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THE DAILY BEE.-
Tuesday Morning , May 18.
BREVITIES ,
Go to 0. B. DeGroat & Co.'s for
Derby Hals. "Nobby. " a-m-w-f
Oh ! for waterworks.
Paterson sefls coaL
Saxe's fur fine soda.
Additional local on first page.
Frederick has cheapest straw hat .
There are said to be over a hun
dred tramps lying around the outskirts
of the city.
Gentlemen Those Manilla Straw
Mats have arrived. Frederick , Hatter
Bellamy , the new colored police
man is mading a fine record as an ef
ficient and fearless officer.
The finest straw hatint RhhUr's ,
opposite postoffice.
Belfast t-intjer ale , at Saxe's.
The Rev. Mr. Hanha will proba
bly leave the city next week for his
eutnmer vacation , tbe Presbyterian
pulpit being occupied in his absence
by Rav. S. A. Martin , of Philadelphia.
Frederick , principal hatter , Omaha
The Douglas ccunty delegation
h d a meeting Saturday afternoon ,
and after , some preliminary discussion
Mayor Chaee wai unanimously elected
chairman of the delegation to Colum
bus. ,
Try Saie's new 6c Cigar.
Frederick has the be tSlrawHats.
-Try Saxe's little Key West Ci-
g-kT , IOC.
The plc-nic of the aail feeders
Mid iron workers t Ves place at Hans-
compirkon Saturday , May 22. A
gloiious time Is expected , and from
present indications a large gathering
will be pretent
A good time is anticipated by
nvny who expect to attend the social
leception at the now rooms of the
Young Men's Christian Association
tiis evening. Several choice
lectloES of vocal musio will be given
hy some of our best siugera. If you
ro desirous of having a pleasant
evening's entertainment , don't fail to
attend.
Yesterday morningateamofhoiscs
belonging to Dan Burr broke loose
and ran'away from hi establishment
t the corner of Thirteenth street and
the railroad. They" tore frantically up
Thirteenth street , finally bringing up
at Mrs. Hillicke's groo-ry on Dodge
and Thirteenth , where the wheel
caught in an iron pump and stopped
them.
The fire .department have pur
chased a spanking1 span of bays for
No. l.steamer. They were purchased
in Missouri lut week , bv Alderman
Btsphcnson , and weigh about 2,000
lach. The men at the engine houee
are proud of them and vote them
"beauties" of the first magnitude.
The necessity of changing No. 1 team
wai made by a balky horte , who had
become a nuisance.
The forty-fifth anniversary of
Rev. E. H. E. Jameson's birthday oc
curs on Wednesday , the 19th inst. ,
and the members of the Baptist church
and congregation and all his friends
propose to celebrate the event onTues-
d y evening at the residenceof Dr. 0.
S. Wood , corner of Fifteenth street
and Capitol avenue. It will be a reg
nlar old-fashioned sociable out doors
under the trees , and refreshments will
be furnished free. As Mr. Jameson
is to leave the city on Thursday fora
three weeks' leave of absence to at
tend the National Baptist anniversa-
at Saratoga , New York , nothing could
be more appropriate than for his
friends to thus bid him good-bye and
God-speed on his journey.
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AT PONDT'S.
Don't forget ! Ladies' mualin under
wear' at Bushman's.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PARASOLS
at
' HICKMAN'S.
MAY FESTIVAL.
Little has been ead of late about
the May festival which has been in re
hearsal during the pait month under
the direction of Prof. Geo. F. Mayer
and Frank S. Smith , Esq. The iimo
f . r the concerts has been fixed for next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings ,
with a change of programme for each
evening. The entertainment will con-
Mit of grand choruses of 300 young
p-ople , Hoffman's orchestra of ten
pieces , solos , semi-choruses and instru
mental music , the whole making the
grandest entertainment of the kind
ever given in this city.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PARASOLS
at
HICKMAN'S.
L. M. Dey , Esq. , chief of the signal
service it this city , will deliver the
icxt lecture in the Saturday evening
course at tbe Bapiitt church. Subject :
"The" signal service ; how it is oper-
a'ei ; a glimpse into its mysteries , and
a jltnce at ita mechanism. "
Two coat makers wanted immedi-
r-ly at L. B. WILLIAMS & SON'S.
Setcn neic ttylcs straw hat 3 at Freder
ic' ' * . La'e't May Patterns. m7t2
Parasols at lowest possible cash
] rices at Buihman's ; good assortment
a.d only one price asked.
6KEAT BARGAINS IN PARASOLS
at
HICKMAN'S.
Oren Catling Pearl street , Buff -
f 'o , N. Y. , aaya : I haue tried various
remedies for tie .Tiles , but found no
permanent relief rintil I tried Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil , afewapplica-
ti-is haa entirely can * * me nd I
e.erfully recommend it * ° tho8 ? a
Blb ! r from this annoying co. P"111-
comfort * , moderate * t8S
-As'-or
- - Home ,
Dress GooeU J t" . 1 ° ' U * ' 25'
30 aod 35s for an \ xcellent quality of
a l-irool goods at Bj ( ; C
AND HTOHED OUT ,
The Mishaps of aBoozy Family.
Last n'ght Sergeant Ford.of the mn-
nicipal police , was busily engaged In
hunting down a police iteta In South
Oman * , when he was informed that a
child h d been murdered near Boyd'a
packinghouse , and was then lying
dead in the yard. *
Ascertaining th&t the house In which
the murder was committed was that'of
one Johnson , a notoriously ugly
Swede , the Sergeant hurried ai quick
ly as p ssible to the scene of the crime ,
when he was astonished to find a little
girl of Eomo eight years of age , lying
not di a'J , but dead drunV , In the
rear of , the bui'ding , while the rest of
the familyalmost as much intoxicated ,
were receiving a beating from the in
furiated head of the household.
It seems that Johnson is a holy ter-
rtrtotha neighborhood , and people
living in the vicinity have been talking
seriouily of running him cut. When
ever he gets intoxicated , which , on an
average , is about ones a day , he im
mediately begins to maltreat his fami
ly , beating them ihamefnlly. Not-
withttand'ng his treatment of them ,
they are afraid to prefer complaint
and poaiiivcly refute to appear as wit
L'Oises ag.iirnt him.
Last evening all went up town in a
rickety outrit , which he owns , and by
the time they were ready to return
were decidedly intoxicated. On the
way back the liltfe grl was so drunk
that she fell out of the wagon , which
ran over her , fortunately not injuring
her. She was laid out in the back
yard to sober off , which , with tha
noisa in the house , gave rise to the
rumor of a murder.
Sunday Happenings.
Yesterday afternoon quite a number
of turnouts were on Sherman avenue ,
as is usual on the Lord's day. One
among said turnou's ' consisted rf a
sorrel pacer , a female driver , and a
buggy that looked like it had been
through the war. Another turnout ,
came along and watted to give this one
"the dust. " A race ensued. Pres-
entlj something broke ; the sorrel
stepper cavorted and reared up at both
end ? , r.nd finally ran the ship aground
againat a barb-wire fence. It took an
hcur to repair the leak , but the last
ecu of the bark it was tailing down
Sixteenth street at a speed of forty
knots an hour.
Yesterday afternoon two women
were attempting to enter the crossroad -
road between Sixteenth and Eigh
teenth atreetsnear Bauman'a brewery ,
when the buggy struck a fence corner ,
and broke a wheel. The horse didn't
run , and no one was hurt , but we
heard one of the women cay "darn
it. "
A fight took place on North Six
teenth street yesterday , between one
of the Kcsters and an old farmer who
was pretty "full. ' ' Each got in some
good , solid shoulder hl's ' on the other ,
when peace was restored and quiet
reigned supreme.
The Bou-s - .
- is Coming-
Van Amburgh & Co.'s. Great Golden
den Menagerie , Roman Circus and
Colosseum , the largest combined me
nagerie and circus now traveling , will
visit Omaha on Friday and Saturday ,
May 21st and 22d , this week. We
venture the assertion , that , as a whole ,
this monster exhibition is by far the
raott attractive in all of iti features of
any like institution that has ever vie
ited this section of the state , and that
it will meet with the moat generous
patronage frort our citizens and our
country readers is placed beyond a
doubt. The Golden Menagerie hai
the mrst extensive collection of wild
animals , birds and reptiles that hta
ever been brought together under one
canvas In this or any other country
in the list of which will be found the
Gruat Behemoth of Holy Writ , the
only living nondescript in this coun
try , the largest elephant in America.
and twenty-nine cages of other rare
wild animals. The circus performan
ces will be of a startling and amusing
character. A troupe of nearly one
hundred equestrians , equestriennes ,
gymnast * , acrobats , athletes , leap-
era , etc. , all of whom
have beeu selected for their peculiar
spechlty acts. The clowns three of
them have been chosen from the best
and wittiest in the profession , and , in
short , everything in this gigantic show
is of I ho most elaborate and glittering
description. We expect to see the
snammoth tents of t'jo Van Auburgh
show crowded at each performance ,
on Friday and Saturday , May 21et
aud 22d. Who is there that dislikes
to see a good horse ) No one. Who
then will fail to eoa not only scores of
the finest bred hones in the country
duh into the magic ring of the circus ,
each one of those carrying an equest
rian , who from infancy has msdo the
art of riding a horse a study ? Who can
listen to the qunint sayings of Mr.Mer-
ryman , the circm clown , wlthontstart >
ing a button from his vest with Invol
untary laughter ? What boy will hes
itate to ride a mule when the ringma
tor offers a five dollar gold piece to the
lad who succeeds without getting his
neck dislocated ) Oh , it is fun to
ride the mule. The man who can
throw a someraault over twenty horses
is with the show , and he will do it or
break his engagement with the man
agement , for he Is hired for that one
feat The lion timer will enter the
den of the forest king , and not on'y
play "hide and go seek" with Inlf a
dozen of them , but will feed them
with raw meat in the presence of the
whole audience. No mistake about
it , a menagerie and circus is just what
Is most desired at this time by our
citizens , and they will not fail to
crowd the spacious tents of the great
Van Amburgh at each performance.
Remember the day. Read the advtr-
tlsement in this week's paper.
Laundry work will be collected and
delivered by the Omaha Shirt Factory.
Leave your addres * . First-class work
jaaranteod.
Q , B. DeGroat & Co. , Leading Haters -
ers , $9 * * tfl& recoive4 this morn-
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NIOBRARA'S TRANSFER.
Arrival in Omaha of the "Mil
waukee. "
T
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock , the
new transfer "Milwaukee" which is to
be used in the Niobrara ferry and
transfer service , stopped at the levee
on its trip up the river. The "Mil
waukee" was buiU this season at Jef-
fenonville , Indiana , and Is owned by
John Lawlor , of Louisville , Kentucky.
She is a beautiful boat and well pro
portioned , her length being 145 feet
and her breadth of beam 30 feet ,
furnished with two engines of five feet
stroke and 14 inch cylinders. Her
captain is E. J. Anderson , anoldrlver
man ,
The trip of the "Milwaukee"
has been exceptionally rapid when the
stage of the river b taken into consid
eration. She left Louisville fourteen
days ago and St. Louis eight days
since. Her average run has been 110
miles a day. She has not been com
pelled to spar at all , and reports that
while the river is very low on the
banks the channel is well defined and
cut. On Saturday she passed the
"FannioTatum" at Brownsville going
south with a gqgd cargo.
The Milwaukee unlo'aded the follow
ing freight for our city : 31 boxes
glassware for C. F. Goodman ; 1 case
earthenware , J. R. Boyce ; 21 bbls
glacsware , Brown & Bliss. <
Ce'Juloid Collars and Cuffs , Linen
Collars and Cuffs , Hosiery , Suspend
ers and Handkerchiefs , Laundriedand
Unhundried Shirts , all at decided bar
gains at Bushman's.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PARASOLS
at
HIOKMAN.'S.
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AT PONDT'S.
SEW YORK DRY GOODS STORE.
DRY GOODS HEADQUARTERS.
SrLENDID SHOW ROOM.
BEST LIGHTED STORK IN TOWN.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF
DRY GOODS ,
MILLINERY ,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
- ALL ABE INVITED.
JOHN H. F. LRHMANN & CO.
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Police Tidings.
Eight tramps were arrested late
Saturday night , on 13th street near
the railroad. Five of them in police
court this morning received $5 and
costs and five days on the rock pile.
Three proving that they had worked
the past week were discharged.
Mollie Kernan , Pearl Raymond and
Nellie Ross , three bad eggs of the
third ward were run in by officer Bel
lamy , charged with being druuk and
disorderly. Pearl's lover paid her
fine , the others were sent to jail.
John E. Taylor who wai arrei.ted on
Saturday by officer Dahlatrom , whom
be bit severely , was let off with a fine
of $5 and costs. It ought to have been
§ 25.
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AT PUNDI'S.
Crawford & Knapp's nobby , flexible
stiff bats give to tha head. For sale
only by C. B. DeGroat & Co.
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- - -
G. W. Wertz , Dentist , is extracting
teeth , without pain , by the use of
nitrous oxide gag , at 1318 Farnbam
atreer , Omaha. ' ml5-lw
HeaTTquaiters for Joe Scblitz'i
Milwaukee beer at MERCHANTS' EX
CHANGE , N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge.
A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. .
New goods to be shown next week.
One hundred different styles of fans.
Fifty different styles of paraso's.
Immense assortment of lace goods.
Lace floral bows a complete novelty.
Ladies' muslin underwear.
Fancy dress goods grand assort
ment.
Great bargain big lot at 25c.
Silks an immense assortment.
Great job in Hamburg edgings.
Finest quality o prints manufac
tured a splendid assortment , goods
seldom seen in the west , and just
opened ; pric * only 10 cents. Im
mense stock of domestics in salesroom
eiphty feet long.
Our unlaunriod shirt , the best
thing we offer , every size now on
hand.
BUNTING ! LAWNS ! LAWNS ! BUNT
INGS ! BUSHMAN'S. BUSHMAN'S LAWNS !
BUNTINGS ! SEE THEM.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PARASOLS
at
HIOKMAN'S.
Strawberries , fresh from the patch ,
only 20 cents per box.
WILLIS M. YATES.
Van Amburgh's Show.
It Is coming to Omaha , Friday and
Saturday , May 21st and 22d. Moat
of our readers have in years pait vis
ited this stupendous menagerie and
circus ; to those who have it is need
less to ( ay a word in commendation of
it , but to those who have not yet vis
ited it , wo wiU say that it is by all
odds the largest and decidedly ihe
best institution of the kind .ever or
ganized in this or any other country.
As a menagerie it has been been before
the country for fifty-nine consecutive
years ; as a circus and menagerie com
bined it is now conceded to bo with
out a rival.
Eagle Milh Flour only $3.65 pec
100 Ibs. The Finest Winter Wheat
Floor in the market. Never fails to
make nice white bread.
WILLIS M. YATES , Agent.
VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AT PUNDT'S.
Go to C. B. DeGroat & Co. Nobby
Children's Strawr. s-m-wf
Murphy & LovettInj , > . Agency ; old
ezt established agency in this state.
apl8-ly
Nobbiest hata of the season , jcct re
ceived at 0. B. DaGroU & Co. 's ,
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MASONIC ,
Constituting Mt. Tabor Corn-
man dery. No 9 , K. T.
Installation of Officers Im
posing Ceremonies.
On Saturdy afternoon , at 4 o'clock
in Freeman's Hall , in the city of Fre
mont , occurred the interesting and
imposing ceremonies of constituting
Mount Tabor Comtnandery No. 9 ,
Knights Templar , by the following
eminent Sir Knights , as resolvrd into
a grand Commander/ : Sir Envnant
Knighta E. A. Allen aa Grand Com
mander ; Byron Standberry as Gf ner-
aliasotno ; ( James France ai Captain-
General ; E. K. Longas Grand Prelate ;
C. F-Callin as Grand Maiahal ; Qua-
tavus Stevenson as Grand Recorder ;
J. J. Monell as Grand Senior Warden
L. H. Korty aa Grand Junior Warden ;
G. Anderson aa Grand Std. Bearer ;
0. P. Needham ns Grand Sird. Bear
er ; Will France ai Grand Warder : J.
G. Willis as Grand Sentinel.
At the appointed hour a grand
commandery was opened in ample
form by Eminent Sir E. A. Allen ,
alter the necessary formalities had
been completed , the grand record
er reading the charter or warrant as
the authority for the grand command
ery to constitute Mount Tabor Com
mandery No. 9 , Knights Templar , and
for the instruction of the officers elect.
After the beautiful and imposing cer
emonials of constituting were accom
plished , and by the order of the grand
commander , the same bo'ng officially
proclaimed by the- grand marshal the
installation of officers for Mount Ta
bor Commaudery , No. 9 , Knights
Templar , immediately occurred , and
consul * of the following officers :
Sir Knight fl. B. Nio-demus aa
eminent commanderjSir Knight Lewis
M. Keene , ganeralisiimo ; Sir Knight
Cornelius Dri > cell , captain general ;
Sir Knight William D. Mungrr , sen
ior warden ; Sir Knight William D.
Thomas , junior warden ; Sir Knight
Miner D. Hiaman , treasurer ; Sir
Knight Williim Fried , recorder ; Sir
Knight Lucius D. RicharJs , sword
bearer ; Sir Knight Ears L Gray ,
standard bearer ; Sir Knight Asburey
Towniend , warder ; Sir Knight Joel
A. Green , sentinel.
After the iuteresting ceremonies of
installation were comp'eted and all
the officers were in their respective
stations , by order of the grand
commander , the grand marshal
proclaimed the officers of Mount
Tabor Commudery No. 9 Knights
Templar installed in s'mple form
in accordance with the laws and
edicts of the grand commandery for
the grand jurisdiction of Nebraska.
In the evening the orderof the temple
was conferred whoee imposing ceremo
nial has no superior in all the Criptic
formulas.
The air knights of Mount Tabor
lavished every courtesy on the sir
knigbta of Mount Calvary command-
ery , who 'were the happy participant *
of their rich and courtly bounty dur
ing their sojourn in Fremont , impress
ing on the minds and hearts of all an
event replete with knightly favor and
association , around which will ever
cluster the most delightful recollec
tions.
Lawrence Barrett
Of Barrett , who appears iti Omaha
next Saturday , an cistern exclnnge ,
"Richel'eu , " the play in which Mr.
Barrett has no equal that clmiicd
leaf of a remarkable history and
mighty struggles and'tottering weak
ness of the grand old man , Hearing at
once the end of earthly power
and earthly existence , is portrayed
trayed _ by Mr. Barrett with a
dramatic power and force such as
is capable of being displayed by him
alone. We know it is said he is equal
ed in the character by Mr. B.ioth , but
it Is at least a disputed question , and
between two such actorc , where the
meed is so evenly contested , we must
accord the palm to Mr. Brrrett.
"Richelieu" is for mauy reasons pe
culiarly within his province and the
characterization is all but perfect.
Palace Theater.
This popular amusement resort pre
sents an unusual programme for the
present week. The gentlemanly pro
prietor , Mr. E. T. Weiant.has secured
now and extraordinary attractions , at
an enormous outlay of salary , deter
mined that every available attraction
hall be presented to pleaee bh many
and enthusiast'c patron * . To this
end he has engaged one of the great
est novelties ever before the public in
the person of tha celebrated female
impersonator and character artist , Mr.
J. Arthur Doty. This gentleman's
reputation as an artist is well known
in all the principal citirs in this and
the old countries , and his magnificent
costumes and wonderful soprano voice
are rare novelties. Together with
Miss Jennie Wade , a lady of rare ac-
compliihmenU , and an entire com-
piny of artists , the entertainment this
week will be unusually good. J. B.
.Cook and Lottie Richmond are no
longer connected with the establish
ment.
I beg leave inform my friends and
the public generally , that I shall , this
day , open a store in the brick build
ing No. 408 Thirteenth street , near
the corner of Hsrnay , with a" com
plete Line of choice Dry Goods , Not
ions and Fancy Goods , which I shall
nam The Mechanics One Price Store.
Purcbaiing strictly for cash , low rent
and trifling expense ! , and selling for
cash , enables me to sell at leait 15
per cent cheaper than ordinary rates.
I am determined to make the Mech
anics One fricc Store the cheapest
in the Missouri Valley , and mark rll
goods at correspondingly low figures.
Special inducement ! in Lawnr , Cam-
brio , Prints , Domestics , and Hotinry ,
Table Linens. All goods now , choice
and desirable ; not a strange accumu
lation of yean past. Call and bj con
vinced. Goods shown freely. Low.
prices and courteous attention guaran
teed. Samples given on application
I respectfully solicit your patronage.
15-6t N. FREDBICHSXK.
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C. B. DeGroat & Go , , Leading Hat-
ti1816 Farnhai } it , p-m-w.f
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Alex. Swan , of Cheyenne , returned
home to-day.
S. N. Willox went out to North
Bend on the noon train.
D. S. Amsden , of Detroit , business
agent for Lawrence Barrett is in the
city.
United States District Attorney
Lambertson came in this morning from
Lincoln.
Ralph Gaylord , of the firm of Web- '
filer & Gaylordwas a passenger on No.
3 to-day , bound for Kearney on legal
business.
ofi *
CoL R. H. Wilbur , traveling audi
tor of the 17. P. , went west this noon ,
to make an official trip over the St.
Joe. & Western road.
Among the many arrivals at the
Metropolitan hotel are the following :
F. W. Baughn , New York ; D. S.
Amsden , New York ; Robert Brlggs ,
Philadelphia , Pa ; James Yon , Gene
va ; W. W. Bleonkes , Cleveland ; G.
Woodruff , Rockford , 111. ; V. R.
Huston , Sutherland Falls ; W.
H. Collins Plsttsmouth , Nebraska ;
0. F. Parsons , Corning , Iowa ; 0. M.
Burr , Wahoo ; W. D. Stranahan , St.
Louis ; J. T. Goodwin , Council Bluffs ;
T. R. Benjamin , Atchi'on ; Ed , . . H.
Tultle , jr. , D. WCadex , Denver , CoL ;
Mrs. J. Wade , New York ; J. R. Ing-
ham , Iowa ; E. Koenjg , Colorado ; A.
B. Foster , Montana ; Fred. Hayne * ,
Foit Randall ; A. Trabing , Medicine
Bow ; H. Aldiich , Columbus ; J. D.
Autes and H. E. Crand ll , Chicago.
I HAD suffered from a painful attack
of Rheumatism in my knees , , and was
unable to go about I procured a bottle
tle of Sr JACOB'S OIL , and was almost
in&tiutly relieved by its application.
GEO. SSIIWAQEB , Kiikwood , Mo.
GREAT BARGAINS IS PARASOLS
t
HIOKMAN'S.
VERMONT MAPLE SUOAE ATPONDI'B.
Narrow Escape of the Academy of
Music.
About six o'clock this morning acme
gentlemen driving down Douglas
street saw smoke issuing fr * > m thtv
front window of the Academy ot Mu
sic. An alarm from box 12 promptly
brought out the fire depaitment ,
but their services were not need
ed , as the fire was quickly ex *
tlnguishod. The fire caught under
the floor of the star's dressing room
in a.'mo olJ rags , and If it had not
bem discovered when it was , .the fire
would undoubtedly have gained gnat
headway. As it was , the losi ii triv
ial , amounting to hardly more than
flO or $20 , but the auditorium is bad
ly smudged.
Before buying a sewing machine ,
examine the"NewHomn "
, cornerlGth
and Wobiter. Hartman & Helquiat ,
Jurymen for the June Term of the
District Court.
The following grand acd ptt'.t jury
men fur the next term of the Douglas
county district court , beginning June
2 , were drawn Saturday afternoon :
Grand Jury Geo. T. Mills , Thoe.
Cumings , Daniel Parmalee , Martin
Huff , John Mock , Wm. Clark , Fred.
Lowe , Wm. H. Stephenson , Oscar
Stephen * , John C. Chmttanaon , Geo.
McKenzie , Sr. Martin Thedena , John
L. Taylor , Edward Leeder , James L.
Lovett , Charles J. Karbacb.
Petit Jury James Boyd , John
Limpkio , Herman Geiske , Joseph
Tex , Richard Kimball , Samuel For-
gey , James Smith , W. W. Copeland ,
August Newman , Biram Ittner , Hi
ram Pickard , Michael Parr , W.Neligb ,
Fred Dellono , John Brackin , Wm. G.
Chambers , E. G. Ballou , J. RMoore ,
Scbuvler Wakefiold , John Lee , Peter
Glonilt , John Anderson. David Cook ,
Pai rick Tallon. %
Over eighty millions of dollars of
insurance capital of the oldest and
best homo and foreign companies rep
resented in the agency of Taylor &
Howell. dlClf
Why dose yourse ves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely fruit
cathartic will cure yon at once Ham
burg Figs. Try them.
Having made contracts with some
of the best butter makers in the coun
try I am now prepared to supply my
customeis with choice butter direct
from the churn at prices satisfactory
to all. Strawberries from 10 to 25
*
cents per box , and do not forget that
1 am agent for the Eagle Mills Winter
Wheat Jlour , only § 3.65 per 100
pounds. WILLIS M. YATEB. '
Wanted 15 first-class dressmakers ,
at MCDONALD & HARRISON'S.
M.G. McKoon , Agt. Fire Insurance ,
mayl-ly
MISSING. A case o constipation by
using Hamburg Figs.
Attention , Company HI
All members of this command are
requested to assemble at the armory
this evening at 8 o'clock , sharp , for
the purpose of electing a captain.
HENKY BCLLN ,
First Lieut. , commanding Co. H.
Hamburg Flgf 25c a box.
The best is the cheapest. Straw
berries only 20 cents per box.
WILLIS M. YATES.
DUST.
Who has not seen it ? Felt It and
ate it ? We have had our fill , and have
become demoralized ; so we care not
whether wo get cost for goods or not.
Ouretock for aile , prices reduced.
We carry the largest stock and un
dersell everybody else.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
Dodge street , corner Fifteenth.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
From A. H. Baker's pastures' , two
inilej northwest of town on the old
military road , a dark bjy ( may be
called brown ) her , five years old ,
about sixteen hands high , one or both
front feet white ; a star in the fore
head.
head.Any"
Any" information please leave at
Baker's pastures or at Mar Meyer & *
Co.'s Cigar Store. A liberal 'reward
willbe paid. ml7t3
TRADE NOTES.
Nice set/f Croquet , 8 balls and
mallets in a box , only 99c. at the 99o.
atore- . m7t2
TIAK ur ° l > * A her 0rdB r
Wflt
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisement * To Let for Bale ,
Loot , Found , Want * , Bonding 4c. , will be In
serted In then columns ones for TEN CENTS
per lint ; each subsequent ln 8iUonFIVE CENTS
per line. Tha first insertion never less than
TWENTr-FTVE CKHTS.
Ti UAM-IUNET.
"H , | ONET TO LOAN on anprored security.
1V1 W. R BARTLETT.Besl Ertatfl Agent.
Office 217 south 13th St. 6TB-U
AC TO LOAN-dii at I w Office
ill P. L.THOHAa.Room8.CreUhton Block
ONKY TO LOAN 11C9 Farnham street.
M Dr. Edward * Loan Agency. nor-12-tf
HCLP WANTD
Good cook and waiber. Arplr
WASTED nor.h of Brownrfft H Jl. 615-19
good gill for general hocse w rks , 60S 16th
A strict , bet. California and Webster. 614-17
WANTED A cook. Apply at Flintcs Howe ,
Dodge it. 611-18
CIRL WANTED Atlirzebrickhouseon CMS
\JT it , bet. 17th and 18th. CC3-19
TTTANTED A girl to do general housework.
VV Apply thirl door east of high school , on
Capitol avenue. 60108
A girl for general homework , at
WANTED
2S6 Jackson street , MM. A. Muipby. 593-17
TTTANTED A girl at 414 Twentieth street.
W 602st
TTrANTED A good cook at TIZARD'S Palace
VV Restaurant. I5'-S-tf
TTTANTEU-OIrla at IN rKLLIOENCEOFFICK ,
YY southeast corner 16th and Davenport.
VlO-tf
WAKTEB-MSCEULMtOIS.
'ANTED A young man who has some ez-
W per'nce in canvassing fcr the purpofo of
taking orders , lor shirts oa the roa
bhirt factory.- * 013-19
ANTED-A few day boarders at 1421
W How ard at. , cor. 15th. 603 17
le ant room and board in pil-
WANTED mllyiby ayonnbdy : best of ref
erence given and" requirtd. Addrefs O. this
office. 603-18
BOAKDWQ can be nad on California
Street , couth side , 3 doers west of 16tb.
WASTfD At OtfAHA SHIBT FAC
TORY , 1410 Farnham St. 690-15
\ CARPENTER wanteH to build one or two
/ \ frame cottages. Sea DU EDWARDS ,
1109 Farnham Street. 583-tt
"IXrANTKD By man of good business aMl-
YV ity , a permanent situation. Address K.
B. Thll Office. 663-17
NK DOZEN OOOP TAILOCS WANTED.
0 App'y to FBAVK BAMOE. (67-tf
TNTCLLTOENUE OFFICE , corner Iflth and
J. Davenpor * . 410-tf
FOR RENT-NWIES ARfi LAM.
T710R BENT OB BALK New ill-room honse ,
JD Pierce , bet. 21st and 22d its. 639-19
FOB BENT Niagara boarding houte with bar
room , on Tenth ttrett , bet. Douglas and
Farnbam Enquire of Patrick Ford , cor. ISth
and Chicago it * . 610-13
FOB RENT By June 1st. A nlca cottigr
and stable on upp r Douzlaa Street , 2
blocks from Postoffics. In mire 1210 Farnham
Street. 656-tf
TJIOB .BENT Two-story frame honse with
F brick basement , on corner IRth and Pierce.
Corner Fan ham and llth St. FBEDHOEE1LK.
682-tf
FOB BENT An elegant front room. Enquire
at 1516 Dodge St'oet. 670-tf
OK BENT Double room , Jacob's Block.
F Block.B27tf
B27-tf
rnOB BENT Furnished room , cheap ; by week
J } or month. Apply at AMERICAN HOUSE.
488.tf
BENT A splendid Photograph Oal ery.
FOB 71-tl L. R WILLIAMS 4 SON.
I OB RENT i of room 69 FUteenth street
F Janoh'a Block , 'crms reasonable. S09-t
FOR SALE.
T ANDAU HiCK for sale , time given on part.
_ LJ D. L. Thomas , Boom 8 , Crelghton Block.
818-19
ALOON FOB 8ALE-Qood location on prln-
§ dole street in Omaha. Addrees SALOON ,
a office. jj 605-19
T71OR SALE Home and lot , with 94 feet front
r 128 feet de p , and well , cistern , en corner
of Learenworth an 1 24th SIS. ' 633-26
TTIOR SALE Small soda fountain in good conC -
C dltion. D. W. 8AXE , com < r 13th and
Farnham. 577-tf
mo BUILD6RS.PLASTEREHS AND MASONS.
JL Coarse bank eand , grarel for wardens and
tnoUli ing sand will be delivered at short notice.
Leave orders * t B. Sierks 1411 Farnbam , and
Charles Brandes. 921 } Farnham Sts. HAI > S
BOCK , Snccessor to Charles DanleL 652-
TTIOR SALE Cottonwocd lumber of all slzes.at
JD REDMOND'S , Sizteenth-st. 10 tf
ILK Twenty to twenty-four quarts or one
dollar by John T.1 F attUon. ,
'cb/aai-mon-wcdt
FOB B ALE A mill dwelling hoiue , next to
O. H. Collins residency corner 19th and
Capitol Avenue , t ot information call at G. H.
& J. R. COLLINS , 131 Fanihim Street. 605-tf
SALE Oood house and lot , witn \ good
EOn , comer 14th and Tierce Streets. Enquire -
quire of Fred Lang. B GE1S. 487-lm
T10RSALE AUristltlll. Applyat
J ! 472-tf L. B WIULIAUS k SON.
| OR SALE A New American Sewing Ha-
I ? chine in good condition , with all attach
ments. Hustle sold before the 16th of Hay.
For information apply at ATKINSOIi'Sllilllnery
Store , corner Douglas and 13 th Streets. 474-tf
TJIOP. BALE Two of the celebrated J. 11.
J } , Brunswick It Ealke C < x' Nonpareil BU-
llard Tables. Nearly new. For sale cheap.
230-tf C. W. HAMILTON ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
TBAYKD On Hay 10th , fwm premises of the
§ undertlimed , one roan cow , horns pointing
rard. 1111 FOLET. 8. E. cor. llth and
Howud 8t8. 612-20
NOTICE Hy wife Margaret Smith , haying
left tny bed and board , I hereby notify all
concerned not to .truit her on my account as I
will pay no bills contracted by her. WM.
BHJTH. E98-18
TAX SALE NOTICE To tthom it may con
cern , notice la her-by given , that on the
18th day of January. 1878 , I purchucd at the
tax sale in Douglas County , Neb. , all of block 7
in Dwk-ht & Lyman's addition to the city of Oma
ha. Said land wu taxed in the nimes of Isaac
M. and A. J. Frank f r the year of 1876. and
sold for the taxes ot that year , and tn * time of
redemption of said land will expire Auyurt 20th ,
1880 , at which time I hall apply to tne county
trcasnrr for a deed of the same
MICHAEL DOUGHERTY.
By James F . "Morton , bis Attorney. 19
l hare removed my stocx to the
Corner 14th and Cass. Those wanting- any
goods In my line will do well to Call , M I am
offering leas tharcoHt. E. F. COOK. 423-lm
OS1NAB has removed trom Tenth Street to 1110
O Farnham St. Give him a call. aplS-lm
A MAGNIFICENT OFFER !
FREE 01FT8 TlUned ' t2'000 to * " who
buy ot J. MUELLER ,
Council Blnffl , Iowa.
* Circular with 3 Pieces of Musio
Mailed free. jari Oeodaw-tf
& &THOOB
M
rreerlplon Free. . K r ( he npeedjr Cnra o *
seminal Weakness , tjavt of Minhood. and all dis
orders brought on by mdi cretien or exceeu. Any
nroc Kth theincr 'lient-v. Address
ttAVilJSO.I & CO. . 78 > 'H auS _ JV. If-
GOTO
CnOLLMAN & ERCKS
FOB HARDWARE AND NAILS. A
LARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
COOKING STOVES AT LOW PRICES.
HARDEN AND FARHJSTEEL WARE ,
ETC. U. P. BLOCK 16TH ST.
0-FENCE WIRE A SPECIALTY/ei
[ apOeodt
West's Chester Qon Pa.
MAMMOTH CORN.
The largest er r raised , wm produce 100 to
JS tayhel per aero lO re &jly. Forsala
by Boilean Little , M < > r s-Joha
w < 1 ' | c v °
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'
ONE MILLION ACRES
OX"
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 jfime 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 Ci y
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 cot'age , 6 rooms , all In tbe beat con
dition , fruit and shade trees , stable , hard and
pott water , lad 4 Acres of Ground , 9120 a year.
West Omaha , will sell tot 91,630.
BOQ03 and HILL.
For Sale ,
Hotuo and { all lot on Webster Street , best loca
tion In the city , 91,600 ; easy terccs.
BOdOS and HILL.
$80,000
Twenty Thousand DolUrs In small well secur
ed mortgages ranging from $200 to 91,000 , drawIng -
Ing 10 per cent Interest , hare been latei'j placed
in onr binds for sale , at small discount. Fcr-
tons having ? a lltile money to spare can make a
sate and profitable loan in this way , without any
ezpensa or commissions.
HOOPS and HILL.
_
For Sale ,
Church Property and Firionage In South Omaha ,
near Depot , at a very reasonable price.
BOOOa and HILL.
Cottage and Lot ,
New 1-story frame house , 4 rooms , 2 dceeta'-lO
foot ceilings , double doors , etc. , 85 barrel as
tern , full lot , all in No. 1 condition , & blocks
from High School ; ? S50 , on monthly payments ,
small cash payment required.
BOGOS and HILL ,
Real Estate Brokers.
New Houses.
We are now prepared to build houses worth
from $400 to $300 on ourlotainournewaddition ,
28th and 23th and Farnhaxn.Douglas and Dodge ,
and sell on small monthly payments.
$ GOO to $1,000
Will buy you a new house , with one of tbe finest
lota in Omaha , on small montlily payments.
0008 and HILL ,
For Sale , .
House and Lot on street car-track , Shinn-s addi
tion , 91,000- _ B3003 and HILL.
A Hc\v House ,
And fall lot , one-half block from street can ,
Ehinn's Addition , 91,375.
B'-COS and HILL.
_
The Cheapest
Beaidence Property in Omaha most be sold in-
stantcr , W } Lot 4 , Block 47 , with a No. 1 house
of 7 looms and all well Improved ; southeast
corner 21st and Cass. Want best offer.
BOOO3 and HILL.
_
For Sale ,
Fine young hone , well broke aud suitable for a
lady todilve. _ BOGUS and E ILL.
Wanted.
We want a contract to hava 200 acre * cf land
broke at once. _ BOQOS and HILL.
Cheap Lots.
Look at the loti In our new addition best
lots for the money in Omaha , 29th and Farnham.
BUOQS and HILL.
Residence Lots for Sale.
200 Lots in Kountze and
Ruth's Addition.near business ,
good BurroundingSjlotscovered
withyounff trees , and are the
choicest , cheapest and nearest
business of any lots in the mar
ket. By all means look at lots
in Kountze and Ruth's addition
before purchasing elsewhere.
"Will sell on monthlypayments.
Prices $400 to $850.
BOGGS and HILL.
1000 Residence Lots
Fronting 8 , 9 , 10 and llth streets , 0 to 10 blocks
outh of depot , muny of these lota are very de
sirable and for men of small means are ; now tbe
cheapest and most easily purchased lots In Oma
ha. Prices 9250 to 9300. Monthly payments.
BOGOJ and HiuL.
15 Choice Lots
On Park Wild Arenas , only 3 to 4 blocks from
Depot , 9500 to 600. Monthly payment * .
BOGOa ind HILL.
66 of the Finest Lets
in Omaha , 10 to 12 blocks west of Postofflce and
Coort House , on Farnham , Douglas and Dodge
streets ; finest views in the city from these lota.
Prices $200 to 9300 , on payments of 95 to 910
EOCG8 & HILL.
S Houses
And two-thirds ofs lot , Chicago street , between
12th and 13th ; rents for 9300 a year. Price
11,500. _ EO003 and HILL.
Houses and Lots.
New2- tory residence comer lot , choice loca
tion , 4 blocks fromPostofflce ; $3,500.
BOOOS and HILL.
2 Hooies and south 1 lot 1 , block 12 , on west
side of 18tb street , between CalUomla and Web-
.urreet92.200
8-Story Brick House
With toll lot , 3 blocks from new Court House *
92,150. BOOOS and HILL.
Lotsland2klocfc230 92.759
Lot 5 , block 15 1,500
1 Lot 2 , block 81 600
LotsSand 6 , block 2S' . . . . . . . . 1,200
South * Lota land 2 , hJock 281 1.000
EutiiotZ , block 121t. 2,500
West J Lot 2 , block 121. . , 2,500
Lot 6 , block 227 MO
183 feet Lot 4 , block 205 2.000
BO GQ3 and HILL ,
Baft J tot 7 , Mock IM. . . . . . . .91,400
. : : : : : : : : : : : ;
* 000
?
OTTO BICYCLES !
I have secured the agency of the -well-known
COLUMBIA Steel Spokes and Eubber Tires Bicycle
from the Pope Manufacturing Co. ; Also the Otto
Hand Made. Samples can be seen at my store , at
Manufacturers Prices , Freight added. Send for
price list. If. I. P/SOLOMON ,
Paints , Oils & Window Glass.
Mo. 1204 Farnham Street , Omaha , Nebraaska.
SCHLANK * * >
\
PRINCE ,
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE
DEVLIN & CO. , OF NEW YORK'
We are now prepared to take orders for the justly celebrated clothing o
this house , which for Durability , Style and Cheapness are unsurpassed. } Ve
have now on hand the beat selected stock of Clothing , Shirts , Furnishing
Goods , etc. in the city ,
Boston Clothing House , I
FARNHAM STREET.
ap S-ly
SlyMAX MEYER & CO. , II
WHOLESALE
TOBBAGGONISTS 1 I
Cigars from $15.09 per 1060 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25. cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List ,
ffl * ' MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishing Tackie , Base Balls and a full line of
ISTQTIOIDTS ANTT ) G-OOJDS.
m-f.w
JOBBERS OP
HARDWARE , CUTLERY , NAILS ,
STAMPED AND JAPANNED WARE ,
TINNERS STOCK , SHEET IRON , TIN STOCK , ETC.
1317 & 1319 DOUGLAS STREET ,
Positively no Goods Sold at Retail. _
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , *
WHOLESALE GROCERS !
1421 and 1423 Farnham , and 221 to 229 15th Ste.
KEEP THE LARCESTSTOCK
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
Tbe Attention of Cosh aud Prompt Time Buyers Solicited.
AGENTS FOR THE HAZAKD POWDER COJtfPY
and the Omaha Iioa and Nail Go.
LANCE & FOITICK ,
Dealers in
Honse Furnishing Goods , Shelf Hardware ,
Nails and Etc.
1221 Farnham Street , lac Door East First National Bank.
mSUIF. . O. ZMZOZRGK ZCsT ,
WHOLESALE GROCER !
* 1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
I.LSLEDZIANOSKI
. > . ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DyC O TTL 3D I IT Gr S 1
AND DEALERS IN
PICTURE FRAMES , CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS.
922 Douglas St. , Near 10th , Omaha , Neh.
I HENRY LEHMAN ,
THE LARGEST IN THE STATE.
AND -
WINDOW SHADES ,
PAINTERS' AND ARTISTS1 MATERIALS ,
Orders Solicited. Samples Sent on Application.
I PKAUIIUAJ , AND DECORATOITI