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VOL. X. OLIAHA , NEBRASKA , MONDAY. OCTOBER 18 , 1880.
! ST0. 103.
Established 1871. MORNING EDITION.
Price Five Cents
BARGAINS
AQ'EiOY
,
and Bostghis Street.
V -r * . < * r i < Icuej Join /or-w'e I v this g n-
ni iHcirit. < n | rvi i SliJ-of liOO ach , and
t > jlo < lln .Tj j.rt vl 'liccifj. aiJ In every
< 1 rec' \ < m f. ni M - p ( uRies. 'i-rlh. c"t , now.lt
r .jrV * 4 vitj.n ; i oetaiicr from one
1 < -j k l oinmr Iwo suilea ( r < n utcc. Call anJ
l thmuu Itilffl-i GrlfTm Asiatics' atHI
l' i. l < if r nvi it. I .t e > n at. JlAri'ga\x'n
uc anil lI rn.nrrct ( t ia { . , JSOO.
0 ncrwjmtcaatufhH' racks ! i StnndereSst. ,
tlili l > -lioif > no. ! r > < 5 w'l ! Iw H W vcrr cJioap.
f r c ! i in 6 , 10 < ir2 < i i. . ru Jo'.s , now is } "oar time
Uiulct ! lot V. on ) . , | gtreet cur trtckj on Sa'Jn-
Icri , rect for f.7fi.
Ch-v lot. FaruliMn and 21 h elit-ta , 90x132
w Li > r Jl1'-w l rfii i < Jo IU
Cheap Iot < m f re-ill l\m ir aJJltlon. uuth lot
u. P. Oc | > ot- ! ( ) U lo gSOO.
TERRACE ADDITION.
K.i'lj l s mi Park Avcnur and Ocnrgu strcut ,
t.jt.i l tomr . aii.I new li .vl ut St. Mirj'n
f prim : , stir inSli'iUi ? SOO : S. * SoiTnjc.iT
ilrac ft' 'i/lit i-r out intend to tinmen how ill
l > otiipc iKl u > nUiiU.i ! buildli.ff ? . r r farther
O. P. CKltlS , Asciit ,
1'ilti'ciith nnd Douglas Hlrcc'.j" .
A ilr * lot ou Uitncj atiiThcnti-fln-l street' .
f.ir G26
Tivo thnn-o tuts ouiOth. near St. J'arj'a a\cn-
u , MxlC5 ) 1 xt ; Rich , for J JS ) alicj t'05.
Tno chul lots n-arSW and lark streets In
K V Hmilh's-iiillion-S ] ' ' 0 ndS.'i50.
Hltv Iili ! in SlilTiiiVCnl BOCOJdaiuI thiidal-
4IU.ma lorSlO-Jl / < COO each
I/it near l l'i and 1'iinr. # 460.
1 lots m Ilarm-x near EUli St. , tOOO cich. 1
"ton 24li ! ! " ' IHnanl meet , f7oO.
1loU lu Cran.JicAailiti9Q. . eolith ofU. V
VmJue " ' ! < loiit. . from $15 to S 01 cicli * "
One < . * , U7\3TO foct , on 13Ui street , gonth
n * PoniilcUn iincw resilience , Tor J OflO , or will
ill'-icc ! llitiv , ilv bizcl lots a. iroul J3jO tufM'O '
CaBIVERVIEW ADDITION.
. V < - nurnl'cT o { 1 > ciutfut ! rc . < ienre lots , ID-
c i l latlitanrw aildilioii im dpitol llili , lien
t - < -n i th Ktn ion flircaft. SCtli uR the T rt
I - Jro llcrt i tin- until aid Parnham < = tr l
KI ( to fiitili lonncrlj owned I'j C. II lj n
nitvl mutt' roc-uUv Kmmn wtlio -tkiii5iriaeroi. .
nUvlols IiMvUnulir IK.III t-Utt Klu on
PjrnliamiUKlKoii D.in AS i-lr.vt. IIHKI lotp
IT hi ) to Mir tlitu U'lltn au.l 150indCt' | < f 1 , < KIH
' > r the elt"lv < . ! \vjitticic , at S | icr cent In-
' " eslt" tiosH. v.niuti : ljin ) i c < M snbblinllsl
h oun then . C Jl tud ci inimo pkl and gtl
full inlunuiti- at
113 > Ilb' ilM : , ESTATS AOKKCV.
16 i MKl Doiii-lss tl reels
OicrlOUi iitce ami lol H-C ollcrcd for k lo
! > } tliimiRiw Ih-j iMcwiUc uJ a'l uicr the
itj. An.oj . ] tn > n > .iiiur Ir * . I'nccaarjlnsr
1'on $3Ji' 10 Jir.tW ) oxeli.
" iro.nl lull > ul 2 chc- ; Iioiirear JacfcSon
enil 2i hI reels uta s.real taerfHcc. Here ii a
' re ! lifgtln for tonu 01 > ' \iv proi crtj limit
li'Bo'd iminxliu-l } . C c s Jnul aquirtcrof a
lilotU. Cll and ciuniuii. tliia niUoutuo dcl .
UKO P. 11 BU IS. Ascnt ,
15lh and l > onslat < SU
A ilcciraMo Jvl-uiar Cuuihi' and ijjuimi'io
a. ll.COO
PARK PLACE.
The cbui | > Ct > t ncrclota In tlio cityul Omah % ,
'
"
. ,
Hit rb ami Califuruu Mrucl.TU ) tan luakc no
mlstalco in 31 1 Hu ; up UICKO lurgxiiiailiilo jnn
li\\elhecli ncn lliegp loti nrcm-jrethan ofuM
lo clzo In 4 full-stiwl t.ly lalsr a lull iloilc
n.lit ill 1 > obiita erj choii ttme before oue-
fth jurt of < > - > c < f lli e aero ? ets tvlll dl rnr ai
iiiucliaiueoaci I ncUilai. Tbu are
locitMlaieri sli.ut , lls. lu ( . e-ff , Cr I'ltton
CcfK. \ \ . Pn. .rw.-i : , fmioJIM to * "WO per B
nui'loL * t I < AmftllaUy ; | , au.l dou'l I.ieo our
t dance , auj get pla | ! ( Ii f , , | | | nrteuhra ! < f
GiO ; r UKJI1S , Arcnt ,
Nice lot on SIicrlnAiuA\cnu ; north of Kicliolaa
utrccl , 8I.40-I. '
ll lt lulouCi'K.Uticccn latlianJ lllh streets Cl3S
$1.001) ) 3Sn
2 nice loll in HarlnunTc aJdlllnn. $100 lo fCCO. 3Stl
1 jrpc numlitr of HCIO los ! In Gi.-c's addition ie tl
North Omaha , S1.6 lo 8M < ach. tlb
Choice i TPOI lui nc r Ci . J tnCil'f ' amU
trecM , fl.tOO c
N-teral coed I Vi in l > cisoa'fl n.WWloa. 1..0 to tl
SVlcich tlIX
Ohoieo lot In Tlmrn-ll'it 0dii. ( > n , $750. IXa
F i-eral Urea l ta i Uxrllrlfg tdditloit. 1J a
rods andJ atreicitb. I'nit-s ? 7CU lo { 1000
each. s3 C
Rnxerat chdico lo'u in KroJ But addition. 8'
J27 6 to $550 cieh - '
Acre lot on Sherman iic-nic , ( IGlh slreetV 1"it
touth of IVpjitckin e urw rKjHcn , 'or Sll 0 it
2 lan-o'H ! neitltiih anlCivl strTOl.CC < itai
330 feet Conicr I.COQ ; in iua , , tKK ) . aic
S I rc I'tj - , , sO | t , , „ -ax-win , . , ( ibth street ) , aiK
Clark S',1 eel. S59ifl .uh K
,1
McOANDLISH P'.ACE. ,1t5
t5re
re
22 nice and -icii' low , \u uejr to the bmi-
nesspan ! ilio 1 1 y , i K- \cr Ie stcjn I'l '
( nulh of thct'oincnixpi * i iV'im enar , inl it
JIMI ouitiif mi'l n'lj.i.iunir t r HIM 1 of James itv
M. WiKiinorlh a .il w J . ll-luso re v
lieipand\crj dfirab'o l > u ; i tinly tn lius-
Iness pan olH \ . i > ! ! - , , .r MI t.lcpoLi.ail
h works , whlli. I n.l „ k V. h- , , , 8tocc ) 11ai
iaid , ptcklni. ln.n o , , cii C l 'lui get plit ai
and lulljr itu'trs. P ice rtj U. . JO ni cany ti
erms to ilu-eo Mlm . U.l tidt
aa > r IWM'S. '
, IMi. , i-"i lasbtg. . if
Scholcc rnslden'ji l < .tn n y n i el , 1.0101 n tl
Oonclasand C-xIre 'rav t Jl "ti I > > l.i.0cich
nnd lone time to liofr wi mlln i ! i P
L 2 choi nirierloB IPU ' HI i Fa'nhani Pb
* trcjt , ( wxlll fit. . S .INI T . ii. . tt > . . .njirj b
t'nj tonni" toinvM ] er wh. .
Aliio 4 lota oi * Sllh , IK.I- * F r i um and ce
I > ouclas e rreU , H-0 U > * l 't a.-i , d lone l.i .
tlmo. l.iof
S4T2M of the bent lm.i.icv-1 i Ii of ofa
Omaha for Mtr.lousitcil i-o i.\ r i < or Btreet , a
f 600 to ? aOOQ c\cl
r\io in al- pc [
c\ory .uu-Jncsi Mock - -y to 515,000
each
LAKE'S ADDlf I > N. arSt
ioclio cc r 'dcnoe lots in a' > " > " I'litiou , iro-
80
raeJmtil\ north of nnd.kdj ( mi.l' . < "pvtnn's
beautiful rcSKknoe and 'n > iia ; , and ! > > < at > d 11:1 inSt
ISUi 19th Mid eoth etrrctf , QOO t. . , \-ach ami Stet
erj sj termn lntho wLoKil ! tiuili UiHand
Ciamint { Ut mid RI.I lull rartK nl.ri , ot
UKO P Ur\ftS. Ajent. fo
DeMl.ltul liuiKlm ; kite on Micnum ux nuc , focd
10th stifcllKt ) ecn ropplttoa a'ld Iho DuJlc\-
Ijanisproiicrty ; C3 feel cjst froiilajf mi the as
atenoc hj 3SSI feet in tlcptn. U i I li U'e it.inik aspr
nplS feetbJS 3. CiH n I ct f ull ( urticUlarj. ill
An * cro > n lHh liit. ICifi-cl cast Irontase
liy 37S fct deep. Tins i just south < > f the I. in to :
beth ( Popplcton pl . Tli ! Is pilt-c lev , e.11 and teSt
fcCtpricomnJ tornmof BKMIS , Ajcnt
1 * K ° l lo'J , Jait in > rli t anrl aoj min ; K V to
Smith's addition , iiml lt > CAtt ! < l IWuivu "Olhnn.l lal
Raundera stroeUalrraKOtiJ > prices and Ion ;
In [
lime to bu\er who burrow RKliiS Atnt
in
HOBBACH'S ADDH'ION. to :
MloUli IIi > f lb's l rirxt tn J HOCXI d ad illcn fri
on 1'tth ' , l"th. IClli and 2Jih vlrecti. ln.1 c n friAl
KicholkS , l' uUSh nun nd OUrft cct , \ r >
handy to U I1 * Sio ! , . va"iU s rx . tt , . AlP
rancinc In price * roil ( rum $ .i ) > totl.100 Cain , Alnc
r quirlii5 oii'y ' nn H | > yniut lo n and lonj :
tim at 7 ' > r oout lnU'rr t t tli-me wl-o will im ncbi
prove GKO V. HKMIS bi
t. th
thdc
33 nice lot' tn rArkerV nd.litlon. li'ts rn dc
R uuJers anl PICK * . lH'-C anJ CampKHV St- . 3y
on Blim.o trertinloU with patli fnmli and
Vlwltli north frontacc , onlj bl-vJ-n north . .I
te turn-table ( end ttreet ar track ) on Siuiidrrs \ \
ulrtat. Vcr Uw price' , Sl"f > c ih. wr ? a)0 tin Ih
Ions time * n8 pircviit lut rvt lo l.u > s who Ihbi
will build bihe
f3"150 iroo.1 fnn ? for sale In l > ou l i. S rpj , he
\V hinffTon , Hurt , lIse , SiunJeraanJ tiitern hew
tier of countisa .
ff2T3JfcOOO acrot l cst "elfctwl lands in the
tat forgilo hr.thlt ajtncy. Cill aitdcct m p ,
clrcnlarj and lit 1 luaieuUri- ev
TBeniV usw m pof OmOn. fOc anj Sl.50. it
WTCetzIo * Tiev pamphltt ( - J uiip of the ittb
Ft te rntiilM "tho ouliook vf Xtbrasta" for tbbt
fritdlttti utloi. bt
Geo. P. Bern is' thP '
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. krvl but (
13Ui tfc Don ! as vSf , , cada
OMABA , . NSB.
ALGERNON'S EXESUES
Clothed in the Garb of
Friendship , They Stab
Him in tha Dark.
The Beatrice Statesman Already
Skivering in Bis Sena
torial Srosacs ,
Dundy , Ifauce and Weaver
Bipening Into Full-Flecked
Candida' e * ,
Meanwhile Protesting Eter
nal Friendship for Pad
dock 'and His
Plans.
The Dark and Treacherous
Dawes Lingers in ihs
Sh'icie , Praying for Po
litical Lightning.
The Legislative Contesb in
Southern Counties Lin
coln's JubiJee.
ipsclM Correspondence ot the Bee.
LIKOOLN , October 15 , 1880 The
glorious news from Indiana Gils the
republican heart s" h gladnes , and
last evening it bu' J. d over in a tro-
nieiidoaa crowd .it the republican
headquarters , whei. . - \ procession was
lustily formed , and the Capital City
band led the procession through the
streets and back to the headquarters ,
where they irero addressed by Lam-
.bertiou , Col. Vannatti , Gen. Dil- al
wortb , Councilman CaUwell , Gen.
McBride , Chis. H. Gould , C. P.
Boggs , Allen Fitlds , D. G. Courtney , th
Lawyer Marshall , and others. The fete
flarfiold aud Arthur to
torchlight com
pany , fully 100 strong.allin uniforms , an
and bearing , tlu-ir star torches , led the lai
procession , fullowed by two hun
dred men carrying hoop poles pu
and & throng with all man COl :
ner of transparencies : "Happy
Uoosier , " "COO republican majority of
ofpei
ia Hoop-polo Townshipi" "Blua pei
Jeans' Williams where h hu ? " im
"From tbo canal boat to the ship of
the
state , " "The Hookers want a change. "
These , and dozens of others , brought ces
out the cheers of the multitude. An ing
old stuffed corset at tlio top of a pole Set
with adelapid tcd looking cock and is i
murderous & * pointing at it , was
the greatest hit in the line. The ali
amount of money that changed hands idl
her.o on Indiana amounts to Ihous- pec
ftndr , aud the winnings , by reputli- PC
cms could have been largilv -
ug- mil
riiTlo"--"l ad onlv PW * * " l
TIIS SENATOUIAL QOFS1ION bw '
lias been somewhat heated up by the
election news. It has been Understood - ng
stood all f.lont [ that Dundy was lee
elG candidate only on Condition that if for
Garfield was elected his.nj . > mo would wh
g'ti ' buforo the legislature. The elec
tion of Garfield being nearly almost cha
certain , hie prospects loom up. That buMa
Nance is : i candidate is not now de Ma
nied by anybody unless it might bo of
the gullible Paddock who pretends to arc
believe that the Stolid Sphinx at the era
cptolisfor"PAd. ; " It is faaid that der
there is n alight chill in the air be tioi
tween the state of Beatrice statesman 03
and ; the chubby chap from Polk per
county ! , over an ngreed-upon pro- ing
gramma ' bee ween two worthies that in
promises to'open out into an open rur- are
ture. It was agreed between Paddock ket
and Nance that Castile , of Gage pro
county , who is a brpiher-lu-law of infi
Nance , should be nominated by Pad- eve
duck on the Gage county ticket for wit
the lower house ; but probably having and
ro.A9c.ii to suspect that Nanoa was coa
playing double , ho very wisely allow- for
id Mr. Caslilo to have a respectable h
vote and then ended him by a blow evt
01 the head with a sturdy henchman the
named Silver , who can be counted on acn
for Paddock , "first , last and all the as
time. " It was a sensible thing in Pad Thi '
dock , but almost cut the heart strings tioi
! poor Albinus , who saw in Cistile ton
the ; very fellow to head a break from flie
Paddock to Nance. mai
The Kearney Press has bSen secured see >
by : Nance to open the ball for"hh | ex upo
cellency" up therj where Paddock fol
lows are scarce , and the nomination
S C. Ayer , a strong man , too , and Spec
\3Ood : one , against Hamer , is sup- SpecE
csud to be in Nance's interest.
posi
CAKN.S CSOWD IN SEWAUD trac
ire to make a dash for Nance for nex
Senator and to put him in if possible , Jew
as to make Carns governor. Cloud- nio :
ns Jones , who Is the Bill English of punT
Seward county , heads the Cams tick- T
for state senator , and upon him the 35 ,
force of the opposition will be direct- Citj
. Ho is a notorious railroad tool , cdf l
well as Cams , aud his defeat is a ago
3robbility. The nomination of Ham- agoE
Hon , of Seward , is a blow km.
Cams that will no doubt lose him thn
seward county , and will go a long w y was
toward beating his Uance-Carns logis- moi
ativo ticket. The "j-rand scoop" in Foi
ndiana and Ohio , and the good feei can
ng it engenders , will do ajreat deal T
oward tbo election of Weaver's diu
'riends in Richardson , who may ulti Yor
mately throw for Dundy or Laird. r.
Although Paddock telegraphed the 1 ock '
Pawnee county republican convention ie
not to instruct their nominees against A
liitu , yet they did so , all the same , and N.
Lhoso votes are debatible , but are no thrc
ioubt confined to ono of two Dun- trai
or Weaver. traiT
As the thing now stands , if Van
anci
VVyck elects his ticket in Otoo , ho is Wai
liable to make trouble among the
are
brethren , as his friends here claim that
will hold at least a dozen rotes that spn
ill bo stickers.
IX SALIXE COU.STY Spec
everything is > oot so smooth sailing as SpecS
micht bo for the Dawes ticket. Not m.-
that Dawes is particularly unpopular , m.owii
but he gives out the impression th t the
regular republican ticket is for he
Paddock , but your correspondent who gam
knows a taing or two about politics the
then he sees them , has no other idea the
that the chairman of the republi- imp
au state central committee , is a candi Lav
date for Paddock brogans himself , and
IVelli , bis candidate for state senator , a :
is the chap depended upon to _ mke
the break from Paddock to D .i'\e * ,
justasCastilo wa > expected to do f r
Nance. But "thew .s many n slip
'twixt the cup and the lip , " and Wells
may get left , although your correspondent
pendent ia vtry friendly to the young
mau and hopes he may pull through.
You-s-o Dawea fee's extremely s < re
toward Paddock for casting the sena
torial icflucnce fcr Kanco two years
ago , and fiOuld now bo clad of an op
portunity to ge1 ; even. Besides , Mr.
D.'s position PS chairman of tbo e ate
central commitluo has given him a
pnwer not thought of by his opno '
oontc. Such as chbunrjig..the com
mittee's- funds to those republi
can nominees wnom he thought would
appreciate it when the sena
torial question birae up ,
and we believe that it will prove to bo
the fact that Dawoa will material zn
into a full-rlo < lged candidate biff re
l"ng. Of course he claims to bo for
Paddock , but hois to Pa-loo-k just
what Joe Millard Was to Hitchcock
a mill'Stono about his neck , a friend
who stood " by wishing that the thii'g
might"break nnd goto p'eccj and tie
mantle of qroatntss full upon him.
Ihe plot thickem and you will hear
from Lincoln FIIEQITENTLY.
A THRIVING INFANT ,
The Two-Months-Old Town
of * Chester Casts Aside
its Swaddling Clothes ,
And Dons the Garb of City-
Hood.
Ojrrespondence of The lice.
CUESTEU , Neb , October 13 , 1830.
The town of ( Jhsstor is present ter-
niinus of the southern E. & M. route
leading ; cast from R-d Cloud , but iho "
workisrapifUypi'ogKssingand the road
wi soon reach the Biuo river. Sav-
eral lively towns are springing up
along < this line of road , Awboy , Guide
Rock , Superor , Hardy , H bino ami
Chester , all enjoy coihinutilc-iUon \ > iih
the outside world by rail. This reid
follows down Iho Ropuhlican valL-y
Hardy , from whence wi'h few ru'a
ind easy grades it lists to tlio high
And of the divide.
The fanners in this part of the Re-
jublicin valley report a bett.-r crop of
orn than uaual ai-d not ai : entire fail-
ire in Iho wheit Crop. Some fields a
cdrn will yields seventy bushel *
tor acre. This sectioT of country hn ;
nvestcd heavily in siicop dutiug the
ho past year and with excellent sue- l
e
ess. Several cirloads moro are bo- of
ag imported at the present time , sc
.ettlero are coming in every diy , land fr
rising iu valuj the in
i , incrshauts have
an
lively trade , tons are growing -
rap- IT
lly ; and tin comkt.y aaa coed pi.JS. tl
acts. it
Chester Is in Thayer county , on * tu'
nlo north -r.f the Kansas line , aud ha -
Itnnuh qnlv two months old contiins
ne of the largest cw. w- . ; n jcc.
'Maka , hai two drug Storestwo harl-
rare stores , tuo general murchandu-
ighoUaes , a lumbar yard , bank , ta-
3011 and l.vcry stable. C. B. Kyser , Al
urraerly "at Belvidere , is buying cli : !
fheat and barley at the elevator of fO
iregq & Kyser ; Jaraos Dln'im ra has tic
hargd of the bank &nd ron csUto ba
nsiness of Thompson & Dinamore ;
laloney & Wilson handle three lines
trade : in , hardware , furniture Spi
rd saddles ; P. J. Kennedy has atren-
ral stock of lin and hardware ; Hen- Ii
erjhot it Wright keep drugs and sta- an
ionery , and Mr Hendershot publish- po
th
a 1 paper called The State Line Clip- thi
er.and Geo. W. Phillips is the oblig-
postmaster , and his office is kept
Cas'leton'a < grocery store. There an
aho two hotels and a meat mar- i
besides three stcre buildings in thiWil
roceas of erection. Poratwo months'
ifant Chester is mammoth , and BUI
very night the hotels are crowded
ith earners. Cots cover the kitchen
dining rooms at night , r.nd even iiif
dei
aachos and box cars arc resorted ( o
shelter. Thosurrounding country
as fine a prairie landscape aa was am
ver secnj the soil is excellent and SOI
land is very broken , nearly every
ro being arable. It ia not , howeTer , Spo
well settled as the northern part of
'hayer county , because a large por- a.
on of it has been held by epccula- a.aor
Prompt tax sales ara inducing B
holders to throw this land into _
c
larket , aud the "taxes will probably br
on be paid by producers who reside brDo
pom it. JAT. dai
ELECTRIC BRIEFS. "n'
clil Dif pitches to TDK Ess. bai
H. V. Bemis , the brewer , now in bs
jsaesaion of the Chicngo jockey club oci
ack , announces a twenty , mile race fai
Thursday between Miss Emma .
jwott , of JVIinnoiota , and Miss Mlncor
E. Pinnooof Colorado for a 52,000
irse.
Thejbody of John Parratz , aged Sf [ >
the seventh victim of the Garden
distillery explosion , was recovor- A.Soi
from the ruins yesterday at Chic- Seine
% no .
.oDr. noma
Dr. F. A. Vumosclizlsker , a well- me
n.wn ppecialist in eye , car nnd Ali
iroat disease ? , o Washington , D-IC. , en
found dead in his bad Sunday en"C
orning , at his residence , No. 691 arc
ourth street. Heart disease was the the
tuae. :
cot
The wedding of Admiral Rogers' cotT
mghter and Mr. Nelson , of New Ca
, will take placa before mid-win- be
The return of the Admiral last aei
, after a long absence at sea was iat
occasion of great rejoicing. thf
mow storm cet in at Rochester , hia
Y. , last night at 10 o'clock , which thi
iroateued in a few hours to blockade Ar
ains. val
The epizootic has made its. appear- shi
as epidemic in mild form in wil
Washington. Horses in livery stables str
sick. The disease seems to bo coi
treading. At
rie
GOIN'O TO ABDICATE. sac
icdil Dljpitch to Tns BEX. bu
ST. PETERSBURG , October 18 , 1 a. bu
The Czar has offered to the Czar- Ch
ritz a regency , transferring to him CQ (
rein of the government , provided he
will consent to Princess Doly- pn
imkis' children ranking as Princes of ha
blood and take prece3e ca after all
Grand Dukes , the Czar retaining mi
iperial privileges and retiring to till
svidia permanently.
nuMi
Meals at all hours at Tizar J's 16-tf Mi
ft i' !
DOMESTIC DOIIVGS.
*
Chicago Visited by a Wind
Storm Winch Hoes
Immense Damage.
It Deals Devastation to the Lake
Slipping and Death to
Many Persons.
The Great Storm In Chicago.
SpjU ! JlsDilch tj Tl.a UcS.
CHICAGO , October IS , 1 a. m. The
greit vind s'oriu , which rx > gan at
midnight Friday , ia still blowing ,
although somowlut abated. Its Ve
locity for the period of forty-b'ght
h-mrs has been 2o to 35 miles par
hour. There was a slight fall of
snow yestordiy , but the wind blew it
all 'aw iy. The brick casing on ono
side of the Illinois Central elevator
"A"vaa blown our. Two freight
cjrs ot the Illinois railroad were blown
from the pier into the lake. One side
of Manger , Wheeler & Co.'a elevator ,
a * the foot of Fourteenth atreot. was
blown out and the wind tore dff the
iron roof of an elevator the same firm
is building at tin junction of the
north and south branches of the river.
A large quantity of lumber was blown
out of the yards , and in the coal
yards m ° n found it impossible to
work. The wind blow the water out
cf the river , lowering the level throe
feOt , ono re ult of which was the
grounding of a propeller and a barge
in the Madison street draw. The
north and south ends of the n.iiSn
ished stock house of the steel work
m South Chicago , were blown down
injuring several men , two of whom
will die. One "ailing vessel , th
eshooiier "Golden Fleece , " enterei
this port Ssturdiy. Her captain ro
parted seeing the spars of a aunkei
schooner. Off the marine hospital a
Milwaukee , where the wind flppearei
to blow hardest , several vessels drag
gai their anchora bidly and worn in
much danger. Many were partially
disabled. Off Two Rivers point a fisi
boas capsized and two men wer
drowned. The pchonner "Daunt
leas" water losycd off the aarho poin
but' UlD crew gaine'd shore safely
West of Charles City , Iowa , two fee
of enow fell , and the railroads are
blockaded. The h
storm has been verj
gjnenJ in the west. .Returns como in
slouly , owing to the demoralig'jd ' con
dition ( f the Wires. doubtless the
't-reg.ite damage will bo very great.
The Bchcionir ' 'David A. Wells" went afI
to the bottom some time yesterday , I
abi'iit live mile ? off Like View , just fein
Horthout of Chicago , and it is sup in
posed < that her captain and crew of th
ght men were diownoi. No trace ofII
.hem cou'd bo discovered. The II [
schooner had G 000 tons of iron ore , [ L
Front , Escanaba , for the Chicago roll
ing mills. It was valued at § 10,000 , 01Re '
nd insured for § 3,000. The echoon- Re
r is supposed to have swamped , at
tlalf ; a dozen other vsssola are ashore
airr-rent points along the lake in
hn ' vicinity , and will he more or loss '
-'Masted. The wind at midnight
laa 'moat subsided. rehe
Th
WASHINGTON , October is , \ a > m.
pe
For upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys , clear or partly
< mdy weather in the southern prr ,
putliwest ! to northwest winds , sta-
ionory or higher temperature and
aromettr.
The Adjutant-General's Report. ru
ipccUl Dispatch to The IVo bnO'
WASHINGTON , D. C. , October 18 , O't
a. tn. The adjutant-general of the O'e
irmy , in his forthcoming annual ro-
iort , will devote considerable space to e
he < subject of militia organization of meTI
he different states. His views of this TIP
ubject are interesting and important , P
nd will no doubt have grsat weight
ith congress in iti consideration of
his important question. An effort
" be made during the coming sea- "
pit to papa a militia bill that will o
ilace the militia on a proper basis.
10 state adjutant-generals are mov- P
iig in the matter , and will , it ii un-
.erstood , send a committee to confer Me
fithj congress. The chief of ordn- Meai >
ucu will also discuss the question at aiK
wne length in his annual report. Dr )
Drus
Negro Equality. user
pedal Dispatch to The Tea.'n
ROCHESTER , N. Y- , October 18 1 hiTl
m Henry \V. Johnson , colored , TlI
of Henry \V. Johnson , admitted Tlre
the bar in 1804 , and now attorney- reIt
cneral of the republic of Liberia , h s
irought suit for libel against The or
rii
onocrat and Chronicle , fixing his
ifl
amages at 514,000. On Tuesday iflut
light , the 7th inat , Johnson marched ut
a democratic procession , carrying a mo
auner , for which service he was to whoc
paid. A few days after The Dem- oc
crat and Chronicle alluded to the af- 0
si
, calling the man a thief , etc. , and '
Oh
l.o said ihat at ono time he was a
omict at .Auburn.
re
The South American War. er
era
cial J'.spat cli to the Bee a
WA8Uitf TON , October 18,1 a m.
correspondent . writing from Lima ,
optember22 , 1880 , says : There ia pc
.othingof importance to send by this pcoil
tail beyond the threatened bombard- oil
icnb by the Chilians of Charillas , otei
iluni and Chanoay. The reason glv- eire
for this bombardment is that the ro
rocc
'Cavadango" was blown up in a cow- cc
rdly manner by the Peruvians , and wit
Chilians not ? dirnand that the as
orvette"Union" and the transport
'Rimic" must be given up , or if not , raha
Jallao and the ports further south will haui
bombarded. Dictator Purala has ui
ent in his ultimatum that if the Chil- teat
ins wish the "Union" and TRimac" at
hey are in the bay of Oallao and at lei
disposition It is almost certain m
hat 30,000 men are bein ? landed at e
irici , and tha flourishing Rimac ro
alley and the city of Kms will 'e '
hortly be converted into a howling nd
rilderneRS. Tha Chilians have de- > nti
troyedhuusea , machinery , cane and sa i
orn fields , and cut down fruit trees.
Lnimah of all kinds have been car
ied off or killed. After completely
acking the Polo Soco plantation and He
turning the custom housa , railroad lo
luildings and plantation houses at
/himb&te , they re-embarKed and pro-
eeded to Supi , where they destroyed
San Nicolas and other mining
iroperty. It is thought that they flf
lave started to Pacuatreayo to destroy ,
they can in that part , whence they icd
jiy , perhaps , continue on to the fer- d (
and productive region of Chicava '
alley , in which are situated a large I.
lumber of valuable sugar plantations. 5. ,
Jany of these being owned by for- On >
.
- - *
eignera , they may ec pa desiruction.
Tha topmast of the "Oavactaugn" Js
is Jtill aho vo water. Thora are f orty-
tijrcoof her crew now in iittna , anc
they will shortly be exchanged as
prisoners rf war. Montara , the as-
sisain of ex-President Pardw , was ex *
ectlted on the morning of the 22d of
September , inside of the Cemetery.
He fell instantly * , .being pierced by
four ballets. * t ,
A DOUBTING THOMAS ,
_ r
The Famous Methodist , D.
D. , Pronounced a Pious
Bisturbei4.
Hell Hath No Fuiy | grHim.
Dr. Thomas'Dafe
Social Dispatch to The Bee.
tt
CHICAGO , Ootober16. JaihjjRock
River conference yesterdayJthTse not
in sympathy with the Hbe'rjFviows of
Pr. H , W. .Thomas , en6j 7oro.d to
dodije the question and let the charge
of heresy against him remain on the
records of two years ago by tabling 3
resolution of his friends to rescind the
resolutions. D- . Thomas and his
friends WO P determined to have a dis
cussion. He was granted a personal
explanation in which he said : "You
poshed the matter to the utmost verge
and put upon me the howiest censure
possible almost , and then left me to
btar it. Nbw , my sermons of two
years , since that conference , are be
fore the world. If they ara heterodox ,
let the facts bs shown. If they
"
transcend Iho liberty allowed" th'
Methodist pulpit , let it be shown
[ Applause. ] I have felt that in
meeting the wants of the day , I ha ;
tit take some jtositiqn tbpt se mei
titi < me to bo compelled by the neccssi
ties of truth and by the necessities o
tisi . I have felt that I could no
stand in the peculiar place I occuplei
itn this great city , grappling with so
many doubting minds. They came to
me by the multiplied hundreds , so it
that I could riot do hiy heist work for
them without the most honest and
fair dealing. And now the question
iatl for you to decide , whether a man in
the Methodist pulpit is bound to hole
the i enal theory ot the atonement. ] st
tlT < not hold it , and I cannot hold it. th
The question for you to decide is al
whether a man in the Methodist pulpil a
has ; got to unqualiOodly affirm and cit :
preach the doctrine of endless punish
ment , not only fur sirij but fdr indivi ov
dual souls ; that there 13 no way pci- nd
sible for the soul to change its source bu
ifttr the breath pisses from the body. in
c.innot nttirm that. The question an
For you to decide is , whether a roan ba
the Methodist pulpit must affirm in
iho verbal theory of the Inspiration cit
f the Scriptures , I cannot affirm that. ror
have said so before ; I say so now. tor
believe 1 , as our articles say , that the eca
scriptures conUin all that is necessary evUI
01 silvation. ' ' The Daily News ]
UIM.
lockfdrd special says : "The Method * M.
confironce had A grand sensation
fhon the following was presented in
hn case of Hiram W. Thomas , D. D. :
'Ire holds doctrinal views that pra
re at variance with the let
lieology of the Methodist Episcopal ee
&nd is a v.owedly conscien- an
he holding and promulgation of his win
icsuliar ; views on the Methodist Epis- bet
opal ministry will be a source of con- , bu
inUsd irritation to himself and a dis- groar
urbance to the peace of our church , ar
nd injurious to the great cause of nor
vangelical religion , therefore , K"
JfesoZred , that in the interest of the ilai
ruth , we kindly but firmly request our ,
irother , Rev. UirnmW. Thomaa.D.D. ar ,
withdraw from the Methodist church V
this session of the conference.
Resolved , That on going out frem us whi
ecauco < he is no longer of us , wo com-
lend him to God , to the word of hia he
race and to the guidance of that holy dep
pirit who leads into all truth. mlt
This important paper was made the 8
rder of the day for 10 o'clock to- 60
ay. The brethren are taking on
ides rapidly and the tide seems to Thhe
in favor of Thomas. he
. iot
Invited to Leave.
ra
pedal Dispatch to The Fee he
CHICAGO , October 18 , 1 a. m. The on
lethodist conference at Rockford t.
acurday evening passed , by a vote of
K to 47 , the resolutions requesting
r. H. W. Thomas , of this city , ac- mr
used of heresy , to withdraw from gra
communion and fellowship of that ma
hurch. Dr. Thomas will not with- er
raw as he considers himself a good ern
lethodist. He will to-day probably ha
resent an an wer to the request to 'hi '
ithdraw. He ia doubtless anxious nv [
r a church trial on the point of doc- mei
rine { wherein many of his brethren eel
iffer from \Vhateverthufinal _ f t
utcome of his case may be , it is al- he
iost'certain that the little breeze eal
hich it has created will make the cc
octor more popular , and whether ho 2 °
oos into a regular church or estab- 2nd
shea an independent congregation in ev
'hicago , he will draw largcraudiences | wee
lan ever. He preached in the con- ro
regational church at Rockford yes- den
3rday , and not half the people who denC
anted : to hear him could get in. we
wehe
The Cotton Crop , he
pedal Dispatch to Tha Bee.
WASHINGTON , October 16. The
blowing is the agricultural bureau's Ho [
otton report : The returns of Oo o- wit
1st give s condition of the cotton iet
rep of 1880 , being a dealing of 8 per gulvc
ent. since September 1st. Compared vc
ith returns received at the same time out
t year , there is a gain of 2 percent. Te '
The Atlantic states all report fav- ar
rablo weather and crops , two earlier poi
lian last year. In Florida there is a tal
uiversal complaint of damage from , taldc
torms. In Alabama there is rust aud fiai
aterpillara reported in many Jocalt- lis
ies. Jn Mississippi , Louisiana , Aak- ad
nsas nnd Tennessee , the weather has
een too wet and great loss from ball ti
orm , rot and rust is reported. . In per
'exas : too much rain in many localities 3 ,
worma in nearly all are reported , wit
till correspondents states that there tba
as much cotton as can be gathered. na
Real Estate Transfers. aa
ha
Annie C. and John T. Paulsen to
lenry Dohle : w. d. e. 22 feet lot 4 , am
lock 138 , Omaha. 6,000. ro
George P. Bemis and wife to Charles of f
LHohnrw. d. B. i lot 6 , block 16 , ofiat
reditFoncier addition , Omaha $525. sue
Joseph F. Sheely and wife to Jo- cei
eph F. Sheeley : q. c. d. und. J of n. sot
lot 6 , block 134 , and und. J lot 3 , All
lock 119 , Omaha ; also lot 3 , Itagan'e Te.
ddition , Omaha. $1 as
Joseph F. Sheely and wife to John ev
Sheely : q. c. d. , part sec. 17 , tp. do <
. r. 13 , e. ; also w. i lot 3 , blk. 119 , or
maha § L
. -sru i 9
A GULP
FJyiag Notes of Town and Coun
try Between Omaha and
Dallas , Texas , '
The Agricultural Beauties
and Leaden Bullets of In
dian Territory.
Life-Size Sketches of St.
Joseph , Kansas City , Den-
n'Bon ' and
Correspondence of Tm BKK.
Texas , October 12. On
the afternoon of September 29th I
bonrdedtheK. C. , St. Joe A 0. B.
train , bound tor the far southwest ,
and give you here a short description
of the country. On the excellent
road-bad of tbo above mentioned reid
we went along the Old Muddy through
the part of Iowa it passe ? , and the
corn looked well all through this per
tion. We passed the line of Missouri ,
and there crops also looked favorable ;
but what astonished mo more than
anything else was the poor buildings
bn nearly all the farms we passed.
In this line the whole country we
can't in any way compare with 'tl
even comparatively nolr settlements
in NebrasKa. lo the morning 1 took
ina
inSi stroll through the old town of
Sice . Joseph , which has in some
respects a similarity with the
European citiei , , hart a splendid
market house and a market place
round it , where the farmers bring in
their produces and retail them from
their wagons to the town people.
Many good substantial buildings bear
witness , that the town has capital in
and strikes the stranger as solid
looking. Onward we proceeded with
the fifo belching from the irwa steed
to
kANSAS CITY ,
the' town of two" states , and hero I
stopped < A coilplb of days. .Through CO
the kindness of Mr. E. N. Vinquisf ,
brother of our Omaha Consti' , I had
good ; opportunity to look over the
ity and must say , lint it farsupcr-
ieeds anything west of Chicago.In of
jvery direction it shows a go-a-head ofbi
irjss and improvement in the way of th
wildings , grading , and improvements ba
general , fhowint ; that the means th
ire there , aud the cipitalists are not fit
fitm
mckvrarda in expending their wealth m
beautifying and improving their SI
ity. In looking down on the rai- ! HU [
oad yards in what is called the bot- tin
ems , it ii a Chicago on a smaller
cale ; and not only here , but in what- Sh
ver diruclion you turn all Is life and ch
uatle. In the evening I boarded the vie
I. , K. & T. train , passing through ity
ortions of Missouri and the southeast
po
art of Kansas , where the landscape infer
ears a great similar to the Nebrpska for
rairio country , in parts sparingly
sttled , and for me to judge the land
3ems less fertile than the Nebraska
mds un * l we came down to the two
lier e ° .southern tiers of counties ,
atween the streams fringed with an
bundance of timber of luxuiiant
rowth. Hero side by side with the
irdier speciea of apples of the mere
orthern clime , flourish varieties of
rapes , and the cotton and tobacco
lants snugly nestle aiuoi > g the corn
nd wheat fields. Labette tn partlcu lo ill ,
, Is a beautiful country , and leaving i
we enter Silt
a
THE INDIAN TERRITORY , fllhi
here the loveliest prairies and wood- Blbi
iuged streams alternate to delight tlb
S1
eye of the traveller. The only You t
Bplorablo thought that entered my Oolc .
ilnd , was taat this delightful country Jap Fm
not open for aettlemnnt by white Bert
sople , who would , in a few years , Hav Hno
nvert this prairie into good farms , 12 ;
ho Indian advocates may say what 21
ley pleise , and boast of the ctviliza- Pun 18
on of the Nations , aa the tribes hero GoU
called , but to me it seems so , as if New
New
ley are civilized , it is in the Indian Sur.
ingue and no person can understand 1811 18 ;
1211
A FEAST AND A FIGHT. 1211
We made a short stop at Chateau , a gib 1311 ;
nail station , to unload a coffin tele-
raphed for , and an Indian preseutre- 12 !
arked ; that it would ba a hard rml- 1211 1411 i
to bury two men in one coffin , and 10II
inquiring : who was dead , I learned albs .
iat a wedding had taken place In the Pca
herokeo nation , and as such feasts Pie
variably wind up with a fight , two UM ! ;
ten had been shot and killed. It inp
loks as if the Indians think enough j
their i dusky beauties to shoot down
leir own brothers if the demon of Rasj
lalouay bweta them , and such a case Stra Strl ;
curred among theChoctawa not long Dak
o. One conductor told me that in LIni [
about Eufala , in the Creek nation , Su Yar ?
iveu men had been kilted in the paat Ton
eek. That such things are strong Suci Pun
roofs of civilizitiin no one will 25H
. 101
any.
On the superb steel-tracked road 2511 1111 L
rapidly approached and entered 2511
Fat
DEKNISON , Fat
Golden Gite of Texas. At this Cod
oint the two great trunk lines the Cod
lissouri , Kansas and Texaa , and the D/ll Hoi
ouaton and Texas Central connect Tob
iron bands the Tob
ith great highways Tob
etween the upper Mississippi and the Tob
of Mexico. Through Dennison Hat
rerything must pats that goes in or But C
of northern , middle and wesUrn Con
'exas. ; These facilitates must neces- attc
irily make Denniaon an excellent
oint of transfer. A neat pjrk , with Tl
.ately shade trees of luxuriant foliage ,
lores the center of the city , which
? a very thrifty appearmce. From
: point I took the Texaa Central
landed at
TUlLAS ,
town of no mean prospects and pros- ra
erity. The town proper hasbetween ra.VE
3,000 and 14,000 inhabitants , but .VE
HE
'ith the close surroundings no lesa Oil
ban 20,000. It is the main cotton NOIt [
all the round and It
larkot for country , Itnf
a very lively appearance. It Bit
two railroads crossing at this
oint and one terminates here , and
nether road is going to connect here
rom the remotest southwest portion
the state and accordingly Dallas
a great fu'ure. Tne land here is
uch , that ivery variety of fruit ,
ereals or anything grown north or On
outh can be cultivated to advantage ,
the talk about the wild people of
'exas , can ba safely sot down as bosh , OnU
everything here moves about in U
very respect as smoothly and even as
oea the common day life in Omaha il
elsewhere. Fai
After having made a trip or two I
slia'l "ivo you a b Uor doscn'ptlon ,
and subscriba mjaelf Ihe friend of
Omaha aud ita population.
0. W. B. ODEX.
CABLEGRAMS.
Three hundred armed refugees , who
assembled for the purpose of piling
int ; the graud bazir at Stamboul , have
all been arrested.
Eagland baa proposed that the potr-
dra dsiuand of the ports to what stage
its nrningcments for the cession of
Pulcfgno have been reached.
It is believed that England Trill an
nex the now Hebrides coaling station ,
which has already been established.
The king and queen of Greece ro
turnsd to Athens Saturday and met
With a brilliant reception. In the
evening . thcra were i Isminntions in
honor of their arrival.
A meeting of Bonapartista was held
in P.iris Saturday , at which it was de
manded that Pnnca Jerome renounce
liii pretensions and recognize- Victor
Bonaparte as the heir to the imperial
throne.
The Turcomans have resumed the
offensive ntfrtinst Gen. SkobelufT.
Thoyhava-taada repeated attagka , but
have each time been ropulaod.
The czarowitz and family have
atartcd for Lividia.
A conference will commcnco Tues
day between Montenegro and the
porto on the Dulcijjao question.
Prince Hohen'oho is seriously 511
with gastric fever at Berlin.
ISutnerotig land nioelings were held
throughout Ireland Suadaj' .
Sunday morning , while Mr. Hutchi-
fion 7733 returning from Skibrcon ,
county Cork , to hia home in Aidnaga ,
hia cab was attacked by unknown
parties , who fired a volley and then
instantly disappeared. The driver of
thti cab was instantly killed. Hutchi
son is a landlord , dud waa returning
homo after collecting rent.
Mr. Farnell , in his speech at Lang-
foot , Ireland , Sunday , threatened to
organize a new agitation in Galway ,
and already ways te prevent the meet
ing of the convention to resist the
payment of rentals , are being devised ,
iild an extra police force h s baen
iummoncd. The officials and the
people nre both determined , and a
ollision seems inevitable.
Undoubtedly the best nhirt In the
United States is manufactured at thb
UiUi
Jmahi Shirt Factory. The superiority
f Material and workmanship , com
bined with their great improvements ,
Jiat Is Reinforced fronts , Reinforced
jacks and Reinforced sleeves , makes
heir shirt the most durable and best
itting garment of the kind , ever V
nanufnctnred : at the moderate price of
51.50. Every shirt of our make is
ijarantoed. first-class and will refund
ho money if found otherwise.
Wo make a specialty of all'wool ,
Shaker , and Canton flannel , alao
hemoisunderwear < , made up with a
iow tn comfort , warmth and dnrnbil- {
ty. To invalids and weak-lnngod
ioraoi3 we offer special inducements
the manner these goods are made
or their protection.
J'ir. GOTTIIEIMER ,
1207 Farnani street.
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ing to the General Eead-
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moat ( JunpowderTca perlb . - . 76 ori
5PtO K Flour per tack , 2 50 i
iow Flake winter wheat flour S 75
ivens best flour _ _ _ . _ < 00
bars Climax Soap for. 1 CO
bars Laundry Soap for 1 CO
bars Linen Soap lor . 1 00
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obacco ( Meerschaum ) per Ib 40
ams , sufrar-cnred , perlb 12 }
utter , fresh roll , perlb 20
Complete price lists furnished on application ,
onntry orders will receive prompt and cartful
Itciitlon. I'ositivelvnocoodSBold on credit.
J. B. FRENCH & CO. ,
Mic Original Reliable Grocers ,
No. 1119 Farnhnm Street ,
OMAHA. NEB.
M. K. UISDOX ,
Jcncnil Insurance
REPEE3ENT3 :
nrrXII AS80KANCB CO. , ol Lon
don , Cosh Asset j $5,107,127
ESTCUC3TKK. N. Y. , Capital l.OOO.OOJ
MKIICII AN IS. of We-rwk , N. J. , 1,000,00 <
IIKAKD FIUKPhilaIeI [ > IiiaCapltaI. . 1,000,000
OMTIIWESTKKN NATIOXALCap-
IUI 800,000
IREMUN'S FUKD , California 800,000
JlITISir AMERICA ASSOR4NCECo 1,200,000
tK I EU 8. CO , Assets. . . . SoO.OGO
fcrTRAL , Aaa > ls 300,000
Southeast Cor. of Fifteenth & Donzlu St , .
icnfWlT OMAHA.
A. W.
imcE Jacob's Block , corner Cap'.tol Ave and
15th St. , Omaha , ritb.
CHARLES RIEWE ,
UNDERTAKER !
ifetallc Cases , Cofflm , CaakeU , Shrondg , etu.
'irnham Street , Bet. 10th and 1Kb , Onuha , Neb
rderj PrompUr At ended To.
IB
2s
Cor. Douglas andflSthfSts.
Gives Givat Bargainsjin Ladies' and Gents
AMERICAS COLD AND SILVER WATCES
All Kinds Of
JEWtiLKlV SILVER WAUS AND DIAMONDS ,
We Guarantee The Best Goods For The Least
MORE POPULAR THAN EVER
The Genuine
Simm NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Tiie i . | .nar . den-an.I . fortlic OKKUINE SIXGERin 1S79 exceed tliatof
any i > e\i ui ilurinL' the O'ftrter ' of a Cent ry in w' icli this "Old
IteliaMc" .Machine Fiaa bt n before the public.
In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines. In 1879 we sold
431,167 , Machines. Excess over any previous
year , 74,735 Machines.
GUI' salf d Inat year -were at the rate of over
1400 Sewing Machines a Day I
for n ry 1 uaintss day In Iho j e if.
The " O'd BelhMe" Singer is the Strongest , the Simple t ,
the Most Durable Sewing Machine ever
yet Constructed.
That Every EEALi Singer Sowing Machine has their Trade
Mark cast into the Iron Stand and embedded in the
Arm of the Machine.
THE 1 SINGER MUFAGTURSNG CO.
Principal Office : 34 Union Square , "New York-
1,500 Subordinate Ofices in thellnited States and C.in.ich , .tint 3'tU ' ( ) IKoo < in thO > I
' and Houtli America. fccplli < lXwt
Iron and Wagon Stock ,
At Chicago Prices.
1209 and 1211 Ifurney Street , OIIKII ! .
SHELLY KKUO.
Pi
Wholesale and Retail in
KESII IHEATS& 1KOVISIONS , AHLPOULTRY. . FISH , ETC.
CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITY MARKET 1415 Douglas St. Packing House ,
pposite Omaha Stock Yards , U. P. B. R.
ISH MoMAHON 9
Successors to Jas. EZ. lab ,
DRUGGISTS Km PERFUMERS.
Dealers in Fine Imported
ixtracts , ToUet Waters , Colognes , Soaps , Toilet Powders , &c.
Afullllpeof Sunncnl IrstrumonU , Pocket Cases , Truswa and Supporters. Absolutely Pure
ruaand CbcmicaU used in IJispcmin ? . I'rcwnptioni filled at any hour of the night.
Jas. H. Isli. Lawrence UlcJJahon.
TO THE TRADE.
Having just opened an entirely new line of
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ,
Ve would ast the Merchants of Nebraska to inspect our Sleek ,
eeling confident we can meet the wants of all in good Goods and
rices
SIIKEYE , JARVIS ifc CO. ,
Cor. 14 til : in < l Dodge Sts ,
'HOCGUVHOIH * O
isojg sasras
'I'lV S3XVDKITSI3
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VIN'ECAB WORKS I
ERNST KREBS , Manager.
ilnnnfaeturer of all Itlndg of
"V I IST E GrA - IB .
Jonts St. , Bet. SrA and 10th. OJfAHA , Sit.