8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY 22 , 1877-Eight Pages.
THE DAILY BEE
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OMAHA HER ,
Omaha , Neb.
'
BREVITIES.
Get your Job printing done at
the BEE office.
The North Star Society will
give a masquerade ball at Turner
Hall the 12th of next mouth.
Our friend Al. Q. Eberhart is a
launders man , and no mistake.
He now spells his name Alvin.
Company D 4th Infantry , ar
rived Friday from the West and
went into quarters at Omaha bar
racks for the rest of the wiuter.
Masks , silver ana gold trim
mings , stars , spangles and every ,
thing in the mask line. Wholesale
and retail at Mas Meyer & Co.'s.
There was a large ittendance
Jj'riday evening at the early of the
Vesta chapter of the Eastern Star
at Creightou uall , and a very enjoy
able evening was passed by all.
The Chlcisgo , .Burlington and
Quincy train from the east Saturday
was two hours and a half late , and
the Chicago and Bock Island train
was reported snow-bound. The
Cut-ofl train from Si. liouis was
two hours and a hair late.
Two b < ys named John Kelly
find James Tuck arrested Friday
by Policeman Ryan for tapping the
till of Bifer's concert saloon on
Twelfth street ot $4.80. They were
pent to jail next morning by Judge
Porter for thirty days.
Charles Grothe has purchased
the California House , at the north
east corner of Douglas and Eleventh
/streets. / He has renovated the
house throughout , putting it in ex
cellent shape and is running it in
first-class style.
Hon. J. E. Vinton , of Wiscon
sin , will deliver a temperance lec
ture at the First Baptist
Church tbij evening. At tl.e
close of the lecture , the Omaha
Temperance Society will hold a
meeting and perfect its orgauiza-
un.
Owing to an oversight the
name of Senator Ferguson was
omitted from the list of Democrats
who voted solid for Judge Savage.
It sbou'd have appeared , and a.
Mr. Ferguson was among the
square Democrats llret , last and all
the time , we cheerfully mak.i the
correction.
The remains of the lute P. D
Ballou of this city , who was acci
dentally killed the other dav by
falling into a mining shaft at Deadwood -
wood , are ( o be taken to his old
home in Vermont for interment.
The remains left Deadwood Fri
day morning.
The Coucordia Society is going
to have a select maquerade party at
fc'tenger Hall on the 6th of February.
A limited number of tickets can be
had of the committee , C. E. Bur-
jneister , G Kollfland Max Meyer ,
at two dollars a ticket for a gentle
man and ladies , and those wishing
to attend ought to purchase their
tickets aa soon as possible.
The Iron Moulders' Pxotective
and Benevolent Association , No.
190 , will give their fifth annual ball
at Creightou Hall , Wednetdav
evening , February 21st. The com
mittee of arrangements is as fo.-
lows : John Itigly.ltobertMcUoo ) ,
Edward Mu ler- , Edward Cook ,
George Jones , Wm. JLumb , and
Wm. Byan. The price of tickets is
$1.50.
Any lady WHO wui send us 15
paid-up yearly subsciiptions , out-
slue of Omaha , for the Daily BEE , ,
will receive from us by express as a
gift a new $75 Sewing Machine , of
y make she may prefer. tf
SHAKE.
Congratulations HctciTfld by Sena
tor Saundpra from Nearly Irtry
Part of the Cenntry.
This morning a representative of
the BEE called at the residence i
Governor Saundera , United States
Senator elect , and asked permission
to publish a few of the many con
gratulations that he ad received
by telegraph from nearly every
part of the country. The Governor
granted cur request , and we here
with present those of the dispatches
selected by us :
CENTHAL CITY , Neb , Jan 19.
lion. Alvin Stundert. OmaJta , Ntb. :
Dear Sir : Permit me to congrat
ulate you in your sel ction to an of
fice that we have faitn in your fill
ing with honor to our glonoui
young State and to yourself. Oui
former acquaintance in the trying
times of ' 74 s-nd ' 75 warrants m
In the fullnees of my faith. Yours
in r < joicing , N. It. PERSINGHK.
fcCHUYLEB , Aeb , Jan. 19.
ffn. Ahin Saundin , Tiehenor Boiue , Lin
coin. :
Accept hearty congratulations ol
W. H and C. E. SUMNEH ,
GKAND JSLAUD , January 18.
Eon. AMn Saundtrt :
We heartily congratulate you LE
your election , and feel very sure
sure you will fill the position witli
honor to yourself and constituents.
DORK HEFFLKMAN.
.LINCOLN , January 18.
Hon. Alvin Sauneteri :
Aiy Dear Friend : I have just
heard the welcome news of youi
election to the Senate of the United
States , and I beg to offer you my
sincere congratulations. It is as J
would have had it , which is satis
faction enough.
I am , as ever , yours truly ,
W.
NEBRASKA. CITY , January 19.
Gov. Alfin Saur.cUra :
My Dear Sir : It gives me great
satisfaction to congratulate you on
your election to the U. S. Senate.
No other choice could have been
made. By this election Nebraska
has done much to redeem hersell
from the disgrace that previous elec
tions have entered upon our people.
Money this time has not been the
principal factor. .All honor to cur
Legislature. McKey the other
Hitchcock roan , will not be able to
explain why he ignored the will ot
nis coustituency.
In conclusion , 1 wish you much
enjoymejt and success in your new
field of labor.
Truly yours , J. F. KINNEY.
GRINNELL , IA. , Jan. 19
To Son. Alvin Sanndcn :
Allow me to congratulate you
Y4ou axe one ol the true senator ? ,
without jegards to politics , with
whom I have slept
J B. GKINNELI , ,
CLINTON , IA. , Jan. 19.
To lion , Ahin Saundtri :
Sir : I have juat learned of your
success as U. & . Senator. 1 am ex
ceedingly gratifitrt of your promo
tion. .Nebraska need not be ashamed
of you. I heartily rejoice in your
victory. I am ever yours ,
CHAS. H. TOLL.
P. 8. The Nebraaka legislature
is a good "Returning Board " T.
STATE or IOWA , ]
ExEctmvB DEPARTMENT , >
DES MOINIS , Jan. 19 J
Hon. Alvin Saundert , { , 'maha , Neb :
Dear Sir ; I congratulate you
most heartily on your election to
the United States Henate. I em
afraid 1 am somewhat selfish in
this matter , because I anticipate
much pleasure in renewing old as
sociations , in which I took great
comfort in yenra gone by.
There is a great deal of rejoicing
among your old acquaintances in
Iowa over your success.
Very truly ,
8. J KIRKWOOD.
DES MOTNES , la , Jan. 19.
lion. A , Saunderi , Omaha , Nib , :
My Dear Frieuu : I thiw morn
ing read with unusual pleasure that
you were elected United States Sen-
a'or. I not only congratulate you ,
but congratulate the btate of Ne
braska as well i have been watch
ing the contest witti great interest ,
and feel thankful that justice ,
though slow , has at la t triumphed ,
and that tLe State ha * at lavt it *
real choice for Seuat r.
Very truly yours ,
GEO.V JONE. .
DENVER , COL. , January 20.
To Altin Saunderi , Osii.hu , jYifc ;
Your election lo the umied States
Senate , demonstrates the fact that
as Nebraska grows older she grows
wiser. I congratulate you.
JOHM I. BEDIOK.
WASHINGTON , January 20.
Governor Saundtri , Omaha , Nib :
i heartily congratulate vou on
your election as United States Sen
ator. Batter late than never. Good
men are needed Glory.
D. li. BUKKETT.
DENISON , IA. , Jan. 19 , Ife77.
lion. Ahin Soundert , OmaKa , Jftb. :
Dear Sir ; Allow me to congrat
ulate Nebraska and yourself on your
election to the U. S. Senatorabip
My wife says you may stop off and
take tea with us.
Youra truly ,
W. A. McHENRY.
BURLINGTON , IA , Jan. 19.
Hon. Alvin Saundtri , Omaha , JVV > :
Accept the hearty congratulations
of all your Burlington frieuds.
JM > . H. GEER.
NKW YIIKK , Januaiy 19.
Gor.Alrin 5nunoVr :
1 congiaiulate you heartily on the
pciion of your Stat * * , recultinjr in
your election to tlio Uuii d States
Senate. E. F. WJNSU W ,
of Cedar Rapids
DEADWOOD , D. T. , Jan. 19.
r/on. McmSaunJf * . U. S. Settler :
Nebr.tKii CHII ut last In proud of
ler representatives.
J. J. JL. C. JKWETT.
FKKSONAl ,
P. O. Butts , of St. Joe , is at the
Metropolitan.
T. Miles , of Chicago , is at tb <
Grand Central
N. S. Smith , of Bockford , is a ;
the Metropolitan.
J. D. Cameron , of Chicago , is * 1
the Grand Central.
Hon. Church Howe ia stopping l
the Grand Central.
Chas. T. Siebsrt , ot Httsburg , L
at the Metropolitan.
Col. Aoteware , of Saunters coun
ty , is at the Grand Central.
Hon. H. A. Bruno , of Msrriet
county , called at tbe BBB Friday
evening.
Major E. N. Towueend , of th <
Ninth Infantry , is at the Grant
Central , accompanied by his wif <
and daughter.
Beth P. Mobloy , editor of thi
Grand Island Independent , one o
the bebt country papers lo Nebras
ka , called at the BHE office Satur
day.
day.Mr.
Mr. Elliot , Representative fron
Otoe , accompanied by his wife nu <
Airs. Ewan , wife of Hon J Ewnr
of ftemaha , also in the Legislature
called Saturday.
Frank Walters has returned fron :
Lincoln , where he took a verj
active and influential part in UK
Senatorial fight Ws understanc
that although he was on the losing
aide , he has become somtiwhal
reconciled to tha situation.
Mr. Al. G. Eberhart leaves foi
New York to-morrow to conclude
arrangements connected with the
new business he enters into on
March 15th in that city. Some out
can step into a splendid-paying bus
iness here by buying the "Baiar , ' ;
which he offers for sale in anothei
column. This is a rare chance sel'
dom ottered. Mr. Ebei hart will be
absent about two weeks.
CARD. I start east to-morrow ,
will return February 3d. Mean
while , any one desiring to purchase
the "BAZAR , " can call or address
me here , as letters or oUera will be
forwarded to me. If you want tc
buy a splendid jwying , popular and
old established lusinexs , ciont mist
this RARE CHANCE. Will sell al
*
cost of stock and fixtures , good wili
thrown in. Cash required $2,000.
Bal. on time to suit.
it AL.VIN G. EBERHART.
! ! ! Great Bargains for All ! ! !
THE BALANCE OF MY WIN
TER STOCK ,
LADIES' FURS ! ! !
MISSES'FURS ! ! !
GENTS' AND BOYS' FOR AND CLOTH
CAPS ,
I am DETERftlTNED to BELL AT
COST RA'IHER than KEEP THEM
Over NKXT SUMMER.
SUMMER.FREDERICK
FREDERICK ,
Ihe Fashionable Hatter , opposite
the Grand Central.
WSeal Skating Caps for misees
and boys. janlO-we&ea2w
The difficulty in the way of guard
ing against the dieeaaas incident to
children has beun the theme for
many s medical author. It may be
said that B. T. Babbitt has contrib
uted to solve this question by hia in
vention of Toilet boap , which is not
only delieious in the using , but per
fectly pure. Nothing but the finest
vegeiaoie oils are used in the man
ufacture ; and no other artifice is
needed to hide deleterious elements
Thia soap has only recently been
put on the market.
Immense reductions in woollen
goods at CRUIUKSHA .iK & GO'S ,
eat mon&thur
THE OMAHA HOUSE
is the best one dolfur and n half
hotel between New York an l San
Francisco. FREDERICK WIRJH ,
dec28tf Prop'r.
CKOCKERY , CHINA , GLASS
WARE.
Hobbie's great closing out sale at
cost. 222 Farunain street , up-stairs.
jan 9-lm.
SEE McKellipon's card on
first page. june2tf
"IMPORTANT. "
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods , Hats and Caps , Trunks ,
Valises , etc , sold at "LOWER" pri
ces than ever in this city , by
Al. HELLMAN & Co.
jan4eod-febl
We have just taken invoice and
marked all goods "DOWN" at bottom
tom figures. Aow is your time to
buy Clothing and Gent's Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than ever.
M. HELLMAN & Co. ,
Corner Faruham and ISth streets.
j4-eodtofebl
ORDERS for the CELEBRATED
LO\VfcRVELN COAb left at the
following places will be promptly
Oiled : Henry Bollu & Co , cor.
17th and California streets , Dorsett
& Co , 163 Hariipy street. 11
fiont forget the place , 252 Douglas
street , Beard's new buildin ? , DOR
SET ? & SHEPARD , Agents for the
CELEBRATED LOWER VElA
COAL. If
Mr. L. V. Morse , the grocer ,
has opened a branch store at JNo.
89 Pacific street , south Omaha , and
has plnced John Lee in charge. He
has put in A large and fresh stock
of groceries , and people living in
that vicinity will find this a pleas
ant and profitable place to trade at.
The BIB , through its Lincoln
correspondence , stated that Most
Sturmtm was running a pool room
and working in the interest ol
Hitnbcnck. We have since learned
that this was a mistake , as Mr ,
Sturmau denies ihat he was there tc
sell pools. He was only a looker-on
at Lincoln , and not a Hitchcock
man.
The cantata entertainment at
tl e Academy of Music Friday
was attended by a fair-eizsd audi
ence , who were very much pleased
with th performance. Miss Van
Boskerck deserves a great deal o !
credit for the admirable manner in
which the cantata was presented.
She was assisted by the best inusi-
ca ! talent in tbe city , and all whc
participated are entitled to consid
erable praisa for their successful ef
forts on this occasion
KKAL CSTATK BAI.KS ,
Up to January 19 , 1877 :
County Treasurer to E'l. H Walker -
or , out lot 194 , in Florence 12.17.
Isaae 8. Hascall to Margaret L , ,
Moroney , parcel in. ne ne , 34 , 15 ,
13 360.
A. C. Althaus , county treasurer ,
to Thomas Bryant , lot 3 , block 165 ,
Omaha 96.30.
County Treasurer to Thoina * Bry.
ant , several tracts ofland 118.59.
John Neumer to Elise Stein ,
118 30-100 acres in 17 and 18 , 16. 1
204.20.
William Boyrt to Charles B.
Wells , lot 1 , blocK 5 , Horbach's 2d
addition 1,500.
Emma R. Satterthwait to A.
Sturgeon , undivided half of north
west 14,16 , 12-85.
John W. Stewart to Geonre War-
dell , north half lot 3 , block 6 , Elkhorn -
horn 200.
Ada P. Drake to Joseph B. Ran-
dell , lots 11 and 12 , block 7 , Reed's
1st addition 5SO.
Milton Tootle to J. B Randell.
lots 1 and 2 , block 225 1,200.
Thomas FArusworth to John G
Les , lot 6 , block 353 , Omaha 1,000.
Samuel K Ransom to Geo. vV.
Lininger , part of lot 3 , block 201
450.
THERE is no SOFT COAL in
this market that has given such
uniYorsal satisfaction as tbe CELE
BRATED LOWER VE1JN COAL.
Dr.RSETT & Co are the general
agents for Nebraska and western
Iowa , No. 252 Douglas street ,
Beard's new birldinsr. It
CANADA MALT WHISKY at
M. W. KENNEDY'S , 488 Thir
teenth street. It
The Romans knew what they
were about. A wise man was
Sapi ? , and soap was sipo. Wisdom
has reached its climax in this gen
erationin B. T. B-sbbit's best soap.
HICKMAN'S OLD STORE
FOR REiNT
From February 1st. No better
stand In the city. H
Being desirous of going west , I
offer for sale my confectionery busi
ness. Any one wantiug a nice
established paying business is In
vited to call and investigate.
HBNRY L. LATEY ,
Confectioner , Creighfon Blick.
ien20-e i-at-4t
Everything as advertised
At CROICKSHANK & CO'S.
sat mon&thur
DORSETT & SHEPA RD will be
locattd on Monday morning in
their new office , 252 Douglas street ,
Beurd's new building , and those
debiring the celebrated LOWER
VEIN COAL can have their orders
filled promptly Call and see them.
It
NEW EMBROIDERIES chwp
at Cruickslmnk & Go's.
aat mon&thurs
RARE BARGAINS
can , now be secured at the store of
E. Simon , as he is closing out his
wiuter stock to make room for
eprinir gauds. jan20-2t
READ ! READ ! READ !
L. V. MORSE ,
with John Lee in charge , has open
ed a grocery store in Peter Lars-
son'fl old store , No. 89 Pacific street ,
Omaha , where John Lee would like
to ee you. It *
Irish Stew from 9 to 11 this even
ing , at the Casino. 7-tf
For billiard tables , supplies , etc. ,
see advertisement of J. M. Bruns
wick & Balke Co. aug5tfeb5'77
12th Street O ttee House is now
open for patronage. TRY It.
j n9-lm
"GRAND CONCERT" every
night at the Billiard Hall of the
Omaha Houj on Uarray Mreet ,
between 12th and 13th , by the
$5,000 orchestrion. d28-tf
Our entire stock of MEN'S
GLOVES to be closed out at any
price. (1RUU KdHdJXK & CO'd.
sat ruonitthuiB
COUNTY COM.HIIOiER ! .
OMAHA , January 20.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Preoent Commissioners MoAr-
die , Knight and Drexel.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The county physician reported 33
paupers in the poor house.
Petition for liquor license to Geo.
T. Cornell , of Saratoga precinct , was
presented and laid over for two
weeks.
Official- bonds were approved , viz :
E. D. PrattJAssessor Saratoga Pre
cinct ; Robert DinmlMle , Justice of
Peace , Jeflerson Prescinct ; A. De
Fries , Road Supervisor , N. disti ict ,
Florence ; leaa- Bingham , 8. dis
trict , Union ; Robert C.Taylor , Road
Supervisor , 8. district , Jeffereou ;
Martin Thedena , Road Supervisor ,
IN district Chicago ; J. M. Bruin-
ing , Road Supervisor , 8. district ,
Millard ; Elijih Stoddard. Road Su
pervisor N. district , W. Omaha.
Tbe following accounts were al
lowed :
Patrick Flannegan , eai e of
Mrs. Heudncks $ 56 00
Wm. Camp , account of gra
ding 13 75
Tribune Printing Company ,
advertising % 80
U. P R. R Co. , redemption
ofland 44 27
A. Dauble , work on road 2 00
Dewey & Stone , furniture. . . 5 0
B. D. Mercer , salary us phy
sician 30 00
Iowa Caol Co. , coal 133 00
Samuel Cotnergoodti for the
poor 5 40
Jacob Gifih , coffin 3 00
Charles Riewe , coffin 2 00
Kight persons , witness and
jurors' fees 14 CO
John Anderson , repairing
bridge 5 00
Henry Nieman , account of
bridges 10 00
J. A. Braining , work 1 00
James Appleby , work , etc. . . 88 60
W. J. Broatch , spikes , etc. . . . 24 CO
Henry Ruser , repairing
bridge 10 50
Adjourned to Janmry 27th , 1877.
LEWIS R. REED ,
Countv Clerk.
AT HALF PRICE.
A lot of dress goods.
A Jot of gloves.
Alotot hosiery.
A lot of ties.
A lot of men's collars.
Also a large reduction in ladies
and gentlemen's underwear , cloths
and waterproofs , blankets and bed
comfortables. In short you can save
money to-day at
BUSHMAN'S CLOSING BALE
OF WINTER GOODS.
janlGtf
Business Cams , onow uarda , Vis
iting Cards , Ball Programmes , Ball
Tickets , Circulars , Posters , etc. , at
the BEE Job Rooms , 138 Farabam
street. tf
SAVE MONEY TO-DAi' ,
At Bushman's Closing Sale. ja6tf
AND still they come and are made
happy by HOR IT fe SHEPARD ,
Agents for the CELEBRATED
LOWER VEI1S COAL. The b st
and the cheapest soft coal in this or
any other market. Office 2-52 Lfoug-
las street , between J4th and 15th.
15th.It
It
SAVE MONEY TO-DAY ,
At Bushman's Closing Sale , jalfitf
The "Forest Tar esoap removes
pimples , eruptions , and cures chap
ped hands. , 17dlw
LYON'S KATHARTON makes beau
iful , glossy , luxuriant hair ; prevents
vents its falling out or turning gray.
It has stood the teat for 40 years. Is
iharniingly nerfuraed , and has no
nar20eodwly
Uagan's aiagnoha Balm pre
serves and restores the complexion ,
removes freckles , tan and sallow-
uess ; makes the skin 5cft , whit
ind delicate. It application can-
'iot lie df tected. mar20e'jd < fewjy
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska. Pouglaa County , a ;
At a county conrtheld in the county court
room , in and for said county , December
23th. A. D. , 1S76. Present , C. U. Fedgwick :
County JuJgo. In the matter of the estate
of John Noun deceased ;
On reading and filing the verified petition
of Schayler v kCell prayine that adminis
tration of the estate of said dsce sed may
be granted to him.
Ordered , tiat January Ktb , A. D. . 1877. at
9 o'clock , a. m. . is assigned for hearing
said petition , when all persons interested in
said matter may aupear at a county court to
be held , in and for said coun If. and show
cause why prayer of petitioner should cot be
granted ; and that notice of the pendency
of sa'd petition and the hearing thertof. be
given to all persons interested in said mat
ter , by publishing copy of shii order in
the Omaha VKIKLT BEE. a newspaper
printed in said county , for three successive
weeks , prior to said dj.y of hearinc.
C. U. fKDGWICK.
( A true COPT. ) County Judge.
jant-w3t
if HISTORY or rn
SiUNITEDSTATES. '
Sby Btxwi J. l T\a.LL. D now naat Only edl.i n
tronhr to bo | eMi be < i In lifitli
. One I < ! nj rn rl
: lil. rf iiri > V
llll trltf it. jet ! ow-iricd volome. ftrice tnecont Qt i > l ,
mrotu r.i-lendldlrIUuslr3iel c miitor ptrmwhtn OranJ i
kat iuU CeMim'loa. AGENTS V/ANTED . ! F1" '
.
T > tnsiut re terrrjwb < ! iothrf rVH 1ihljanT..roirroiili
rj : hrDrv , rare cUntor AnuU letting ijtra-daa book
xat at aict tor Avanftwa unit liberal te < . to
i" A.IlHtrlilnniii .frS'ompany , St LouisJIe
TO GET good bargains , calls
the one price store of
M. HIIXMAN < t Co. ,
Cor. JTftrnlism & 13Lh Sta
Jan4eod-febl
AH Wool Empresa at 35 ets.
At CRUIOKSHAKK & CO'S.
Eat'mon&thur
McBRIDE COAL ! ! !
. The strike is ended , and we an
in daily receipt of tbiB celebratec
coal , fresh from the mines.
FKATT & TOWLB , Agents ,
Union Coal and Mining Co. , SOI
13th St dSO-eodtf
EGG COAL , 812 00 Per Toi
NUT " 12 25 "
KANWB" 12 50 "
McBRIDE , ( lump ) tf 0 "
McBRIDE , ( nut ) 6 00 '
FORT SCOTT , 7 50
PKAIT & TOWLK , Agents.
deSOeodtf 508 13th Street.
SAVE MONEY TO-DAY ,
At Buahman'a Closing Sale ja6t
For every variety of Cake , am
home made and French Candies , g <
toLatey'a Confeclionerv , 15th street
south of PostofHce. janlft-St
MEN'S MITTS 25 cents
At Cruiok&bank & Go's.
FRENCH COFFEE HOUSE.
On Farnham street , 252 , opposite
th Grand Central Hotel , is th <
place where we have to take oui
oyster-meals when w want then
first-rate. jan9&20
The most harrassmg symptoms 01
Bronchitis and Consumption arc
palliated and relieved by inhaling
the hot vapors of the Solution ol
"Forest Tar. " It cures Catarrh.
junlOdlm
u QAL MOTICE.
Frederick P. Bnrsett plaintiff , vs Jere
miah Behin. F , Ollio Behra. his wife , and
Alfred R. Dufrene defendants.
To nitdjeftnelanli , Jeremiah JieJin and F.
OttitBehm himcife :
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that an tclion hns been commenced
r.gainst you and aid defendant Alfred R.
Dufrene be the > Frederick > ' . Bargett ,
plaintiff , in the I < ktrict Court in ttndf IT
DooRla. county , Nebraska , to foreclose a
certain morteatra deed of the following real
osiate situated in eaid county and state'o-
wit : Tbe touthwest quarter of the north
west quarter and the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of section twenly-Qve
(25) ( . and.tbe southeast quarter of the north
east quar'cr , and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section twenty-six
(26) ( ) in tswnship fifteen (15) ( north of range
twMvo (12 , , east of therixth principal me
ridian , containing on * uadred and sixty
acres more or 1' s , together with all the ap
purtenance. " thereto belonging. Made , ex
ecuted and delivered by you to said plaintiff
on the 2Cth day of July , A. I ) . , 875. to se
cure the payment of a certain promissory
note cf even < ! ate therewith , m da by said
defendant Jeremiah Behra to aiM plaintiff.
And yon will t ko notice that nnloss yon
answer the petition of said plantif ( { in 3 id
actioa by th Jtih day of Februa'y , A. D. .
1877 , th nme will be takan agitinit you ai
true. FREDERICK P. UURGEfT.
Plaintiff.
Bv J. L. TViBSTiK and R. H.GITLOZD
His Attorn ys. j nU-1623IO-feb8d
LtBAL NOTICE.
State of Neb-aska. Douglas County , ss ;
At a county court held at the county
novrtroom. in and for s id eounty , Dee.-I7th
A. D. . 176. 1'rc.ent , C. H. Sedgwick.
County Judge. In tha matt r of the estate
of Max Henry Stain , deceased.
On rei'ljnr nnd filing tke verified pe-
irion of Eliia Item , praying that the last
will and Ustamentof tha said Max. Henry
Stein dcce : ed , be allowed , probated , and
iitablishad , which said will is on file in
this court. Ordered , that January 34th , A.
L * . , 1X77 , at 9 o'clock a. m. . u assigned f'r
baarine said petition , when all persons in
terezted in < ftid matter may appear at a
: onnty caurt to be held , in and for said
county , and show cause wky the prayer oi
petitioner slould cot ha granted ; and that
notice of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof , bs given to all .persons
interested in said racttcr. by publishing a
; opy of this order in the Omaha Weekly BZK.
t notrspap-r printed in said eounty , Jor
three successive wuckt , prior te said day of
lieanng. C. il. SKDGWICK.
( A tree copy. ) County JncUe.
ians wSt
LEGAL NOTICE.
stata of Nebraska. Douglas county , ss :
At Cpsnty Court licM t th" county court
room , in md for p.tiJ ccunty. Dcoetnbir.J' ,
A. D. . 1876. Present f. II. Sedgniek.
' .icnty Judpe. In the natter of the ea.a'e
if Jo eph Baunia"1. deceased :
Onrca'Ungand on filling the verified pe
tition of Willhelmeniix tisuman , prayn *
th.it the last will an > l testament of s-id c
] ( used be probated , allow 'l and established'
ina h appointed exccitii : .
Ordered , t at Jinuiirydlit , A , D. IS'GatP
/ lock a , m. , is r.ssirned lor heiriK sad
petition , when all persons in crested in
mid matter may appear nt a county court to
i > e held , in and for said county , and-how
: aust why the pr-tycrof petitioner should
not be granted ; and that notice of the pen-
ienoy of said pciitian acd the hearing
thereof , be given to all per ons ntoros'ed
in said mattT , by imblijh'npacopy of this
irdtr in the Omaha Weekly Buy. a ncws-
prin os in aid county , for three iuc-
f\ek ? , prior to snid day of heariDg.
C. H. BEDGWICK.
Jan2-w3t < * ounty Judgp.
LF AL hOMCE.
Dudley M. Steele and Samuel R. Johnson
[ iSTtners as Stcele Johnson plaintiffs * e.
0. R. CUyandC. _ W. Davis , late p&rtners
isCl y A Davis dafondant.
Said defedanU will take notice that said
rlaintiiTii have filed their petition against
them in the District Coart for Donglas
3ounty in tha State of Nebraska. 'Ihe ob-
eetand prayer off aid petition is to obtain
ndgment against caid defendants for
M0s .24 with interest from April 5th 1876
lad defendants are requirod-to answr said
petition on the 5th day of March 1877.
STRHLE& JOHNSON.
By ALBERT SwiKizLANDiR , Attorney.
jMT-wU
LEGAL NOIIUt.
3tat of Nebraska. Douglas County , ss :
At a county court heM at the county court
room , in and for said county. Des. 19th A.
D . 1876. Pre-ent. C. II. Scdswick. Cointy
ludze. In the matter ot the estate of Wal
ter A. Blake , deceased.
On reading and filing the verified patition
> f > ames G. McGeath. adminiatrator tar
permission to cctniromija certain claica of
.he estate ata'ntt debtors thereof and for
-he allowance of his xtrouat i > s filed. Or-
lersd. that January 23d A. D. . lrf6. at 9 c'-
: ; OCK a. m. , is assigned for hearing said y-
.ition , when all persons interested in said
natter may appear at a County Court to be
icld , in nnd tor said county , and show
: aue < j why the praver of petitioner should
lot be granted ; and that notice of the pen-
lenoy f daid petition and the hearing thcre-
) f. be given to all persons interested in mid
natter , by publishing a copy tf this order
n _ the Omaha Weekly BKB. a. nevrnpaper
jrintcd in Eaid county , for three succeseive
TCCKS. prior to said day of hearing ,
C. H. SEDGWICK.
fA true copy. founty Jndpe.
ian -w3t _
illufiratot work a
pnvat0 cou .
iarnni atulraa
0 on tic jnyrr
of tae eexu&l 5TBUiii. : [ U abu
frU. . Uuc dijcuvmej tn th
* cicncr ofrcpnxluction-
rinl re la : on 2 > lnl acd t ffiar
_ _ - . _ fchtwild rta and pnrre > t
. . . on , „ vrliku no one can afani to be wii.
nt ; on huw J2 pr s rre the health , ami coinpiexwc. au
eto iVitcl cn'ki tV trvtlui < soiyuulitKbeHan !
ulv true iUmacc Guide In t-e forij. Price Mceur
r Mail The auhor may be con > al : i penuitatty > r o
iail oa anv of therubjet-ta meatiu&ed io hi * nort.A'i *
i A - 33t.tN -
Iml lotii
NOTICE. Advertiiomenta ot To Lot. For
Sale , Loit. YTanU. Found. Boarding , ic. .
will ke inserted in these colnmni one * for XEH
CENTS par li ; * oh iubsequent iciortioc.
FIVE C15NT liae. Tha fint imertioi ;
c ver leaa than TWKNTT-TIYB CZKTB.
'
TO LOJLN MONEY.
MOl YTO LOAN. DR. KDWAKDS.
131 F rch m St. jy2W
MONllT'lOin N I , ? . Majinn. At-
ttrnoy. Tisscber'i Itleok. Oiaai * .
_ _ _ _ jant-lm
M ° , > EY TOLOAJf-D. ' L. THOMAS.
Viiicher't block. jasl-tf
BBLP KJ.ffTJD-rJU.\LS.
TXT AMTBD-A tirl. who c .am. w. 1
TV reccaimir.d.d
, for i a r l tense-
work , will r e iTe food waj..by lyioc
at 'A ! how rd t. het. Hth n4 li A . J i SS
WA 'IKI ) A nsrte irl wita Sooa HJ
roei nc at 693 Twentieth itrett.
b lw en Webitertnd Bert. it
VV r AN7 ED A rook at California Home
>
1 t
"toaiion M cook * C W
CONAI.'T. DeniaonIowa. H
WANTED Situation as rlerkin a gr -
e ry. Addr.ss JOHN IniNN. BEB
j nI8-5' *
WANTS.
WANTED-A Mco d hand platform
stilt. VON DORN. jan,7-tf
FOR SALK-REAL ESTATE.
1
FOR SALE. RENT OR TRADE 'orcit
Property. 180 acraa. 68 under cultiva
tion. By J. H. THIKLE. Merenant Taylor -
lor , I3h street Omtt . jan2f-If
SAL3 Ilonin , and lots a4 lands to
_ init v ybody. BOQQS Ic. 7MTt > |
jan2C-eod3 ;
FOR SALE-Sevwal s.lendid cottrj.t-
. Intssd ground. BOOGS Jt IULL.
jan ) -aod3t
T ORSALEON TIM3-19 h.ad e j , , 0
JJ htad t § ri. 2 honts wagon nd har-
aei3. BOGGSA-IIItL. jtn20. od3t
ni OR SALE-Nice little farm , flnl el
1ndRood imprortmtnti chtap oa
time. BOGGS Jt 11ILL. jan2Qod3t
SALE OR
FOR
firsllaFi rich pra'rie land. No effi
refuted. BOGGS & HILL. jau2C-cid3t
A BARGAIN in 8j acres of land 12 miles
.XJL from city. BOGOS 4 HILL.
J2t'acd3t '
AFAttMoffOacrea fortKO. BOCGSA
HILL. Jan-iQ-aodSt
Ol'SE AND LOT on three years time
S.05 ; near Oil Mill. BOGGS .t
"ILL. janZO eodlt
C ORNER LOT S. W. aor. ? th auJ Burt-
lon-price. BOQGSAHILL j:0-aod3t
FOR SALE-nouse and lot backofHigb
School-$50. ! BOOGS ± HILL , i.
_ _ _
E OR SALE At panic priees d on" nest
liberal terms : IK lots. 122 acres , two
hotels and gereral hou es , located in differ
ent part * of the city. North east , south
and weft. Several of thete lots ars located
in the heart "f the city. OnFarnbam. 13th
and other Btreetp nfar the Post Office and
( Irand Central Hotel , fhis property will bo
in ° ° 7-n ° V3 na e orbalfaoe pi oo .
GEO. P i
, BEMIS. Coziens House. 9th and
Harnoy strteti. dec9-lw attwcdtf
, - .l S'ALK A lot 60jr.l27Xleet. m i.owo *
. - , atldl.tlon'conniai"linif 6 G ° Tiew. for
590. Address R. . Bee OSoo. n22tf
FOR SALE One fine brick house in the
beat part of town. < rooms , kitchen ,
well and CH era. Reason , leavin ? town
Apply to HOMKR STDLL. Hubermann"s
' ' " ' -janS.lm *
J70R SALE One of the finest farms in No-
L1 bi-aska. JS7 acres , only two miles and
a half from Omaha , fine house , ami never
filling f princ. running water Ac. . Will Jell
tt a rreat bargain on lib.ral terai. 'ilrV.
" " ' L. Jacob's Block. docll eodtl *
FOXSALZ SEWINCf MACBINKsI'
L'OR SA'.E A new $75 Hewinsr Machine
1 at very reduced Dirures. Apply at this
efiee. n22tf
_
"J710RBALE A new Victor SS5 Sewi
A1 Machine , for 5:5 cash. Apply at t
ofSae , i &t
_ FOB 1ALK-COAL.
L-J. K. EDWARDS , com-
V/miiion merchant , is now prepared tc
deliver Wyomins. Lackawanna and Iowa
coal at lowe.t rates. 190 Fatnham st. '
FOR SA L E-XIS3ELLA NKO DS. }
"TT'ORSALK At a very reduced price , two
1 : csholarships in the Davenport Business
College. Apply or address. "H. . " ate
> eSce. _ s21t :
FORM ENT-K 0 0 J/6'
_
V OR RENT LOW The spacious offi e ? .
/ until recently oesapicd by Jndce Fcl
ick. opposite ho Court House nr.Farntax
15th ktrset : consulinB of three larne
r-oms. Willbole ard f-ratcrmof years or
by the month. Apply t- > GEP 1JE' " "
Co zees Uouio , corner fr h and Uarney i
Strreroom V B.cor.JTand
C iit-lm-.cottas Califor iast bet 8
andWtb. BOGGS i HILL. jan20 od. t
TOR RENT Niccl > - fnrnishod front room .
cor .3th and Dodposts. in-3)tf
FOR RS T Offie * rooms in Odd Fel'ow *
Block. 14th nd Donglas-et. Er.oulftl
of R C. H rSKL or JOHN EV\N § . 5P
Odd Fellows U.ill. janl7-t ?
FOR RETA fnrnrsacd room in a pri
vate family. In tha central partot the
city. Address U. 0 . W. Bee OfficeianUtf
TpORRENT-Homesand rooms , furnish
I ; ed and unfurnished. DR. EDWARDS.
181 Farnham-st. lacl'-tf
TO KENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT Dwellirg house , ightioomf. '
( onthwrtt enr. 12th and Jackson , at
low rate. Inq-ire at office of C. F MAN-
EERSON. 212 Farnham street. _ jan 9 ? t
FOn RBNT-Two unfurniched ro m *
with conveniences for honse-keepig.
412 Eleventh street opposite Krue's rewery.
_ janl'-tf
FOR RENT A No. 1. business stand beJ
I-ith and 'fth-sls.
- - on Uouglai. one
door north ofourshop. SHEELY BROS.
STRAYED From mr premises rn 6th
strict , fonrth house alec Foundry ,
leJt lido No , 836 : a bay sucking colt. In-
fornationieadinr tn its recovery will te re
vtarded. f. J.SCBERB janM tf
EDUCA3WNAL.
instruction at th Omi ha In-1
GERMAN arid Parochial School ot ihe
German lUformed SaUrns Ihorcb.
particnlors ad-tress the pa tor. .
iHEO. FALK 209 Doduc street. 2t *
MUSWAI.
TNSTf UCTI' N 01 the pian and or
JL t th9 f maba Ins'iiute. f5 ! per U ,
Adcrcw KEV. TtlKO. rALK. .09 Drd e
* tr ct. jan2C--t.v
Tbe annual ire tinc of tht : s ock ho i . .
of the Omaha Ho'el Comptsy will b ) li 1 < 1
on the 5th day of i-ebru.vy. H-77 attnc' .
ficcotCaMwtll liant I " " "t fc. in'man .
at 5 'c .ck p. IT , , t-r tr > c puri-c e f le.
iaK dircc./rs ir thu en M-K rjr. . : - >
tiarsactinp snch ttbcr t u-oi . 0.1
nrooght before thm. ' 'x > Ji TF. '
liy S. S. C Li > WM.i. . Pr t.
fu ) . B. UAIKKRe r , '