THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY § , 1877-Eight Pages.
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THE DAILY BE :
JJondny Horning , January 8 , 18
THE OMAHA DATLY BEE
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mproper delivery of the paper , if
dressed to this office , will receive prompt
teation.
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largest circulation both inOmahaandabr *
And U therefore , the beat and cheapest
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i 00 fix months.
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ne column Inwidth ) for one Insertion , and t
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Oud Advertisements Inserted on contract
9 'months or a year. $3.00 per month
, 85.00 per month for two squares ,
louare
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payment for the advertising Is rend <
ben
advance. Advertisements such as , For E
In
Wet Bent , Situation * Wanted , Lost , Found , ,
Buder the special column , are charged at 10 a
Mr line for the first Insertion , and 5 cents
Kh subsequent Insertion. No Advertisem <
taken for less than 23 cents.
Advertisements In the Local News Column
to cents per line for each Insertion , count
MM heading and fractional lines as full line
Business reviews In the local columns ,
marked as advertisements , are 25 cents per 1
Advertisements In the WEEKLY BEE
karged at the same rates as In the Dally ,
monthly contracts , which
cards on
Mpting
k oflbe rate In the Daily , per month.
All Advertisements Inserted under contra
the expiration of the t
K taken out before
tMdned , wiH be charged at transient rates.
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SEnmn , or four Inches for a double colui
Tor rate * on large space fcc. , Address
uclna * Manager ,
OMAHA BEE ,
Omaha , Neb
BREVITIES.
Get your job printing done
tbe BEE office.
Try the "Hard to beat" fine c
ftt Max Meyer & Co.'s.
The U. P. whisue now blows
715 a. m. , 12 m. , and 4:45 p. m.
Jimmy McMicriael , the hac
man , is having a handsome land
built % by Meadimber & Daily.
One hundred and three recru
/or the Second cavalry pass
through Omaha Saturday morni
en route to the west.
The fire department wagon I
come out in a gaudy dress of ne
paint , and presents a very neat a
handsome appearance.
The Omaha Library Associati
begins the year of 1877 free frc
debt , and with a balance of t1
dollars in the treasury.
Get your buuday supply
Btuba at Max Meyer & Co.'s.
Mibs Kittie Snow , formerly
this city , was married , on Chn
mas Day , at Santa Barbara , C :
1/oruia , to Mr. B. P. Winchester.
E , H. Buckingham , the new d
trict attorney , and his partner , A
Green , have moved tlieir office o-v
Welt & McDonald's store , on Far
ham street.
Lost , on Thursday , supposed ,
a Ibtii street cur , a pocket-bo
Containing a sum ot money. ]
leaving itat thib office , the find
will be liberally rewarded. *
At ttie New York Billiard Ha
Farnuam stieet , between Ten
and J leveutn , a nue slock will
given away to the best Ten-p
player , Saturday night , jau5-2t
Among those who were kill
in the recent terrible railroad aci
dent at Ashtabula were Mary a <
.Ellen Austin , wno are reported
_ the telegrams as living at Omaha.
Architect Duirene is engag
In drawing plans for a three-siu
bricK buuumgtobe erected early
the pring at the northeast corner
Farnnatn and Eleventh streets.
Peter Beseu nas bought tl
meat market of J. JM. Yerga <
Sixteenth street , between xtod ,
and Capital avenue , and has taki
Charge ot the same. He is an e
penenced butcher , and will keep <
hand the best 01 everything in t
line.
The Omaha Sportsmen's ch
'
has elected the following officers f
the ensuing year : President , 1. . '
Kimball ; vice president , Yank
Hathaway ; secretaiy , Zach Ta
lor ; treasurer , William Prestoi
board 01 managers , B. JS. B. Ke
nedy , John Iretty , and D. C. Si
phen.
A family consisting of a sii
.husband , a wife and three childre
arrived at the Union Pacific En
grant House three or four days a ,
in very destitute circumstances , ha
ing run out of money. They cac
from Kaneaa and were going to tl
Black Hills , where the wife expec
ed to support the family by doii
washing for the miners. Alurkl
& < Co. kept them at the Emlgra :
House for nothimj , and yesterdt
the wife related the condition of h
affairs at the Police Court , after La
ing failed hi obtaining assistam
elsewhere. Policeman Byrne teethe
the case in hand , and in a few hou
collected twenty dollars among tl
business men. Mr. Kiinball , gei
gral ticket agent of the Union PJ
Ciflc , generously agreed to send tl
whole family to Sidney for flftee
dollars , thus leaving them five do
I rs , They will 'leave on this a
ternoon's emigrant train.
FELL BY THE WAYSIDE
A Nevada Miner Claims to H
Been Bobbed of About
$300 Friday M
James li. Campbell is toe us
of a Nevada miner who arrived !
Friday on a Union Pac.flo ti
from the "West. He-Is a half orpb
aged about thirty , and was on
way to St. t.ouis to visit nis a
mother , who had written to 1
some time ago to come hoi
He had saved up money enoi
to make the visit in a comiortt
manner , and to . .give his mot
some ot his savings. He stoppei
the Union Pacific Emigrant Hoi
and at night he came up to t
in the town , . .but before he
through tbe town took him
lake many others he fell by
wayside and among thieves. H
ing indulged freely hi the "arder
he sauntered fortn and eucouute
a female a woman of the tow :
to wfaom be introduced himg
He accompanied her to a housi
ill fame , where he spent an hou
two hi her society. At last he
turned to the Emigrant House i
fearfully drunken condition. K
morning when he awoke he foi
that he had been robbed of tourt
twenty-dollar gold pieces i
twenty-five dollars in sib
making $305 In all.
coat baa been cut , and
pantaloons pocket drawn up throi
the hole ai.d Uie contents extract
Mr. Campbell , who was still c
biderably mixed , was a very an ,
man when he discovered his 1 <
and swore and tore around com
erably. He informed the police
the circumstauces and it is thou
the robbery was commit ttd by
woman , who , it appears , belong !
the Council Blui& fraternity
soiltd doves. She wasn't to
found in Omaha , and it is v
likely that she has returned
Council Bluffs. Campbell , allhoi
h- > has a ticket to St. Louis , sayfl
h ° ck to Nevada to ei
3 > . ncy before he goes hoi
Late Saturday afternoon the
lice struck a different track , and
rested William H. Wils'n on
charge of having committed
robbery. He had gone the roui
with Campbell , and had.appea
over friendly. He had during
day exhibited several gold piei
and when arrestea had considers
money in his possession , for wh
he could give no good and satis.
tory account He was examinee
the Police Court , and the evidei
seemed strong enough to warn
JuH-e Pttor in holding him
trial at the next term of theDisti
Court , placing his bail atf500wh
lie was unable to glye , and he
iccordmgly sent to jail Carapl
was also held in custody to m :
sure of his testimony at tbe trial.
Ambition is rarely satisfied w
my attainment. The greatest n
have been the most restless
ichievement. Another examplt
round hi B. T. Babbitt's Toilet 60
lis latest invention. In this
combined delicate , natural see
ind the purest material to be fou
&s a result , it is unequaled , and
soon become the great popular
rorite.
The popular and progressive ho
> f Cruickshank & Co. have an <
jant assortment of .NEW E
BROIDERIES. Stsat tu tl
DISSOLUTION OF.PAUTNf
fcHlP.
The firm of H. P. Thiele &Bro
it has this day been dissolved
nutual consent , H. P. Thiele h :
ng bought the whole interest , s
le will carry on the business at 1
> 86 Thirteenth street , between C
tel avenue and Davenport. 1
COME SOUiN A-XU dECU :
fOUR BABGAIM8 IN THO
3HEAP CLOAKS AT WELF
MCDONALD'S. 1
P1TTSBURG , MOISOAGAB
DA , RYE WHISKY at M.
KENNEDY'S , 488 Thirteenth
6-lt
Kaese & Ziebel Kucben t
jveningatLauterbach's Cont'nec
Saloon , on 13th Street. janGlt
DANCING ACADEMY.
Miss Montgomery's Even !
School ffill commence on Wedn
lay mzht , January 10th , at ee\
> 'clock , at Clark's Hall. jan6 1
SMBKOIDERIESj !
EMBROIDERTE
Sew Goods , Sweetly prtlfy ,
At CKUICKBKANK & Co.'s
tu th
NESV EMBROIDERIES ,
This season's importation ,
At CFUICKSHANK & Co.'s. .
3teat tu th
NEW EMBROIDERIES ,
Wgings and Insertions to Mate
At CEUICKSHASK & Co's.
tSsat tu th
You want one of Bunco's holld
lata for to-morrow. It
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
J. A. Slye , of Chicago , is at
Metropolitan.
I. Coe , of Nebraska City , isat
Grand Central.
L Eisenbach , of Chicago , is at
Grand Central.
J. J. Dunne , ot London , Eng
at tbe Grand Central.
Wm. M. Foster , of Chicago :
at the Grand Central.
A. D.Campbell , of Davenport
at the Grand Cential.
A. R. Z. Dawson , of Deadwc
is at the Urand Central.
State Treasurer MoBride , of 1
coin , spent Sunday in Omaha.
Mr. G. H. Collins and wife
turned from the east Saturday.
J. R. Jackson , of Minneap (
Minnesota , is at the Metropohl
Miss Leffen and Mis ? Burns , >
have been teaching hi the Cen
school , left Saturday for their he
in Oswego , New York.
Col. H. B. Burnham , Judge .
vocate of the Department of
Flatte , left for Cheyenne , Saturi
to attend a court-martial.
J. B. Omohundro ( Texas Jii
came in from the West last ev
ing and stopped at the Grand C
tral. He hus been hunting all w
ter in the mountains with an E
lish party. He left for the I
this afternoon.
H. P. Thiele & Brother , ci
manufacturers , have dissolved p ;
nership , and Mr. H. P. Thiele \
carry on tbe business alone at
Thirteenth street , between Cap
avenue and Davenport street ,
is an energetic business man , i
will continue to increase his bi
ness and meet with the same suc <
that has thus far rewarded his
torts. He manufactures cigara
excellent quality , at eastern pri <
He is enabled to do this by cutt
down expenses and buying his i
terial in large quantities.
4k
At a meeting of the Board
Education Thursday evening a i
elution was adopted providing t
until further o clers the meeting !
the board will be held in the up
southwest room in the < Third w
school building. G W. Gray i
elected to fill tbe vacancy caused
the resignation of H. G. Clare
the Third ward. E. K. Long T
elected vice president in place
H. G. Clark , resigned It was
dered that a meeting of the exa
ining'committee beheld at si
times this month as will be m
convenient for the members , for i
examination of those teachers w
may desire examfnation , and
the examination of those teach
in the schools who do not hold ce :
ficates.
In the Cdicago tribune 01 ti
urday , Jan. 6 , appeais a long c
patch ( ? ) in regard to the Nebras
Senatorial fight. It was eviden
sent to the "tribune as a letter , a
inserted as a , 'special dispatch"
order to make a show of enterpi
on the part of that paper. It ci
tains several misstatements , wh
show that the writer is not so *
oosted as be might be. Perhaps i
Republican will attribute the i
thorship of this "special dispatc
( ? ) to the same person to whom
gave credit for a political dispa
on the same matter , in the Inbi
about a week ago. If the Repw
can does so , it will be wholly wroi
J -EBERHAKT'tt "JBAZ AR"l
B@"OFFERED DOR SALE.-
Having accepted an interest ii
wholesale house in New York ,
begin March 15th , guaranteeing i
a certainty of 510,000 yearly , I v
sell my business here , the "Varii
Bazar" the best established , b
advertised , and best paying busm
for capital invested in the W <
Established 10 years , and dqinf
first-rate trade ( an increase of
per cent , over any previous yea
Business is Books , Toys , Statione
Wall Paper , Birds , Baby Buggl
Library ) &c. , occupying con
brick , 80 feet deep , 2 floors a
basement , ( fine stairway to
floor ) , in a splendid location. Mi
have half cash down. If sold so
no bonus for good will , but will E
at cost of stock and fixtures. If i
sold by March 1st , I withdiaw
putting a partv here to run it
me. Zhis in a rare chance seldi
offered. I goEast January 15
returning February 1st. Thi
meaning business , address or call
once EberharVaBazar1
Omaha , Neb
P. 8. Not one do'lar of indebk
ness on the stock all paid for.
jan4-t0 [ 18 ;
iiagan's Magnolia , Kalm p
serves and restores the coraplexk
removes freckles , tan and sallo
neaa ; makes tbe shin soft , wh
t.ml delicate. Its application ca
not be detected. mar20eod&w
THE OMAHA HOUSfc
3 the best one dollar and a hi
lotel between New Yog and Si
Francisco. FBEDERICB IRTH ,
dec28tf Prop
SHOOTING SCRAPE.
A Bootblack Wtnuds a Coloi
Man in the Stomach.
Tom McVey , a bootblack , wb
loafing , Saturday night , in the
loon formerly kept by Curry ,
lower Douglas street , interfered ii
game of cards by giving "pointei
to one of the players , to which H <
ry Turner , a colored man , who v
playing a hand , objected The
upon a quarrel ensued between T
ner and McVey , when the lat
drew a revolver and shot the lorn
in the stomach , and escaped out
the back door.
The wound is a very danger *
one , and may prove fatal. The
jured man was conveyed to
home , corner Tenth street and Ci
itol avenue , and a doctor was a
ed to attend him. The ball v
probed for , but could not be foui
Policeman Byrne and Germ
arrested McVay in a house , con
of Ninth and Dodge street , but i
until after he had made a despen
resistance and been knccked do1
with a billy. He will be examit
at the police court this morning.
MUST BE CLOSED OUT.
Welf & McDonald are now off
ing Cloaks at 25 per cent , belt
cost , in order to cloco out th
winter stock to ma tee room
spring styles. n
Everything at low figures
Bunoe's. n
NEW EMBROIDERIES.
5 , 7 } , 10 , 12 } , 15 , 16 } , and 20 cen
CRUICKSHANK & Co.'s ,
t3sat tu th
The ladles 01 wood Samarit
Hospital propose giving one ot thi
old-time "balls" on January 11
at Clark's Hall. Good music w
be in attendance , refreshments w
be served , and it is hoped that
consideration of its worthy object
large sum will be realir" ' ' " " !
tickets , Sl.OO , and cm f-e found
all the bookstores and other uai
places. jane&Il
BARGAINS IN REMNAM TS.
Closing out last year's embroider ]
at CRUICKSHANK & Co.'e.
t3sat tu th
New Damasse , Suits leceived tt
week at Welf & McDonald's. It
"IMPORTANT. "
Clothing and Gents Furmshii
Goods , Hats and Caps , Trunl
Valises , etc. , sold at "LOWER" pi
ces than ever in this city , by
M. HELLMAN & Co.
jan4eod-febl
A fine Beaver Cloak forSS.OO ,
At WELF & MCDONALD'S.
A perfect fit guaranteed or j
sale. it
Some of ihe liquor dealers si
that they cannot sell so much hqu
since the French Coffeee House h
been moved to 252 Farnham strei
Nearly all prefer that splendid coff
to liquors. dec5eod6m
TO GET good bargains , call
the one price store of
M. HELLMAN & Co. ,
Cor. Farnham & 13th 8l
Jan4eod-febl
Take your oyster meals at tl
French Coffee House , 252 Farnha
street , and you will have them fi ;
rate. decl5eod6m
"GRAND CONCERT" ev&
night at the Billiard Hall of tl
Omaha House on Harrey stree
between 12th and 13th , by tl
$5,000 orchestrion. d28-tf
Business Cards , enow Cards , Vi
iting Cards , Ball Programmes , Bi
Tickets , Circulars , Posters , etc. ,
the BEE Job Rooms l38 Farnba :
street. tf
If you presence remedies you
self , see that they are effective at
will do no harm. "Forest Tai
preparations are of this charactc
for the throat and lungs. dec5-dl
CKOCKERY , CHINA , GLASl
WARE.
Hobble's great closing out sale
cost. 222 Farnham street , up-stah
deo9-lm.
Any lady who will send us
paid-up yearly subscriptions , ou
slue of Omaha , for the Daily BE
will receive from us by express as
gift a new $75 Sewing Machine ,
any make she may prefer. tf
For billiard tables , supplies , ek
see advertisement of J. M. Brun
wick & Balke Co. aug5tfeb5'77
BCE McKelligon's card c
first page 3une2tf
We have just taken invoice ar
marked all good * "DOWN" at bo
torn figures. Now is your time 1
buy Clothing and Gent's Furuisl
ing Goods cheaper than ever.
M. HELLMAN & Co. ,
Jorner Farubam and 13th street ? .
j4-eodtofebl
' FOREST TAR SALVE" relieve
: he burning puin , and promotes
iisposition to heal. J2 diw
LINCOLN.
The Senate Chamber Too Sm
Quarters.
Personal Points ot Some Senate
-A. Quiet X > ay.
Correspondence oftheSte.
SENATE CHAMBER.
LISCOLS. Friday , Jan. 8th. lsV7.
The small apartment allotted
the thirty oeuators , their desks a
chairs though s me what larger th
most school buildings where fi
are comfortably esconced , is "
very Inconvenient for tht membe
It is probable that after a trial
two or more week ? , Tom Kennar
committee on public I uildings v
find less difficulty to put througl
proposition for tbe enlargement
the Capitol , or the erection of a n
one. Artistic finish seems not
have been consulted in the deco
tions of the chamber. The only
naments are two email steel engn
ings of Webster and Clay , placed
either side of the president's chc
and a soiled map of the Unii
States. There Is scarcely a coum
debating club that has not mi
and better pictures beautifyi
the walls of its meeting roe
THE GENERAL APPEARANCE
SENATORS
is highly satisfactory to the pr ;
of the State. Their bearing is d
nified. They are mostly well-dre
ed , and , as a body , are rather abc
ordinary in personal appearan
Borne of them are young men w
keen intellects , and with a f
years experience , will be able
take the positions which too olt
now fall to men of mediocre talen
Old heads , too , peer up from behi
the desks , although none but V
Wyck and Hayes wear spectacles
are able to lay claim to the respt
lue to grey hairs. Wilcox sports
grey moustache , but his hah : 1 :
not lost much of its original brow
Pepoou IB bfld , and the hairs t
getting to be few and far betwe
jyer the dome like pates of Ai
brose and Birkhauser. Full bew
prevail with twelve ; moustact
jnly beautify the otherwise pla
physiognomies of six ; whiskers a
Burnaides re born by sever
while lour stand in a bare-laced i
titudes before their colleagues a :
xmstituents.
Some sit with feet elevated to
level with brains , listening , wi
scarcely ever a word to offer ; soi
sit erect , and with much digni
note the proceedings of the be
with interest ; others nervously 1
ten. then write , then get up ai
jross the house , or becon mem be
near and earnestly question or ta
: o them , tnen at first opportuni
spring to their leet , and address ! ]
: he chair start their tongues m mien
resolution to tl
; ion or send a
lesk. Some seem even on il
ookout lor questions of parliamer
iry order ; others ignore the esta
ished usages and only comply wi
; he rules at the instance of the ga\
officer. One r *
> f .thetpresidinu
.
t' '
ines his line of argument to
: heory of economy and opposes i
eiiislation attended with any ot
ay. A second seems to consid
he constitutionality or statutory 1
rality of all propositions , and
bird cares little or anything lor ai
> f these points so long as a measu
sommends itself to him as of a p i
izau diameter or directly eflec
lis own pocket.
GE1TING INTO WORKt : G ORDF1
- to be a
s of course the first ol-ject
lomplished , and much time isspe :
n providing the conven'enc
vhich legislative bodies usually o
ain. Differences of opinion co
inually arise as to how many pt
[ uisites they can reasonably expe
t limited State treasury tosuppl
md yet not appear profligate. HOT
sver , this afternoon , after an in *
ectual atttempt to act upon tl
3overnor's message , business Degt
o 'receive attention , and three bi ]
vere offered by Crawford , of Cur
their first readin :
ng , and given
The first prohibits the destructk
f birds , under per ally ; the secot
imends ihe revenue laws , and tl
bird provides f. > r court reporter
md increa&es their pay to eight du
ars per day for stenographic woi
md ten cents per huhdied won
or copying tLe work. These ma
era are all worthy of attention , au
he Senator from Cuming , deservi
redit not only for p eseuting tbeu
iut for being the first to ina jura'
egular business bearing upoa sul
sets of general interest to tue Stat
A QUIET DAY
r&B passed. Nothing spiritad o
urred except on the qi nation , r
onsidered , as to how inauy pape
ach member might be entitled t
epoon and Van Wyck toe
; rounds opposing allowing any , an
vhen the vote was taken it becan
vident that the papers were to I
ut off , when Howe and Garfleh
vho hoped to be recorded as ecoi
'mists ' , concluded thej would rutbj
rote in favor than be deprived
he reading matter , changed tbe
'otes , thus making a lie , upr
yhich President Abbott summarii
lisposed of the matter by deciclk
u laver of the papers.
CAUCUSES.
The Democrats have held no cai
us except with the Indepeuden
.ml Republican bolters , but it Jib ui
[ erstood that they wil" conclui
ipon a man for U. S. senator earl
lext week. Calhoun , of Nebrasfc
Jity , is largely in their favor , an
rlorton , of the same place is als
aentioned.
The Hitchcock men appear badl
! emxrulized to-night. Evidenci
f their inevitable defeat are acct
aula ting on all hands. Hitchcoc
umself is beginning to admit tL
irobability of defeat , but he conf
ently expects to name tils su <
essor. On tbe other band , everj
iody in the anti-Hitchccck camp :
iopeful and confident.
Perfect harmony and a most coi
ial understanding prevails betwee
[ routine , Briggs , c'aunders and Mar
erson. Tney appear to care le ;
) r thier personal success than tb
nal triumph of the cause , an
lat is almost certain. Lixc.
1O to 25 per Day sSS
lergetieypuzg' nwn to tell an aitcle & STAc LiJ ?
COFF , to annsrs and tnen in the.r OTT
ozhborhoou , .ParttsuUr * "ree. Addw ,
.
THECE fTKNIClJtCO. ' 1 IxmU. M4
NOTICE. Advertisements of To Let.
Sale. Lost , Wants , Found , Boarding. ,
Trill be inserted in these column * once for 1
CENTS per line ; each subsequent insert
FIVE CENT line. The first inser
never less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
TO LOAN-MONEY.
ONEY TO LOAN. DR. KDWAR
181 Farnham St. jyl2tl
IONEY TO LOAN L. F. Maginn.
M1 torney , Visscher's Block. Urni
jan5-l
M1Mv
ONEY. TO LOAN-D. L. THOM
Mv ' block. jai
HELP VfASTBH-fEMALE.
TV ANTEb-G'rl to do kitchen wori
" . 331 Davenport .street. Referei
required. jan5-
- girl to do general ho
TV work. Apply at the touthwest coi
of Farnham and 17th streets , MRS. H
DhUEL. dtc29-
WANTED-B PAUPERS.
_
WANTED Boarders , 200 Howard str
_ dec9-l
FOR SALE-RE .L ESTATE.
FOR SALE Fif.y lots back of E
School. BOGGS& UILJ
10R SALE 8) acres. 16 miles frcme
would exchange. BOOGS 4 H1L1
FOR SALE 80 acres. 32 miles from c
Best chance ever offered.
BOGUS & HIL1
ii OR SALE acres , 15 miles from ci
J. your own price. BUuQa A H1L1
IJOR SLE A few hundred acrea back
IJ Florence. $ jU.6o per acre.
BOUUS 4 I1ILI
't , OR SALE Improved farnnof 80 acres
I ? mi " from city 31,500.
FOR ALE We can give some good t
gains in corner lots. . BOQUb A HI !
L OR SAJjfc-One Of the fineitlarms in ]
1 ; brt ka. 2 mil from city.
IsOGGS HIU
_
OR SALE-We will build three g <
houses south west cor. iSth and Bi
ind1 on CKCJ terms. BOUUS & IIIL1
- . . .uk.Ye will build three m
IJ H cottagH ba-k of Ilign School.
monthly pajmenta. BuUOSJcHILI
POR SALE At panic prices and on m
liberal terms : 1 % lots , 122 acres , t
lotela and tcncral houses , located in difi
mt parts of the city. North east , aoi
ind west. Several of these lota are loca
in the heart of the city. On Farnham , 1
ind other streets near the Post Office a
dkrand C'ential Hotel , 'Ihis preperty will
sold lot by lot and in acre ornaliacie pice
JKO. P. BKMIS. Coztens House , 9th a
[ larney streets. dec9-lw.atfcw
5OR SALE One of the finest farms in 1
IJ braska , 267 ucres , only two miles a
i half irom Omaha , fine house , and ne
Vil-ng spring , rut'omg ' water Jtc , . Will i
it a great bargain on lib.ral terms. W.
3tN > iELL , Jacob's Block. decll-eodt
FOR fcALE A lot COxl27Kfeet. in Low
addition , commanding a fine view
190. Address R. , Bee Office. nl t
FOR SALE-Houses lots , farms , w
lands. J. W. LoVfi & CO. . 281 Fai
lam-st. janl-t
FOltSALL SEWING MACHINES.
L OR BAljE A new $75 Sewme Machi
P at very reduced figures. Apply at ti
See. D22tf
" SALE A new Victor SS5 Sewi
E"AOR
Machine , for ! .5 cash. Apply at t !
ffico. n at
_ f _
FOB SALE-COAL.
-J. E. JiDWARDS. co ,
L mission merchant , is now prepared
leliver Wyoming , Lackawanna and Ic
oal at lowest rates. 190Farnhrm-.t. jl
IIOU T ? .1 % D LOTS FOR 'SALsT
lonss if 5 rooms , full lot. ISth and Nichoi
treets-SOO. BOUGS 4 HILL
lousfl and lot back of hi eh school
aonthly payments iM. BOGUS & HIL
iplendidrt. icnce property , center of C
-S3.600. BOGUS A HILL
few House , on leased grounds S800.
BOGGS & HILL
L desirable house , fi.st class location
Based ground $ 50. BOGUS < t HILL
louse with small lot. center of city-Si .1
BOGGS Jt HILL
Iouf a on * d ground. 3 rooms $150.
BOGUS & HILL
[ ouse on lease ground 17th and Deavenp <
-S30U. BUOG &A1LL
_
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
[ 710R SALE A good two horse tea ;
D cheap. BOQflS & HILL.
_
JOR SALE OK RENT VERY CAEAP-
: biUiaid table. Enqu'ie Jo-gensoi
sbacco store , cor. Tenth and Jacuson s
dec26-tl
At a very reduced price , ti
scholarships in the Davenport Busim
Allege. Apply or address , "R. . " B
See. _ s2.
JFOR LENT-ROOMS.
RENT The basement and tbe s'c
FOR above tbe banking office
aldw ! 1 Hamilton & Co. Icquiro tt th (
ffice. _
fTJOR RENT Houses a'nd rooms , furnis
[ J ed and unfurnished. DR. EDWARD
il Farnham-st. nov7-to jan7'
TO RENT-IIOVSES.
CTOR RENT-Two desirable cottagf
L' $20.00 per month , and one small hou
15 per month. i-OGOS4UILL.
CTOR RENT-Building north eaH cor.
U .7th and Capital ave. with store roij
BOUOi AHILL.
_
TOR RENT House at 17th and Cumi
. streets. Apply to J. REDMAN. i5
VOR RENT Cottage of 5 room * and has
L meii. South west corner Webslorai
Jth st < ! . Inquire at 706 19th streei j.etwe
li ir and Burt. jan5-St
FOR rtENT-House. with six roocs.
ciinu s aadition , atths terminus
? e street car track. Enquire J. :
KENUH. I9i Farnham streetjanCtl
B'OR RENT House on Cumingst. H
_ nine rooms , well and cistern. JN
. JACOBS. Keal Estate Agt. jan -t )
UOARU NO.
BOARD in thocit ? att.
AtUctio Hotel ; Corner Tenth ai
oward-sta. lor 4.W per week. dec9-lm
TAKEN OP.
\ - KBN UP By the subscriber at hif re
1 idence in Valley Precinct ( Sec. So. T ,
lo E. ) in Douglas county , four head
ittle , vz : i spotted cow lerhaps thr
: ars oia. 2 rea yearliti , heifers and
bite call. Owner can haio the same I
lentif > ing and paying chaiges. Valle
ec. Isti97b aflMa AUSTIN.decll-ewDv
STRIKED.
Ji HAYED From the residence of Mr
J.Wilson. . . 3 i Dodge street , about tl
th of December , a roan cow : jiveo m li
ne finder will be tuit.bly rcmardra by r
.rningthe . same. ian2tf
SAFE X.QV1NG. .
DERRSONS hsving safes to move eithi
up itairs or down stairs or any othi
ace , will do we 1 by calling on L. Dugai
he is prepared at all times to do sue
bs at prices that defj competition Satii
ctipn guaranteed Orders left at Irwin
Ills s store will be promptly attended ti
DU'lGAN. : OS 13th street. jan -lw
3ioTT > tuL
IPJUI * Bd ffwslilT cnnd-FtialcM : C
LEGAL NOTICE.
To George Smith Barclay Wi ite Jum
ittta V. Warren Wolcvtt Jiarcla
and Peter lloutel non-nridcnt defeii
Xou are hereby notified that on
day of December 13-6 a petition was
the.District Con-t in and forDonjIas
Nebraska , by Goer e S. Oilman is ,
Mid against you impleaded with
Griffin and others as defendants thi
SSBnP-J,8r .r .which P * 'tion is 1
pa.n upon ceitain nt
mortgage executed bythesai Joel-T
and wile on tl-e 1st day of SenSeml
to secure the sum of SS.CCo * ! &
li per cent , from date parable tn S
of the said plaintiff on the it dav
tember 1876. that an oraer ay bo n
quiring the payment ofwiidsaS
a short day to be fixed and that in de
such payment the said premises somr
maybe ordered to be sold and the p
applied to the payment thereof am
deem sail premise * from gale for ta
to pay the delinquent tases due then
costs and attorneys fe i to b
ed bv the Court. Al7o that tl
defendants Barclay Wbite and Pete ,
may be required to duclotetheeite
nature of their interest in oVlien on l
premises and the amount thereof t
amount due to the wid GeoT Wrr i
under his mortage on ioU in b"oc
Omaha .City may be ascertained a
said lotmay besoldandthe roceids
to the payment of the amount whi
be BO fonnd dn ? . and to the redlm
laid lot from sale for taxes and the
8i ( ith-V5 ° ? ? .t so l be found due
plainitfl. that thereupon
the said del t
may each of them be forever exclud
all ruhtenterest and equity of rede
in or to said premises or any parWhr
for general relief. The saicl prem
thus dumbed. .Lot 4 block Wfa
City , the g w.V of the n. w. # of
6 township 14 Eanjre 13 east. Also t
K of the n. o. 'i of section 1 town
range 12 east , also commencing at th
corner of the west X of the n. e ! K
tionl township 14 range 12 east , th
23.19 chains , thence W. 11.30 cha
" ? ref IjKlePai'illion creek then
southerly direction along the mear
said creek to iu !
a point the cente '
creek , on the south line of the we'
the.nejf of said section 1. thence.
' contak
, _ . GEO.W.DOA :
dtc27-wiw attv. for plal
_
A CARP.
To all who are suffering from the
and indiscretions of youth , nervous
ness , early decay , loss of manned * ! "
OF CHARGK'is atremeJy wi
covered by a missionary in South Ai
Send a self-addressed envelope to th
JOSKPH T.Is _ > lAlf. Station D. JSible
oh - .o < lJ
LtUAL HCTICC.
TjfAe Orchf-dCfly Agricultural VTor
Po.Jimouth . 'gricultural Worn ,
dent a ; /inf .
Yon aia hereby not'fied that on tl
1 * " of > her 1876 a Mil of part
was Sled in the County Court of I
on.ur. .Nebraska , ly Dan Burras pi
ind aga'ist : ou asde.-ndants. he
indprayer of which is the collection
Snored and twenty doJUrs and fortj
: "us l-043) claimed hy said i la'n
: ash paid for freight of defendants
nd for retairs and storage of ? aid
louarereq i ed to answer Kaidbill <
: ICU'TS on cho 5th dav of Ternary
, Wic.lL. PEABOI
anJ-lt Attorney for pJaii
3t .to of 2vo. . . . . . . . . . Douglas County , i
At a county court held at thei
: ourt room , in and.for said county , D (
4. D. , 1876. Present. C. II. Sedi
Bounty Judge. In the matter of the
> f Max Henry Stein , deceased. JJ
On reading and filing the venS
tion of Elise Stem , praying that t
nil and testament of the said Max.
item deceased , be allowed , probate
istabhshed , which said will is on
his court. Ordered , that January a
3. . 1877 , at 9 o'clock a. m. . is assign
leanng said petition , when all perse
ere-ted in said matter may appea
: ounty court to be held , in and fo
lounty , and show cause why the pra
letitioirer slould not be granted ; an
iptice of the pendency ot said petitio
he heanng thereof , be ciren to alt 'r
nterested in said matter , bypublis
: opy of this order in the Omaha Weeklj
i newspapnr printed in said count
hree successive weeks , prior to said
tearing. C. II. SEDQWIC
( A true copy. ) County Ju
PUREBLCOD
.Is the life , but bad blood is the abe
ion. From it and derangement of th
leys and urinary organs , come moril
iains and aches and all diseases f .iM
) r. Green's King Cure is a remeMH
ntended to strike at the root of thil l
t acts as a diuretic evacuant in cl
Jropsy , Gout , Gravel , and all disci
he Kidneys , while it acts on the st <
.s a tonic. It moderately accelerati
irculation. gently encourages the acl
he bowels and powerfully angmen
irinary secretion purifies and clean :
lopd , thus removing the cause of
arbuncles , scrofula and all eruptu
utaneous diseases ; reduces Inflainm
henmatic and neuralgic pains and
Hays inflmmation of thetkidneya.glan
ibrous tisues and joints , softens and <
ff gravel and other calculus deposits
rinary organs ; cures DiabeUr , 13 ,
adney Disewe , Lucorrhea. ( FemalcJ
ess ) . Scrofula and all diseases arfrxl
isorder of the uriny organs anyil
tate of the blood , and cspeciallaKdai
eman cotqplaints. It is a- safe and
nt alterative , and cures without de
lie strength of the organs or the ton
eneral system. In other countries
tation Was so high that it gained I
f "King's Cure. ' ' A daily use of i
lost cases prevent , and in all cases i
tie attack of the diseases for which i
ommended. It is beneficial for -
raptive discharges on the skin ; but
ing sores , or severe pains ? n the jo
ir. Green s Cnmean Linament , '
nd beast.
For sale by J. K. and by C. If. G
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iat has just passed. The daily editil
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sheet ot eight pages of the Ean .
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ot tar from a million nonla with 1
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urpoeo a numerous and carefully f |
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IB Sunday edition 87.70 a jear- "
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ilumna. will be furnished during !
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