and may hail .from tii
"sister country" that lays nofff
from Copenhagen.
When the author of "Copenh :
gen's" article further states that h ;
"seven years" stay in Omaha ent
ties him to be a tool for dirty worl
we would suggest that < Jthere are
good many who Jiavo stayed inOmt
ha "seven years" without any pa :
ticular edification either to then
selves or the city , and Omaha migl
think he has stayed just "seve
'
years" too many. >
We have resided in this commi
nity over thirteen years , and in th
time taken our sharejn itsprosper
tyand adversity , buton hisaccoui
never felt called upon to placai
our name , nor advertise what w
in our humble way , have done eltl
er for the "Republican party , " <
our "Scandinavian countrymen.
And , if in this thirteen years , Tom
accepted an honorable position th
"Copenhagen" says that "busine
men can' afford to accept because
don't pay , " how great then can 1
my debt to "Mr. Copenhagen"
the Republican party ? And if <
this account I have received mo
than my "share of honors" I a
willing to donate some of the shat
to "Copenhagen , " provided tin
will not sit too loose or make hi
dizzy-headed !
Finally , the charge that I advi
anyone to desert the Republic ;
party , 'Air. Copenhagen' cannot j
prove ; and what the article in t
Herald complains of is a matter tL
men who are better posted th :
"Copenhagen" fully understand.
JOHN AIIMAXSON.
Beal Estate Sales.
For the wcef : cidfnfy } Qcf. $ ( fi , 18 ;
0 A Richardson 'to Emma W.
ton , no sw 23 , 16 , 12 , 40 acres
S40000.
Emma Walton to Mary A Vapi
ne sw 23 , 10 , 12 , 40 acres S5 00
A C Althaus , Treasurer , to Wtt
T Morton , sw 25 , 10 , 10 east , t
deed-gyj 52.
N 0 Wilcoy , to Jrcierjck Hpii
west half sw 3 , 16 , 12 , SO acres
$820.
$820.A
A C Althaus to John R Thoin
son , n ( t 38 , 15 , 11 , e ; tax deed
(
Will Whitmoro aud R T Hur
to William llume , n 2-5 of lot
block 12 , Omaha $1,000.
Ezeklel Durnall to Henry Dt
nail , s J se 3G , 15 , 11 , 80 A , Omaha
SI , OUt ) .
John D W Barfred to Frcderi
and Adolph Pries , n w , 11 w , n
16 , 16 , 13 , 10 A $100.
EHjnh Bent to John J Stewa
s w , s w , H , H , 1 } , 49 A-S40Q.
John A Dodge io Lizzie Dodf
lot 13 , block 9 , in Shiun's Additii
$500.
George W Smith to John Sweenc
60 by 182 feet in ne mv 15 , 15 , 13
$450.
J H Ailing to J N Phillips , es
16 } feet of lot 4 , block 348 $500.
James N Phillips to Gee E St
vcns , east 16 } feet of lot 4 , block 3
$800.
R M Marshall to Cecelia J Will :
east 22 feet lot 6 , block 88 $5,000
G. Rubhansen to Patrick O'Gc
man , lots 1 & 2 , block 9 , Omaha
? 2,800.6u.
Robert B Whlto to G H Boggs
L W HjlJ , lot 5 in block 17 , Ornab
$ soo.
Heirs of Mary A Detwiler to Jol ;
B Detwiler , lots 8 & 4 in block 25
Omaha $1,500.
A S Wright to Sylvanus Wngli
w } of lot 6 in block 74$3,500. .
California Flour , the best in ma
ker , at Allen's. octlOtS
Accidental Death from Carelessness :
Handling a Eevolver.
A man named Edward Dousche
employed on the farm of Abrahai
Dennis , near Elkhorn bridge , canr
to his death Thursday night , will
under the influence of liquor , by tl
careless handling of a revolver. 13
had been to Colfax county to sc
about his homestead , which be in
agined some one was trying to g (
away from him , and on his retur
he tarried in Fremont long ciioug
to becoms intoxicated. During th
night ho arose from his bed , tliiuli
ing still of the persons who he suj
posed was attempting to beat bin
out of his homestead , and flourish
ing his revolver and shouting defi
auce to thorn , the weapon Avent ofl
hitting him under the right eye am
killing him instantly. Coroner Gish
Avho was summoned , held an in
quest , and the jury foun-i a A-erdic
in accordance Avith the above facts
A A-ery choice lot of New Pickle ,
in glass and by the gallon , at
oct03t ALLENS.
TURNOUT' OF THE FJRS1
WARD.
There will be a meeting to-nigh !
at 8 o'clock at Turner Hall ; tc
make nominations for precinct
officers. octlC
DON'T forget the Grand Cenccrl
at THIELE'S
EVEKY SDXDAY AFTERNOON .
3Ctl02t
NOTICE.
MY FlUEXDS AND THE PUDTJO
3EXEKALLY ARE INFORMED THAT
[ A5i XOAV SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
riiE OLD STAND , and with increased
acilities for doing business do and
VLAVAYS AviLii keep the most select
variety of Books , Periodicals , Sta-
loneryj Toys , and Fancy Goods tote
to found in the city. A full line of
Vail Paper cheap.
E. WYJIAN ,
octlOtl 214 Douglas street.
KINGS OF THE TURF.
Uucld Doblo and the Trotter
"Fullerton , " "Gloucester , "
and "Commodore" pass
through. Omaha to
day for San
Francisco.
Budd Doble , the Avell-known di
A-er , arrived in this city Saturd :
from the East , on his Avay
California , whither he is taking tl
celebrated trotters Fullerlon , Glo
cester [ and Commodore. We hi
the pleasure of meeting this i
uoAvned horseman at the Union P
cific depot. lie showed us throuj
his own special car , which has bei
remedied and greatly improv
since its last trip through Oraali
In the centre of the car is a drawii
room , occupied by Mr. Doble ai
his Avifc , Avho accompanies him i
this trip. The apartment is fi
nisbed in truly elegant style , and
about twice as large as a Pullm :
car drawing room , and certain
more comfortable and coiiA'eniei
In one corner , to the left of a fu
length mirror , AVC noticed a ve
handsome inlaid sldeboardsuppli
Avith fine glasswarehaA'ing on eai
piece the monogram of Doble. Tl
sideboard Avas a present from 1
friend , Oscar Wilson , of Philadi
phia.
In this elegant apartment S
.and Mrs. Doble make themseh
"at hotve" during their long tri ]
which are thus made enjoyable.
In thejrputendofthe carFulh
ton and Commodore occupy padd
stalls , side by side , Avith their hea
facing to the engine , Avhile Glouci
ter stands ina ] stall at thejear end
the drawing -room , with hisfc
to the back end of the car. . S
Fullerton is a chestnut , has.fc
white feet and a Avhite face , is ni
years eld , aiulhis best record is 2 :
He is owned by WilliamHumphri
ofNcw Yorkwho , Avith his fami
accompanies Mr. Doble to S
Francisco.
Commodore is a bay bor
rather small , is eight years old , a
has a record of 2:24. : He is own
by Doble , Avho recently purchas
him.
Gloucester is a brown her
eight years old , and boasts a recc
of 2:17. : He is a A-ery large anini
1 being sixteen bauds and three incl
f and a half high , Aveighs 1 , (
| pounds , and js in splpudit } trotti
Condition. His neck seemed ratl
slender In proportion to his lai
bead , and judging 'rom what
o6uld see of him , blanketed as
was , AVC should think ho Avas a ve
' homely horse , fle is owned
Alvin Goldsmith , of Orange coun
Jjew prlc , aftpr whoin. Qoldsnii
maid was named.
Tljese horses will trot in the fr <
for-all races at Han PraneJscQ t
last of the month. Goldsmith Mt
was Ijarrei ] out of the e races on i
count of her unequalled time , a
that is Avhy she Avas left behind.
Doble and party left on the Unl
Pacific train for the West. Th
Avill remain one day at Cheyen
and one day at Humboldt.
Headquarters for fine cakes t\
pastry at Latcj 's ' , corner Doug ]
and Twelfth. Fresh Boston crea
cakes. octlOtl
FLOUR AT A
LEN'S. ' octlOtS
Zonglas County District Court.
The following business was trar
acted Friday in the Doug ]
County District Court , Judge Lai
presiding :
Smith vs Ricahrdson , et al. M
tion to strike petition overruled ai
leaA-o to answer.
Arnold A-S Hurtman , et al. Sa
confirmed
P-oJaijd. al. vs Patrick.- Lea
to answer jn ton flays.
Edwards AS Marck. Cause to
shown by"to-morro\v morning , AV !
the sale sliouh } not be confirmed ,
Jleed ys Scott. Same order.
Reed vs Housol , Adm. et r
Same order.
Thompson Griffin , ot al. Lea1
to answer instanter.
Omaha National Bank AS Griffi
ct ai. LeaA-e to answer instanter.
Smith VB Scherh. Dismissed.
The trial of the eao of Crejghto
vs Forbes et al , was resumed an
occupied the Avaole day. It will t
finally submitted to the jury t
morrow. .
GEO. H. PETERSON , tnepionei
cigar manufacturer , keeps coi
stantly on hand the A-ery be
brands of cigars , and also TJOU
Jack , Fruits and Flowers , an
"Durham" Smoking Tobaccc
211 Douglas street.
may6eodlv
To-morrow extraordinary candi
Jates , concert at 2 } o'clock , a
Thiele's. Free orchestra. It
WHY IS IT ?
That through all the dull seasoi
ust passed , Avhen other dry good
itoresAvere empty and clerks asleep
Bushman's dry goods store ha
ilways been as crowded as ever'
rtrhy is it that old merchants an
lomplaining bitterly , aud are IUOA-
ng away ? Because Bushman sell ;
joods as cheap in OMAHA A ?
L'HEY ARE SOLD IN NEW
iQRK CITY AT RETAIx ,
Jecausc Bushman's prices atretai
u many goods arc less than the
isual Avholesale prices. And lost ,
mt not least , because the people
tave found out for themselves that
, child can buy as cheap and aj
afely as the most experienced buy-
r , amHhat is our aim to make oiii
tore the mostreliahle place of busi-
css In this great new northwest ,
te fciireand find the right place , 265
) ouglas street , two doors from
lieely Bros. ' meat market
ctOdtf
Ask your grocer for "Sea Foam. "
WALL PAPER for sale A'ery cheap
t JOHN B. DETWILER'S
arpet Store , 14th street between
arnhom and Douglas. "
septSdtf&wlt
READ the new advertisement of
' . Hcllman & Co. septlSeodtf
"
Shame !
The Nebraska farmer and Ten
pa anca JVeu's makes the statemei :
that "Hon. Bruno T/ichuck Lept
saloon for years in Beltavue , nin
miles south of Omaha , and the bet
guzzlers made his saloon u place <
resort on the Sabbath , " and in proi
of its statement , publishes a lette
from Mr. H. B. Kelley , of th
county , in Avhich he , Mr. Kelle ;
frays that four Uill'erent men , all ol
residents of Bellevue , told him tin
Bruno Tzschuck did keep a salou
at Bellevue , etc.
Bruno Tzschuck never kept a %
loon in Bellevue or at any oth <
place in our county , amivuoev <
asserts that he did tells a mean an
malicious falsehood.
Although we are not a partizai
AVO have taken some trouble to it
quire into this matter in behalf <
truth and justice. There are lu
three men in our entire county AV ! :
have a good reputation for veracil
and truth , Avho Avill say that M
Tzschuck" kept a saloon in Bellevu
We challenge the statement ; M
Ivelley did not and dare not sajs s
on his own responsibility ; his cv
dence is only hearsay , and such :
Avould not be taken in any court <
justice.
Mr. Kelly is quite an old citize
ofSarpy county , and has frequent !
gone to Bellevue to attend to bus
ness and to trade , and if M
Tzschuck kept : i saloon there 1
Avould have found it outas Bellevt
is not so large a city but what ever
business place can be seen , at an
rate it would haA'e become so not
rious to an extreme tcmpcram
man's mind that be would not fu
to knoAV of its existence , and knov
ing it to be fact Mr. Kelly would iv
shrink from baying go on his ow
responsibility. It will be noticed i
another place in this issue that M
Kelley has no hesitancy in sayin
on his own responsibility Avhat 1
knows concerning the title to M
Pike's lots. Mr. Kelley has doi
Mr. Tzschuck great injustice in gt
ing circulation to a falsehood A\'hi <
he did not dare to father. The ii
ferenco is that their report Avas ma :
ufactured for the purpose ofdefea
Ing Air. Tzschuck. Mr. Kelli
should look a "leedle ow-et" a :
other time.
Mr. Ivelley also says that "Brui
Tzochuck Avill run 100 behind li
ticket in Sarpy county. " We mal
the assertion that Bruno Tzschu <
Avill get 25 majority in Sarpy coun
over his competitor. Mr. Tiscbw
is a highly educated German gc
tleuian a'ud is opposed to drunke
ness , although , like most other Gi
mans , inay drink a glass of lagc
and possibly take a glass of nail
or Rhino Avine ! Sarpy Sentinel.
Ask your grocer for "Hea J < oam
"
oct76t * " \ _
NOTICE.
#
A Fair and FestivaLwill bo he
at the Baptist Church ( Colored ) , e
the corner of Ele\Tenth and Harm
strpets , for four pvcnings , common
ing Monday , October 12th , 187
The proceeds of the first tAA'o evei
ings , A-iz : October 12th and 131
Avill be for the benefit of the Ladi
Union Aid Society , and theproccei
of the last two evenings , viz : Oct
bcr 14th and 15th , will be used f
the benpfip of the phurch , Avhlj
needs assistance. octOtS
Bounce , tlje fsworjte Hatter , heir
overcrowded in his old quarters hi
removed to the large and elegai
etorp lately known as McAusnr ] , ] | ]
gun store , northeast corner of 141
I niul Douglas streets. Give him
calh o9 4t
BUY youi Hats and Caps at tl
Cheap Cash Store. E. II. fjamor ;
559 16th. street , eeptiiltf
Indian Curiosities at No. 11
Farnham street-corner llth stree
may 7-tf.
For fine clothing an I lurnishin
goods to suit the fall and wint <
season , cull at
sc5eodts M. HCLLMAN & C <
RORT. Pciivrs , General Agent fr
the Quincy Mill's Sea Foam Flcu
made from ( -elected winter Avhea
and Avarranted to give perfect satis
faction , 544 14th street , betwee
Douglas and Dodge. oct 7 6t
ATTENTION.
.1 i * * * *
A feAV questions for the parties t
answer in regard to "NEW" How
Machines for $35.00.
Jsfc , Wny are the Machines a
numbered over 700,000 ( whic
numbers the Company have IICA-C
reached Vif they aie gocd.machines
2d1iy do not the numbers li
the shuttle race correspond with th
plate numbers if they are neA
machines ?
3d. Why are the numbers in th
shuttle-race all Jl'.ed down so as note
to be.legible if they are now ma
chines ? |
CAUTION.
Parties purchasing Howe Ma
chines Avill look well to the number !
and see that the plate numbers am
numbers in shuttle-race correspond
as they ought to In every Huwc
Machine that has not been tampered
with. {
THE HOAVE MACHINE Co.
sept23tf
lioys' , youths' and children's
; lothing ; the best A'arieties and sold
. cry low at
se5eodtf M. HCLLMAN & Co.
McKcIIigoirs card on
iccond page. Ume2-tf
SEALED proposals will be received
> y 'be undersigned up to 4 o'clock
. m. , October 15th , 1874 , for the
lu'rchase of all the Avood cut in
learing Hanscom Park , bids to be
pened at next meeting of the
Council. The Council reserves tlio
ight to reject any or all bids.
O. C. LUDLOW ,
oelStS City Clerk.
PEYCKE'ri ' OYSTER HOUSE.
207 Farnham Street.
PER BOZ.
taw Oysters 50
tewed " in milk , 50
do " in water , 50
do dry - 50
do " plain 50
do " Boston 50
roiled " plain 75
do " alaBrochel 75
ried " 75
jalloped . . . - . ' 75
oosted " fanci * on toast 50
Booth's Select per can - 75
do medium C5
sep2atf
Republican Eally at Florence.
The Republican meeting at Flo
encCjFnday cA-ening , Avoslargelya
tended , and AVOS an enthusiastic sin
ce&s throughout. Eloquent and sti
ring speeches Avcre made by Coloni
Srnythe , Major Ben. BarroAvs , E. I
Pratt , Frank Walters and others.
My Teas and Coffees are n <
equalled by any house in this cit :
olOtS P. H. ALI.EX.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHER
Notice in hereby given that I Avi
examine all persons Avho may d (
biro to offer themselves as cand
dates for teachers of the primary e
common schools of this county , i
the court house , Omaha , Neb. , o
Saturday , NOA' . 7th , 1874. Exam
nation to commence at9 o'clock :
m. SUP'T PUB. INSTRUCTION .
oct10 4t
The undersigned will sit at tL
office of Burr & Mumaugh on Sa
urday , October 10th , and Monday
October 12th , for the purpose of m :
king additions and corrections 1
the list of legal voters of the Secou
Avard , Omaha , Nebraska , from
to 12 o'clock a. in. , and from 1 to
o'clock p. in. , October 9th , 1874.
A. R. ORCHARD ,
octOtS Registra
< NKAV CRAMBERRIE3 ,
NEW CANNED GOODS , and
ALL GROCERIES RETAILED
AT WHOLESALE PRICES BY
24tf A. H. GLADSTONE & Co.
Any quantity of furnishing good
such as shirts , underwear , sock
etc. , from the "finest" to low
grades sold A'ory cheap at
sclSoodtf M. HELLSIAN & (
THE Premium Hatter , Bunco ,
now located northeast corner 141
and Douglas streets. octOt2
CAKPETINGS.
You can alwaya find th large
aud best assortment of
CARPETS
OIL-CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES
MATTINGS
MATS AND RUGS
at JOHN B. DBTWILKR'S ,
14th street , between Farnham ar
Douglas streets. s3 atfwlt.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Full Cabinet Wheeler an
Wilson Sewlrg Machine , with a
the latest improvements. It isneAv-
has ncA-er been run. Inquire at tl
BEE office. aug7-tf
; Overcoats made up in the be
fstvl ? , for comfort as Avell as el
gance , at very n\0ijerat \ pricps.
ss5 ] ped t M. HELLMAN & Co.
BOOTH'S OYSfMS
daily by pxprcss.
MEYER & RAAVKE ,
BUY your Dry Goods at the Cbea
Cash Stor&rE.K H. Samory , 5i
16th street. ' | sept21-tf
your Boots and Shoes at tli
cheap Cosh Store. E. H. Samor :
559 16th street sept21t
SHADES & TRIMSIINGI
Tinted shade cloth ) Avhito line
Hollands , band shades , store shade
and cords and tassels to match.
JOHN B. DETWILER ,
Carpet Store , 14th street , oetAvee
Farnham and Douglas.
sepSdtfwlt 'J
Thf > latest styles' suits at su
prising low figures sold by
scloeodtf M. HELLMAN & Cc
_ k
DYEING , cleaning ana repairing
done in the neatest manner , at th
§ T3A > I D. KB WORRSi
10th St.bet. Farnham and Douglas
apr28t f. ,
NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED
LOW PRICKS ! ! ' . ,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ! 1
SPLExNDID ASSORTMENT. 1
CALL"AT THE -
NEWYORKDRYGOODSSTORJ
228 FARNHAM STREET.
sept28-t
REMOVAL OF OFFICE ,
The Cuiuago t North western rail
svay office has been remoA'ed to No
253 Farnham street , in the Gram
Central Hotel. Parties doing busl
less Avith that line will find a"repre <
iontatiA-e of the road at the new of.
ice during business hours. Sleeping
; ar diagrams will be kept at this
low office and sleeping berths can
10 secured as usual. Full ami rciia-
ile information in regard to the
inie of trains , rates of fare , cunnec-
ions , and eA-ery other point coii-
iccted thereAvith , wil be cheerfully
urnished at all times ,
C. G. EDDY ,
octlwli General Agent.
SHERIFF'S SALfc.
Ky virtu * of an cnlvr olsale issued ont of the
istrlct Court for Uougl.19 County , Nebraska ,
(1 ( 1 me dlr < xto < l , l will , on tl'e i8th day of
ctoUT , A 1) . 1374 , at lOo'clfwka. in of said
iy , nt the outh 'oor of the 'Court Ilotis' , in
ig city of Oinuhn , In said county , sell at auction
pirtof the i > roi < rty describe J In l aid order
-wit :
} 5v-in'iins at the north eist corner of the
nth east qua ter of section sixteen (1C ( ) , town-
p u'tfeu ( S > , north , of range-th'.teen (13) ,
s-tan l rmininztl'Cncefoutii Riliiin" , thence
i-l Sl < chains , thence roitli G cuains , thence
st S ihalns to the jilire of liesinni-ic , con-
Ir.ingo acres , ir.oro or Iff3 , In s 'd Douglas
inn y , to at'.sfy a Judgment of raid Ourt , re
vered by John I I'.tilick anil CJintcn Bribes
liusl Archibald T. Finn.
ALFHKD BUIILEV , Sheilfl.
"l.naha , September 2S.SeptZOUltawforSw
SeptZO-UltawforSw
JACOB GISS ,
11 Farnbam St. , Bet , 14th A 13tlx
iriGTORB.CvFFMANO ,
hysicianl Surgeon ,
241 Farnham Street ,
Over Ish's Drug stor * . .
SPECIAT , NOTICES.
NOTICE. Adventneiceat * of To Let , I
tfaie , l Kt , Wants , Found , JVurding , ic. , *
> j * iiisi rt.tl ! m there ciituions or.ca for XI
CUNTS pt-r line ; each eubsvquent In ertl (
FIVE CKI-'JS pr line. 'J he first lusorli
never Irss tln.n TWENTT-F1 VE CENTS
17011 * SALfc. CHEAP A larje Uo ning Gk
t ? titoveilouble healer. Apply mt JuCtu W.i !
ley's , X. E. cor 19tli and Cat ft. octlW
tbe best cider and for the purest Ui
vinegar go to MerritU 153 FuQhaiu. St.
wctlOJliu.
a situation In a family by
WANTED German girl , who can uiaka h
sell goceially uselul at lloufthoid w rk. 1
ply at BKE office. ocUOdJ
rilAKEK V P Two red cowiand on * roan h <
JL r , with a strap around netk. The owi
can MX.UTO tntue , by callinj on K. \ \ . Carpi
ter , Weal Omaha aud payiug charges. octB
IteNT. Nic ly furnlsh d front I
FOK . 279 Dougkn St. L twe a 15th a
ICih , south tide. ct9d ;
RENT Four nicely furpUhed rte
FOR a private house , southeast corner
12' h aud 1'aciflo iitr ; t , at nu < nabl * terc
ociSoodSt.
" \ 1 ONEY TO LOAN Call st the law office
111. D. L. Thuuiai , Kaom 8 Vischv * Ioi
oct7tf-
Stors room for rent , 14th ft. Joining St
A AJohnnou. loquir * of A. J. bimpsc
Codgo. ( x.t
HOl'OSALS. Proposals will be received
tlie undersigned lor supplying tlm boa
ot education , for the ensuing year , vith ha
and soft oed , to b delivered at tbe diCere
school building in such quantities and atgu
timas as may lw nseded. Iroposals to be
dorsed , " 1'roposals for wood. " The board ;
ser > a the right to reject any trail bids.
W. U. S. HUGHES.
octTdltcod. Secretary Board fEduoatIc
riAO ItCNT A home with UT * rooms , go
JL cellar aud clatrru , ! > . W. Ccr. 13th and Cl
cajo tt. C. AXFOKD. oct6
O hiUOVAL. Ur. Lewis has rem Tad 1
XL r. Hidenct to the Cm hocse south of t
Baptist Church , aud lit * offic * t room No.
Creighton block. octod
SALE-My light one horse family cs
FOR , suitabU far two r four persons. Al
two or three larg * work horses cheap , for cai
oct3dtf. GEO. W. 11OMAN JK.
RENT Brick store c rner Chicago a
FOK streets , Th b its'and In the cil
bavin : been occupied s > s a ( roeery far th li
seven veais , a good cnnected cellar.
ocUdtf B. WBIGHT.
ANTED Day bcarderi , N. W. Cor. n
W and Howard gt. iep2S dtf
WWANTEO
WANTEO by the year , s msjj who U
practical farmer , with s wif who is a go
cook and housekefper to go in tot Iowa , thu
miles east of Council Bluffs one or two ch
dren not objectionable if able to do chorea.
quire * t 235 Fa m haw street. sep23dt.
EOR KENT Store , Dwelling , Boarding , a
ware houses. Inquire of
AW. D. JONE' ,
tcp23dtf S. E. cor. Pouglaa and 15th i
/ 1 BEAT BARGAINS IN CITY PROBEUT
\Jf Tickets to untl from Europe , foreign e
cuange. Inquire at SO ) Hth street , bet. Fa
nahru aud Uouglau. J. JOHNSON ,
TTlOK SALE. 3 seed lot. on 18th , near Pa
I ; street for SSJO. 1:1031110133x66,012233 ;
Ca.ss street $200. It acres ot Douglas coun
laml.fiist class , 10 miles out , HJ40. New hot
and l.t 5 yean time. Jl.SOQ.
HOGGS i HILL , Uval estate agents.
Ecp23codtf. 284 Dodfe street.
FfcW fir t-cT s boarders wanted at M
Hushes' , * 5 13th , bet. Up. are. a
Davenport. UooJ table. Ppt22t :
OOSE FOB BENT Ninth and Capl
ATenua. 8. A. TAYLOK JL Co
tepiaut
MONEY TO LOAN Inquire at Law Off
of F. A. BEALS.Booiu 9 , YUcher'a Blcx
Otnaha. uptlCdtl
f l tiEAT barptio * i real entate , ( or sale lot
\JTin block 3 , lth all imuroTements Ihci
on. eituated on lodgg&trr ) t.betwoeu 13thitl4
Streets , at the lo pric * of toj500. Enquire
M. HELL1IAN A CO. C rner of Franbam
thlrteentb istrecti. si 4 d SO t.
\T7"ANTED American , German , Norweau
VV Swedish , orlriih girls , to rork ln."hote
restaurants and prltatf families. Inquire
Cat.rill A Co. , Etauloyaient Bureau , 527 F :
teenth'StVe.t , opposite Po t Office. .ei-UMtl
rnill ! Housa and lot n ; % ( nurth of 0. E. Yes
_ L residtnce \ * ffirjife , t the low price
i3,5CQ--a trifle inpre'tBau the cost of improv
nienta. Inquire of E. AVAJIBPOSC , Attc
ney , near head of Dou laj f' pv ,
\\f rt2.i i > Any oue waniiDj'to i a ore
T V change any kind < Vsiness , house lol
lands or merchan Use , call on us. We ha
chances entirely In our hands , affording t
Ust iuvtatment for capital , both small ai
Krent CO rTlULt , & CO. , Exchange accj u
Kiting Bureau , 531 15th street , opposite I * .
Office. _ _ _ _ sept2itl
THE FypHU-The undcrskned h
TIO opt-pul H olfie for em ; loyment of ma
and feiualt ) help for stores , offices , honsei , { > :
vale families , etc. AH in want of the saute , <
wanting eoiployment , please call on v
CUTTHII-L i O > . , Exchange n1 Kpployrce :
Bureau , 531 loth street , opucipte'l'osl Office.
. l rf
sei.t2dt (
MONEY TO LOAN On approvea person
sf-curity , also City and County AVarran
liougbi and col I. Inquire nt Law Office of '
W. f. Richards , No. 490 13th St. , Omaha.
AugCdtf
_ _
TO BE 193 Douglas strfet. I :
STORE ol WEBBKB A BEUM.
jnlyltf
_
WANTED Day boarders , at th touthwe
cor. of 10th and Harnev sts. e ) tf
J. O. SLATTER.
Dealer in .Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Flour and Feed.
Highest Price paid for Country Produce.
FacoVs Blcclr , 567 15th Et. bet Dodge & Cap 'AT
octstf , OMAnA"NEB.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION ,
NQtlm Is , hereby gtven to the qualified electot
> f the City of Omiha , that a Special Elect io
vill bo held within and for the City of Omah :
in Tuesday the 13th day of October , A D. 187-
br the purpose of submitting to the qualiDe
electors of said otty the following prxi > ositoi
rlz. : '
"Shall bond , * of the cjty ol Qmalja no Issued b
: aid vity In the sum. cf four hundred thuusau
lullars' , due in t < reMy years with interest t
light per ccbt. ucr annum , to be u < ed for tb
> urp ) e of erecting , or procuring the erebtio
if Water Works ID the CUy f Omaha. "
Said proposition. entlr , sh'll be written o
> rinted upon each ballot , and the vote thereo
hall beonly " Yes" or No , " written or print
d below said proposition , up-.n the gam
.allot.
At siid Special Election the polls will b
ipene/l at 9 o'clock A. M. , and be lent opei
mill 7 o'clock P. 3f. , at th.e fo luwlng places :
'ir.-t Ward-rat Turner Hill
cond Ward at ' nulne House , No. 3.
'hirl Wnrd at Enclne Hoti" " . No. 2.
'imrth Ward at Sheriff's Office , Court Houv ;
'lull AVard at 1'ennsylvanU House , Chicagi
street.
belli Ward at Engine House , No. 1.
In witno'B whereof 1 have hereunto set mj
ur.cl.auj caused the seal oi said city to b <
en unto affixed , tbls 17tt day of Septenber
, . D.187J ,
9. s. "CHASE ,
Mayor
'WILIJAM LATEY ,
tor : ; 16th and Webster Sts. ,
. & Keeps a complete assortment ol
mOCEREES and
PKOYISIONS.
5Vrt OOfPKK DAY. A cents wan t-
l 54i ; ed. All clan.es of work-
H people of el lln > r fax , younr or old , oiakp
are matter at worn fir us in their spare nio-
? nt T nil thtini" than at anvtbing eNa.
A ( X. . . Portland. Mtine-
Ding East or South from Omaha
inU on U. P.B.B. , hould take the
LINCOLN EOUTE "
Tl Tte
TCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD '
d * Sttre for thrmselv-s tne cbolc ol Six
" " t Foputer Biatetfrnm
chisou to Cliicago and St. Louis ,
/
, n nuking Bellabl * jncct tons and being
lipped with PsJice Day and Sletplns ; Cm.
.11 dday and inconvenience arriving from
Ties ar.il transfers can b avoided West of
cao and St. Louis by securing Tickbtl via
CHl'OS ami th ATCH1SOS *
KRBBAHKA RULHOAD.
and BeHible Connections are also made
rt with the A. T. i. S. V. B. B. for th
cat Arkaasas Yallej 6 Colorado ,
1 with all lines runmn ? 8.iuth to polnti in
mtnern Kansas and the Indian Territory.
Aat for Tickets via
NCOLN & ATCHJSON
HAS. C.SMTTH , F. WHITE.
The Kiurot thcSEWISQ MACIUAF Wlil'l ! a * iti-ii , iixntly as OeM I.Irt
. . .
Uealms ci I-ir..ui-e.
&ALKS FOll 1873 :
In Bound Kurabers 232,444 Machines
ItBelcjt over One Hundred and Thirteen 71 > ou ! cdn. ieI ct.ii.cML > i , r * iclil ty
Sewiuj MBthine Coii-iaiiy dining tl.f tame tr .
It will h t < Jy to denied , -K.n such eviJct-cw tLat tl.8 uporbrlt ! ) t t > e Mcgcr I * tulif
-
. H. HASOK , Ageat ,
J O. 212 DOUGLAS STIIEET , OifAHA'
J. J. BROWN & BBO. ,
"WU . AT "
Agents for the Oriental Powder Co.
STEKLE & JOHNSON ,
u liA A iili flfiuviiiiij
s iz p.so. % s _ ice r K
538 snd 5-3:0 Fourteenth. Street ,
J3ET. DOUG-LAS AND DODGE
.
uichl32yMORGAN
MORGAN & GALIAGER.
SUCCESSORS TO CP.EIOHTON AN3 MORUAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS ,
No. 10 ! ; Farnliain Street.
WHITNEY , BAUSSRgAN. & CO.
WHOLESALE © ROGERS
uitKi T K fjajSPvsf ricii&i&iaaCaa > V AV : Vr Jp _ lAltvJ
2To. 2 7 Souglas Street ,
TES
mch27yl A KXTS FOR TH * : DUPO.NT rOTTDKU CO.
& FRENCH ,
AJ\'D DEALERS
Canned Goods Dried -'Fruits
, , Green Fruits in Season
Jel | .MIDEBS SOLICITEDXD - *
-XD PKO3IITLY F1I < LEI > ,
. s'i
-MANUFACTUKER AX'WnOI.FSALE -
OIGAKS
S32 I ST. ,
C. Z * . . . .
. . ,
288 Dor'&e Street , 2cl Door East of 16th Street.
I leep cnrs jntlj on hnnd Uie tinct't Mmtnl l > iond t'li.tli , I'afsiniTc.i snd Vc tlnpn
hich I ma i'it-cu to ai keui > in jLcuicst iajli i..b' < ; tijkr anil tutuit tie n.tfcta.li.lioiiM
at the luu ust l oi U.e prici i. , jeloll r
EdTABIISHhi ; 13 B
PIJNBT , MEYER & BAAPKE ,
-VIinr.E ALE DEAI.r.P.3 IN
S1
Teas , Spices , Tobacco and Cigars.
212 Farnliani Street. - - Omalia , Neb
mciil txlvl
JOBBEBS OF
DRY GOODS , HOSIERY , GLOVES
231
J. J. BROW7 , < fc
-\VSOLESAJjE DEALERS Df- .
ITS-IT I4' * tions , ? n < ] Coots I'ut ) S
HN
nsci : OF
Shelf I Hardware
IRON , STEEL , MAILS , WAGON STOCK , ! '
AND-
1C \ K F >
Douglas St.3
HENRY HORNBEHGES.
DEALEE IN'
"
1
ed OMK ; ! ttUukj Whiskies and Iinportr'I.YrfKxN al
and
he BurltJ-jtoimii'l M uouil P'vpr It llr. l C > . , o3-rt IKII * a-i H ttrx \ prlcei on 10 year
litatG pC. rrr. .interest , 4 d i lia tn preniiu imf J"J inro-nt. 'i ' th * aiauaut of tk
chase , i ( hiU the Lied U cmtlratoJ , withia tire yo.ir f rtn dat o b.rcu e.
LAKGE DEDUCIONS FOR CASH PAYMENTS.
) rlh of ulatte , lojp Fork and Elkhorn Vallevs
BAM IS. K- willwralrt'tl 000,000 aw > tpt > alils-az naaiar uUunIlandlft
ell wa'toreloanlry , . .tlioin $ l-r ( toS7.00 per , acreoa Ion ; crtiit.
South oft if PI .tie
O > mi nyoirn > ia la'cix > ly oTtho br tfandin Sirj.i c - oJby nuoerotu stream
aija4j t t lt vlr il ailtn liiol'rieit ml lk-sta.rri.-p.Mnr- .itale , as also
in R publican Valloy. FiircircuUrs uilfulliufur en- - o
iuy Moore , Gc.icial Agfnt. Office Soulh and
Qpprsito rlic Union Depot ,
id in 0. B. & Q. oilice , Grand Central Flotel , ,
-c ftfifr