TUESDAY OCT. 13 , 1S74.
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THE OUA1L1 DAIL *
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l rtui U > edttcTciy evening , uniUja ex-
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Ta * OMAHA lujj-r PHK tin * ij IKT the
UUtGEST drcuktion In ILe city , end is ,
Lbe lat imd thcsptat iMJtirtuiug
. ADVEKTISISU. LouU u.me * . 26
tect * per li&v ; local ndvcrux-tut-uu , 20
eaitijtr liue ; by th month , 10 uu. No
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Uoa , cot lew than 25 ocnta.
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lisaeScniatn ru-tiuentj must inv .ikbly
paid icr iu advance.
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All J > cgsl > ott 3 , fctalemenu , Tabular
. cnreiul reu.kja nv copy
Urori , etc. , requiring
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to be furnUhed , muzt t > e bmiwj
orpruoi
Ixiore ten o'clock A.M. to ln.LCeUiiur.iJCB " tbe
cuae Jay.
Vjda ) mid LbOJ BdverUten-rbls before two
n'uo i " .M.
ArtTert&cciuitt I3ore one o'clock p. i :
,115 gdvutneiccnU lor tue MXKKLY BEK
cut be handed > n before Monday uiun , for the
iiae week's Iwue.
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ton , ( Iu * t lt3A < a. ni. , ili ck at 1-iU a. m. and
[ p.m.
C1. Louit tr-dtt. Jcuj.li.due at 100 a. m.
ecd 7 p. in. ; HCM al Ji. > p. m. and 4.30 a. m.
Ottoe oi-t-o n-iiUtjanuiu ] Z to 1 p. ju.
< ; Jv.OoT. . I'ottmaiter.
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* bundaaexcepted.
This is the only line running h'ulhasn Hotel.
Dlnlcccirs.
D. W. tUTCHCOoc , HABCTP SECEL ,
. W cs. Pcu. Agt. Ticket Agent.
Chicago , 111. Uinalia , Ktb.
Unlop
ABBTTZ.
allyMixed Bipren ; -rii-\i- 10.-OOP.2I.
Oilly Frelsht 6aXA.M. 6i3P.M.
Dally Freight. . . . 6 41 A. Ji.
Itock Jplanil & PacUr.
Mall . * 5iM A. M. JO:40 P. 31.
. 2:50 P.M. tlO.OOA.M.
Sandayi tttcptcd. . tlloiid > y8 eiccptert.
iNorUiwciftrn. .
* 6a-A.ii. : o:40p.M. :
2 0 P.M. tlOOOA.M
Kaunas CitrSt.Jo. & Council plnff'
cnitagCzjrees. . . 6:30 A. M. 10:00 A.M.
Svcntailsvrs2SOP.M. ! 6:40 P.M.
A : fiortliivcniern and Sioux
Cltr a PaelUc.
. 8:15 A. M
Dilly exupt Sundays
Oauribaees nad Baggage Wagons loavc the
Ojccorc ri'KniJiam unJ Ninth BtreuU , ftf-
ecn mujut 8 ID advance of tljo above Uailroad
T IAlVliin Jr hlv.me ClHCC-
L.H1IO'- DAILY BEKI more
( ban ctonble t'utt r niiy oilier daily
in A > linuk
Peycke Bros. , tjie leading oyster
dealers , defy all corhpeUlio . They
eell A. Booth's .Oval Brand oysters'
Jower thaii any other house in the
cltv. sep2tf
- BOOTH'S OVBTEKS received daily
by express
PONDT , MEVIB ? & KAAPKE.
OMAHA BREVITIES.
There" s ft hcftvy frost last
niglit.
Lei every Republican voternot
'only vote but work.
The new post office will be ready
for occupancy within tix weeks.
Vote for water bonds to-day.
AJmauacs for 1875 now occupy
a place on the counters of the drug-
Take one.
WorkingmfiU and mechanics
who with to see this city progress in
the coming season , YPTJE POB
WATER WORKS.
A windmill has been put up on
Claik & Warden's livery stable ,
which is thus &upplied with water
on every floor.
. Tue contract for 200 tons of coal
for the uevv pnstoflico building tras
awarded , yesterdayi to the popu
lar coal dealers , Edwards & Couklin.
Mrs. Fred Krug , while driving
out towards the wustcni part of thp
county * , Suiiuay , was thrown from
her buggy , and had her right arm
broken jut above the wrist. 1A
* 1I
, GeorgcHines has been coraplaiu- I
of for carrying concealed weapons , a
and his xaimnation will take place t
" \Vednosday n > riii { He gave § 20 a
bail for his uppeiruico. I
A portion of the ISth Iijfautry c
passed through this cify during thfi F
night for the boutli , arriving here t
on a'epecial train. The remainder 3v
of the regiment will arrive here on 3tr
trh trS
> Rfcv. Mr. Donnolly-preach- S
-eti his /arewcll sermon at the First h
Baptist Church Sunday , and will a
leavojor tha east next Friday. A d
sociable will bo given at the church h
" cl
"Wednesday evening , , to which all
friend ; * or Mr. and Mra. Donnelly
tire cordially invited. * - *
t t *
Zi
r
Fannie Rogers , a soiled 'dove
late
from Council Blufln , came over here laH
Saturday , went oh a _ fearful old
to
spree , and w3 arreste"d and taken
tu jail , but not without mating-n
loud demonstration all the way up.
Yesterday at the Police Court
she was discharged on condition to ps
as
return to the-in ore congenial clime
of Council Bluffs , whenooRhe came. re ;
th
A colored gentleman named thD <
Arthur Crutcheblc was beiore the of
Police Court yesterday for chok ofmi
ing his wife. He said he had been
pn
trying for flyc days to get along Ayith XC
ber , and concluded to "cry' quits , " XCwe !
&hd accordingly gave her a farewell 8U ]
choking , although lie acknowledged re ,
0 knew it was wrong. JudguTVil-
bur , upon further investigating the
caselearned that the wife was equal-
Jy to blame for the family disturb Oci
ance , and accordingly discharged ter
pie accused on payment of costs.
" * i----
Register" once.
Vote the straight Republican
ticket to-day.
Go to the polls to-day , vote
the btraight Republican ticket , and
then see that your friends follow
suit.
With a reservoir located as de
signed on the hill west of. the city ,
an ell'ective fiie pressure of ninety
pounds per square inch can be se
cure i at any time when tlie propos
ed water works are completed , by
merely attaching hose to any fire
hydrant in the central pari of the
city. Therefore when you VOTE FOR
WATER BONDS you vote for increas
ed facilities for the efficiency of
the .fire department.
Mr. John Lemon , foreman of
the BEE office job department , lost
his little son Willie , aged two years
and nine months , Saturday evening
by croup. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon , at 4 o'clock ,
from his residence on Harney street.
The death was very sudden , as he
was up And playing all day Friday ,
and gave no signs of illness. His
lose is deeply felt by his parents ,
who fairly worshipped the bright
little fellow' .
Mr. J. W. Touslfcy , HfteK in
Saratoga precinct , woke up Sunday - j
day to learn the disagreeable fact
that a burglar had "gone through1'
his house and stable during the
night , and stolen about $300 worth
of stuff. Among the articles stolen
were one ful } suit of clothes , a coat
and ve&t , one overcoat , two pairs of
ooots , one silver watch , and one set
of new barnesg. Mr. Tousley came
down and Informed the authorities ,
but as yet no clue has been obtained
to the thief.
Loring , the boot and shoa man ,
has at his store a very elegantly ar
ranged show-case of the finest goods
manufactured. This show-case
took the first premium at the Xe-
Lraska fetate Fair.It contains sam
ples of tjie different lines of goods
kept on hand at this establishment.
Besides a general assortment of la
dies' and gentlemen's shoes , Mr.
Loring makes a specialty of Burt's '
manufacture. He recently purchas
ed the bankrupt stock of A. Tucker
at less than cost , and he is now of
fering splendid bargains.
JI. M. Gray , the discharged sol
dier who was found nearly dead in
the Grand Central Hotel reading
room one day last week from the
effects of excessive whiskey drink
ing , was yesterday discharged
from custody , upon payment of a
fine at the P.oJee Court. He had
recovered from his .ejjauch , and
was able to care for himself. He
bad rppejvedSlOO by telegraph from
Louisville , for vhipk place he left
this afternoon. "While in thejall he
met "Sandy , " with whom he was
previously acquainted , and while at
the Police Court he offered to pay
the whole of "Sandy's" fine , for old
acquaintance sake , but Judge Wil
bur would not allow him to pay ,
more than half of it
we spent a pleas
ant half-hour Jn viewing the many
finely executed plclurca at Frank
Cuirier's photographic art gallery.
Mr. Currier is one of the best artists
in the West , as anyone who has
seen his artistic work will testify.
His display at the StateFair attract
ed marked attemion from every
body. He exhibited a npw style of-j
photograph called the"glazed enam
el , " which , gives a very handsome
background and macks the photo
graph jtself an attractive promin
ence. This B yjp gf photograpb is
destined to become quite popular
with those who have a love'for the
beautiful ; and who has not ? They
are but another evidence of the
great and rapid improvement that
is being made in the art of photo
graphy. Mr. Currier also exhibited
a showcase of children's protographs ,
which were most beautifully taken.
We noticed at his gallery , among
pther things , his large stock of ele
gant frames , novelties , and other
attractive photographic material.
The funeral of Mrs. T. C. Brun-
nertook place Sunday afternoon ,
at the First M. E. Church , the Rev.
Clark Wright officiating. The ser
vices were most solemn and affect
ing , and were attended by a large
joncourso of the friends and ac-
juaintanccs of the deceased , wno
ivas most estimable and popular
ady. HerliomewasJnPhiladelphia ,
vhere her parents reside. She was
narried something over three years
tgo , and has lived here since that
ime. She was an affectionate wife ,
ind her own life and that of her
lusbaud were made happy by her [
harming manners and loving dis-
osition. She was axievoted Chris-
ian , being a devout member of the
lethodkt Church , and an energetic
rorker in the Ladies' .Relief Socie-
> * . Her whole life seemed to bo '
uidcd by the principles of faith ,
ope , charity and love. She leaves
mourning husband who most
eeply feels her loss in the prime of
er young womanhood and two
illdrcn , a boy and girl. | . ;
Don't for get ! 2ho "VARIKTY BA-
VR" has MOVED ! from 214Z > ot 7-
s , to 220 , cor. 13th street EBER- tl
ART SOLE proprietor , successor st
W.&E. ; I Itt in
inbe
t ' be
William beOi
Dolt
Oi
Mr. William Doll , who for the re
istyear has served so efficiently as se
sessor for the First ward , has been 50
nominated by the Republicans of
at ward for the same office. Mr.
)11 is acquainted with every inch
territory hi his ward , and Inas- th ;
jch as it is important that the so
jperty holders should have an as-
isor well qualified for the position , OCI
.hopeMr. Doll will receive the
iport of , the people of that ward ,
jardless of party. [
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DIED. De
1TUART At BrookvilIeKansas , fill
tober 8th , 1874 , Hortense , daugh- pei
of Mr. and Irs. D. D. Stuart ,
d 1 year , 4 months and 19 days ,
Personal.
L. M. BennelE
- - =
s i
yesterday afternoon. ' T
Ex-Governor Paddock is in the ] ]
' "
city. " ,
Colonel. jNoteware returned yes-4 *
terday from Sauuders county.
General Biisbin catne iu from the
West Sunday.
H. L. Boies , editor of the Srca-
more ( Illinois ) Republican , wastlu
the city Sunday on a visit. , ,
Thomas Kane , Treasurer of Chey
enne county , was at the Grand C'en- '
tral Sunday. /
W. D. Kelley , of the Union cilice , "
left yesterday forBrookfieldKansas ,
*
to attend the funeral of a sister
* *
B. F. Bower , a "very popular Pull
man conductor , returned yesterday
ing from a trip to the East
W. W. ConklingjPullman Pacific
conductor , left .yesterday for a
visit to Dubuqiie"
Hon. . Geo. .N. Crawford and Jas.
MeArthur , of Elkhorn , are register
ed at the Metropolitan. ,
Dan P. Simmons , traveling agent
for the Beloit paper-mills , is at the
Metropolitan.r
Hon. JCny C. Bartoh ofoNorUi
Pluttc. was at the Grand Centra . .
* *
Sunday. \
Hon. Lorenzo Crounse. who was
f
in the city over Sunday , left for-hs-
home at Ft. Calhoun , yesterday. "
Chief Engineer John Galh'gan re
turned home Bupday from St.
Louis , where he has been attending
the general convention of chief en
gineers.
Lord and JLady Melton , of Eng
land , were at the Grand Central
Hotel over Sunday. In the af
ternoon they took a drive around the
city and admired its many beauties.
They left ror the West yesterday.
Captain Joseph T. Hackell , Capt
BradyjLieut. G. M. TaylorfromFort
D , . A. Russell , First Lieut Wm. L.
Clark ami FJrstLicut. JJrodrick , from
.Omaha Barracks , all of the 23d In-
fantryeftpmanayesterdayfor } court
martial duty in 'tup Department of
The military was represented at
the .Grand Central Sunday by
Lieut HIgleLieut , Broderjck
Lieut. Sibley , George K. Baady , U.
S. A. ; George M. Wheeler.U. S. A. ,
Washington , D. p. ; J. T. Haskell ;
U. S. A. ; George M. Tayjor , TJ. S.
A. ; Henry A. Morrison , U. S. ' A. ;
J. C. Chance , U. S. A. ; H , Pratt , U.
S. A. , Sidney.
The following are the arrivals at
the Wyoming :
E H BuilardChicagoWm ; White ,
Harrisburg , P-aj S Orchard .Neb ; G
iv Stockes , Denver ; Wm McNevice ,
Bigllorn ; Chas VV Corkeny , Fort
Steel ; John W Myers , do ; Win
Davidson , do ; O P Wood , Paven-
'
port , C G Bberman , ureston ; John
Humphery , do ; D W Cotr , do ;
Wm Bushel , New York ; Fred Cro-
ner , Des Moines ; John W Webster ,
Oskaloosa ; John B Howard , Chica
go ; Miss St John , New York ; S H
Baker , Noth Platte ; W M Snyder.
Columbus ; H M McKain , Missouri
Valley ; Richard Rostdey and wife ,
St Louis ; C W Moore , Lone Tree ;
A R Kennedy , PapiUionj John H
Mickey , Columbus ; Mrs Conden
and child , San Francisco , A B Cre-
wett , Now York ; H P Handy ,
Grand Island ; H C Smith and wife ,
N C. Spalding Bros , Atlantic.
The following ; are the arrivals at
the Metropolitan HotpJ :
James Sewell , New York ; A C
Brady , Chicago ; H L Boies , Syca
more , 111. ; Rufus Stone , Sioux Oiry ;
O E Doane , Chicago ; Miss Sarah
Paddock , Helena , Montana ; W S
Carothers and family , Texas ; R L
Page , DCS Mojnes ; RH Roe , Liu-
coin ; A Rutlimultier , New York ; H
B Matthews , New York.
Douglas County Diitriot Court.
The following business was trans
acted Saturday In the Douglas
County District Court , Judge Lake
presiding :
Davis & Rice vs Cuminings. Sale
confirmed ,
Reed vs Housel , adm. , et aj.
Same order.
Reed vs Scott Same order.
Horbach vs McGuire et al. The
name of one of the defendants
changed , and A Swartzlander ap
pointed guardian ad litem for minor
lefendants.
Baker vs Smith. Removed to
United States circuit court.
Wayner against Damon et al.
F R Horbach * made a party defend-
ft
Wayiand vs Gerga. Dismissed.
The trial of the < y se of Crelghton
C (
s Forbes et al was resumed and
ubmitttd to jury by counsel , the irg
uestlons of law to be argued and irT <
lie jury instructed on Monday T
iioruing. i
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB. B
All members are requested to at-
us
? nd the of usbi
reorganization the bi
Monday Night PJub" at Meyer's bib
[ all , October 15th , at 7 } p. m. a
It H. C. DEAR , Sec'y. sa
Crx > AKS and suits made to order er
sti
nd in the very latest styles at Welf
Jones' , 609 13th street It neBe
Be
BeD
LADIES' HEADQUARTERS. D (
Sb
We wish to call the attention of
oc
le ladjesJo the only well selected
ock of Ladies' Suits and Cloaks
the city. Our goods are better
ocl
( cause they are manufactured in
maha , and made especially for our
tall trade. Call and examine , and at
e styles. WELF & JONES , atCa
9 Thirteenth street , Omaha , Ne Fa
braska. olStl
JuuusRoss will now Iw found at 1M.
at EXCEU.ENT RESTAURANT M.
DTmVEST CORNER OF FIFTEENTH M.NI
NI
: D FARNHAii STREETS.
U2UJ JTJUTJS Ross , Proprietor.
mcE 19 THE DEMOCRATS. KPJ
Having withdrawn my name as
NE
andidate for Constable on the
mocratic ticket , I would respect-
ly announce myself as an Inde-
ident candidate for the position. E ;
AlJCHERj Cas
t Acting Constable.
"Bandall" Again Victorious.
The Omaha pet'Randall' has again
won new laurels this time at Galesburg -
burg , Illinois , on Saturday afternoon
last. He was entered iu the free- . ]
for-all-race , and had fouropponents ,
the well-known horses , "Bnnyn
Jack , " "Observer , " "Whalebone , "
and "Tom Wonder. "
Mr. George Bradley , of this city ,
who witnessed the first three heats
returned to-day , and gave us a brief
synopsis , as follows :
The first heat Randall had all his
own way. _ He out-trotted the others
to the first quarter in 34 seconds ,
half mile in 1:10 , and winning the
heat easily in 2:29J. He could
have distanced the others , had the
driver been inclined , but it was not
his wibh to give Randall too bril
liant a record.
The ( second heat Randall was
ahead to the three-fourth pole ,
when Observer overtook him , and
both came in very close on tbe home
stretch. Randall made a break ,
but came in a little ahead , but nev
ertheless the judges gave the heat to
Observer on acpountof Rqncjall's
breaking.
The third heat Randall took the
pole from Observer , before he had
gone 200 yards , and be t him to the
three-quarter pole. From there to
the wire it was neck and neck , Ran
dall winning in onejength , in 2:27. :
< f -"Brown Jack" took the fourth
hest , 2 32 , and Randall won the fifth
heat and race in 2:29.
Tbe following is the score :
Third RaceTrotting , pun = e S500 ;
free to ajl ;
F. N.Fancher , Qalncy. Eanchci , drawn
J. H. . 'scobs , 1-artTiIle. Observer 41232
ll.TKncebs , Ouiaba , Biowu jJack4 4313
J. B Pcct , Kandall , " - > 1 2 1 2 1
E. W. ilattccts , Tom Wonder 33454
D. W * Mcshi'r , Bushnell , Ghicamauga drawn
Wm. Calljgber , Whaleb ne 6554' '
Time 2.2 % 2 3SKI 2j7 ; ? S } .
The most intense excitement prevailed >
vailed during the whole of the last
race , Observer selling at 505 to $15
in the pools , at the end of the second
end heat , and in the field at the
close of the race.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
SATURDAY , Oct. 10,1874.
The board met pu.rsuaut to ad
journment.
Present Coniniissiouer&McArdle ,
Knight and Redfield.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. .
Dr. McClelland , county physician ,
reported 31 paupers remaining in
the poor house.
Tie resignation of E. J. Haney
as justice 'of the peace for Platte
Valley Pfecinc't'was presented 'and
accepted. ' * '
A petition signed by John Ken-
nelly and 10 others was presented ,
asking for the location of a eounly
road as follows ;
Commencing 20 chains south of
the quarter corner bet tvcen sections
33 and 34 , town 15 , ran < je 13 , run
ning thencp feoutji 5:0 chains to town
line * , thence west forty chains ,
more or less , to the east line
of U P R R , then southerly
along east line of said railroad and
terminating af ' { he Bellevue road.
Said petition also asks for the va
cation of a portion of the Bellevue
mad.
mad.The
The proper notices having been
posted , and bonds duly executed
and approved , George Smith was
appointed compiissioner to view
and report '
The following accounts were al
lowed :
C Wood , sen ices iu treasur
er's office $100 00
J J'B.roSyn &Bro. bjakets for
'
jail . : 40 50
H J Lucas & Bro , supplies for
jail 5 25
G N Crawford , bill McArthur
nssignment 3 75
J HSteincoroner juror's fees 10 00
G B Bailey , " " 2 00
John Tooe. } " " 2 00
J R Porterj witness before
coroner ' . . . . ' . : . ' 1 OQ
J J Brown & Bro , goods for ' '
poor house 37 55
Charles Howcroft , medical
attendance. 17 00
J H Brackin. 2 dozen grain
1 fcfwks..i.\.t 0 00
T H Latey , rent. . . ' . ' . . ' . ' . . ? : 32 00
Jacob Gisb , coffins 12 50
H J Lucas & Brocoods poor 2 75
James Ferry , work tin road , . 53 00
Jonathan Berjin , damages. . . 25 00
ESLudington , work on road 17 00
rhoniRS Patrick.blacksm jtb-
Ing 4 50
fames Duffy , grading In
Douglas precinct 100 00
Philip Casady , work 23 00
Samuel Gregg , work 5 00
? N Deerson , on account re-
pajra to Elkliorn bridge 200 00
Fohu Bryant'lilanU i 56
Adjourned to October 17 , 1874.
LEWIS S. R.EED ,
County Clerk.
WHY IS IT ?
That through all the dull season
ist passed , when other dry goods
tores were empty and clerks asleep , .
tashman's dry goods store has
hvays been ns crowded as ever ?
Vrhy Is It that .old merchants are
amplainlng bitterly , anJ ( are mov-
ig away ? Because Bushman sells
sods as cheap in OMAHA AS i n ,
HEY ARE SOLD INNEW
ORK CITY AT RETAIL , , ,
j c
ecause Bushman's prices at retail F ;
i many goods are less than the
iual wholesale prices. And last ,
it not least , because the people
jve found oul for themsplves that dc
child can buy ns cheap and as
fely as the most experienced buy- 10
, and that is our aim to make our ap
ire the most reliable place of busl-
( ss in this great new northwest.
5 sure and find the right place , 205
juglas street , two doors from
icely Bros. ' meat market i o ,
t9dtf
Ask your grocer fpr ' ( Sea.Foam.'t
t70t
an
WALL PAPER for sale very cheap
JOHN B. DETWILEK'S
rpet Store , 14th street between
rnham and Douglas.
sept3dtf&wlt
SEAD the advertisement of
Hellman & Co. septl5eodtf i 14t ,
TW GOODS JUST ARRIVED !
LOW PRICKS ! !
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ! ! ! C
LEA'DID ASSORTMENT. Wi
CALL AT THE the
! W YORK DRY GOODS STORE has
228 FARNHAM STREET. , BEJ
, sept28-tf
uy your Dry Goods at the Cheap Rec
h Store. E. H. Samory , 559
i street. sept21-tf
Headquarters for fine cakes and
pastry at Latex's , corner Douglas
and Twelfth. Fresh Boston cream
cakes. octlOtf
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AT AL
LEN'S. oct0t3
Ask your grocer for "Sea b oam. "
oct 7 Gt
NOTICE.
A Fair and Festival will be held
at the Baptist Church ( Colored ) , on
the corner of Eleventh and Harney
streets , for four evenings , commenc
ing Monday , October 12th , 1874.
The proceeds of the first two even
ings , viz : October 12th and 13th ,
will be for the benefit of the Ladies
Union Aid Society , and the proceeds
of the last two evenings , viz : Octo
ber 14th and 15th , will be used for
the benefit of the church , which
needs assistance. octOtS
Bunce , the favorite Hatter , beinc
overcrowded in his old quarters has
removed to the large and elegant
store lately known us McAusland's
gun store , northeast corner of 14th
and Douglas streets. Give him a
call. o94t
BUY your Hats and Caps at the
Cheap Cash Store. E. H" Samory ,
550 IGth street , sept21tf
Indian Curiosities at No. 170
Farnham street , corner llth fetreet.
may 7-tf.
ROUT. PURVIS , General Agent for
the Quincy Mill's Sea Foam Flour ,
made from selected winter wheat ,
and warranted to give perfect satis
faction , 544 14th"street , between
Douglas and Dodge. oct 7 6t
ATTENTION.
A few questions for the pattjes to
answer jn regard to "NJ V" Howe 1
Machines for $35.00.
lst , Why are the Machines all
numbered over 700,000 ( which
numbers'ihe Company have never
reachedVJf they aie good machines ?
2d. Why do not the Jiumbers in
the shuttle race-iporrepond wth { he
platp"qumbenp if they are new
machines ?
3d. Why are the numbers in the
shuttlerracc all filed down so as not
to be legible if ihey are new ma
chines ? | " _ V
.
CAUTION. ' J
Parties purchasing Howe-Ma
chines will look well to the numbers
and see that the plate numbers and ,
! f " * * * " " f ' J 'MJf'p ' l |
numbers in shuttler'race correspond ,
as they ought to in every Howe
Machine that has not been tampered1
with ,
THE HOWE MACHINE Co.
sept23tf
Fqr fipe clothing { m J furnishing
goods to suit th'e fall and winter
season , call at „
se5eodts M. HEU < MAN & Co.
A very choice lot of New Pickles
in glass and by the gallon , at
octlOSt ALLENS.
Ask-your grocer for "Sea Foam. "
oct 1 Gt
My Teas and Coffees are not
equalled by any house in this city.
olQ3 { P. H.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all persons who may de
sire to offer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the primary or
pommon schools of this c nnty , at
fhe court house , Omaha , Neb. , on
Saturday , Nov. 7th , 1874. Exami
nation to commence at 9 o'clock a.
m. SUP'T PUB. INSTRUCTION.
oct10 4t
PEYOKE'S OYSTER HOUSE.
207 Parnham Street.
run coz.
Raw Oysters 5.0
Stewed " in milk , 50
do , ' * in water , 50
do " dry 5Q
do " plain 50
do c < Boston . 60
Broiled " plain 75
do " a la Brochet 75
? rje4 ' { 5
Scalloped 75
toasted " fancy on toast 50
V Booth's Select per cat } 75
do medium 65
J > ep26tf
BUY your Boots and Shoes at the
.heap Cash Stoi'c. E. H. Samory ,
59 IGth street septaitf
* * *
i
WINDOW SHADES & TRIMMINGS.
Inted shade cloth , white linen
[ ollands , band shades , store shades
PI
id oords and tassels to , match.
JOHN B. DETWILER ,
arpet Store , 14th street , oetween
ariiham and Douglas" .
sepSdtfwlt
DYEINQ , cleaning and repairing
me hi the neatest manner , at the
STEAM DYE WORKS ,
th 8tLet Farnham and Douglas
ir28t f-
NEW CRAMBERRIES ,
- NEW CANNED GOODS , and
ALL GROCERIES RETAILED
AT WHOLESALE PRICES BY
tf A. H. GLADSTONE & Co. 637
Man .
CAKPETINGS ,
Vou can always find the largest Co
d best assortment of Sti
and.
CARPETS Wor
OIL-CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES
MATTINGS
MATS AND RUGS
at JOHN B. DETWILER'S ,
h street , between Farnham and
) ouglas streets. s3 atfwlt.
FOR SALE CHEAP , Thi
me Full Cabinet Wheeler and
Isou Sewirg Machine , with all
latest improvements. Itisncw
never been run. Inquire at the
s office. !
aug7-tf
BOOTH'S OYSTERS
ived daily by express.
, MEYEB & RAAPKE.
McKelllgon-a card on
second page. juue2-tf
The undersigned will sit at the
office of Burr & Mumaugh on Sat
urday , October 10th , and Monday ,
October 12th , for the purpose of ma
king additions and corrections to
the list of legal voters of the Secouff
ward , Omaha , Nebraska , from 9
to 12 o'clock a. m. , and from 1 to 5
o'clock p. m. , October 9th , 1874.
A. R. ORCHARD ,
octOtS Registrar.
Any quantity of furnishing goods
such as shirts , underwear , socks ,
etc. , from the "finest" to lower
grades , sold very cheap at
&e5eodtf M. HELLMAN &Co
Overcoats made up in the best
btyle , for comfort as well as ele
gance , at very moderate prices.
si 5 eod t M. HELLMAN & Co.
Thp latest styles in suits at sur
Arising low figures sold by
sclSeodtf M. HELLMAN & Co.
Boys' , youths' and children's
clothing ; the best varieties and sold
very low at
seloeodtf M. HELLMAN & Co.
GEO. H. PETERSON , tnepionee
cigar manufacturer , keeps con
stantly on hand the very best
brands of cigars , and also jone
Jack , Fruits and Flowers , and
"Durham" Smoking Tobacco.
211 Douglas street
mayGeodlv
TYPE FOR SALE
A Font of Bourgeois Type , of
which th's is a sample , weighing 600
Ibs. This type has been in vise on
the Daiy | Bpc less than one' year ,
and is nearly as good as new.
For le'rms &p. , add S
E. HOSEWATEB ,
M f. Publisher of the Bee
REMOVAL OF OFFICE- .
The Cnieago i North western rail
way office has beep removed to No.
253 Farnham street , in the Grand
Central Hotel. Parties doing busi
ness with that line will fin 4 a repre-
s iit\tiye \ of the road at the new of-
ficp during business hours. Sleeping
oar diagrams will bo kept at this
new office and sleeping berths can
be secured as usual. Full and relia
ble information in regard to the
time of trains , rates of fare , connec
tions , and every qthpf ROJH $ con. ?
nccted theVe'wUfi , w'il bo'ch'eerfully
'furnished at all times.
\ C. G. Eopy ,
Jjjroct\vi5 } fjenoral Agept
Confectioners' ' Tool Wgrks ,
Th.o3i > MHls & Bro. ,
Confectipiiers'Tools
e oulIce Cieam
Freezer ) < tc.
Nos. 1301 & 1303'No , Eighth St.
Proprietors : 1 ESTABLISHED 1854.
THOMAS MILLS , lx -
GEO. M. MILLS , /1ATALOOUES f SENT
ATLKitP.PARiiKB.JV-/ application.
\
' . SJIYTHE.G. . C. GRAVES. '
SMYTHE & GRAVES ,
Attorneys
Room 5 CreigbtOtt Block ; .
SAVAGE & MANDERSOfi ,
Attorneys at Law ,
242 FABNHAM 8TBEAT.
JOHN C.
rtozTmoy. QoUoltox *
AM > COUNSELOR.
OFFICE CB.ETGirrQN'8 B/.OCK ,
OMAHA , KEUBASKA.
Mfltf
_
T. W. T. Kicnaros , 1
Attorney at Lawf ;
iflce 490 13th St , , fet , Parnlism' '
aud Hivnpy"0maba , Neb. j * "
P1 0. Bc ± ; '
G. W.
m , t XJIA. ( TV
HEDICli'S OPERA HOUSE
OMAHA - FEB.
-rS ir i
ja ,
YICTOa COFFMAIV ,
HYSICIAN and SURGEON
, c <
( OVEK ISU'S DEUG.STOEE , )
Stx-oot ,
KbTABUOJC. w. M.
[ STABROOK& FRANCIS
lag
TTORNEYS AT IiAW. mot men
Add
FFICECrtiihton Block , Omaha , Neb. -
6oj
TOVS STOR 3.
E. F. OOiOK ,
14tt St. , b tweea Oonglu.
.ufacturer of Til Copper and Shfpt Iron
Wore , and dealer in
olnng and Heating stove s I " , T
inipfd. Japanned and tVenih War on
Tin Roofing , Gutters ml Spouting and
Ir 'lone and warranted.
CTOB : ,
Minting
An
xFerrl
3 Bee Job Printing House CHica
r
EXECUTU ALL KJXDS OV Jnire *
L .
JOOK AXD JOB PKI TWG
SFSGIAX , NOTICES.
KOi'lUE. Actrertlstuieiila of To lt , For
Sale , Lost , Wants , Found , Hoarding , dc. , H1
be inwrtwl In these columns once for TEN
CENTS per line ; e ch subsequent insertioti ,
FIVE CEFTS per line.The lirst iusertlon
never less than TWENTY-I'I VU CEi < Trf
A girl to do general Housework ,
WANTED familf. Inquire at' o KS
llth St. b t. DougL.3 and Dodte. ocil2dit
T > OAEDING WANTED By a Lady , four
JC > mouths during the absenceof her husband.
1'romptFay. C. t. , this office. ost.l.M2t
TpOR SALE CHEAP A large Mo.-nlng Glory
C Stovedouble heater. Apply at Judge WnLe-
ley'sN. E. cor 19th and Cal. ct. octlWSt.
rpOR the beat cider and for the purest cider
11 vinrgargo to Merntta 155 Faruham bt.
cctlOJlui.
WANTED a situation in a fam'.Iv by a
yeuug German girl , who can make her
self generally useful at Household work. Aj > -
ply at BEE office. octlCMIt1' .
FOK RENT. Nicely furckhed front bed
room. 279 Douglas St. between 15th and
16th , south fide. oct9dt °
FOR REST Four nicely furnished rooms
in a private house , southeast corner of
12 > h and Pacific Street , at reasonable terms.
oolSeodSt.
MONEY TO LOAN Call at the law omce of
D. L. Thomas , Boom 8 Vischen Block.
octTtf-
A Store room for rent , 14th Ft. joining Steel
JtJohnson. . Inquire of A. J. bimpson ,
3oj Dodge. octTtf
llOPOSALi. Reposals will be received by
the undersigned for supplying the board
o ( education , far the onaulug year , with hard
and soft wood , to bo delivered at the different
school buildings in such quantifies and at such
times as may be needed. Proimsals to he OQ-
doised , "Proposals for wood. " The board re
serve the right to reject any or all bidi.
W. II. S. UUGHES.
octTdJteod. Se'relary Board of Education.
MIO RENT A house with fire rooms , good
1 cellar and cistern. S. W. Cor. 13th and Chicago
cage it. C. AXFOltD. octCtf.
O bMOVAL. Dr. Lewis has rern ved his
Xv r-oiilencotothe hrst house south cf the
Kaptist Church , and Lis oifiic to room No. 5 ,
Crelghton block. octsdtf.
FOR SALE My liiht one hc.r e [ ai.ilfy car
riage , suitable for ( wp or four per ons. Al'O
two or rhreu lAr'o work borset cheap , for cosh.
oct34tf. GEO. W. 11OMAN JR.
TTtOR REST Brick store corner Chicago ard
C 16th streets , The lest s and in the cifr ,
having been occupied as a grocery for ha last
seven years , a good cemen cJ wi'sr.
oct2dt ( 4 BRIGHT.
W ANTED Day boarder * . U. W. Cor,12th ,
and Howard gt. sep28eodtf.
TTTANTED hy the year , a man who is a
V V pract tal farmer , with a wife who is a good
cook and I'ousckeeper to go into Iowa , thirty
miles east of Council Bluffs one or two chil
dren not objectionable if able to do chores. L'n-
quiret 233 Fa-iiham street. sep29dtf
TTiOU RENT Store , Dwelling. Boarding , and
Jj warehouscu. lagujre'if
ALF. D. JONE" ,
scpiSJtf S. E. cor. Douglas and 15th sts.
ri HEAT BARGAINS IN CITYPKOBCRTV ,
\JT Ticlfststoand from Europe , foreign ex-
cuange. Inquire al $09 ] 4th strtet , bet. Far-
nahman4DoHgiad. J. JOHNSON.
FOR SALE. 3 good lot * on 13th , near Paul
street for S330. 1 small lot 33ifi6 , on 23 and
Cass street J''tK ) 0 acres of Douglas county
la ml , first class , 10 miles out , { 610. New house
and lot S years time. 91,800.
BOGGS i 11ILL , Keal estate agents.
sep23eodtf. 284 Dodce street.
Fb\V nrst-class boarders wanted r { AtU5
Bushes' : 53S 13th. U ' > ( . dip. ave. ani
Davcniort. HQoat abjg. ' f-fpt 2tl
TTOUSp 1X { WK4T Ninth and di.ital
ATtejnUB- 8- u AYLOR 4 Co.
s * , ,
MONEY TO LOAN Inquire at Law Office
of F. A. BgAIARoom 9 , Viicher's Block
U ala , ssptlEdtf
( PI KBAT bargains In real estate , for sale lot 7
\JTill blook 89 , with all imnrovomcnts there
on , situated on Dodge Street , between IStlii 14th
Streets , at the low price of $5,500. Enquire ol
M. HELLMAN It. CO. Corner af rrahham A
thirteenth fetreets , ' " ' at 4 d 30 t. "
-n , Uerman , Norweg'an
Swedish , or Irish girls'to work in hotels ,
restaurants and private families. Inquire at
Cotirilli Co. , Employment Bureau , 577 Fif
teenth Street , opposite Post Office. .eptf2dtf
fTUIE House and lot nexl north of C. E. Yost's
_ L residence is forgtle at tbe low price of
Sj.500 a trifle more tbau the coet of licprovc-
mpjnu , Inquire of E. W. AMBROSE , Attor
ney , near heart of Doualas street. soptSdtf
ltl ) Any one waniin toscit or ex
WA change any kind of business , house lots ,
lands or merchandise , call on us. We hare
chances entirely in our bird ! , aQbnllut ; the
beat investment for ' caplraT , both email and
? res > COriT.tLL'iCO. , Kxclwnga. and tol-
teotinj Bureau , $31 15th street , yiposltc P. st
Otflcc. sept2dtf
TO THE FoDi > tG-The undersigned has
opened an office for emiloyment of male
and female help for stores offices honsr
, , ; , pri
vate families. i\c. \ AU in want of the same , or
wantlcg yaployme it , "please call on us.-
COTTniLL'S Co. , Exchange nd Employment
Bureau , 53115th struct , opncsilo Po t Orilce.
geptZdtf
MONEY TO LOAN On approvea persona
security , also City and County Warrants
sought and eel 1. Inquire at Law Office of T.
W. r. Richards , No. 49013th St. , Omaha.
AugSdtf
rtTORE TO BE J9i Douglas street. In-
"
5 quire oj WEBBEK A BKHM.
WANTED Day boarders , at the touthwest
cor. of 10th and Harner sts. e29tf
SHERIFF'S SALt , .
By rirtae f an ordttfol sale Issued out of the
Mstiiet Cdurt for DouRlas County , Nebraska ,
tid to me directed , t will , on the Z3th day of
Ictobcr , A. P. 1874 '
, at 10 o'clock a , ra of said
ay , at the south.rpor of the Court House , in
uc cjty of Ouiiha , In said county , cell at .tuctlou
part of the pioj > erty described In raid order
a-wil :
Beginning at the north er-at corner of the
luth east quater of section sixteen (1C ( ) , town-
iip fifteen ( S ) , north , of range t hi. teen (13) ( ) ,
m.aml running tbecce south 6 chains , thence
est 8K chains , then.ce north a chains , thence
ist 8 % chains to the place of beginning , con-
lining ( Iacres , more or less , in xu'd Douglas
uunty , to satisfy a judsmeat of r ld Court , re-
) vereil by John I Hnlick and Clinton Brlgga
aingt Archibald T. Finn.
ALFRED HURLEY , Sheriff.
Oaiaha , Scptembtr 2fi. _
DhXTER L , THOMAS ,
tlonicy and Counselor at Lair.
OPPICE BCOB Bo' Visscaer's Block ,
'MAHA - - - NEB
J. O , SZ..TTER.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Flour and Eeed.
Highest Price pa'd for Country Produce.
: oVa 2koV , 067 15'Ji St , bet Dode 4 ; Cap '
ct8t/ . OH A H A , NEB.
5WILKAM LATEY ,
jr. ' 16th and Webster Sts.
' ,
Keeps a complete assortment ol
ROCEIUES and
PROYISIOXS.
DAY. Agents want-
ed. All clas es of workpeople -
people of Cither ex , younv or old , make
e ruouer nt worker u in thpir spare mo- TU
lUorsll th tm than at anything elsa.
lie .STlNM .N A Co. . Portland. Mil ne
PASSENG-EHS
ing East or South from Omaha
Ints on U. P.B.B. , hould take th (
JNCOLN KOUTE"
\ Tia The
CHISUN & NEBRASKA
\ RAILROAD i
f cure tor thrmselvoi the chotv ol Six
Popular Bs
ilsou to Chicago and St. Louis ,
making Reliable Anectionaandbeics Thi
iped iritli Pelwa D wd cre-li
T aieeplag Can , , portl
delay and IncoaTenfencoarrlTlngfrorn
ei and tranifera can be arolded West of
go and SI. Loul * by securing Ticlteti Tia
aiSOH anil the ATCJIlfi'JM * ( fjoi
NEBBAHKA RAI.1O-IO. I TheE
t nd"EelhWe Connections are also made / a
with the A. T. < t 8. F. B R. for the
.t Arkansas Taller & Colorado , T > ,9C
rlth all fines running Booth to. points In and motu a
them Kansas and the Indian Territory.
Ask for Tickets Tia Pli
7COLN & ATCHISO.N
18. C.SMITH , F. WHITE Am
Ben'J Supt. Gen'l Pass. A t.
The Kins of the . SEWING MACHINE WORLD a * | H-u.iicMy ! t tu Ifir , ,
Kealms CI Finanre.
SALES JFOtf 1873 :
In Hound ISTumbers 232,444 Machines
ItBelnK over One Hundred ard Thirteen Tl-ctifntidiLcrcitaibiEotlni , , , r , i . .
Sewing Machine Company duiing the same tic-e. lojl * J *
It nillhar ly be denied jpon such evidence tbnt the aujriorily of the Sliite- i , fuT ) |
THE SINGER GO.
W. Iff. 3STASON , Agent ,
je O. 212 DOUGLAS STREET O3TAHA ?
J. J. BBOWN & BBO. ,
TIT . JjdJiljl ? UlWi'Jb ± ifcv
Agents for tlie Oriental Powder Co.
STEFXE & JOHNSON
WHOLESALE
sia psoa > s Kto CK
528 and @ 4O Fourteenth Street ,
BET. DOUGLAS AND DODGE
& GALLAGEB.
-SUCCtSSORb TO CREIOHTON ANO MORGAN
WHOLESALE GROCERS ,
KG. 10& Farnliain street
WHITNEY , B AUSERMAT& & CO.
WHOLESALE GEOOEES
ITo , 247 Douglas
mch27yl AGENTS FOR Til * . 1'OKDER CO.
CLARE : & FBEETCH ,
I
AMD DEALERS ZZV
Canned Goods , Dried 'Fruits ' , Green Fruits in Seasons i (
je 1 .MINERS ,
SOLICITED/ PROMPTLY FILLED.
A , , s. s z IM : 3 ? s o
MANUFACTURER AND WUOIE AiE
53s ST. ,
O , Z , .
288 Dodge Street , 2d Door East of 16th - Street. ,
I keep cons Jntly on hand the finest stMkef Broad Cloth , Ca
slmercs
.
which I aui prepared to mn.e up in tfce most fiuhionab1 nd Verting *
at the lowest I osall/ie uricea. etjlcs and to Miit the moat faatidlciui
jelOdlj-
ROBERT C. STEEL ! , ,
) EALEBIN
BRTTSHSS , LAMP GOODS ETC.
357 Douglas Street
mcnlSeodlr
l ffSTiV
JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS , HOSIERY , GLOYES
231 Famtiam
J. J , BRQWiq &
-\YHOtESALE
DEALERS IX
STAPLE Km FANCY DBY
ys-v jnd JJoots and. Shoes.
JOHN T.
JOBBER OF--
ih@Ml Heavy Hi
IRON , STEEL , NAILS , WAGON STOCK , '
-AND-
A.C'Ria'CniT'CTHASi
22kIPIIEI1SElsr'T' = ;
IBKSIIK1W. IIAKKMTKRfl . . . . , KEA EnSM " S mTriTT N " & V l ,
coiiar.oi.A.virERM. PLOwsTtfrJi.v ? ? f" .VPf8' EKOKII
T
" " "
> , - . , . KAKKUASD WAOI1K8 * ' *
48 Douglas
KENEY vj
HOMOBEKGEE.
DEALER IN
and
B Barlii 4ton a 1 M'ssaurl Plrer Rillrcai Co. , oSsrs jt ! -i - at Inar . in , . .
aMffiVu , iffi
LAUGE JJEDUCIOXS FOR CASH PAYaiBXTS.
rth of Platte , J.oup Fork and Elkhorn Vaffevs * .
i iSiS i'SW.1 ? 8a , K ? SiK
South of tif Platte
. , . " * "
pinianyoirnesalargebolyofthebestlandlnN.b , . . .
a. GM ! elbr numerons .trt.
lja < * ut to itsrallrji . 1 ai 1 in thaliral * n < l best d ioWt r-,7 jtate u , o
publican Valley. ForclrcularsanifuUinfor t erT-pn.1 0 ' \
ny Moore , General Agent. Office South and
Opposite the Union Depot ,
1 in C. B. & Q. office , Grand Central Hotel.
OMAHA JSTEB.