- tc ft03 oiH > etf b ? earner , to anj
. wt of the rtjr. cnT c"-Lii ) . ( Sasdw t
. riper , if
, -rrr.cr d'
thcrefvis. tb .wt . ; t
fns OMASA PAU.Y P-1
at thB" l l eri.w TI
" " ) t ! x
KjWr SS.m i'cr year.
< & - ' / . ' . < : Fresh
l jrtt'Jc < irri of
Umbrella * worrtf \ yesterday.
-Tbi- river n lifiuc nipidly.
HobUio els ! crockery at coat *
_ \4 l your job pnnttni ; done at
t1 r FEE oflicp.
TUe.in6uran o < 1juters sup here
to t-s up 1 > " fii * Ve . "
Li. Prnsh l a hfd a new bide-
tva'Ji put down iu fron of Lis elore.
--I * fg uc OB Wtnduw Gkify
w * Pawtuft . .Vftio r/ . apl llf
- All walcl"nnd olfirks repaired
a' Mx Mwyer & Bro V are warrant-
etf
--P. H. i5l T > & Pea had il 0,000
ir' urswe on tii r building and ? 6-
000 on stock.
HolAik- ckttiiiK rut Ii'fPtock '
j , < i clit.iy at coet t Kurlz & Al-
ore. marSltouiyl
tbe ne'v u-ut-
w n ; t\iuu iiUiJil8 { , will tsb *
> ' < > / Hint f fllcc > l y 1st , and
to Iho jouis hnrfolf.
One of Uncle Sim's boyo m
Hn paid n three dollar tmo at the
Truoc Court ypptonlay for creating
1 oixturbauce on Ihe street.
Au attempt VH uiddn by aum-
ccudlary Wi'dneylayjoight to ourn
Duhany11 optra hoiiwc , Council
fx lie , but it wjia 'riwtrafpd by the
f -n5.t5ieringof ihemalnriul used.
-Tluroccti that wcu * dverlit cd
to take place tl > Ip tiftcrtinyD
.it Ihe Umshu Drivloj ? J'-irk have
postponed lill Saltnday of next
-fl in ay nut hi- icu ; -r : lly known
t' ' ! t M z ileycr A Bio. jnanufau-
1'iic jewelry A mler , nn < l also
a full jifrnortinriit of silverware
- jtl tewalry ; but nueh is the f aet.
Councilman Shannon wiyu that
never in his life miuio n com-
nat &itiu l a man furnanHj'knd
rt ' ry , I > 1 ll : t hu d
William.1' , "j J'S t. * t , f r
fellow wbi
; L :
f me cbiJ < i ; rr 7
Is" Hobool _ yer > tcr Jr j' , and.
uUerwuide foimdbhnjslf ia ihe
I > ct-up. Judge Anderson twrlfccd
him to Council iliullo
ra'lnient , apjKjinteii for Ibcpnr * o ,
cave ronferied wilh rtrs. . L. O.
Mc bauu und John McShanc , whc
aut < 1 on ibo p.rt of Mr. John A
Y "Cru'glUo'i , iu rt'Kard * o the ei tcr-
< . * 4n > mi nt that IIM beca teudejxd
of their
" -fu ' '
'Hortsju wiving Creigtiiyu'Hall
" > - o tiding. Thp cuniniittcf were ic-
{ lieslud by tlio Messrs. AlcSImue to
Me ihuir own inntHtions nnd
make uthrr anngcuientb. It waa
, _ that the -en ertainment
1 consist of n lirinqiigt.aucj jll
no /rhWiu Creighton Hall'on
the evening of Thursday , May Sd.
Prank Hnulou lias rctarneil from
" "
Wc t _ _ _ _ _ ,
C. J T nbes , of Lincoln Js at tbe
J H. Scely , of Chicago , is at 'the
Grand Central. !
' S. E. HiKghi9 , of .New Yorfc , is at
the AletropolHan.
Nelson. Moes , of Olevoland , Is nt
the Melnipolilnu.
. B : . Devolt , uf Ciilcjigo , la at
tbt Grain ] CeiitrHl.
K. U riarbion , of Chicago , SB at
tbs Gmuil Central. T" ,
te B. W. BohKfer. of Mfi aabeo IB
a * tbn McJr polilau.x
.T. SlllHrljerg : , of Jew ? Yort. is
at tbo Wraml Cenlrnl. *
w-x
A. W. Spaldiug , of St. Iioule , is
at ( he Grand Centra ) .
A. H , HlggfulMjtliRtn , of Chicago ,
ih a < the Mutropolitau.
f'l n . K. Euglinii , o ! ? few York ,
ia ar the Oraiul Central.
Ex Governor David Butler wss'
a ilic Grand Central yeaicrdiy.
Sstiiiderst left yestonluy
vii It to Ids olii lni ti jit
uiauy
of Brighniu , p
-t"rdny en route
F. Cha , vl Eatt
.v. Te ? le
*
11J
Fen ti > -.nl t i' iMl f . -'irli *
< ! nlen" to rnd "t > j ioJt ve bim
v. r Oiuiha toj-cu If U ; , c ukl * not
aa trt ? bgta ? factory he ' { ? * r
is fiJenly of
pc -
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THE WEATHER.
Heavy Snow Storm on tlic Line or
the Union Pacific in ( he Black"
JHIIsSmnv at Kearney This
- - - Morning
Wires Uowi-
Itaiu at Omnlia.
For ths IftBt tJireo or four days
t'.icre'bas beflii raging ir. 'the 'Jhick
Hilte , aonij ! tbe hie "F the Uiilou
! P.viltir railway , t'-'o woreturiow
' clarin tu&t has occurred. * ji > co the
! xtiumorablo bJookidp < > ? tbe winter
j of 1871 72.
| On Tuesday night Iho East bound
j Uuiou Pacific jiatecnger train A.19
snow bound uiUfaui'.o ' Civuon , and
did uot arrive at Omaha till Thurs
day looming at ten o'clock , eighteen
honralate. Train * nru all movlur ;
ujWj however , alth'jiigli faoino of
thorn are behind lime. The pabseu-
ger train due hero yesterday at
8:45 p. m. was ihreo lioura Jate.
The ntorui has continued with uu
floated "vigor , and late yesterday
afternoon turned into rain , from
North Platle eastward , nnd still
later it changed iuto sleet , which
caused , the telegraph wires between
Xorth Platte and Cheyennu lo go
down about half pa&l seven in the
evening. The sleet has boeu inov-
Jiig eastward yesterlay and the prob
ability is that the teleurw'h win *
will be badly u > ed up.
It wa3 ( mowing at Kearney yea-
terday morning.
Thursday eveai oiit half past beven
o'clock it began raining nnd it has
continued to pour uowu heavily aud
steadily ever since.
"I tic Ctilunuinii nml fluAlricaii iu
tlic CiiiKMl hlatcs. "
Til the Editor of Ihe Bet.
I notice in the Jicra'd of a reueut
date an article nudei the caption ,
"The Chinaman aud thu African in
tbo United tttates. ' ' The article in
question betrays oa the part of r-
author a degree ot absurdity and
dinregard for truth that reudera n
perhaps the most remarkable of all
the journalistic fizzles that have em
anated from Uie pen of Dr. Miller.
There ia not an idea advanced in
the whole article that baa not become -
como Buporannualcd ; uot a propo
sition or declaration contained iu it
that IB not a prima facie absurdity ,
with a possible exception. The Ur.
f jm3 to have just nrisen fioni a
slumber of as great length as that
of Rip Vau "Winkle. J t ia uuneces
tary , Mr. Editor , for me to attempt
to answer in detail the honhCUbe
contained in the article alluded to ;
It way l > e well for me to answer in
a general way Home of Iho HHser-
Honu made therein.
First TheOoL mu aay to the
wieencre of hc J/cnt'd llhat "the
bottom ( prificlple ) " upon which ho
wishes ILirt government ( > pcl'le ' IE
r ally PO W > ttotu at all , J dropped
oiils t Cytlcalb < f laAory. t-'a\n
this k , phi-.l "tho jiajervatioa of
free j ovrniueiit in this country do-
jTfiriF , nfflt upon < he intelligcnoe of
- iie people.
, SoooiuJ Upon their capacity to
*
riiJsr Jasfilnfinllaled with the race
that loaniied-it. -
loaniiedit.launeQlatery after
iius hn sayp , in subHlance , that the
uegroi8incapablby nature of over
altainiDg sbWi > < iegreont intelli
pbyalcallyimpo ijibleforhini toevor
become asaiminiljUed with the Cau
casian. It is hnnijy wortbvhilo to
answer either r f iheae two last as
serlir.ns. I btflcw that intelligence
isa * de-iiruble
-a Very and acceaeary
fjURlificaliou in a peo.plto pwrpf-i *
uatefree soverainen.l'VL' balder
dash about "assinnoh-i'iou" ur.yas
well be ieuored ) , but in onlwr to
have a good government ia nor hon
esty as necc&sary a characteristic in
a people as intelligence ? Certainly.
But political honesty iu Dr. Miller
ir among the things thatwpre not ;
Ucuce he Ihids no occasion to tyeuk
> ' it in thiscouuecMoM. .
But tbf man who gay * that thu
negro iamcapab'o of making equal
progreHjAvifh thcuhiteiu UICUIMJUI.
rition of luiclli fcncc , and especially
in view of llio extraordinary nil
vauce of thia cla a of the populace
vithjn the pa&t few eare , bince the
'
'uvouuea of education have been
opened to them , xnuat bo regarded as
a hopeless , prejudiced nincompoop ,
01 an unscrupulous misrepreseuto-
rtf the truth. Let such ugump go to
one of these public schools , and ho
will learnlf he is capable of learn
ing anything , that colored children
attending that school moye with
equal facility and thoroughness from
lower to higher grades of study ,
with their white classes ales.
TheT > r. 8ayn that the nation was
drunk at the time of the ratification
of the 14th and 15th amendments ,
and is drunk now ; but as soon ua it
sohers , up these amendments must
l e annulled. Instead of the nation
being drunk , it appears that he has
been drunk for nearly ten years , and
Is just recovering snlficienlly from
bis stupidity to take in the silua
tion. He nays the negro is a perni
cious element in tin's "government.
There is no element within the
limits of Ihe United Btalea govern
ment that i of suuh permcionu and
dangerous character to it as that of
which ho is the mouth piece iu Ne
braska , and o ! * which 8. J. Tildeu
was the presidential candidate , iu
the Lite campaign. Unhappy the.
country thai shall give birth to
many of- such ilk as Tilden , Miller
and Croniti CYRUS D. BKLL" . ' '
Will Mr. Jenkinson , the newly
elected City Councilman , eee that
J. Green fixes his sidewalk tm the
corner of Ninth and Haruey tftreots ,
just as bin neighbor * were obliged 'to
do ? W. A.
'
It
AT
M. W. KEIN'NEOY'S ,
p4eodtf * 48S Thirteenth Bt.
Uueler City , D. T , the largwt hotel
iu the Hills. All btaged nlop a1
this hono. Good accommodations
and a good home fur travelers.
Give us a cI ! and neo for yourself.
WATU > &
mehlG-Stn- , ,
Jn
jo"uV. ' " ' Old frieuisIn ,
. i
; Any ( Bdy5vii
b . - or the I > nljy i
' /pBi ul Lf f ?
n jj w4Wv { fcetfln
, prefer.
MERCENARY MOSES.
A Base Ueceher A Young Man
Hobs His lulcndcd ifride , and
Then Deceits iler.
rtftft-a ] Pollaiis.leo in tiio haiue of a
S--ntccS-lookjiig young man who bns
bcun working iu R Fremont hotel
for the post six months , along with
a rather Beat usld pretty and con-
ildinK girl , whose aQections ho suc
ceeded in winning. Notlong'Rgo he
obtained her cou'-ent of marriage.
Tje time for the happy event was
fixed for Thursday , and Omaha
was eelectetl as the place , and to
Otiialiu they came two or three
dnysaijo. The license waa obtain
ed ami oilier arrangements were
l > erfectcd.
Tliureday morning the girl gave
her Moses Ihe sum of twenty del
lar" , wilh which tb go o'utand make
smwejniixi liases forhcr.Beveral hours
passed away , and no Moses return
ed to her. As each hour rolled by ,
she became uneasy and anxious ,
and at lop ) , Iho suspicion dawned
Upon her that Moses had been
either foully dealt with and robbed
of the _ money , or that ho had ab-
f wiidtd wilh it himself.
Sno then went to the City Mar
shal and informed him o ! the facts
in the case and of her oaspiclou.
This Marshal obtained the fellow's
photograph , and hastened to the
Union Pacific depot , where he learn
ed that Moses had crossed the river ,
and thither Ihe Marshal followed
hint , and upon his arrival at Spoon
Luke he uscei tamed that Moses had
started for Philadelphia.
The girl , while at thePolice Court ,
was asked by Judge Anderson if
M'wea had robbed her of her virtue ,
ami dbe evasively replied that she
"didu't care a continental , if she
could only get her money bauk. "
tthtt also regretted the turn affairs
had taken , because the oily tougued
Slopes had , for some reason , induced
her to wrile to her folks that they
were married , and she now hated
to return home without a husband
after all ,
.Besides tbo twenty dollars , Mose
took with him five dollars belonging
to another girl , and a gold ring
which WBB the property of his in
tended bride.
Jlcyer A Co.
Tina house has grown steadily
from a comparatively small concern
to be one of the moat extensive es
tablishments iu the West , and all
within the past live years , owing to
the pushing enterprise of the mem
bers lo reach and grasp the trade of
the trans Missouri country. Their
present commodious quarters in
Crci hton Hall building are Inade
quate to the demands of their busl-
JKSS , und consequently tboy are now
putting up a large and handsome
two -lory brick building at the
northeast corner of Farnham and
Eleventh streets , which fill be
completed within the next three
montbs. *
Meynr" & Co.
comprise their seook. Especially is
thisi the case with their tobaccos aud
cijjara , than which there " no hot
tcr to ijo fouml in the market
Among ih"ir loadingbranda of
"sTnokin- ? tobacco arc liouo Jack ,
ViifitijfFair , Bob AVhile , Durham ,
aud 'Carlo Blanche ; while "Haid
to * . ' . jit" loaddin
< ) the chewmj tobac-
GJ Lew , nvd "Uravely" iu plug U > -
bacons. Their Imported ami Key
West cigara , aud their own cele
brated "Stubs , " cannot be excelled.
Their -stock of domestic cigars is
very large , and they keen constant
ly on hand a fine supply
of cigarettes. Their slock of pipes
comprises every variely of mcer-
.shaum aud brier-root , and every
thing in the line of smoker's articles
can be found in this establishment.
They mane a specialty of guns ,
repeating rifles , and revolvers , and
ammunition of every description ;
also pocket cutlery.
Tneir prices are as low as those of
extern dealers , as they buy direct
from the manufacturers , and hence
western merchants will save tune
and money by trading with them.
Jlgtnt * Wanted For the Florence
Oil Btove. Apply tkott & Cottle ,
b'eward , oxnb. apr27-lw *
Elegant-dress L'oods at Bushman's.
' apr9tf
JEXTBAORL.LNARY HAJRGAIN6
m Ladies' aud Children's Suits at
Bushman's. We closed out all a
manufacturer had , and ore selling
them at bis wholesale prices. Call
aiid see them. ap9tf
Hrti McKolligou's card o
llrut tfo < ; e. juneitr
IT AjuWAYS Jb-AYS
to examine geode at Bushman's.
; ap9tf
Btyllnh hosiery at Bushman'f.
_ ' ap9tf
Clam ( Jhowdcr , liering salted
lobster halad , imported cheese and
auuoAtte , at SIKBILIST'S , 206Farn.
liliui street. marl-tf
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES
totalled et Now York wholesale
ap9lf
Kee Hdvertinemcut of Beard &
Bro. , ou second pauo. marl-3m
THE OMAHAHOUHJi
is the beat oue dollar nnd a half ,
liotel between J > ow Yorh ,
Francisco.
fo. V.iUdlssr i > kti-J
; t Ko. 5. ' sn.jconntjr. . .2
JtSca'iQns cai i 9 taza'al th Vbon vf j
i-tcwr. PiJ f niII"WoJn6a na ilay
J'Hh. 'be Board r'Strves thu right to rjj ct J
i.1 bidj Adtlrw !
cniKLKs u. emin.
SpSdtwli P. v. Bex 767. Oin ha.
'
. LEGAL NOTICE.
-U. K. Smith plaint iff. vs. CharleaO.
T-'frton. deftodant , .before Gtutav Ander-
elit. I. P. DougUi conuty. Nebrwlta
, Cj ; the TtlnJw of April. A. D. 1677. said
. oyttro iS'd " orucr tit jsttachment in thtr"
. 'Ti ' or U.e tnia of * y7.3 > .
- H.K.i > MnH.
T 1 ? , F. Syrras , bis Attorney.
"
I -
A GOOD MOVE.
1'nmiljof Florence Mo * c
Out of ihc Country All's Well
Tlml Ends Well.
Tue Florence Hhootin &crapc ,
which occurred some few week1 ?
ago , has at last resulted
rllv to au parties ititercstod.
Marshal Simpson , 51 will "bt1 ic-
uiombered , shot and Bounded Bill
Davis , and wa = ? held for trial at the
next term of the JiMrict Court in
the sum of $500 bail , which he gave.
Two brothers of the 'wdunded
.Davis then threatened vengeance
on Biunwii * , nnd they were arrest
ed , broucht to Omaha , aud placed
under $500 bond ? to keep the peace ,
and failing to sive the same , they
were ncnt to jail , where another
brother was coniiu < Hl o"ii Pontwuce
*
of thirty days for beating a Mrs.
Thomau , of Florence.
Thursday the Davis boys were
brought before Judge Sedgwick on
a writ of habeas cortnts , at the in
stance of the prosecuting witness
Himp on and the District Attorney ,
and Hffl Honor discharge : ! tlietn.
They returned to Florence ,
aud then wilh the whole family ,
left Ihe country for ( ho country's
good , their destination being Kan
sas. The funds for their transpor
tation were raised by the people of
Florence , who have long wanted to
got rid of them , as they have been
a terror and a nuisance to the com
munity ever since they have resided
there. Thisvirtuall > ends Ihe case
against Marshal Simpson.
STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The steamer Black Hills will leave
Kt. Louis May 1st for Beuton.
The steamer Ashland l > rt St.
Louis Wednesday for Bismarck.
The Silver City , currying GOO Ions ,
starled from SI. Louis on Wednes
day for Hen ton.
The Red Cloud left St. Louie yes
terday for upper Missouri points
The following boats are now en
route from St. Louis for upper Mih-
soun river points , and a large quan
tity of mail has been received by C
C. Housel & Co , for them : O ceola ,
Tidal Wave , Florence Meyer , J. E
Ruukiiij Arkansas , and Belie of St.
Louis.
The following steamers have
passed Omaha this season upward
bound : J. M. Chambers , April 3 ;
C. K. Peck , April 7 ; Denver , April
13 ; 1 < auction , April 17 ; RV. . Dug-
gau and Kale Kiuney , Apiii 19 ;
Fanuie TaUtrn , arrivwl April 0 aud
departed ou Iho 24th
The alcrn-wheelcr Saiauuah will
leave St. Louis iu u day or two with
bulges for the Yel/o\stone. /
The John G. Fletcher , bound for
the Yellowstone , is expected here
Iu day.
The Gen. Custer , TV UK 250 toiw of
freight , for Bentoa , In coming up
the river.
I rSutrlmojiti-I
Joy ot r.u
bow
the residence of Joseph Bedmau ,
corner of Nineteenth and fznrd
TftrceVn , m Uie uuion of hi 5 daughter ,
Arminta Redman , lo George Hnoie ,
Esq. The Rev. Mr. Lipo , of the i
Lutheran Church , V.-JIH the offi
ciating clergyman. A few intimate
frienas were iuvited to participate
in tue happy ceremony.
The bride is a native of Omaha ,
being born m this city , and was
elegantly attired , adding grace to
the charms of her i < crsoual pres
ence.
ence.Many
Many valuable presents graced
the bridal table beautiful toilet
mats from Mrs. Redman , mother of
the bride's father ; elegant mounted
castor from Mr. S. K. Jackson ; a
flue silver butler dish from Mrs. 8.
K. Jacksou ; David and Richard
Hume gave a beautiful ice pilcher
and set of goblets ; Mrs. Conuchniau
preeeuted a tine pickle castor ; Messrs.
Sfanberry and Hortson , an elegant
double nickle castor ; MihsKimball ,
a wax wreath and card receiver ;
Mrs. Harpster , a large aud elegant
vase ; Mrs. Win. Hume , a complete
toilet set ; Mrs. G. M. Wiley , a toilet
set ; Miss Bertha Hume , a silver
cup , etc , with many other valuable
presents from friends.
A magirflccnt supper was pre
pared. and the happy bridal party
greatly enjoyed the festivity.
May peace aud sunshine illumi
nate their future path , and the joy
ous wishes of all for their prosperity
go with them in the new life they
are now entering upon.
LEGAL NO live.
State of Nebraska. Doacla ? County , ss
At a county court held tn the county court
room , in and for faid comity. April
Uth.A. D..5817. Present. C. 11. Sodewick.
Connty Jndgo. In the matter of the estate
of Philander Hr Heed decease j
,0n reading and on filing the verified peti
tion of Lewis S. Heed , pravinp that letters
ofhdminis t ' * ion be iff ntd nnd OL . . I to
JSJTOHicca asftammiat r of the eataio
of t aid deceased.
Ordered , tnat Mar Hth. A. D. . 1S77 , at
lOo'clock. a. in. , it spskned for hcarinjr
laid petition , when alt persons interested in
said matter may appear at a county court to
be ibeld. in and for eaid county , arid show
cast * why prayer of petitioner should notbo
granted : and that notice of the pendency
of said petition sod the hearing thereof , be
siren to ali person ? interested in said mat
ter , by publishing * copy of this order in
the Omaha W kLY BKI , a newspaper
printed in said county , for three eucvsgfivo
necks , prior toiMd day ofhearine.
C. 11. SKDOWICK.
( true copr. ) County Jndco.
apr7-3tn
Centennial Roductjon
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vwily circuitICQ. . and rei'aJtilpratc ?
) f advtrtiriEK. sent free tf > any
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+ IPARKROW - , . - ffEW YORK. '
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SPECIAi. NOTICES.
NOTICK.-T vertiscmonU of To Lei. For
Bale. Lost , \aats. Pound , Boarding. Ao. ,
will be inccne'i in these cclamns onoo forTEli
CKNTS i > r Ih- * each enhj > eqnont insertion.
KIVBCENTx" line. " The flwt insaftion
r.evor lo s tbs ? 'TWENTY-PIVE CENTS.
LOAN-MONEY.
rONKY.no i ,0 , , . - . _ , . - 1,0AN-DR. . . . _ , _ . _ , EDWARDS . ,
apr5.toniay5t
M ONKYTO LO N Adams A Siineral.
roffhi p Creighton's block.
MONEY TO LOAN. Call at law office of
D.L THOMAS , room 8 Visschers
Block. y aprl-t'
_
\T7ASJCED A girl at the French Cofeo
yV llnufo , 233 Fn nham Street , It
girls , at theEir-
V V met nouso ap25 3f
eirlto do housework 179
Farnham street , up stairs , apffidtf
TTTATSTED A good kitchen girl. Must
VV boRood cook , wachor and ironer ;
ar > ) > Iy t H .A. UARRIS. 229 Burt etteet
apr4 tf
\fAfiTHD-MALE. .
to in-
WANTED-Agsnts everywhere -
tt'duco ha "Ultimatum" lamp
burner , Filled without removing burner ;
tsiiamcJ lighted and extinguished , without
669. Omi'is , Neb , aprSldlw Hwt
VX7A5rBD A few goodsa'esmen : apply
. ) \ . . ih Wheeler 4 Wilson Sowing
MB hi AoSlee. No. 2W IBth-st. Jacobj'
. ATCHlSON.Agt. aprlO-if
AVANTED-By an Ameri-
r n woman , . to do writing
or as scamsireee by the day of week. Ad-
drets COPPY-PT.
ai > 25 dlt" BEK Office.
rpEAM OF BRONCHO PONIES-Wanted.
JL Address , stating prioe"W , " BiROffice.
ANTKD All kinds of new and second
W hand goods. 237 Douglas street ,
apr2-ti
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
_ _
TTIURNISHED ROOMS-For Rent , at 003
JJ Howard SU M-27-2 t
REN'T A nicely furnishei front
FOK 281 Douelas street. apr21 tf
"JT 'U RENT A furnished front room ,
T noitdcast cor , J8th and Dodgo-st * .
app9-tf
TO RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT A good building suitable for
stable or storage ; cheap. Corner of
15th and Capitol Avenue. api7d6tt
HOUSE FOR RfcN C. near PoStoffice , of 6
rooms , we 1. cistern , < * e. QEO P.
BEMIS , Real Estate Agent , 9th a d Har-
noy-sts , pr21-tt
7 OR RENT a story hou o , 7 rooms. L.
L I'.M'.QINN. Viescber's block
blockipr21tf
ipr21-tf
FORRKST-ThoTremont Ho ee corner
, 16th and Capitol arc. Apply to OEO.
W. DQANE. aprl7-tf
RENT-MISCELLANEO US.
rno RENT Two farms near the oily for
J _ one-third of the crop. T. MURRAY.
nar31-lm
fOKSALb-REAL ESTATE.
T710R SALE JOO head of cattle good cows.
D fcu lit "leers and heifers. T. MURRAY
„
RAY , ma 31-lm
FOR SALE-A lot COilZTKfeet. in Lowe's
addition , commanding a fine view , for
S90. Address R. . Bee Office. c22tf
FOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES.
E10R SALE A now Victor $85 Sewing
Machine , for SJT > cash. Apply at this
oOce. n * 2t
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
TWOSUOW CAS S-For Sale , at Mcr-
ritt's restaurant , 158 Farnham Street.
rflEAM OF aoTfcs , harness , end wagon for
JL fale. Enquire t office of U. W. LIM-
. . cor Fernham and 15th-6t.
aprM-tf
- - , - - _ . - , . y-Qil suited
.A.1 for Ti-i' Jncl iultj. 'i. HJtRAVi : _ .
| g ; < i > g ; < i. . ' > ir-i * ' - i-SiSLg > SSVtjTr :
fnvdi-Si K AtavBry wdu ? ii nnct. two
JL1 kbolar-h"j. : in the DaTcnport Suiinon
Collpclpy * : or address , " 2. . " Bee
tiKeo , fl f
JjlOK SAL ? ' EairiDr 4800 , double cyndor !
> rcTor ilia hoift ng enuine. Sul qblt
for uiinipc or bridge purposes , to be ee > M at
0. W. Lininger i Co. Omaha. Enquire ileo.
Linincor A Co. T. L. VoN DOKN ,
ml tf " * orll.T. (
AUCTION nnd SECOND-HAND OOP VS.
JBONKKft A CO. Auction and Coniuis-
tien House. 3TO Douzlns street Hiafc
cst price paid for furnubing ho tohnld
goods and sccvnd hand fumjtnre. feblMf
"VSrilO PAYS hix' est price lor
T > Rrods and second hand furniture S
T. C. HKLMICIC. Auction and Commisft-n
Mercbant.2J7 Douglas street. tpri <
.WlSCL'LHAKOUS
AN ? PKKSON6 WISHING TO WAV.
their roof j nro proof painted,1 will do
well to call at n o. cor. Kthand Cni" gq.
This ] > ilnt stood the tea at the late cuaday
fire , on t&q Lruightoa building
ap27-lt JOuN COMMINOS.
NOTCH All acconnta due Clarito
JL & French will be placed in the banns ot
an attorney. Slay Itt Settle immediately
and Fnvo oxpenees. OLAhK '
Gil SCHAliLBR , real estate agent and
, notary public , has removed * to the
main hall. Grand Central Hotel ; he has de
mand for city property. apr25d6t
CCNVICT LABOR TO LET ,
Sealed proposals will bo received at the of
fice of the Secy , of the BonrdofPnblicLan's
Lands and buildings of Neb. until Tuesday.
Jlay 15th. Ii77. to let the conviot labor for a
term of not moro than ten years. Said
proposals shall provide for all penitentiary
expenses including gaUnes of officers , and
other help , tbe heating of the builaings ,
boardingand clothing of convicts , and al'
nocescary expenses ; the cost shall be esti
mated per capita for six years nnd for ten
years : the time shall be specified in the
bid. and the contract will be let to the low
est responsible bidder for the term of years
l ) = 8t tailed to the interests of the State ; the
contractors to have the use of the prison
and grounds belonging thereto- Bidders
will be required to file with their bid a cer
tified chock lor the Bum often thousand d"l
larsas security for the filing of an accspta
ble bond in the Bum of two hundred thou
sand dollars , collectable under the lavrs o }
the State of Nebraska in case the."contract
is awarded iheim Any contract entered in
to shall provide that the general manage
ment and discipline or the convicts shall b4
under the control o the said bond and thd
\\nrrtcn. and n } contract will be mada
fhich shall deprive thn tonvicta of any
privileges k-ranted by law , and no contract
trill be made sormoro than sixty cents pe ?
d'ly ret capita. . " ; - -i
Furth r information will be fnrnb'icj
upon application tb tha Secretary. AU
bids should bo enJ oratd on the cover "Bids
for ConvjV' I.iJior. " and addressed to "Sec-
rotari of the Board or mDlic Lands and
Buildings , Lincoln , Nebraska.
F Si. DAVIS 1 Board of Public
BHUNOTZSCHUOK , I Lands mndbnild-
OEO. 7 , ROBERTA. fingsSUto of No-
J. O. MculUUE. J bra k .
marl 2 cod marls
LEOL NOTICfc.
In the DiirrictConrt in and for DonglM
county. Neb wik-s , Jonas Mirkly , plaintiff.
v ? . Siitin Markly dofoLdunt ,
Ueroitions in this actio- will be taken by
the plaintiff at the office of H. J. Wa ker. r.
notary public , in the townof Medina , in ths
cocnty of Medina and bt lo rl Ohio , on the
19th ( Jay of May , ISfir , bstween the the hours
of U am. . and 4 p in ongd ! day , to take
the testimony .of Albft Munroe. and tb
examination will eoctinue from day * o day.
JONAS MAHKL , .
By 3 : * ; F. Mo&io ; , hiiAttornny.
apr7-H
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til la ImUi CncIUli unil Qeiranu. l
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- , r.na-J Ont = i ul-lr - aa AGEMTS WASTE
> .l co i" li-ts trrrjlifreliUisvSV * ' "T '
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fit SBaiTEO nf csioait tiur
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W1IOHBAL ASP B' .
SOLS ivseizss i&car n-j <
HB'S ' CEIEBRITED ' SJEliI ! IROX Cflil m ,
ROASTERS. LAUKDH * ST-VEi. * ' .
Sales fium TO tn7 , w
537 Fourteenth strsti. - - Omaha" ,
PUBLICATIONS ) .
$ ] ONE DOLL A K § 1
TO J. H. PIEKCb. (
VBsierfl
Foroneyear. FrerjbiJy rPalt. if ! ci > ' tt
WINLSANO LIQUOItS
CAKMEKZIND & MEYER.
DEALKUSIN
Wres ! ;
WHOLESALE f , NlJ HhTAIL.
SALOON & BILLiABB Mi \
No 5'7 ' nd519'fhirte-nth stiect
051AHA , - Neb.
rair'/'n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J. ( J. JAC'OBFi & CO. .
taal COJIDSSPB Hnrc
No. Mr \ ) ' > tlie-5. ! ! ,
OMAHA , - - . J > EB.
ap2-itf
D
SIDNEY
FORM ! a AH ! Wmm HTOTS
Give bills of KdiiiKfrom Oin ha , ( .Ui TS .
Cheycnuo. aud S.dr.ovt" the BUck ll'ilc
Mark good- care D. . ' M. v f' .
.
WHOLES ALE DE \ l.F b IN j
Floor , firain , GrocpriKdJilPrflyisisis
Also run regular fm.t frcis' ' ' t line trim . - i J-
ni-y to UcadiYOod. CiiPt.snd ! interiue1iEt
points. marl m
MAGIS1EROFTHC LOARTCD.
ELVAKL > KUJ'.HLi ,
Magiator of th
No. 4P3 lOlh B . rr-nnam ai > I H n y.
Will by the aid t/r Kticf ! " n Bj > ir > ( E , "MsiL
ofanvonea v " . of tir ! ; a < .t. i i ceat
staro. No fc- . ' % rj.ed 11 i TFCJ "f ,
GALVANIZED IROH CCTNIC'S. ,
- T. 8JNHOL.D ,
MAR
ftiLYAHIZJjJ
Cor. Tenth and t-arntab. si * JJ5.1.iaar
iaar tf
REAL C3FATE
BTBON KKKD. LP . b FH .
B ron l.C9il c c Co- .
TMK OI.DKET ESfAllI IS rJ )
Real Estate A
INJJSBRA5KA.
hcep a complete i.bstr.ict of title t all rci !
state in Omaha ami DOUC'HJJ ' coBiity.
JOXXNSOK- -
Real EstaiB &
Sells land hou = ej. and ltc chcau lo ns
money , and sell' fore gn exchavsoand tk !
ots to nnd from JJcropo liy tbo best lite" ,
OfBcenortnei tcor tonrtccntri and Ytt -
ham-sts. Omaha. ni'ti'l t
H. M.
Real EiJtale and L'ol'ecl ' HE Jgcnt.
WISNER. . NEB R
1'articular attention given to tno purchrf. o
and sale of real estate. rentinK ot imorovi J
farms , payment of taxes , cxarniimtifi . f
titles and collection ot accounts. A 'ohaa
for sale 12,000 aores of choica tames Unfls
ic the Elkhorn Valley , ia fmamc endi - -
ioini&K counties. Cheap 'or caua. and on
IOUK time at low rate of interest , fobl 7m
LAWYERS.
Office : § uficrmonu's
13. imii poimras Sir. ,
PLASTERING
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
G.V. . TtiCIST
TtiCISTSt
'
*
3000 Engravings ; 1340 Page Quirin.
FOLK
( J\AVI
JNVAMTAHI.K IN A FAMIL.T.
The sale : s 2' linica as great a ? the sale
of any other large Dictionary
> J re than 3 ,000 copies have been
pineal in the jiublio fchools of the United
Recommended by V8 ot 'o i-urcrinten-
of Schools.
"Indispens ble to everystudayt of tbo En-
'sh l iitmge " n. li n'nlte. CKiel .lu -
yce Unilrd ftr.'a.
I
P"Mi hod by 0. 4 C. MERRIAM. i-'iiing '
l" ' I
w ' "iitilco of Si 'o Sttpt. of Public j
'Xnstrnotion , T.incolji. Nob. . Ti o.
SO
Oortlflea ' , b at WE IRTSR'S
DICT ON RY
h brWptlded to tto "atate Ruo-
ommc ed llsl" otlooka to be snl
In * ho 'jihorls &f Nc-b-fslia.
(81c ( Av "J-SS McKENZIE. i
r fPnb Tnst. "
Slal sS& 'fc iytl
J & : * .
MISCELLANEOUS
| .Florence Oil Stoves
Nc Smolto ! No AaiicsJ'Ifo IJnst
Cooltins. Baking and Ironintr withou
heating too room. The moit defirab c sum
mer cook steve in the world.
gSTAgonta Wauted in Every Town
SCOTT & uATTLE ,
General Agsn's for the state of Nebrtika
fc'EwtRp. NKB.
All couiinnnfcations addressed to thi
bee will receive prompt attention.
cersnania
SIDNKY , XKB.
A Now and Well Furnished liotel.
CORNER OF FRONT AND UCSE
VST Room and Bowling Alley in connec
tlon'
' ALLENSPACU A SMITH.
np27dm Pronrietois.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
POST-OFFICE DEPAITMRNT. ' )
WASHINGTON April 10.1877. J
Froporals Will bo received at 'he cuntrac
officu of this Department uitil 3 o'clocl
( > . m , . of Juno't. 1877. ( tobo decided by th
rflth of June ) for catryirs tbe rnaih of tb
Vnited States from t-epteinbe- 1. 1ST ! , t
Jun . .5. IS 8. oc the folMwing routes in tc
btute of Nebraska and by the schedule o
d pai tnrf-s jcil arriva Is herein specified , viz
vllf.J From 'jr nd Inland , by ZTICIJ
' unieion and Ilaye-town , to Rockville , '
iirlcs and bacV. oce a week. Ixiave Qrani
Itland Friday nt G a in : arrive at Rcckvil
y Spa : Jeave Rockville Saturday at * nm
arrircd at Grand Inland by 6 p m. Bond re
quired with bid , JlOd.
.M 8j From Grand Island , ry Ranol
b rch. Loup Frrk and Rockvlllo to Loup
r-ty , 56 ini ! s and back , three times n week
Leave Grand Island Monday. Wednegi y
nnd Fridar at 6 m : rri eat Loup City by
6 pin : leavoLonn City Tuesday. Tlunday
sail Saturday at fi a m : arrive at Oranl
Island eye p irt. Bond required with bil
Sl.'OO , , .
1Uk4 From Ord , by LoEgtvood. to Ken :
o mile and back , once a week. Leave On
Fridava Cam : arrive at Kent by 6 p m
leive Kent Saturday at 6 a in : arrive Rt On
by 61 in. Bond required witlt bid. $ JCO
' 41S5 From Carrico , by WillowFork fn o
o w nnncta Fulle tn o ) . 4S miles and baric
oii'-oaA eek. Leave CarricoFridayatGam
arrive at Waur.eta Falls by 6 p m ;
leave Wauneta Falls batnrday at 6 a _ m
aniveat Carrico by 6 p. m. Band reqairei
w th bid. S:00-
S TVw3ofrom Oc obcrl. 1S77 to June CO , 1S78.
4'M From Kearney , by Iluntst llle. Ar-
Tia ia. Georgetown and New Helena to Deadwood -
wood Dak ) , 330 miles and bacfe , three times
iwook. Lca\e Kearney Monday , Wednes-
iljy and Friday t 7am : arrive at Deaawood
fnOdass. Saturday. Monday and Wednes-
IBJ. by 7 p m : leave Deadwood Tuesday.
Ibnrsday and fcaturday at 7 a ra : an ire a ]
Kcarnoyin sit days , Sunday. Tuesday and
'Ihursdiy. by 7 l > m. Present costof eor-
* KC , $22. " o nsr nnnura. Bond rtquircc
"ithlud. S2\XO ( : check.$1.135.
" - ) SO FromSiduBTbyCampt larkoCanl&
K binson. Kuflfalo ( } : tp ( n o ) . Battle Creek
( n o ) . l' arid Cityrnd Crook Olty to Deadwood -
wood ) Dak ) 270 milts and back , six times a
week , heavy hidncy daily cxcep : Sunday
l at 7 a m. a.rive at Deaclrrocd in eighty
lie r : . icave Deadwooddaily except Sunday
atTjm : arrive at Sidney in eighty tours-
Prcscn costof service. $17,5004 > er annum.
B nd required with bid. * 2CX ) : check. S875.
'yiCT jcrotn Camp Robinson to Camp
Shrid < < n 43 mile * and back twice a week
Leave Camp Kobinson Tuesday and r rid ay
at 7a m : arrive at Camp Sheridan by 6 p m :
leave Camp bheridan Wednesday and
Saturday at 7 am : arrive at Camp Robin-
K > n by 6 p m. Bo d icquired with bid.
Sl.OfO.
< J418- > From Paddock , by Kcya-Paho 'n o ]
tt'C' "tt.D ( k ) , 260miics and back , twice a
iveok. Leave I'addr.ckluesday aud Friil.iy
at 1 a ic. Arr veat Cu terin four days. Fri-
( Isivanil > od y. by 7 p tu ; Loat'c Cu t r
> f oril.y and Friday ut7 a in ; Arrive at Pad-
It kin four dais , Thursday nml M nday.
'j' pm Bond r > quired with bid ,
heck S5CO
ior fo m' of iropoJal , tuiidand cettifi-
"ato rd ls for instructions as to the cou-
di innto be eabrac"dSn thocontract. t c. .
< d\i-r ireut uf t is date in pamphlet
, r _ , nvilinT noCFRi3 | for mil fr\ice in
' ' : > Utes and territories to be found nt the
' ( ruiinal nest oflicoa of the above routes.
r.ivti to by haJ.on .ippli ation to the Second
Acs-riant P. M , General.
PW- should be sent in sealed envelope ? ,
iaperjcribed "Mail Proposals. State ot No-
'nla."and addrjsjojto the Sccnd As " !
tenti'osiaiajter Genera ! ,
fl llnse Table
KOVI5MJ5ES , 1575.
TE CHICAOO DLFOT.
Uc arilvaJ ol Trxlac Irora North and Soutbvrc ?
. So. i
0 nrou n Cart fix. Pic. Ej N'htKx
1' ) iS YOKE Hi fc1 un.
I.T. OfllO SWa i f 11 j p n.
AJ FT. i Ifi \ i MM -
" 1 ' .LB _ 4S5 ' 1 J5 n .v
' r"rt 637 ' 01
01IP
7 3 IP
. . . . 352 ' 10
" Masslllon. . . . 10 23 "
J1 Cantcu . „ 10 8 "
Alll.Hill.C . . . 1120 '
12 15
110
Ar. Crresan . _
" Altooi . 555
" IlarrlB irK. _ . . (150 ( ' 1105
515p in m
SOT "
)20 ' 110 "
York. . 7S5 " 6fO '
llaveu .162 " 10 < J "
" liirtlora. . . . 127am 12 lap \u
- < nrHltJolJ. _ 2 :0 " 100
.ProvMenco . . 4 25 " Sli
5 1' } B Uli 1507ir.
THIS IB THS ONLY LINE
His' racs tae ccMcratea rirmtAH PALACE
CAW 'com Chlwga to Baltimore , Washing
ton City , Philadelphia and New York ,
WITHOOT CHANGE.
Tor tlt'.oU rla Fort Wayne and
Throgb tlcXets ( or sale at al principal ticket
offices , t th lowiwt current rate * .
"TlT F. E MYKR3 O. H. A T.A
10 CO KSUMPTIVES
Consumption , that scourge of humanity ,
u Iho great dread of the human family , In
AH oivl'izod coumries.
1 ice ! confident that I am in potee-sion of
the onlv saro. inl Ilible remedy now
Unown ii tha prolession for the positive
and speedy euro of thatdteaJ diseao , a d
'its unwelcome comcoinitaats , viz. . Catarrh ,
AtOinui. JJ bnchtUf Neraoui _ Udnlily , &e.
itc. I am n old fogy. I believe in medi
c no. Twcnty-cipht yesrs exierienoe as a
bu y practitioner , in the best Consump
tion llosjitaU of tha Old and flew
K-rja.has tsnghtme the value of proper
medication , coiu ( . > u > < n d amtiiutionil in
the I ure of this creat enemy of our race , 1
have found it. tint I am digre < sing. I
etarto-1 out to cay to those Buffering with
consumption or anv of the above maladies ,
that by addressing mo. giving cymptoms.
t ey shall he put in possession of this great
boon , without choree , and f hall have the
benefit of my experience in thousands of
cases successfully treated. Knll particulars ,
directions for preparations and uso. and all
i ec.-fB.irr advice and instructions for guc-
ce alul treatment at your own home , will
bo ro eived by you by return mail , frco of
charge. livnddrefMns
J r. JOHN N. IIOKXETT.
167 Jefferson street.
marT-wlv I.OUWVILLK. KT.
BLACK ElliS.
TRANSPORTATION.
We are prepared to transport goods from
widney , Nefcriska. the nearett point to the
lhll on the Union Pacific Railroad , to Cus-
er City Deadwood and otherplaces in the
Black Hills. We will receive coodn at Sid-
nsv. sto e them and giro through hills lad-
.111 c at as _ fnvoraolerate' as from any other
point. Wo are owners of transportation ,
capable of h luling over400WO ( pounds in a
irlo train , and nive freight prompt dis-
f t'i vith our nwn teaas. Arrangements
. ; oiidcforbilrtytbroughia U P.R. R.
TI < \ mir line f otn all points in the cast , to
i < i frCity. Ueidwood. etc.
> jr < * ir-'Ul ! r ? tnd full particulars apply to
PH\IT & FKRRIOov.t. . Freight Con-
tracccr * . bidnoy. Xeb.
KEFEBEFCES.
I'niun Pacific llailfad Omaha.
Ft' > tN tional Bank. Omaha.
- oj.hen i 'ilcox. Omaha.
Mo ; ro i OalUgher. Omaha.
'incr. . Hartley itlrabara. New Yorlr.
. jEi.-ui IJjc Ioy&Co. , New York'
field. Loiter & Co. . Chicago.
Hibbard. t pencer & Co. , Chicoeo.
I'cter Bchuttler , Chic so.
rt'alker , Oakley & Co. . Chicago.
MISCEJLIANEOUS A3JV I'TISTMEKTS.
TY BAZA R
C T HILL , Proprietor , 220.DougVs.St. Cor.l3th,0m hi.
BabyJlugopic * . Suit agent in
Btrdi anrf Captt NtbraAa lor
Baif Sail tlnd 4 Holy Sugev
Fattoriet , IfA
Wallpaptr Start.
J'tcelruutul
undersold
eurtdin * Aflxturei. fn ay good *
in a > t > line ,
Don't fail to visit All orders bv
the Bazar where
you can find any mail promptly
thing yon cannot
find elsewhere. filled.
Karl ! y
DEWEY & STONE.
OMAHA , NEB.
d80l-t
MAX METER & BBO. .
MAKERS ill JEIELEP
of Watebes , CJIochs an i
.VOil JPHII UII'S JUKOJW * fcS C . -
MAX MEYiiS. & CO. ,
ITS nnd 174 IFamluuca Street , OzaafcR. .
WHOL35ALS D2ALSRS JLK
WEOLESAIiS DSALERS 'tf
ifiPQ PictnlQ fiiiii
iiiusi rioiuip , uiiil
Lareest Rtock in liicxv est ! r
ti for
ES AND SHAKES K
WhScinrs esll Bottom Prisue.
lor
A Fnli Assortment of Cartridges
ITS & 14 Ferali sit. . . Cor. lltit. Ooaba ,
AOXSTS JOB , THE UNHIVALLKD
o , ytoluwnjj Emsraoa mil Furlnr Gem Plnno-i , HeM > n & Hnn t >
Estey , Shoulager tuid JrtrdoU Orgnus.
Uli n Strings. Sheet Huale. Vicllnj. OalUn. Tlate ; . Brass In trumeuu and
Muaicsl Merchindlft. 4
Store I ITe-w Goods I
DEALERS IN
Stoves , Ranges and Furnaces ,
STiSlPElJ , P.bAl.N AND JAPAKNED
, Granite Iron Ware , &c.t
No. 217 S0rxLhmm > st. , One Door Fast of 1st " alien 1 Bank , Omahn.
JOB WORK OF ALL KIJSD8 DOJNE with J EATFEtfS & .DESPATCH
aplitf _
F.ADLEB. - * A. HELLER.
ABLER & HELLER ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
Wines , Liquors & Cigars.
No 181 Fantham Street.
apriMm
WHOLESALE LUMBER.
OHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY ,
OMAHA , . . . NEB.
Agents for thelcelebrated
Alton Lime , Chicago Enamel Paint and
Milwaukee Cement. Sash Doors.
and Blinds
IDon't Forget TJs.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pr9-tf " " "
IRON. PLOW STt L AND TOOL STKEL.
OA RRIA OEIAND HE A VY SARD WA RE OF ALL KJffDS.
Bolts , nuts , washers , filesborax , aad a great variety of > tock adaptedl to tha black-
imiths' trade. W. J. BROATCH. 1S4 Fourteenth street/ ftbl-tf
LEGAL KOTICE.
To William M. JJambergo and Lacy M.
Jambergo. non-ro identj. defendant' .
i on arc hereby notified tint on the 5th i i
l y of March 1877 , Chbr'ej Midcloy com-
aenced an action against y a in the Connty
! ourf forDoi'Rlascourty. Ncbraika , to re-
over from you tie sum of & 300.10 and intcr-
st thereon from February 2 , It77. at the
ateof2 er cent , perannm : on a promts-
rynoto payabk to him. principle $300. in-
ereetat ra eafor's. id , date .November 1 ,
878 and pupable sis months after date.
Ln nrderrf attachment was issued ia i id
' -jr property takeu uader Ihe
rc riircd to answer on th
BKO'w.V &TDURSTON-
aprl-w4t Attorney ! forplaintiff. -
LfcGAL NOTICE.
County Court. Douglas county. il t * o
NebrasVa.-in tbe matter of the estate o
Charles A. Cnates de ed
T . the creditors of laid estate and all par
Take notice that the ITst day of May. JS77.
the 21st day cfJolv 1877 , and the 21st day
of September , U77. at 0 o'clock a.m. of
thofe d ys. nt the ccun'y court r om. in tha *
city of Omaha , have been as ignel by the
ccnrt as tha time and place "h'n anil
where all credilnri may arpaar befo a tald
court to present their cUimt against said
estate for adjustment and all'.waiiCC. I
rfil1 meet such ci editors at inch tnre tlnjs
-nd nae. TEOMAb RILtY.
AdminiBt' torof said ? 'ate-
Dated Acril W.h. 1877. apr.-wlt