THE DAILY BEE.
{ Friday Morning , May 14-
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
Berred to Bttbecribersb7 carrier to any part ot
Its city. every day , Sundays accepted at fitUcn
per week.
Any complaint * about Irregularities , or hn ]
proper delivery of the paper , if addressed to
tab ofice win receive prompt attention.
TEI OMAHA DittT Kn win be m Ued to nb-
crlbers at the following ratea , payable invar-
ably in adrtuce : $3.00 per vuram ; $4.00 six
mouths. TH OIUIIA WEXXLT Cut 12.00 per
THKOXAHA DAILY Bzz has by artbelargeet
drcnlatloabothin Omaha and abroad , and Is
therefore the beet arid cheapest advertising
Btedtam.
OTfo
targ and Commercial ReporU. Railroad ana
Pottolce Time-Tallei , tee third vaa
BBEVITIES.
Paterson sells coal.
Saxe's fur fine soda.
See Pol&ck's advertisement.
Frederick has cheapest straw hats.
ICE-CREAM , at the McKenzie
restaurant.
Belfast cinder ale , at Saxe's.
Beindorff& Mauss are making
Ice cream of a very superior quality.
Frederick , principal batter , Omaha.
Best mealat lowest pricei1 , at
the McKenzie Restaurant.
Frederick has the beitSlrawHals.
Lois , Farms , Houses and Lands.
Look over Bemh' now column of bar
gains an 1st page.
Try Saxe's new Be Cigsr.
There , is a rumor that the Chicigo
i ni Alton5 road proposes to build a
line thortly to Omaha in order tocom-
pete withHho Wabash.
For Lands , Lot ? , Houses and
Farms , look overBemis' new column
on 1st page. Bargains.
The list of appointments of census
enumerators for the northern district
.f . this state has been sent on to Wash
ington for confirmation.
-Try Saxe's little Key West Ci-
g r , lOc.
The members of the Y. M. 0. A.
a1 to nive a social reception at their
i ew rooms , in Hubermann block , on
Tuesday evening. A good time may
be expected.
The city treasurer is very busy
just st present crediting the taxes ,
which are being paid over the counter
at the rate of from ? 5000 to § 6000 a
tl y. All delinquent taxes are now
drawing interest at the rate of 1 per
month.
The order of the treasury depart
ment to shut off gas and water from
nil public buildings on account of fail-
t reef appropriationstcok effect yester
day , but Mr. Campbell hopes tc make
Arrangements to have both continued
until an appropriation ia passed there
for.
Theconntycominisuloners Wednes
day made the last payment of
$ 1,814.05 ( n account of the new
county jail. Tito jail has been built
nrdpad for without any extra levy on
the county , the whole amount being
taken out of the general fund , and
sufficient moneys remain to carry on
the running expenses until the 1st of
July , when the new levy is available ,
The test is the cheapest. The
Adams & Westlake Oil Stove at
ml2t2 D. A. PIEBCI-'S.
gaMtfegSn ? M jjii Ch m
A11 \JUlJ J \1UiIJtfT > AWMAT U VfcJIWIU
m2l6 at D. A. PIERCY'S. m
Ice cream , water ices and elrawbcr- 81b 81m
rics at Beindorff & b
DO YOU KNOW THIS ? P
PP1
' P1
AT KURTZ'S
th ;
You can buy
thor
Good Linen Dusters ,
or
Fine Dressing Sacks , orho
Choice Lawn Suits ,
Children's Suits and Dustcrr. iawi
wi
KUKTZ'S Store , Creighton Block.
cii
We call attention to the large and boBl
extensive stock of clothing and gen Bl
tlemen's furnishing goods at the popu po
lar clothing house of SU
mlleod M. HELLUAK & Co. ko
'
Nobby straws at DeGroat & Co. s.
thu-s&tu
In
PARASOLS ! en
PARASOLS ! PABASOLS ! su
suni
PABASOLS ! ni
nibe
AT BJCKMAN'B ! AT HICKMAN'B ! beer
To-day wo plsce in our retail department or
orwi
partment our stock of parasols , bought wi
t hiefly for our wholesale trade. Theto in
wo shall offer at our regular WHOLESALE th
I'uicE. We have among them a line of thwi
children's parasols , which we shall also winc
offer at tha price. Thosn tvho need the nc
c tton sunshades can buy them of us ,
commencing at 15 cents each. Japan in
ese sunshades 30 cents each. rii
riiwl
HICEMAN'S HEADQUARTERS , wl
1408Douglat street. St
Trunks , Valises and Traveling Bags InMi
in great variety at
ba
mlleod M. TTFM.MAV & Co.'sf
Call on Lang & Fotick if you want Gcme
a good cook stove cheap. me
ha'
Headquarters for Joe Schlitz's ba <
Milwaukee beer at MERCHANTS' EX he
CHANGE , N. E. Cor. 10th and Dodge. j
< 3et your oil stove of D. A. Piercy , wei
1211 Farnham street. mlll2
of :
It Pays to Trade at KURTZ B. she
the
See linen table nankins , tbo moit tot
decided bargains ever shown in Omaha
ins |
ha , at Bushman's. thi
tin
All lovers of music will improve 10
wh
this chance of hearing Prof. Bunn and
the Musical Convention at the first to i
M. E. Church on to-morrow ni ht. tha
Mil
Travelers , stop at the Astor House , 1
New York.
16dlm asi
A large Msortment ot cook stoves Sta
nt reasonable prices , at Lang & ish
Fotick's. Dei
FOUKTJ. A tor pan
sure cure constlpa-
' i : Hamburg Figs , 25o per box , for Go
1
CoL R. H. Wilbur lectures next
Saturday evening. 1
at ; ]
Marphy & LovettIcs. Agency ; old ml
est established agency in this state.
Pijwj : . .vi' ' ]
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DAKOTA'S ' DUFFERS , I
Eapid Progress Made in Exter
minating Outlaws and
Desperadoes ,
An Entertaining Talk With
Llewellyn , the Govern
ment Detective.
Special Agent W. H , H. Llewellyn
has arrived in the city from a trip to
Yankton , where he has been in at
tendance on the United States courts
at that place. He gives a most cheer
ing report from the upper Nebraska
counties , which , he says , are rapidly
filling up with a tide of emigration
which is streaming across the river1at
Sioux City from northern Iowa , , and
southwestern Minnesota. The class
of emigrants who are settling along
the DOW lines of railroad in Holt and
Knox counties and southern DakoU ,
are better than ever before , consist
ing of experienced agriculturists who
are well prepared to develop the
latent agricultural resources of the
state. The efforts put forward by the
Chicago and Northwestern and Mil
waukee roads are resulting In a rapid
Increase of population along the
branches of those lines , and the pros
pect is that the flood tide dining the
coming summer will bo entirely un
precedented in the history of the
northern part o ! the state.
AFFAIE3 IN DAKOTA
as far as outlawry and desperadoism ara
concerned seem to be coming to a
foccs. The government is determined
to put an end to the condition tf
affairs which exists in portions of the
country , and to break up the bands
which are hindering tha more rapid
settlement of the territory.
Unfortunately just atpresent Dakota
jails do not seem to retain the birds
when caught , three noted criminals
having recently escaped , one of them
the noted "Culley , " or John Max
well , who brolo jail at Yankton by
"holding up" the jailor and locking
him up , while ho skipped the
town. Llewellyn do'es not
credit the report that Maxwell
Is somewhere in Iowa. He sajs
"Culley" has been west all his life
and isn't a man to skip east when well
armed and in a region which heknons
so well He thinks ho will soon ba
heard from , at his old tricks in the
territory , and intimates that if caged
again he will meet the just reward of
his crimes.
A band of out'aws which demand
immediate attention are the
WESSINQTON HILLS GANG ,
who for two years pist have rendez-
voued in that section and made their
hiding places in the deep ravines and
high , wooded hills , from which they
derive their name. They are led by
an outlaw named "Red Cloud , " who
is Eomewhat knonn in Yankton , !
and who has collected about
himself a band of followers as daring
and desperate as himself. Two months
ago a party of surveyors , engaged in
running a line for the Milwaukee
road , had occasion to penetrate one
of the dark ravines of the Wessington
Hills , and ran across a band of nine
men , who motioned them back. One
look at the outfit was enough and the
snrveyors gracefully retired.
Under the leadership of _ " Red
Dloua i Tvesaington band have
nade innumerable successful excur-
iions into the country for a radius
uany nvlea adjacent , highway rob-
eryand ( horae stealing being their
principal exploits. The government
proposes to thoroughly investigate
his scctiondurlngthe coming summer.
TERKITOKIAL COOBT8
ire now in session at Yankton , and
lave under consideration a number of
mportant cases. The supreme conrr ,
rith Chief Justice Shannon and Asso-
iate Justices Moody and Kidder , will
called upon to consider several
Hack Hilla mining auits of great im-
tortance , aho the great injunction
uit of John L Blair against the Da-
iota Southern and Milwaukee & St.
'aul railroads.
The protecution in the Livingitone
ndian agency cases which have awak-
nod great interest , have failed to
uatain their charges on five of the
linu indictments found. The trial
egan on tha 26th of April and the
ury brought in a verdict of acquittal
all five counts. The verdict meets
rith general approbation as Mr. Liv-
ngstone hts a host of warm friends
hroughout the territory and stands U
Tiigh. What the government
rill do wi.h the other four counts islet
lot known.
THE TENDENCY OF EMIGRATION
Southern Dakota is toward the Jim
iver valley and the Mbsouri bottoms ,
rhich are filling up rery rapidly , 01m
tock ratling and agriculture flourish m
the valleys and bottoms of the Big ntB
Iuddy , while corn producing ia at ita B
est on the Join river. "Drifting w
tooeo' , " alias "Blowing Goose , " a sthr
agabond Sioux who has been causing hrcl
inch trouble to the Jcin river settlers , clel
' been ordered by Secretary Schurz elce
ick to the Crow Creek agency , whore ce
belongs.
Among the finest officers in the
est Llewellyn says that in
JOHN jr. MCDONALD , inSI
Sioux City , where he served as
icriff for eight years , is at the top of
heap. He is now engaged in the Ni
iterest of the Milwaukee road in look- NiA <
up the dangerous characters
irongh the country. He has perhaps
best record of any officer in the
hole west , having captured and Bent
the penitentiary ev
more offenders
lan any four sheriffs west of the tisR.
issouri. R.W
Boone Msy is now in Omaha , and W ( ,
soon as Judge Moody and United he
ates Commissioner Washebaugh fin- to
court at Yankton and return to saj
eadwood , Lew and May will nccom- strN
my them. N (
to DeGroat & Co.'s for straw hats ,
bs&tuu-t
_ ; COl
A lafeo invoice of Hats and Caps to
popular prices at Jo
lleod M. HELLMAN & CO.'B , ° 3
* n boi
Hamburg Figs 25 ? a box ,
IT WAS THE OLD HAM ,
A libvera' Picnic Spoiled by a
'Parent's Interference.
A Lively Race.
Saondera atreet b becoming quite
famous of late for ita lovers' sensa
tions , several of which have crept into
print. Whether ( he atmosphere of
North Omaha is peculiarly favorable
to Cupid and unfavorable to Hymeni
we do not attempt to discuss , but sim
ply record the facts of a case which
has come to our notice , in which a pair
of happy lovers were ruthlessly parted
by a stern parent a few nights since ,
For several months paat two prom
ising and well known young people
have been courting each other against
the will of the maiden's parents. The
girl , however , thought she saw a way
out of the dilemma and finally gained
permission to make a viait of several
weeks at the house of a neighbor.
Here every evening , under pretext of
going homo foe a couple of hours , the
girl managed to see her lover and
snatch an evoniog'walk along the clas
sic shades of Sauoders street , while
both her hostess and family wore in
blissful ignorance of her wiles.
A night or so ago she made an ex
cuse to iho lady at whose house the
was stopping , that she wanted to go
home and get some clothes. Instead
of so doing she took a moonlight
promenade with her young man , stay
ing out so late that , becoming alarm
ed , word was sent to her parents aak
ing whether she would return that
evening. This put them on the scent ,
and spies were sent out , under
the leadership of the old man ,
to investigate the case. The father
waa the lucky finder , arid discovered
the couple blissfully walking arm in
arm and murmuring lovers' nonsense
under the light of the moon. It was
the work of a moment for the old man
to make a dive for the young man ,
whom he missed by about two inches.
A lively chase now ensued over two
picket fences , three door-yards and
down alleys , the young man finally
getting away in safety.
The girl was taken horns , and peace
once ( more reigns supreme in the fami
ly , although the young man declares
he will enter suit for tbo loss of six
square inches torn from the Irg of a
bran new pair of pants and the wear
and tear on hit shoo * , accidents result
ing from the exciting chase mentioned
above.
IT IS PLEASANT TO SEE
The number of people who find
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT KUBTZ'S.
DeGroat & Co. , cheapest hat s and caps ,
thu-e&tu
MEW YOKE DRY GOODS STORE.
DRY GOODS HEADQUARTERS.
SrLENDID SHOW ROOM.
BEST LIGHTED STORK IN TOWN.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF
DRY GOODS ,
MILLIREBY ,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PRICES LOWEB THAN THE LOWEST.
ONE PRICE TO ALL ,
ALL ARE INVITED.
JOHN H. F. LKHMANN & CO.
may2-lw
Commissioners ProceedingsT
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Commissioners Corliss and
Knight.
The following waa allowed from the
general fund :
John Stoloii. taxes refunded $ 1063
Omaha National bank , balance on
Pauley contract 8314 05
Charles Noyce , potatoes for poor
farm. . . . 2753
B.P. Knight , county commission
er for April , 1880 IOC 00
Fred Drexel , county commission
er for February , 1880 4950
Fred -Drexel , county commission
er for March , 1880. 5475
F. W. Corliss , county commission
er April , 1880 9675
F. W. Corliss , cash expended 3 00
B. P. Knight , cash for freight , etc. 1 70
Wm. C. Ainsworth , petit juror
February term. 1880 6050
Tkomas Uallan , balance for petit
juror , February term , 1880 49 76
Adjourned to the 14th inat
JOHN K. MAKCHESTEB ,
County Clerk.
By H. T. LKAVITT , Deputy.
Over eighty millions of dollars of
Insurance capital of the oldest and
best home and foreign companies rep E
resented In the agency of Taylor &
Howell. dlGif
, tc
Missma. A case o constipation by
using ! Hamburg Figs.
A-RE YOU BUYING THIS WEEK sf
HOSIERY
at KUBTZ'S.
PABASOLS AND UMBRKLLAH.
A special sale to continue through-
mt the season at Bushman's. Im-
nense assortment , twill silk with new
mtural handles , are very cheap at
Bushman's. With fancy handles ,
ivith p arl handles , with celluloid and
iholl handles , elegant clear horse D
jandles , unique ivory handles , in-
dudine nil the novelties in style , with
ilegant finiih aud lustre , at from 20 W
nts up the lowest possible cash aiiA
A
2fj !
THE NICEST THING 2fjOi [
the city in a GENT'S UNDER- Oi
iHIRT , at OiPi
L. B. Williams & Son's. of
Come and see them , as they ara a sn
hi
fOVELTY , and we are the SOLE
tb
LGENTS for them in
Omaha. fu
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON'S , fuN (
Cor. 15th and Dodge sfs. to
The sixth lecture in the Saturday Itwi
vening course of lectures at the Bap-
du
Church will ba delivered by Col. fui
H. Wilbur. Subject "Progress. " en
Te need not urga thosa who have chi
eird Col. Wilbur from the pUlfona hii
attend -this lecture
; to others we
IF
y will be both
you interested and > n-
tructed if you ettend this lecture.
rOTICE TO BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
Hi [
If
you have
any galvanized iron
amices dei
window
,
caps or other work
Fu
fignro on , or to bo done , call on
ohn Epeneter 333 Fal
, Broadway , Conn-
Bluffs , Iowa , who will give you <
ottom prices age } extra " good. work. the
"
I *
- THE DIAMOND. * A
Schedule of the Local Games
for the .Coming Season.
A meettBg of the directors ofthe _
Omaha Amateur league was held last
Wednesday In the county court room.
MetsiB. Hengle , Haye * , Smythe ,
Austin and Mullery being prezent. .
On motion , the second U. P. nine ,
represented by E. P. Mullery , was
admitted to the league under the title ,
"Omahas. "
The following schedule of games for
the coming season waa adopted :
May 15 Athletics vs. Nail Works.
May 22 fl. P. vs. Universities.
May 29 B. & M. VB Mutuals.
May 20 Omahas vs. Nail Works.
June 5 Universities vs. Athletics.
June 12 Mutuals vs. U. P.
June 19 B. &M. vs. Omahas.
The matches will come ofi on euc-
cetsive Saturdays one on each play
ing day , excepting the 29th i t- ,
which , being Decoration day , will
witness two league games.
A meeting of the board of directors
will be held on Monday evening next
Dress goods at 6 cents at Buih-
nian's. A large , choice assortment at
10,12i , 15 , 20 , 25 and 30 cents , and
exceedingly good , serviceable , all-wool
fabrics , at 35 cotits. It will certainly
pay you to buy your drees eoods al
Biuhman's ; only one price askedwhile
the lowest possible cash prices are al
ways guaranteed.
M. Hellnun & Co. are making suits
to order on short notice.
Before buying a sewing machine ,
examine the "NewHome , " cornetJGth
and Webster. * Hartman & Holquist.
M.G. McKoon , Agt. Fire Insurance ,
mayl-ly
PERSONAL , PARAGRAPHS.
Prof. Wilber ia In town.
Miss TessieRiley left fur Denver
Wednesday on a visit.
Mr. J. A. Ware , of the cattle firm
of Faxton & Ware , came in from the
west Wednesday.
Rav. Mr. Wjlkes , who hai been
spending a few days in our city , loft
yesterday for the east.
Mrs. Lieutenant Seatcn , wife of
Lieutenant Seaton , of tbo 4th infantry ,
went to Cheyenne yottcrJay.
Herbert Thsyer , of Rock Creek ,
Wyo. ,13ft Omaha Wednesday forMass-
achusettato visit his mother.
John G. Jacobs left yesterday for
Berlin , Pa. , to visit hs : aged mother.
He will be absent about twt ) weeks.
Dr. A. K. Smith , medical director
of the depattment of Arizni , accom
panied by hs family , went west on
yesterday's train.
Mr. G. E. Stevens , superintendent
of the Union Pacific car and building
depattment , returned from the west
Wednesday afternoon by the way of
Kansas City.
Mr. C. 0. Ruthrauff , correspond
ent of The Cleveland Voice and The
New York Timec , made a call at THE
BEE offica yesterday. Ho left this
afternoon for the mountains.
Captalh Weeks , an old residniit of
our citypassed through Onuha yester
day on bis way west , and made a num
ber of inquires after his old friends
John McCormick , Geo. J gfeearn'd' '
the Messrs. Mil lard.
Among the > many arrivals at the
Metropolitan hotel are the following :
F. Deakin , London , Eng ; S. R Oa-
trander , Yutft City ; 0. T. Kcmper ,
St. Louis ; C. D. Wilber , Wilber ,
Neb. ; H. A. Wilson , Chc ; Ro ; S. P
Sboecraft , Clinton , Iowa ; S. A. Mar
tin , Philadelphia , Pa. ; H. A. McCuta
lay , Seward ; W. SpearCouncil Bluffs ;
W. J. Anake , Sioux City ; W. H.
Moore , St. Joe ; B. McAuliffe , Bt.
Louis ; M. B. Cowles , New York ; F.
N. Marquis , Council Bluffs ; A. P.
Wilkinson , Chicago ; Mrs. S. A. Da-
voe , Orleans , Neb. ; J. P. Rankin ,
Rawlins ; G. Merritt , Rockford , Ills. ;
C. N. Ram , Chicago.
To-morrow night a rare musical
treatatthe First M. E. Church by
Prof. Buon. P
f
SEE ! Be sure and see the best and
cheapest line of black and co'ored silk
fringes at Bushman's.
Silver moustache cups at Edholm
Erickson's. fl
Clocks cheaper than any phco in i
town at Edholm & Erickson'a , the
iewelers , opposite the Postoflico.
AN ELEGANT LINE
GENTS'AND BOYS' SUSPENDERS -
ERS , including all the novelties , from
JOc up to ? 3 00 per pair.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON ,
Cor. 15th and Dodge sts.
Do your Shopping at KURTZ'S.
Army Orders.
Tbo following special orders are
ssued from the headquarters of the
Department of the Platte :
FORT OMAHA , May 12,1880.
By authority cf the secretary of
rar ! , the leave of absence granted As *
istant Surgeon C. V. Petteys , U. S.
, , in paragraphs , special orders No.
, current series , from these head-
natters , is extended one month.
Under the provisions of General
rdersNo. 3 , of 18C9 , ns modified by
Paragraph 1 , General Orders No. 49 ,
1874 , from the War Department ,
nfficient cause having been shown for
inability to pay his own expenses ,
be Quartermaster's Department will
urnish transportation from Omaha ,
febraska , to Fort Fred. Steele , W. T- ,
Private John Murphy , Company E ,
th Infantry , a furloiigbed eo'dier
rithout means to rejoin his company.
The i Company Commander will be
uly notified by the Quartermaster
jruishing the transportation , to the
ad thmt the cost of the same may bo
barged against the soldier's pay on
nSit muster-roll.
FI WANT TO BUY GOOD GOODS
I trade at KUBTZ'S.
DIED.
PRICE At 6:45 : a. m. May 13th ,
n. John Price , ged 26 years ; reai-
nce corner 20th and Grace streets.
unersl to-d y at two o'clock from
nther Quinn'd church.
Grand Concert to-morrow night by
Bunn Musical Convention a $ the
* !
Bates to dolumbua yiat'lhe'B Js"M
Bailroad.
The B. & H. in Nebraska , desires
to announce to the people ot the
South Flatte country , that they can
depend upon reaching Columbus aext
Tuesday evening , May 18th , by wmy
of the A. & N. line , forJJw republican
convention May 19th. Trains from
the west and east on the B , & . M.
nma line and trains on the Nebraska
railway , both east aud west , trill make
close connections at Lincoln on Tues
day noon with the A. & N. train ,
which will leave Lincoln at 1 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon , reaching Colum
bus Tuesday evening at 4:45 : p. m
Citizonsjfom the line of the A. & N.
south of Lincoln should resell Lincoln
on the passenger trains of Monday
evening , or they can come up on the
mixed train , which leaves Falls City
Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock and ar
rives at Lincoln at 11. a m.
The folk wing will be the .rales 4o
Columbus , aud return'for the-round
trip , i From Lincoln , $3 70 ; from
Omaha and Flattsmoutb , 95 50 ; from
stations on the B. & M. and the
Nebraska railway east of Lincoln ,
$4 40 ; from stations on the A. & N.
south of Lincoln as far as and includ
ing KuloJJ500 ; stationsjrest of Lin
coln on the B. & . AI. and Nebraska
railway , and including the Beatrio *
branch , $5 00 ; from stations south of
Hasting ! to and including Red'Cloud ,
So 50 ; from stations west of Bed
Cloud , $ G 20 ; from Kearney Junction ,
? 6 20.
Tickels will bo on Bale at allticket
offices , good going only on the -18th
and 19th , and good for return on the
20th and 21st.
Real Estate Transfers.
Augaslu * Konnize and wife to John
and Katharine Doll , w d , lot 1 , blk 1 ,
Kountze's 3d add , city of Omaha
§ 300.
Augustus Kountzo and wife to Martha -
, tha Lee , w d , lot 3 , blk 3 , Kountze's
4th add , city of Omaha-$358.33.
Christian Erlcksoti and'wife to Lars
tlasmussoD , w d , cA , w lot 6 , blk
207 , city of Omaha § 750.
Naomi and Catharine Davenport to
Dexter L. Thomas , w d , out-lot 181 ,
city of Florerce-$20.
George Armstrong and wife to Wm.
T. Leatnan , w d , lot 9 , blk D , Shinn'a
add , city of Omaha ? 250.
Isaac Edwards to John L Redick ,
w. d. part of lot 27 in John I. Rediek's
add ; to city of Omaha § ? 00\
Isaac Edwards to John I. Redick ,
q. c. d. nw | section Mo. 32,116 , r 12
east 6 p. m. § 637.
Charics Fog'eaong ' and wife to Geo.
CanSeld , part of lot 16 , Barkett'a add (
city of Ohidha-4200.
David MacAsIan and wife to Geo.
P. Bemis : q. c. d. se awj Sec. 32 , t
IB , n r 13 o 6th p m. § 2,750.
. Geo. I * Bemis and wife to Helen
MclutyroRao Mac Asian : q. c. d. sej
sw So : . 32 , 115 , n r 13 e 6th p m.
§ 2,750.
Why dose yourselves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely fruit
cathartic wilt cure yon at once Ham
burg Figs. Try them.
The foreman of the New York &
New Haven Steamboat Co. , Mr. G. S ,
Haverer , sends us the following : "I
can hardly find words enough to ex
press mypraiae of St. Jacobs Oil. For
a whole week I suffered with pain in
the back , and was not able to go
about ; the pains were at times almost
unbearable. Advited by a friend , I
procured I a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil
from my dru ggist , Mr. Otto Meyer ,
used it without delay , and experienced
instant relief from my Bufferings1
A-CrioTFd uuGral arid
- a Black-bury
ing party are the same only different ,
BO aio Rneunntsm and Neuralgia ,
but they can bo cured by the same
remedy Dr. Thomis * Electric Oil.
The Firemem
The Omaha Fire department held a
meeting last evening , M. Goldsmith ,
president , in the cha'r.
A communicitioii from Mr. Clack ,
agent of the Chicago and Northwest
ern railway , stating that the zound
trip from Council Bluffs to the Iowa
fitate tournament at Mamhalltown
would be § 4.00 , was placed on file ,
the offer being accepted.
Chief Engineer Galligan , Charles
Fisher , Denny Lane and Mr. Green
wftld wore appointed as a committee to
make the nctcitiary arfaugemonts to
attend the tournament , which take *
place Juno 8th , 9th and 10th. About
forty ( men are expected to attend.
An invitation from the Grand Army
of the Republic for the firemen to
turn out Decoration Day , waa ac
cepted.
Mei > srj. Riley , Goldsmith , Roach ,
Nichols and Fagan wera appointed as
cemmitteo to make trrangements for
Decoration Day.
FOR SALE
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THE GREAT \
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Safe/Certain , Sure and Speedy ,
NEmiaiLSTOCUBE.
The only artlcleknownlhat Will
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joermanent/yfromihesysfe/n * P <
J.C.RICHARDSON , o :
SOLC PROPRIETOR ei
General Agents ,
RICHARDSON&CO ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
du
pate
EVERYWHERE. -
to 12 :
Dei
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOTICE Advertisement * To Let For Sale ,
Ixwt , Found , Wants , Boarding 4c. , will b In
serted In then columns once for TEN CENTS
per lint ; each labfeqnentinaerUon.FIVE CENTS
per line. The flnt Inaertian never lew than
TWINTT-FIV * CENTS.
Tl
MONBY TO LOAhon anjntjved security.
rVR. BAKTLETT , Reff Estate Agent ,
Office 217 couth 13th Si. 75.11
V\COMST TO LOAKaa at Law Offlco
yJL J.L. THOMAS. Eoom 8. Crdghton Block
ONKT ( TO LOAN 1109 Farnham street.
M
Dr. Edwardn Loan Agency , nor-22-U
HELP wjurni
WANTED A German gill for washing , iron
ing , and general housework. Good wa
ges to a competent pefjon. App y at
LEBUANN'3 , (21 south 17lh St. , opposite
Jones St. 674-18
flifl 314 Seventeenth Street , be.
WASTED Chicago and Davenport. 886-15
' Oirl for general housework.
WAN'ED H. E. JENHISOK , 2436 Dodge M
- girl , northwest corner 20th
WANTED-Good . 578-tf
IRL WANTED for , geu'ral housework , at
G : . REINEKE"3 Restaurant , IS Jackson St
67915
A good cook at TJZAnn/S Palace
WANTED . - ' , ' 513-tf
TTrANTKU-Qlrls at IN rKLLlGKNCEjOFFICE ,
W southeast corner 16th and Davenport.
410-tf
ffAMTIB-MSCEUMEMS.
TTiTANTED 3 cnat maktn and 2 pants mik-
V era. KAL1SH , Djujclas , next door to
Cruickshank. fc8315
mA ILORS WAhTED At J. H. Till ELK
, 684-16
* CABPENTER wantc < 1 to build one or two
j\ . frame coibrgeK See DB EDWARDS ,
1109 Farnham Street. 533 tf
TTTANTED A ; good hand on custom pants and
VV Tests , man or womtn , Apply at 1220
Farnham Street , near 33th , Omaha. Neb. 6C0-16
IDS WILL BE BEOrUVED for building
Frame House , and veil at Caswdy Ceme-
ter ) . bids to clew May 16'.t > . Bight to reject
all bids reserved. ' For iiifotmation apply No.
> 270 Nichols Street. P. I'UKLAN.
OM IHA , M y llth , 1880. ! 67-15
{ TtrANTJTD By man of good'btulnesa abll-
\ V liy , a permanent situation. Address K.
i.1b.Ja Office. , - S6317
A NUJTELLIOENT WIDOW without cncum-
IC\ . cumbrance , desires a , position as house
keeper for a western gentleman of meins. U.
4. HARTLKY , 207 North'12th Philadelphia.
; cco-13
NE DOZEN GOOD TAILORS WANTED.
0 Apply to FRANK RAMDE. f 67-tf
ANTED A rituatlon a * waiter or porter ,
in hotel or private haute , thvrowrhly
uts the Liulness. Address A. U. . i ee
Office. 67M2
TNTKLLIQENCE OFFICE , corner 16th and
J. Davenport. 410-tf
FOI IEKT-HOUSES AN8 LAND.
T7IOB RENT Two-story fr me house with
1 } brick basenent , on corner 19th and Pierce.
Corfatr Farkham and llth St. FREDUOEEILE.
. , tssnf
OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST OF
Bargains In Houses , Lots , Farms and
Lands , in bis new column on 1st page.
TTmONT PARLOR in new house to rent , fur-
JP pished with board , rortheut corner 17th
tHd Cllicafeu. - 6(9-13
BENT An elegant front loom. Enquire
POR 1910 Dodge Stieet. 570-tf
"hlOit RENt- > Jtinti 1st. A.niea cottagp
JJ and stable on upp r Doaslas Street , 2
blocks from foetofficj. In mire 1210 Farnham
Street. 650-14
FOH BENT Double room , Jacob's Block.527tf
527-tf
foOR BENT Furnished roonu.cn'eap ; by week
Jj ot month. Apply at AMERICAN HOUSE.
tl
F 10B BENT A splendid Photograph Oat fert-
n- j L , B. WILLIAMS & SON.
RENT N w nonia , 8 rooms , fifth and
FOB
Pine. Envnire , J. PHJPPS BOB ,
3n30tf 497 Twelfth Street.
OR HfcHT I of rot n M9 Fifteenth sti
Jacob's Block. ifennii reagoila'ble. ' '
FOR SALE.
T710B SALE House and lot , with 94 feet front
_ C 128 feet deep , and well , cistern , on corner
of Lcarenworth anl 24th SU. _ _ 633-25
Cl
FOB SALE Sprinj wagon , bone andlmJC
neas. Apply at FABMEa-g HOUSE , 14th
and Harney St , . - MM *
, FABMS. HODSES AND LANDS. Look K
LOTS
j
over BEM13' new column of bargains on lit to
pag ? . - . . . .
Til OB BALE EffmH ted * fountain In { rood conC - en
C dition. D. Vf. SAXE , corntr 13th and
Farnham. 677-tf
FOB LANDS.LOT3. HOUSES AND FAKM9 ,
look orer BEMIS' new column on 1st page.
Bargains.
frc
F6H SALE targe Dber casks , good foiCIS' 23
tern purposes , at KRUO'S Brewery. an
353codtf
mo BUILDEBSPLASTERERS ANDMASON8.
I , Coarse bank land , erarrl for gardens and
nioulc loir Band ill be delivered at abort notice. W
Leave ortlrn ft H. Sierts 1414 Farntmm , and lot
Chaijea Brander , 8X11 Farnham SU. 1IA > R
BOCK , Successor to Unarlea Daniel E92 tt
FORS1LB Ono horse and 3 : pring wairon.
Enquire at Be Office. S24-tt He
T7IOK SALE Cottonwocd lumber of all slzef , at tie
J ? . BEDMOND-S , Sbtteenth-st. 616 tf
TJIOE ; SALE A 8-jall dwellinghottOT , net * to
JC U. B , Collins residency corner 19lh and At
Capitol Avenue. Jor information call at G. II. Sh
& J. S. COLLINS , 131 Farahatn Strtet. 605-tf
jib- § ALE Good house and lot. with x good
well , fcorneMUh and Pierce Streets. En- Re
ot tred La.ng. , S.OEJB. . . _ , . 437-lm Sta
T10RBALE AUristMilL Applyat ofcol
col
J ! 472-tf . U H W1U.IAUS & SON.
SALE A New American Srnilog H -
FOR In peed condition , with all attach
ments. Mast ! e Bold before the ISth of May. Fit
rbtlinforthatirtn Kmrtyat ATHINSOVH Millinery lad
Store , Corner Douglas and i3th Streets. 474-tf
riOP. SALEi-Two of the celebrated J. V.
Jj Brunswick & Ealke Co.'s Nonpa reil BU- brt
liarlTyblcs. N arlfi ) ir. For 8 I9 cheap ,
sSi-U C. W. HArtiLfON ,
MISCELLANEOUS. Joti
ST Wear corner 16th and Dodge , a Russian
leather pbaet-Boofc bblongin to Mra. .
W. .VumiDRbs , Council Blafls , sontainlngr s
money , F. O order and pipers
valuable only to owner. Please retnrn lo Vftl. Ki
H. SCOTT , 18th ftnd Dodge. 687-U
UF A bay ponj , with white Uce and
TAKEN white hind foot. CABSTEN
ROHWNEH , MeArdle PreHntU SevythSt.
OST A Gold Pin with Uosi Agate Set. ke :
L | 'Finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
\nglt at 111 South llth St. FLORENCK M. in
IHIPP. 573-12 be
bew
EMOYAb l naveretaoTid mystoce to the
R1 i comer llth and Cftas. Thoee wanting any Pi
roods lu my line will do well to call , a > I am
offerin ? less than cost. E. F. COOK. 428-lm
SINAB ItaircmciTed rrom Tenth Street to 1118 Fro
Famhamtit. dive him a call. apl5-lm sou
Kira
che
ESTIMATE OF ANNUAL EXPENSES OF ba.
DOUGLAS CO. , FOR THE YEAR 1880.
Court's , Jurors' and Court ex
penses , _ 5 20,000 i
Poor.and Poor House and fuel for :
game , 16,000
Tail and Jailors , board for prison
ers andfnel . . „ 12,000
Miscellaneous expenses.SUtionery inC
special City Ta.Y and Gas 16,000 Coo )
Railroad Bond Fun3. . . etn
Sinking . . 44,000
Prii
bounty Bead nd Bridges 12,000 x
bounty Office , Office Bent , Elec per
tions and Assessors . . 6,000
Total. ' 5128,000 Am
"TJy Order of County Commissioners. 12tl :
TJ JOHN B. MANCHESTIB , ,
t- County Clerk.
sBy H. T. XEAVITT , Deputy. K
tloi
NEW GROCERY ! aide stei 2
16th and Cuming Sts ,
We the
propose supplying Wit
jeople ° North Omaha -with ,
* mod-
irate prices. tJiv ? a caU- Lot
Lot
LotL. .
jx > ts
paid for Country inT * " Son .
.uco. Goods delivered free to any i
,
art of the city. ap7-lm Lot Wei |
1831
OTER-OCEM HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , "Wyoming. X.
-Kr tclFine _ large Etraplea Boom * , oha
lock from depot. Train * atop from 23 minntft
Doori for dinner. Free TJnj let and frorn
epot. Kt 2. 6n8 aa
'roomsngl me 176c nts.
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long lime and
Low Interest ,
Large tracts suitable for
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State ,
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Frrms in Nebraska , many of
them near Omaha , $12 to $40
per acre ,
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
000. Many thousand vacant
lots in the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Cily
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
1O percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
Maps of Douglas and Sarpy
Counties for sale *
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Farn , St , , Omaha , Neb.
For Rent.
Splendid cottage , 6 rcoms , all In the best con
dition , fruit and shade trees , stable , hard and
ott water , and 4 Acres of Ground , $120 year.
West Omaha , will sell foi fl.CSO.
BOQO3 and HILL.
For Sale ,
Bouse and foil lot on Webster Street , beet loca
tion in the city , $1,500 ; easy tef ats.
DOaOS and HILL.
$30,000
Twenty Thousand Dollirs In small well secur
ed mortgages ranging from $200 to $1,000 , drawIng -
Ing 10 per cent interest , hare been lately placed
In Oar bands for sale , at small dijceuot. Per
sons toivltig a little motley to spare can make a
ale and profitable load in this way , without any
expense or commksiona. .
_ BOOO3 and HtLL.
For Sale , -
Crmrjh Property ; ; d Parsonage In South Omaha ,
3iHr Ctrfet , at a ictr icnonable price.
B0003 nd HILL.
Cottage and Lot ,
few ( 1-story frame bouse , 4 rooms , 2 closets" * ! ) )
cot ceilings , double doors , etc. , 85 barrel cis-
crn , full lot , all in tio. 1 condition , 5 blocks
ton High Skhool ) ? S50 , on monthly payments ,
null cash payment require !
BOGGS and HlLL ,
Real Estate Brokers.
New Houses.
We are now prepared to build bouses worth
rom $400 to $300 on our lots in onrnew addition ,
Mlh ahd 29th and Farnham.Douglas and Dodge ,
nd sell on erriall monthly payments.
_ BOOOS and HILL.
$ GOO to $1,000
Fill ] buy jou a new house , with one of the finest
its in Omaha , on small monthly payments.
BOOOa and HILL ,
For Sale ,
louse and Let on street car-track , Shiun-s addl-
ion , f l,9oO. _ BOQQ3 and HILL.
A New House
ihd full lot , one-half block from street can ,
Ihmn's Addition , $1,376.
_ B - COS and HILL.
Tlic Cheapest
lesldence Property In Omaha most be sold In-
Lanter , W J tot 4 , Block 47 , with a No. 1 house
7 looms and all well improved ; southeast
orner 21at and Casa. Want best offer.
_ B0003 and HILL.
For Sale ,
too young horse , well broke aud suitable for a
idy to drive. _ BOGUS and E ILL.
Wanted.
We want a contract to hava 200 acres cf land
roke at once. _ EOQGSand HILL. P
Cheap Lots.
Look at tha lot ] In our new addition best
its for the money in Omaha , 29th and Farnham.
HOOPS and HILL.
_
Residence Lots for Sale.
200 Lots in Kountze and
luth's Additiqnnear business ,
qed surroundings , lota covered
rith young : trees , and are the
hoicest , cheapest and nearest
usiness of any lots in the mar-
et. By all means look at lots
Kountze and Buth's addition
efore purchasing elsewhere.
7ill sell on monthly payments.
rices $40O to $650.
BOGGS and HILL.
1000 Residence Lots
onting 8 , 0 , 10 and llth streets , 6 to 10 blocks
nth of depot , many of these lots are TCry ile-
rable and for men of small means are Inow tM
leanest and most easily purchased lots in 0uu-
Prices $250 to $300. Monthly payment * .
BOGGa and HiLL.
_
15 Choice Lots
P l Jt W1H Arcnllf ) . only 3 to * MMU from
pot , J500 to $600. Monthly payments.
BOGOS ind HILL.
CG of the Finest Lets
Qmaba , 10 to K blocks west of Postofflco and
urt House , on Farnham , Douglas and Dodge
reet ; finest views in the dty from these lots.
rices f 200 to $300 , on payments of | 5 to $10
month.
BOQGS & HILL.
8 Houses n
two-thirds of a lot , Chicago street , between
th and 13tb ; rents for (300 B year. Price
POO. BCK30S and HILL.
Houses and Lots.
[
New 2- tory rasidence corner lot , choice loca-
, 4 blocks from Postoffice ; $3,500.
BOGUS and HILL.
Houses and south i lot 1 , block 12 , on west
of 18th street , between Caliiomht and Web
afreets ; | Z,200
BOOQSard HILL.
P
2-Story Brick House "
Itb fall lot , 2 blocks from new Court House *
,150. BOOOS and HILL.
ts land 2 , block 230 S2.7S9
t5 , block 15 1.MW
Lot 2 , block 81 MO
5 and 8 , block 252 1,200
.nth } LoU 1 nd 2 , block 261 1,000
tJLot2.blockl21 _ 2,600
_ 'Lot2block 121 2,500
n > M -k 227 600
ffXStl t * Mock 206 1,000
Immense Stock for
SPRING AND SUMMER
Fine Cnstom-Made
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
SPRING OVERCJATS
For Men ,
Boys , and
Children.
Under-Wear , Hats aid Caps ,
Trunks and Valises , at
Prices to Suit AH.
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
SGHLANK
PRINCE ,
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE
DEVLIN ! & CO. , OF NEW YORKf
Wo are now prepared to. take orders for the justly celebrated clothlngo
; hia house , which for Durability , Style and Cheapness ara unsurpassed. IfVe
lave now on hand the best selected stock of Clothing , Shirts , Furnishing
3cods , etc. in the city.
Boston Clothing House ,
*
- FARNHAM STREET.
50,00.0
CHEAP ! CHEAPER 1 CHEAPEST !
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell their
entire stock of f
Diamonds , Watches , r ' " * ; .v
- Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & Organ-
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , below any Eastern. Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
New Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
We Mean Business , Come and be Convinced.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO ,
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FBESH MEATS & PROVISIONS , GAMEPOULTRYFISW , BTC ,
CITY AND COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED ,
1415 St. Packing F > uae
MARKET
OFFICE CITY Douglas
Opposite Omaha Stock Yards , TJ. P. B. E.
I. L SLEDZIANOSKJ > QCO. ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
AND
PICTURE FRAMES , CHROWOS AND ENGRAVINGS.
922 Douglas St. , Wear 10th. Omaha. Neb.
EnUT
Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy
Monthly Installments.
A. UosrE , Jr ,
1516 Dodge Street *
JOBBERS OP
HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS ,
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE ,
INKERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIN STOCK , ETC.
1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STEEET ,
pi.u Positively no Coeds Sold at Retail.
"PHENRY * LEHMAN/
THE LARGEST IN THE STATE.
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PAINTERS' Am ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Orders M Solicited. - Samples Sent on Application.