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J.lpcllon : Tucsilny. April 3 , 1S77.
For Mayor.
REUBEN H. WILBUB.
Fcr Police Judge ,
. , laOSTAV ANDERSON.
For Treasurer.
JOHN O. JACOBS.
Ffr Marshal.
" * JOHN H. BUTLEIl.
Fur Coiinclltnm.
First Ward ,
li. G. JENKfiNBON.
Second Ward ,
C. J. KARBACH.
Third Ward ,
- CHARLES BANCKEB.
Fourth > \ard ,
* . W. GRAY , ( long lerm ) .
GKO. H. JbOGGti , ( Bhort term ) .
Fittb Ward.
J.J.JBP/oW'N.
Biith 'Ward ,
S. K. TAFT.
.numbers of Beard of Eduratloii
First Ward ,
UEORGE WIMCINB.
Second "Wnrd ,
C. AY. HAMILTON.
Tmrd Ward ,
DA.NIEL 8ULLIVANlong ( term ) .
J. J. POEST8 , ( ebort term ) .
Fourth Ward ,
\V. J. BROATCH.
Fifth Ward ,
ROBERT McrOAJNELL.
Sixth Ward ,
THOSLdfcJ J. STALEY.
Groceries , JruifH , A-c. , &c. 7hc
FINEST fdocttd Mock in ( ht cify ,
and sold Wholesale and Retail , at
FoKam Prices , at 'J. C. Bntnncr'a.
xur22UU
_
Tlitj beat white fnirrs made to or
der foe $30.00 per dozen at FRANK
J. RAMGE'S. 27eodtf
I1 HANK J. KAMGE is our nuthor-
izid went /or the wile of our Shirta
m this city and surroundings. Ht ,
baa a full line of our sample shirts
uil Kents' furnishing goods , aid is
prepared f < j fake orders at same
prlccHasaoJd hi either of our houses.
WJXSOK & BROS. ,
Chicago , Cincinnati , St. Louis.
231 Farnham Street , Omaha.
nmr30-2t
BREVITIES.
Hobble sells crockery at cost.
tret your Job printing done nt
tbn EKE office.
Brse Dull goods. A full Jine at
ittax M yer A Co. ' .
L < nv. ' fiijurfti on Window Glaus
unri fHints at Solomon's , mcb21tf
Tu-inurrow tella the tale. May
the heat mi < u win. They areou the
IvtpuWicnu ticket.
J. J. Dicbov'i of the A. & P. tel
egraph company , bin ordered a tel
ephone , There's music ahead.
Hobble IB cloeiug out hlH stock
of crockery Ht cost at Kurtz & Al
len's BiioUou etoro. marSl to myl
Doc. Smith has invented an
flevator for his hen-coop to take
Ills clumpey Jlrahuiun up to roost ,
How do you like our special ad-
Tertlsing department on this page ?
It looms up and shows ibo way the
irind blows.
Huodaome decorations are be
ing inado for the celebration of
JEostor Sunday in the 18th street
M. E. Church.
All kiutlsuf HinobiDgaud chew
ing tobacco at reduced prices from
April Ibt , at the leading tobaccon-
ifite , Max Meyer & Co.
S. A. Taylor & Co. offer for sale
twoaood lota in "Train Town , " 33x
332 feel , at $800 each. Payments
iu monthly installment * at $15 09
per month until paid. 30 2t
Eiutcr WKB observed yesterday
In nearly t'll the churches , the aer-
> ices being of an interesting char
acter , and t'je music , for which
great preparation had been made ,
TVRB very fine.
Flora Siinpkin , who was so
badly burned on tVeduesday an
nccount of which accident appeared
Iu the BEK died Saturday. The
funeral took place from Trinity
church Saturday afternoon.
Deputy SherilT D. E. Burley
yesterday arrested a man named
McCartney , on the charge of steal
ing E. D. Pratl'a horde , buRjry and
baruoaa. The property , except the
Imriicj-s , has twen recovered.
Mr. G. C. Hobble Is offering
KMIIU splendid bargains In crockery
und glassware at Kurtz & Allen's
JiucUou store , where be is closing
> ut hie stock. We advise people to
call at the ( ore and inspect the
Hoods.
Hoods.A
A former Ncbrankau writes
from Florida that be has had noth
ing to cat since he has been there
vxcept sweet potatoes and oranges
adiet that is bosoming too monotonous
onous for him ; and hence he is com
ing back to Omaha
The cloahiK exercises or the
winter term took place at the Sara-
toK > obool house Friday night. The
programme was very well rendered ,
And reflected a great deal of credit ,
Jnth upon pupils and teacher.
Owing to a lack of room we are un-
nble to eutor into detail regarding
the programme.
The colored people celebrated
iliepaseage of theFifteenlh Amend-
, * meut by an entertainment at Clark's
Mall Friday night .Theprogramme
i > f xerci bd was of an interesting
rtiar otcr , and at its conclusion
Uucing began. Those who attend-
1 passed a pleasant evening , and
fie affair proved a social success.
Fiiet class butcher wanted im
jxiedititely. Apply at R. A. Harris1 ,
Union Market.
On HUU after Monday , April
l > ih , the A. < t I * , telegraph company
" 111 charge a uniform tarifl of twen-
ti-tive cents between all f its ofB-
cis e.ihtof l lie Ujsioun river.
'
Policeman Byrne yestenlay ar-
reatett KUO William Jones , a soldier i
- n * Omaua Barracks , on the charge
i f beiog * lie person who assaulted '
JTiistonn , the other day.
If forty names can be secured ,
the dummy will make a specialtrip
to Council BlutTd next Wednesday
night , when the "Joust Operetta
troupe" play there. Persons wish-
ng to go over , will leave ther names"
' Latey's confectionery store.
Auction sale at 10 a. m. Mon-
t'.iy , April 2 , by Kurtz & Allen , of
1 i beautiful residence lots on Har-
1 jy and Farnham streets , between
2 ) th and 23d , better known as block
9 in Capitol addition , or as "Saun-
tiers' Orove. " Will be sold way
down at BED ROCK PRICES.
G3JSAT BARGAIN 8 OFFERED.
1 he same lole that have been offer
ed by the late Schaller & Gibson
for some months past , at $600 each.
Examluo these lots and be on hand.
Also lot and acre property in every
o'herpart of the eity. G. P. Bemis ,
Real Estate Agent , CoJzeus House.
Gentlemen who appreciate bil-
Hards , and indulge iu flae liquors
tUW cigars , served by gentlemanly
proprietors , will be pleased to learn
time the "Delmomco" Billiard I'ar-
lors are to be formally opened on
next Monday evening at 210 Farn-
ham street , iu rooms lately occupied
by Dixon & Floyd. The new pro
prietors hifve spared no expense
during the paat week iu neatly
fitting up tht'fco rooms , being deter
mined to make the "Dolmouico"
the most elegant and popular reeori
iu Omaha , selling only the finest
goods , and conducting it in such a
manner as to merit the patronage
of gentlemen Mr. Fred. B. Hild-
retb , for years past with Chapiii &
Gore , of Chicago , has charge of the
bir , and while connected with the
Grand Central billiard rooms here
ha- * made many friends , and has
eliown that he is an artist in his
line. We wish the "Deliaoulco"
the miccefcs it certainly deserves ,
and suggest a visit of inspection on
its opening , next this evening
when an elegant lunch will be
served.
Kurtz & Allen , auctioneerswill
offer for sale on Monday morning ,
April 2d , at 10 o'clock , a large uum
ber of very desirable residence lots
in every part of the city. Get par
ticulars and be on hand. Geo. P.
Bemis , Real Estate Agent , 9th and
Harney streets.
" The DELMON1CO" Billiard
Parlors , 240 Farnham , ( late Dixon
& Floyda ) will open Monday night
with an elegant lunch. .Remember
the night. It
K1VEK NEWS.
The steamer John M. Chambers ,
from St. Louis , paesed up the river
Friday night.
The steamer C. K. Peck , now en
route from St. Louis to J ? t. Beuton ,
is expected here ne.xt Wednesday.
Watt 2\ipcr in all varieties and
patterns at the " Variety Bazar. "
Cheap. It
nirltiiiun' * Wholesale ami Ilotull
Ntort > I'rciwra.loiis for the
NprliiK Opening.
Mr. and Mrs. HIokmanthe well-
kuowu millitiers have returned
from the Eust , and their stock of
goods are now arriving daily and
are being unpacked at their new and
commodious store , 250 Douglas
street. They are making great
preparations for their annual spring
opening which will be the grandest
and most extensive affair of the
kind that baa ever taken place hi
Omaha. On Monday evening the
9th of April , the store will be bril
liantly illuminated and thrown open
to the public to witness tbe display
ol goods both in the retail depart
ment on the tlrst floor , and iu tbe
wholebale rooms up stairs , but u
goods will be sold on that occasion.
Tbe regular opening for the sale of
goods will follow on the 10th , llth ,
and 12th of April , and the admission
will be by invitation. Elegantly
printed card of invitations will be is
sued during the coming uesk.
Be sure and go to Bunce'n. It
I am going to run as independent
can liiiutt ) for City Marshal. No
BACK OUT , SOLID !
It * JOSEPH KEARNEY.
All kinds of Hats at Buuee's
It
DRIED FRUITS I
A Kics Assortment ,
riqht and Frtsh ,
LAOKV& FLEMING ,
It Douglas Street Grocers.
Another invoice of Larrabie'e
celebrated Biscuits received. They
are the finest goods in tbe country ,
and appreciated by everybody. For
pale at Pundt , Meyer & Raapke ,
Farnham street grocers 30t2
THE SPRING STYLES.
A WOKD TO THE LADIES.
A large and elegant stock of LA
DIES' SUITto , latest styles , for
spring and summer wear , just re
ceived at E. SIMON'S , where
everything in the line of ladies'
wear is being sold at astonishingly
ow prices. You will save money by
trading at SIMON'S. 31-21
POfATOES-Enrly Rose !
In any Quantity ,
LAOEY & FLEMING ,
It Douglas Street Grocers.
BLACK A1ND SUMMER 8ILKR.
Special Bargains
At A. CRUIuKSHANK & CO.'S ,
mr28wed frl sat
THE OMAHA HOUS&
la tbe best one dollar and a half
lotel betwc n New York and San
Francisco "FREDERICKS WIRTH ,
raarl-tf Prop'r.
Business Cams , enow Cards , Vis-
ting Cards , Ball Programmes , Ball
Tickets , Circulars. Posters , etc. , at
tbe BER Job Rooms , J38 Farnham
atreeL tf
O. F. C.
, Uand made BO UK MASH
at M. W. KENNEDY'S , Mo. 483
13th streetfelGeodtf
OdKALOObA. COAb.
Xriug tried , und well tested ; the
mo&t popular coal iu the market t
46.50 per ton. IOWA COAL Co
jaul2-6odU 51313th street , [
A BLOW HARD ,
Heir the Wind Tore Around Town
CoiiKidernblo of a
\
The wind , which began blowing
Saturday afternoon , and continued
all night more or leas violently
lently , did considerable damage
around town atiloug the signs , awn
ings , fenced , and frail buildings.
The signs and awnings were torn
from their fastenings and sent fly-
Jug through the air ; fences and bill
boards were blown over , and old
chimneys hero end there took a
tumble.
The top part of the front of Gen
tleman &Fearou'a grocery store , at
the fcouthweat corner of Twelfth
and Dodge streets , was blown down ,
causing a damage of about $50.
Puudtj Meyer & Raapke's sign
wad blown loose , and fell to thesldo-
walk with a crash. A lady was
pa&biug at the time , nud had a very
narrow efecapo.
Kahu & Wedell'ssign was totally
wiecked ; Bunco's three-cornered
Mgu was tumbled over , one of Hell-
man's slgua w&a blown away ; the
bill-board at the north west corner ol
Farnham and Fifteenth streets was
tumbled over on the sidewalk ;
empty dry goods boxes were landed
in tbe middle of the street ; a largo
light of glass m Snowdeu's drug
store was smashed ; a fence at the
northweat corner of Twenty-first
and Chicago streets , was laid fiat on
the ground ; a new frame builuiug
that was being put up on Sixteenth
street became a tolal wreck ; the49-
Ceiii store had a uiuoty-ulue-ceut
figu disappear ; and the awning at
the City Shaving Parlor went sail
ing away.
Yesterday morning about half-
past seven , one of the large French
plate glass windows in the central
store at Odd Fellows' Hall was
was blown out , the loss being over
$150. This was a case of ' 'blew"
glass.
Take it all iu all it wan quite a
blow-out.
AN ASSAULT.
I'hreo Houghs round a Couple of
Citizens.
Oil baturday eveuiug Dr. Charle" ,
the deutist , ami Fred. VVirtb , land
lord of tbe Omaha House , were as-
euulted by three roughs on Thir
teenth street , between Howard and
Harney , who pouuded them rather
severely. Mr. Wlrth had his head
badly hammered , receiving several
ugly brulsen and 0110 or two cute ,
but Dr. Charles escaped easier.
Policeman Gorman attempted to
arrest tbe parties , who reaiated , and
one of themJack IS'oouan.raiiaway ,
and at ) ho was retreating no fired a
couple of shots it the officer. The
otlicer managed to take the other
two , John Hudson and Jack Hur
ley , into custody and lodge them in
jail.
Yesterday moriiiug policemen
Gorman p.ud Byau arrested Noouan ,
and put him in jail also.
Their examination will oorne up
to-day at the Police Court.
BURGLARY.
Laying iu a Stock of Provisions.
The commission store of Mr Jas.
France , on Douxlas street , between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth , was bur
glarized Saturday night. The thieves
entered the collar , nnd then sawed
a small hole through the lloor Tt
Is not large enough for a man to get
through , and hence it is supposed
that a boy was employed by older
perrous to crawl through the hole ,
and assist them iu the robbery.
They Btole seven fifty-pound sacks
of Hour , and t .velve hams and shoul
ders.
Iu this city are places enough
where we can get souietbiuc to eat
and drink , but every time we wish
au extra good meal and a splendid
tup of ooflee , tea , or chocolate , we
have to go to tbe French Coffee
House , 252 Faruham btreet.
mar26eodt'
Special bargains in
BLACK AND-SOftJMER SILKS
At A. CBUIOKSHANK & Co's.
rar28wed fri sat
Any lady wiiu will send us 16
paid-up yearly subsetiptione , out-
siue of Omaha , for the Dally BBC ,
will receive from us by express as a
gift a new $75 Sewing Machine , of
auy make eho may prefer.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL ,
Ouster City , D. T. , the largest hotel
u the Hills. All stages slop at
this house. Good accommodations
and a good home for traveler" .
Give us a call and see for yourself.
WARD & HASEKDT.
mchl6-3m
tSfSsi : McKolligon'8 ard on
tlrst page. june2tf
NEW SPRING MILLINERY
At A. CROICKSHANK & Co.'s.
mr2Swed fri eat
JUST ARRIVED I
A nice stock of TRUNKS and
VALISES at
It KAHN&W UDELL'S.
Dupee's hams at Pundt , Meyer &
Xaapke , Farnham street grocers.
3012
It's a well-known physiological
fact , that the cleanest people are tbe
ongestlived and healthiest. Those
that appreciate this , look on Babbitt
as a public benefactor. B. T. Bab-
Dibt'fl Best Soap leads the van every
where , and ODCO used holds tbe
monopoly.
WALL PAPER !
The rush still continues at tbe
"Variety Bazar" for Walt Paper.
They all say it is the finest assort
ment they have seen. Come and
examine before purchasing. It
Easter Egga at Latey'a , ni9-3t
BaackeH * Kvcofcfl.
To the JSditor of the Bee :
Omaha , March 31. This
ing'a Rtpub'ican strikes right and
left iu Us desperation as au apolOgist -
Ogist of corruption nnd fraud when
it continues to advocate the claims
of CURS. Bauckoe as a candidate for
election to the City Council. The
editor of that paper knows that the
man fiauckea is unlit for the City
Council , dr ariy other responsible
' 'position. If this is not true , then
let him enquire of the leading , in
telligent and responsible Germans
of this city for the truth as regards
his fitness , If then he is not fully
satisfied , let him go to-the Willow
Springs Distillery , in this city , and
examine the record books and re
ports on Ilia m the t ) . S. storekeep
er's oftloe , made liy this man
Banckes during the six months he
disgraced that office with his iucom-
peteucy , and compare the eaid rec
ords and reports with the amended
ones , also on file , made by H. J * .
"NVilrodt , one of the present storekeepers -
keepers , ( who by the way is a Ger
man above reproach , fully qualified
to fill any position of public trust , )
und then If the blunders there
found , where one car loud
of wheat is made to weigh 119,000 ,
pounds , and when in the aggregate ,
with this monster carload against
the results , it is found that some
three to four thousand bushels of
grain was received at the distillery
moro than was accounted for by
this prodigy of immaculatiou. If
this fails to convince Mr. Brooks
then his case in hopeless , as is the
case with his local , I. W. Miner ,
who is Banckes' special apologist ,
all for the reason that he has for
years drank full to the ears at
Banckes' expense , over the counters
of his friend , who to-day has out
standing liquor bills on the hooka of
many of the wholesale liquor deal
ers and brewers of this city. liquord
purchased specially for and sold at
the place , for which he became lia
bio to special internal revenue tax ,
all of which he acknowledged to
the revenue officers , and for which
ho was assessed , and for which as
sessment his property was distrained
on the 29th day of March , 1877 , and
for which he was arrested on thelGth
day of February , 1877 , by the United
States Marshal iu this city , on a
warrant issued by W. B. Smith , TJ.
8. Commissioner , on the 15th day
of Felnuary , 1877 , on complaint of
J. B. Miller , internal revenue agent ,
from Des Homes , Iowa , and for
which he was tried before the said
Commissioner bmith , on the 8th
and 9th days of March , 1877 ,
and held for his appearance at the
next teimof theU. S. district court ,
in the sum ot $800 , the protests and
the denials of himself and attorney
to the contrary notwithstanding.
AU of wliich are a matter of record
at tbe office of the U. S. District
Court , this city.
REVENDK OFFICER.
Look out for the large auction
sale next Monday , April 2d , at 10
a. m. by KurU & Allen , of over 800
choice residence lots on Farnham ,
Harney , 23d , St. Mary's avenue ,
South avenue , College street , &c.
Some 60 lots iu Credit Foncier ad
dition , near U. P. depot ; 15 lota in
Grandview , &c. , &c. Also a large
amount of acre property and lots in
every part of the city. George P.
Bemi ? , Real Estate Agent *
NEW DOLMANS !
Dolmans ! Dolmans'
At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co.'S
mr28wed fri sat
Clam Chowaei ; bering salted ,
lobster salad , imported cheese and
sausage , at SIEBILIST'S , 206 Faru-
ham street. marl-tf
Hee advertisement of Beard &
Bro. , on second page. marl-3m
Latey'fl Popular Confectioney , in
Creighton Block , is doing a rushing
trade , showing the appreciation of
our people for good , pure , healthful
goods and n first-class establish
ment. m29-3t
AXXOUNCEMKMS.
FIKBTWARl ) COUNCILMAN.
I hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for council
man from the First ward.
m23-tf JAS. STEPHEN-SON.
FOR SALE.
One span of mules weighing 2,100 ,
pounds , with harness and wagon.
Inquire G W. Homau's Livery
Stable , WM. HAMMETT. m26-tf
Ht. Barnabas Parish Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a parish meeting in the
chapel on TSaster , Monday evening ,
at 7:30 o'clock , for the purpose or'
electing wardens and vestrymen for
the ensuius : year. A fullatteud-
auce is requested.
E. W. SIMEKAI , ,
Sec'y of the Vestry.
The habits of u household de
termine its purity and 'refinement.
For instance , if B. T. Babbitt's
Toilet Soap is found to be the ar
ticle used iu nursery , toilet and
bathroom , you may reei assured of
the enigcant tastes of the family.
But iu this new toilet poapyou need
run no risk of getting a dangerous
and unhealthy article under the
mask of artificial fragrance. Sweet
vegetable oils suffice to give it a
pleasant native odor.
The annual St. Patrick's ball ,
given by the Ernmett Monument
Association , will come off on next
Monday evening , April 2nd , nt
Creighton's'Holl. There is no doubt
it will be like ltd predecessors : thu
grandest affair of the season.
mch30-3t
W. H. McBRAYER'S HANDMADE -
MADE SOUR MASH WHISKY ,
atM. W. KENNEDY'S , No. 488
ISth street fl7.eodtf
GET your CLOTHING made at
It KAHN & WEDBLL'S.
F. Wirth's summer beer garden ,
on Twelfth street between Douglas
and Dodge , will ba opened on April
16th. mar31tl4 l
PERSONAL PAKAUKAPIIN.
H , A , Qantier , of StrLonla ; is at
the Metropolitan.
T. J. Beard has returned from a
successful Western trip.
E. K. Butler and wltej of Chicago ,
are at the Metropolitan.
John Webster and wife , of Chica
go , are at the Grand Central.
Alex. Swan , of Cheyenne- well
known stock man , is in the city.
George W. Whitwortb , of Green
Castle , Ind. , Is at the Metropolitan.
Hon. Bruno Tezchuck , Secretary
of State , was at the Grand Central
Friday evening.
W. F. Brown , of Chicago , fhe
well known cattle man , is at the
Grand Central.
W. P. Davis , superintendent of
the Mountain division of the Union
Pacific , is in town.
J. W. Watts , the Oregon elector
whom Cromn endeavored to bull
doze , passed through Omaha Batur
day en route home.
Mrs. Atkinson , the milliner , has
returned from the East. The open
ing at her elegant establishment will
take place ( he last three days of
next week.
Mina Blaucne Corelll , of Parip ;
Mr. N. Sulsbury , of Boston ; Frank
iMaeder , of New York , and John
Gotirley , of Australia , all of tlm
Troubadour Irnupo , are ct the Grand
Central.
Gen. John O'Neill , who has forever
over a year past been H'ast engaged
iu working up immigration to Ne
braska , arrived ; in the city Friday
morning , accompanied by Mr. P.
Hynet and Mr. McCwrty , of Pitts-
ton , Pa. These gentlemen are here
for the purpose of looking up lands
for &everal large colonies , that are
coming here during the summon
Geii. O'Neill has Uono a great deal
for Nebraska in the way of inducing
-clusg settlers to locate liore.
IMPROVED WEATHER STRIP
WABHANTED TO KEEP OUT
WEIDCKT AND WIND.
Just the Iliing for Every Building.
See the following testimonial from
the leading carpenters and builders
ot Omaha :
Wo have examined the ' 'Pratt
Weather Strip , " and do recommend
it as well adapted for the purpose
intended. It will keep out all wet ,
dust and wind , and if properly con
structed will last as long as the
building on which it is placed.
A. Meyer , J. O. Randall ,
J. Reddish , uco. C. Basset ,
David Clark , Isaac Clegg ,
Henderson & Gise.
Territory in Nebraska for sale.
U * T. H. T. bAHM , Agent.
Frank Leslie's
NEW SPRING PATTERNS
At A. CRUICKSHANK & Co 's ,
mr28wed fri aat
SPRING GOODS
Opening Daily
At A. CRUICKSHANK & CO.'S
mr27wed fri sat
PORUS PLASTERS.
POROUS PLASTERS.
A : ' for ALLCOCK'S , and obtain ( hem , and
> oi oid miserable IMI'i'A'X'IOrVs.
B. BRANDBETH. Prec't.
'J 4. Canal St. Pf. "X .
_ deo2-d w3m
Centennial RoduciioE.
: IN ADVERTISING.
$3.250.40
Worth of NKW8PAPBU AUVERTBSIN8
given for
$700.
And a THREE MONTHS' NOTE TAKEN
in payment from advertisers of
ireeponsibiliiy.
A PRINTED UST.
Giving name , character , actual daily and
weekly circulation , and schedule rates
of advertising , sent free to any
address. Apply to
1 . KOWJBUL & O. ,
NEVSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS
PARK ROW. . NEW YORK.
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THE JN'JKW YOKK
TlieLeeiliDEAinirican Newspaper. "
Largest Circulation ,
AMONG THE BEST 1'KOPLE.
I. It publishes all the news. The ser
vant of no man and the slave of no party it
can afford to and decs tell the troth about
all. t
II. It is impartial and independent. Bo- ]
lievintr in intelligent enffrago. it aims to fur
nish voters the fullest and fairest informa
tion. to qualify them fet the wisest discharge
of their responsibility.
Ill , It is , as italwayes was , essentially
republican. It may quarrel in the future ,
as it has done in the past with errors of Re
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Ladies
LOOK OUT
FOR THE
-OF-
Summer Styles
-AT-
1S5O Farnhaiu
Tuesday.
Weclnesday ,
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April 2 , § , and 4 ,
inar20-H
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Advertisements ol To Let. For
Sale. Lost , Wants , Found. Boarding , Ac. .
will bo inserted in these dolninfl s once for TEN
CENTS per line ; each subsequent insertion ,
STV'ECENT line. The first insertion
uovor lasa than TWENTY-FTVK CKKT8.
TO LOAN-MONEY.
- \ I'O LOAN. Call at law office of
MONl- L. THOMAS , room 8 Visschers
Block. ml-t !
HELP WANTED FEMLK. \ .
'ANTED A good w rk girl for fnm'.ly '
W ef three. For inanimation cal ! at
277 Davenport street Jt *
WANTED A girl who thoroughly un-
< ] ortan < lB hou-ekcCT > lnK. family
small. ' 81 IHh str : t bot. Copitol ave. and
Davenport. II *
Girl to cook and a second
WANTED tit French Coffee House. 253
Farnham street. iuar30-3t <
HELP WANTED MALE.
TMMEDIATELY , an active , enerpotio
JL business man. SPAKLI'\Qs3113tu st.
Omaha. Itf
WANTED-Sn UATJONS.
\X7ANEED-Eituationtodo sowing in a
family by ft young lady who is com-
petenttodo dressmaking und all hinds of
sowinp. Address LLNA UNDERWOOD.
Post Office. Omaha. mai30-3w
WANTED A situation as housekeeper
Or second girl. Oood references
given. Call at the BXE office. mar29-3t
WANTED-1Vorktodoofny kind , by
a man Trillins : ojid ahlo to work.
Address BKK office : * M. 11. 27. " mar29-3t > <
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
'ANTFD All kinds of now and second
W hand goods. 237 Douglas street ,
apr2-ti
WANTED Policies in the Continental
Life Insurance Company , New
York. PARKB GODWIN. Attorney. I4th
and Douglas ctreeU. mar2C-lw
t'OJl SALEJIEAL ESTATE.
SALE at 10 a. m. . Monday
AUCTION . by Kurtz & Allen , of 17
beautiful residence lots on Farnham and
Harney street , between 20th and 2'rd ste.
better known as "block 9 in Capitol Addi
tion" or as "Saunders Grove. " Will be
so d way down at bed rock prices. Great
bargains given. The same lots that have
been ofloiod by the late tichaller & Gibson
for some months past at $ oOO ca"h. Exam
ine these lots and be on bund. Also lots and
acre property in every other part of city.
GEO. P. BEMIS. Real Estate Agent. Coz-
zena Houo. inar2l-lt
Acrea of Prairie
in all parts of Douglas ,
Wa hi Ktoii , Sarpy. Burt , Ofdar , and otb.tr
countieB , cheaper than ever.
mat29- BOGGS & HILL.
SA E-40HcreOst class land for * 250
cash , only 16 miles from Court House ,
BOQQSAHILL.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-EOacrea 12 miloa
out , also 0 acres 15 miles out at a bar
gain. BCOGa & HILL.
FOR SALE A few splendid lots , 11 clocks
west of court house suitable for
economical homes $200 , each SlOdonn , bal.
ylii per month , best cl'ance tor poor men
o\er offered in Omaha. BOGGSAHILL.
pORSALE We want a cash offer for lot 1
I ? block ? 4" . southwest car. 18th and
Burl , will soil h..lf or all. BOGOS& HILL.
Mcestlot in Bwoesy's ad
EORSILE
dition. 3 .5. BOUSJ-HILL.
Li ORSALE 2 gilt-edged residence lots in
' centre offino-it residence portion of
city , at prides too low to make public.
LOGOS &JIILL.
Ort SALE -k bout 100 beautiful residence
E lots back of high school , easy term1' .
BOGGS AHILL ,
OUT far the large auction sale
IOOK Monday. April 2nd , at 10a. IT. .
by Kurtz & Allen , of over 801 choice resi
dence lo s on Farnbam , Hsrney , 22nd-st.
bt. Mary's Ave. South ave College St. < ic.
SnmoBO lots in Credit Foncier additionne.ir !
U. P. Depot ; 15 lots in Grand View ic. ic.
Also large amount of acre property and lots
in every part of tre city. GEO. P. BEMIS ,
Real Estate Agent. . It
EOR SALE-Lots on lUh. 15th and 16th
ftreecs near Pierce street at $250. to
$400 each. BOGUS A HILL.
SALE Lots in aH parts of the cit ,
EOR prices and on term : to snit either
the rich or poor. BOGGS & HiLL.
FOR SALK $1.575 oaah buys tplendid
Cottage and lot , first class location.
BOG OS & HILL.
SALE One of the finest resUoncoa.
FOR full lot worth doable the price
asked $3.600. BOGUS A-HILL.
& House and cor lot scuth of
FORS&LE , on 3 year. ! time.
BOGQSAHILL.
OR SALE-Good cottage and small lot
E south of depot at a bargain.
BOGGS & HILL.
FOR SALE Cottage ant X lot 3 blocks
frompottaffice. BOvjGS&HILL.
SALE 20 acrea improved land , with
FOR . $1,150. BOGGS HILL.
SALE 20 acres unimproved nt half
FOR value. BOGUS & HILL.
mHELARGE AUCTION SALE of lots and
JL acre property , will take pUca at Kurtz
i Allen's store ( or on the property itte f ) .
on Monday morning Apnl 2nd atlO o'clock.
The property is located in all directions
nortb , o'et. touth. west and center-and
will be sold lot by lot and in acre or half
acre parrels. The acre portion will all be
platted and staked off in time to that buy
ers can thoroughly examine and select their
lots. Look out for circular and diagrams ,
giving fall particulars. UEO. P. BEMIS ,
Real Estate Agent , Cozzens Honse , 9th and
Harney , m2-ti
TrOR SALE One of the finest farms in Ne-
1 braska , SlO.SOper acre 20 milts from
Oraha. BOGGS A HILL.
OR SALE A number of improved farms
near Onaha. : BOGGS HILL.
EOR EXCHANGE-S250OK > .CO worth of
Rpal Estate , see bulletin hoard in our
office. BOHG8& HILL , Real EsUte Bro
kers 250 Farnham street opposite Orand
Central Hotel , I
SpecialsContinued. .
:
I710R SALE Ui head of cattle jrood cow * .
C bulls , fleers and heiten. T. MUR-
marSl-lm
RAY. _
FOR SALE Lots in Nelson's addition.
$115to$150.
T70R SALK-Houso nnd lot 633 l&n street ,
( J between Webster and California els.-
For particulars enquire of WILLIAM
HUME , the resident owner. f bl7-es Ut *
WEST SO acres of quarter s-clton occu
pied by Barra-kd and 69 acres east
ami adjoining Barrrcks at a bargain. A.
P. NICHOLAS. Planters' House. m29-tf
"IjlOR SALE A splendid stock farm 17
t ? miles from Omaha , and within one-
half mile from Railroad station. Liberal
terms and lonsr time. W , J. CONNELL.
Jacobs' 1-lock. mar20 codsf
F OR SALE 21 : acres land near the cily.
Inquire 243 Farnham street mar2y-lw
C-ORSALEOR RENT-IIoufe known aj
' Wyoming Hotel. 50 rooms. Apply to
J. A. ROEDER. cor. 12th and Harnoy-gts.
mar26-lw
FOR SALE Alot01xl27Xfeet.inLowe'
addition , commanding a fine- view , for
89C. Address R. . Bee Office. n22tf
FOR SALS SEVflNO MACHINES.
FOR SALE A new Victor 885 Sewing
Machine , for ! 35 cash. Apply at this
office. ni2t
Mil SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
T7IOR SALE The stock and fixtures of the
JD i reat Western Tea More , at coit.
mar2g dtf
T710R SALE-By W J. Hohn. a fine 870
desk now at VV'lford'g ffico 12th street
between Farnham and Douglas for 331 ! .
mar29-3leo4
ORSES. ninics stock hops , tresh milch
cows , eood farm mare cheap. tORBES
S77 Chicago street. mar27-eodH *
FOR SALE At mroat bargains , on long
tiino. lots of 10 to 40 aeroo only 'iV-
miles frnm Omaha. W. J CONNHLL.
Jacobs * Block. mar20-eod-tf
SALE I'olo buggy , setdonble har
FOR . sulky nnd lot on Kt. Mary's ve.
and IHth sts. DANIAt , LEE. Orand Cen
tral hotel. mar3-e sat tf
SALE Engine SOO , double cylinder
fOR hrfftinK engine. Hui able
mining or bridge purposes , to ho seen at
O. W. Lininger A Co. Omaha. Enquire Heo.
LinJnger * Co. T. L. VAKDO-BN
ml9-tf or H. T. CLARK.
OKSALK Ata cv .rotloced P"cei two
scholarships in the DaVv.nP ° . ! tT,1J'2lnteS ' ?
Colleg Apply of address , Jf"e. ' ?
nfiico
FOItllJSNT-
PURNLSHED rooma with or without
board. 328 Cagst. . mar27 HI *
REMT Fnrnifhed room and stable
FOR 0 Jackson street J blocks , couth of
Urand Central , nm31-tf
TPOR RENT Office room , 207 Fa nham-st
JC bot. 12th and 13th. niarlS-tf
TO JIENT-HODSE&
RENT-Smill house 3 rooms and 2
rooms furnished or unfurnisheJ. Ap-
.59014th 3treot < marSl-3t
| 70R RENT The SpJllett prooorty con-
Eisting of a house and 10 acres of land ,
thren miles wct from Omaha , icquire at
SUEEL.Y BROS mar5-f (
FOR RENT New brick house next to
cue cor llth and Pacific tils. Enquire at
Jorsenson's Cigar Store 10th street. f7-f
FOR REST-MISCELLANEOUS.
rno RENT Two farms suited for eaiden-
JL ing. low for cash , T. MURRAY.
n > nr31-lm
P OK KENT One of the finest farms in
V Dougias county near the city , a so an
improved farm in Washington county.
W. J. CONNELL. JacobsrBlo k.
mar20-eodtf
SALE A portable sawmill suited
FOR
for he Ulack Mills. T. MU RAY.S
mar31-lm
A UCTIONnnd SECOND-HAND GOODS.
JBONNER & CO. Auctiom and Commis-
eien House , 260 Douglas street. High
est price paid for furnishing household
goods and second hand furniture. febl7-tf
KURTZ & ALLEN. Auctioneers , will of
fer for sale i n Monday morning April ,
2ad. atlO o'clock , a largo number of very
desirable residence lot ? in every part of the
city. Get particulars and be on hand ,
OEO. P.CKMIS.Heal Estate Agent 9th nd
llarneyot oet . It
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION-The undersigned have
this day dissolved rartncrship by
mutual consent. / II assets due the firm to
ke paid to. and all indebtednc'8 dis-barged
byThos. Gibson. C. R. SCHALLER ,
March 1st. 18:7. : THOS. GIBSON.
I have removed the Real Estate office to
the Herald building , where lands and lots
can be bought lower than over. City Iota
S250. THOS. GIBSON. ma'27-2931
LOST.
f OST A. W. Anderson Upholster 15th
JLJ between Farnham and Douglas street
lost a roll of money 1o tha amount of $29 the
finder will receive a reward and thanks of
the above party by return of the money to
him. mar29-3t
TAKEN UP.
rriAKEN UP A bright bay mare , long
JL tail. 4 or S years old , owner can have
same by callingatcor. of 12th and Capitol
ave. . prooving property and payiticeharees.
marSl 3t A. ROBERTS.
mSGELLAttKOUS NOTICES.
'ORIDGE NOTICE-Sealed proyo-als will
Lj be received by the co nmisf ioners of
Douglas county. Nebiiisb ; " . at th office of
the county clerk in Omaha until Saturday ,
April 7tb 18 7 , nt 3 p. in . for building a
combination bridge , 48 feet long , with two
16 foot approaches ( toUi fa feet ) , across
WeftPapill'oncre.k , nc r JohnBIutn s , on
f outhino of sect on _ 27. township 15. range
11. Plans and specifications nay be seen
at the county clerk's office.
The r'ght t reject any o ah bids is re
served. March 30th , 1877.
LEWISS.REED.
mar31d3t County < lerk.
WILL GIVE S5.00 for full file of Weekry
BExfirtho year 1876 , and will give
310.00 for a full file of daily of Fame year.
J. W. CKAWFORD. "Capt. Jack. " in7-tf !
CIGAR MANUFACTORIES.
aioiiMa9ia auiraqojnd oaojoq reaud pm
300)8 jno oaitnBTu'oi p ssnbsj OJQ SJsqqof
HY-DIO
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy- Music.
Mr. Clif on W. Tavleure - Manager.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY AND
Ladir * ' Matiaee Saturday ,
Friday. Airil C.
First appearance hereof tte brilliant
HENRIETTA CHAAFJRATJ
( MRS. r. s )
- COM JNA1ION ! -
Coiniriting a Famous artute , Henrietta
Chanfrau. identified with he high at tii-
umphsof arc , widely esleemd for her rare
beauty and cultured grace : aud the bett
dramatic comnany oattide ot Boston an
New York , together with a new Emotional
Play , apprnved trom Best n to New Oi-
lean as "TheHit of tie Season 1"
Friday evening April 6. First p-rformance
here olanew play ot intense human inter
oat. by Mr. Clifton W. Taylente , entitled
- PARTED ! -
GBJICR SBIBLKT. the devoted wife , MRS. F.
5. CHANFRAU. ctnday afternoon at 2
o'oJock.GhAND LADItS' MATINEE , C.
W. Taylenre's great emotional play
WAB SHE RIGHT.
Saturday evening April 7.
( last appcararco Mrs. v hanfrau.
A play of intensa emotional interest ad-
oited expressly f r Mrs. Chanfrau from
Belot's Powerful French version "Mss
Mnlton" nsw attracting crowded audiences
ni N.York , entitled Jealousy , an da power ! a
cejt. In character style and completeness.
this performan e will vie with tbe most
ambitious productions ot the New York
Stage.
Central Admission 81. CO. Gallery 50 cents.
Reserved seats without extra charge at
x ariety Bazir. marSlaor 6
LAWYERS.
@iittt
C&D
Office : § u6cnnann'
13.
dee8-tf
MISCELLANEOUS ADVfRTISEMEHTS.
VARIETY BAZAR
C. T. Hill , Successor to Al. tf. Eberlmrt. I A
Fombioalloa of SiKI S'ORES ' IB OIF , MOSF { ELEGANT Eslibllrtnieat ! n QMlil
OCCUPYING TWO FLOORS. SO FEET DEEP. AND BASEMENT.
220 Douglas-st. cor. 13th. Omaha.
Bobv Bvgggio. Sole agent in
Bird * nnd Cagei Jfc&rut&a for
Sate Ball and 4 Baby Sucsv
Croquit , fatloriet.'XO
Jtictlrv and
Tov Window vmltrtottl
curtains in aby eoodr
in BIV line.
Don't fail to visit AH orders bT
the Bazar where
you can find any mail promptly
thing you cannot
find elsewhere. filled.
marl-Iy
Hats , Caps , Ti n-lss , a&d Valises.
The lowest prices gnaranteed. 238 FarnhilS1 street near Fourteenth-St. mnr31-eod3m
MAX METS
Jobbers of Watciic * , Cloefrs und
FOR JtHCIXiXiIDE S ISItOS' fcJEtOAV
MAX METER & CO. ,
178 and 174 Famliain Street , Omahn. S
WHOLSSALS DKALEKS IN
NOTIONS , .AJVX > FA.WOV OOOE > ,
1 AX MEYER & ;
WHOLBSALB DEALERS -rA
es riw MS ni am
, ,
The JLiargest Stock in the West I
WaJlsrn a sent ] for
WINCHEUTEK AND SHABP'S JUFLEH
Wiich Tf o rsll e < Bottom Price ; .
22f to ieolcrsSen < 3 tor
A Full Assortment of Cartridges !
172 * 174 Farnliaza-St. . Cor. llth. Oic&b& > Neb.
MAX MEYER & BRO , .
SJHBBAL AQSOTB SOB OHS UNRIVALLED
Knabe , Stelnwaj , EiaerEon aad I'crlor tJem Pianos , .Vawn & Man. t
Estej , Slioniagor and Burdett Grgnns.
JtalUn Strinji. Bfloot Moilo. Violin * . SuIUn. 71nles. Brae * Jnjtrnueulf. auJ
MoiiMl Marohsndlie.
Store I ITew Goods I
- DEALERS IX -
Stoves , Banges and Furnaces ,
STAMPED , PXiAIN AND JAPANNED
Tinware. Granite Iron Wire , c&c. , Ac.
No. SIT Farfiluua-st. . One Door Fait of 1st KaUonrl Bank , Omnba.
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DOWE with NE ATFESB & DESPATCH
ap2tf !
IRON. PLOW STEEL AND TOOL STEEL.
CASRIA OEAND BEA VY HARD WARE OF ALL KINDS.
Bolts , nuts , washers , files , borax , and a great variety of stock adapted to the blsrk-
' . . . . . febVl-tt
smiths'trade. W. J. BROATCH. 63i Fourteenth street. -
O , J. "WTIQIDIE ! ,
Manufacturer of all kinds of '
Show Oases and Fancy Toy Furniture
Picture Frame Slouldf new Kept on Hand.
Special attention given to repair of all kind of polished and costly furniture and mtuica
instruments. Address. 237 Cass-st. . Omaha. Neb. < lecl33mt
CHARLES D. WOODWOBTH ,
DEALER IN
Freight and Farm Wagons ,
Freighters Supplies , Buggies , &c.&c.
228 Dounlas-St. , . . . Omaha , Nebraska.
dec27J ( OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ) [ tf
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
AKD
S
I
ENGRAVERS.
W. L. KNO WILES.
8CCCKB80B TO J. K. XICX.
FIRST CLAMS WORK
AT tow BATES.
Box 769. Davenport. Iow .
feb-17-3m
STOVE DEALEnS.
E.r COOK
VHOHULS AID RKMILXK or
COOKAMHEATKGSTIM
SOLB WISTJES AOSST TOB
Tll'S ' CELEBBiTEOfaBDEHTIBgXCGlLfHJUEE ,
COFFEE URNS
ROABTBR8. LAUNDRY STOVES AC. .
Sale * from 70 to 75,000.
537 Fourteenth itr e . - - Omaha ]
OT29.tt