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L. B. WILLIAMS
k BBt 4BBBI mm ai'O - '
This WeekiWe iWiU ffas i *
HOSE
at 25c and 35c.penEaiii _
Worth 50c and 60c.
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Ladies'
Hegula ? Mider- ' " " ' <
At 25c a " '
Jhis is EABi
! Thich it woolcPtfe1 Vfelttoake
advantage. .
At26caPair ;
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These are all New Designs and
PAST
We Also Offer :
Ladies' Hose 5tr R
rs
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LADIES' HIP-AHD-SM
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Gent's Fuiicy rUalfHose ,
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Regular Made jiand iF
Colors , at 25c a Par.a ?
These Hose are wdrihsaiia-ea ) ,
never been sold for less
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Large and - -Elfegiflt ?
rcontot
GENT'S '
At Price BilhatJina
Don't Bai
L. i $ . WILLUH
RIIEUSIATIG CURE
Sale , Certain and Rpce JyCnn toi
m in all i. forais. > conk'gi& ' . Lame
r tn in th Hreast nJ Side , tain tn tbe
btonnch and hiJnein , &c I is an internal
rcmedj. a Tonic * nd flood luti cr , od whUeit
rctiore * tbo Du u it.lmproTM tbo" tooeral
health. > . 5 * * 3 * * i
SMITH , Bl/CK&CO PRIPWETOflS ,
PUTTS LU1H. NEBRASKA.
C. F. odaun , rcncral o ha
GEO. . PAKSELL , M. D ,
Room ) In Jicobs 1 locV m rtik , , 8mer
milul Aveane mud IS h. lACrcLt
2S Shermu Are-Uf. | > J' *
il l rwHeaee 7 to 9 p. m. except
St'EClAUTV Ohrtctrics nl tis < e or Wo
n en. Office bran to 11 a. m nd S to < p. tn
banoayt S to 7 n. m ml-6m
J. H. FLEGEL !
Sacoew-f to J.
No. 1220 Douglas Street ,
OM.ABC : A.
bemfrec of cbir o. Iaro
corn r orHirncrmJinh- ,
CHARLES SPUTT.
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"DeinocratB stop'tn9JBfiBlnEfes of
- tirtrSenate by Continued r
Ben.H'C S.IU1 r Flaunts
-the Bloody Linen. !
: fle"ner'kl Longitreet to Ij
T -3lU. S. Marshal of
-SpecU tXsfutdt to Tot Jin
Wj imiaToV , March 30. The'o'afiks
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ts.scnt by Alexandria fr'endg.
-'Cameron , of Wis. goffered a
that , the secretary -of jthe
senati pay from contingent funds Jtho
ezpenies of the late Senator
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ilibostering was then-resumed.
Senator Hoar m do a long spe jch
in reply to Mr. Hill' in which ihe 'ra- '
- frpnr Gteotgia
te "i ct dm
anasvirtne
. .were ootfalir y8 .foaqdediupun . _ . . their .
JJ , J , *
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own assertions. lie ai&cd the sena
tor -consider the one great act of
tireTepob'tcaa-partf-bearing upon- the
ciindkiomof tto colored eaan mean-
ingltfi aCti , 14tK aad 15th amad-
i * % T V * > " * V"fHk . Tfc. V - *
had n t oem e tirely. uat ken
MrHHJacrmitte l tfar"
crata had often been mittaken , ml
could never tape to mj qh the gi eat
( BiU\ake maOeVby thejrepublicans.
A a wholetbe > olicy ofrcconstrac -
tion wu a grnd mutake. It bad
, wprked the greatest possible harni to
ttiaiaejsroi ( aiidimadefth'e-ropujlican
jfy hw enesay , perhaps no tin mfcn-
tfonpbnt in "Wet. .Toe south was
growing into prosperity , not under re
construction , but In spite of it. No
B&uttiern stale began o prosper until
rid of .reconstruction. The aenitor
J&A i § JikdiaotbiS uaito apeak ] for jthe
of brinring'np ofijUcoro ! . i .
f.-ljogMiiifttifruptid ito 8y tint/ /
tbat could bo3akod np waa n hat-
JT '
he'senator from Georgia and hit
friends became responsible for It sp
eeding.
SS'J&nator' HiU'-Tejoitfed thai" He ofe"
ithedwur , wh'en ha waa working in
congress against secession , the at na-
tor from .Illinois waa supporting the.
doctrines that lad lo it.
te # Logah " denied such insinua
tion * , * and jBaidjie. . had Lidjeoong of
socti alurar JHe neVe'r was itf favor of
sec cation.
the
gentleman * * * word for it. He was
UfJf hij Ij'ad istaken a matte ° '
hUtcry , , _ . _ _ . ,
'Mr.dloar' arose to'reply faftHer to
tbS ae&albcVrum Georgia , but-'the jl&t-
teryiel-led IK"-floor to Mr. Beck , j
j "Mr. Conk\tf \ * ; put in an oar for jthe.
8nator.ftom ! M ssichusotts , and ( the
fT fallowed him to apeak. He ,
Aupbver , mert'ly reviewed the debate
pfrthodsy to ebow that he had spoken
pnlytn reply. " |
_ f llr Bcck * prefaced hia motionj by
- tho'Msenion j that the renublicans'
anxiety to elect tbe senate officers Waa
all-pretence The fact waa that such
CODDplications h4 , - arleen.in . - ibelr
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midst ia'regwdt to nominations'1 ha'
they 'dtiSnot'-'daro go into execuilve
seeslonr * - * - -i- - - } -
ThaQcaased a genaral laugh , and
Mr.-Djvis promised to move executive
c slonrInVi8n minutes cfter the cfE-
veers should fee chosen. , , j
Mr. Beck said theyknew very well
" never ba done as long as
1 * . ? ? . . M\ 1 \ i
jailers. * -
Hii motion to go into executive
session raa lost.
Mr. Dawes remarked that the
democrats , having exhausted Lot isij
ana and the bloody ehirt as subjects
for debate , needed time to ihink"over
AC-4U5 Mr..DAWpB-moved--to ad
journ , and the motion prevailed , j -
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CAPITAL NOTES- .
SpecUl Dntches to The Eoe. (
Treasury cffilals are of tbo opinion
that tbe socreUry can with safetyuse !
the sixty millions of cash available
can apply this amonn tc
redemption purposes. Whether tbe
eccreUry will decide to do this or i jtj
no one knows , but the impr esiohu
that he will do BO. Assistant Secro'a
ry Upttn will accompany Secrelarj
Windom to New York. 1 hey will gc
to-day. The object of the visit is itc
consult with the leading financiers ai
'tu.Vhethcr it is beat to place the i 01
; 4J pert cent , bonds , and best method
of 'pUeing them. On his Tolurn tc
. .Washington it it understood the atcrc-
tary'will anHounc * his policy witii
reference to these bends. .
Kriends of Attorney-General Mc <
Youh nxy that ther are confident thhi
esou h republican votei can be ob
tained in the senate , ( p defeat Chand
lot's confirmatioB. j
Stanley M tthew8 left for home
yesled y. Itls'said that be had , ai ?
Bur ncs that he wou'd be centirmed
to the Jupreme judgthip.
A delegation of colored citizens , ol
Louisiana , called on the president
graying iid-W bttilding op"their states' '
commercial relations with the north ,
.andttie Sonth American states. Ttc }
' presidestf pare them assurances thai
t eir petition" would receive propel
recognition.
Gen. Longttreet some time since
expressed a desire to return home tt
Georgia aid engage Jn the/work / t > f re
'vlving the opposition * 0l the f demo
crata in tfiat state. HeVaa mb ed t <
this work by the urgent requests o !
numerous friends at home. Th <
president , who is desirous of buildini
up the republican party in that .state
after cunsiderinc the matter , finHj
_ _ _ _ , _ rt . _ . , . . . , . , j. . S. marshal' fw
Georgia , His nomination will be sen
to the senate perhaps to-dsy. .
FSODU3 TO KEW MEZtuO.
tTashlogtoD Spedal Chldjo Tribnor.
A number of gentlemen friendly 1
the colored people of the sooth callec
the preaidetit for the puroote o
U * , rf a larz * number of those pee
pie into JS e w Mexico. It waa reportei
that a delegation would at orce go i
thatTtemtory1lcrtJie1 ) UrposQ of ex
amining into the 'fitness of a certain'
tract ot land , Tinmburingmillions 9f )
acrea , for iheivanla'of , thpemigrants : ,
and the president waa 'requested to
order a military escort for tbo protec-
tic of the.partiea toiwhich hejrepiye
provided , if n'o't pfevcntei ty existarg'
nilltary rnlei. The president was
( oW'tBafmany tbeusanda'of the nun'
nduatrions colored people bad beafi' '
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LOtiaoro than twit yean orgamzod' t& "
leave the aontb , not as paupers , but
is the proposed buyers of firms qJ (
lomcs of their own , and that they
were now eager to move In the dlre
don' of New Mexico. The president'
aald he would be glad lo see a coniid
erabla nutnbor or-tbem-go , andt KbpedF
> he movement would be s scccesa. f
EiECTRiC BRIEFS.
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The report , waa circulated in
trg yesterday that Jonbert ,
leader of thu Boers , ia a native
eite county , Pa. , arid that a "cablegram
had been received from the Transvaal
to that effect. * " . '
A Urge vessel wai discovered 'on ' , '
.fire off Cape Haary on the : Atlantic
yesterday. Before the fire.broke but
she was rolling heavily , atid wasjap-
parently in great distress. ' ' _ >
The moulders In the Yonngstown'
(0) ( ) stove works ara on a strike ,
cauacd.by the proprietors .refusing to
employ union men. , * .
The farmers' club , of Tuhre county'/
Oil. , has succeeded In preventing any
parliea fromeuteriugijupon--raUrfcad
lauds" in that counly , and1 Marshal
Po'olo has returned -with'out * eje ° ctmp
anybody ' j § ;
A dispatch from San Francisco sajs'
there ia yet no news of the missing
ateamabip "City of Sydney. " She is
now nine daya overdue. "
_ Thom s Livingston & Co , of C irf-s
clnnati , well known dealers in > Ika
and importers of Ureas goods , ec. : , ,
made an assignment yesterday for th j
benefit of creditors.
AtElberton , Gi. Allen BlaekVell/
colored , haa been" convicted of the
murder of Caroline M.cMahon on the
23d of last December , and senten : ed
to be hung on the 13th cf next JL ay. ,
Bar. H H Webster , latisly ed tor
of The Nitievah ( Wis. ) Gizetto , jhas
mysteriously disappeared Tihile his *
wife was viiiting in Chicago. - = -
The Clinton ( [ . - ) Herald was rold
yesterday-to the-Mahon Bros.-of The
' Maicatine 'Joaraal. ' * * l - * j
c
-A fire broke mihyesterday afternjxra
in.the editorial roomof TheNe'wcX Otk
Journal orOommrCB , CBiisins.a"'a ' im
of-3 , nd
car
en held another secret meeting at
night. They will probably strike the
firsVof April.'is. . ' - >
7Geo.L Balltrho has baan on tria , „ „
Elliott OityInd.Jor obtaining $3 , > OL
in July last from the-Bnnk'of-Bjltl-
more7on a forged check , was yes , er-
3 yfonn'd"'guilty. < * TChV jiry was out
ibouttenimmutcs. . 2 Ball's arrest in
Sow York attracted attention at the
time. " J
The steamer Machasett will bo sent
oat , from Ssn Franciaco to-day,1 to
search for- the -miising Australian
BEeimhlp < fJlfy of'Sydiufc * f' |
Joseph Limbrijbt , sheriff of Gavin
county , Gt , shot and/nst ntly killed :
IVett Bargess , colored , whila attem'pfil
ng to make his escape , at Jesaup j
yesterday. He was on his was Ho Ba > -
ysnnah jsll. , | tlj >
Tha general railroad freight-agents
-of-the United -Stales met in Oiniin ?
nliiycBterdayi GonMnitteaa " 4Jlf n'dj
eiiininod reports and freight rate ? ,
and audited bills. - . - - j - *
A < Kansai City apecialjTaya noma
Fletcher Oakes , formerly general feu'
perintondont ol the ILiatas Pacifici1
and afterwards general manager-of ihe
Dregon Navigylion campiny , wUl ! in
* Ee v ntrowhe sucoas * . of tholYiL'
T x.March 30. Black
Davis wa murdered and gobbed ast
ni4htf AbbuYfcu'r mucaQrom thec ty.
nMnclc'd by being struik with alargo' '
store. ' I
Df-FUKCE , Ohio , March SO.IJies
Emma Sproak , aged about twenty ,
tried tocrni the canal on ics tojday.
The ice broke and she waa drowned.
Ni3EvnxE/Tenn. , March 30-c- '
state debt -bill Till bo disca3sed , in
the senate nntil Thursday afterjnbon
before a direct vote is taken. It will
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MiStake. " * '
Ppo. UlDispitch U > Th Ite.
-W"jinp/co"VVlsrj.MarcK 30 10 p.
m. J mtsLMcCloy and Annie Ch'ria-
tUnson Lwera to bo murried SUndnv
night , and & grand feast * ES pref stcd ,
including beeb and nhiaUy .Tho
gufB's and tha officiating jaRtice'wVre
fwely ( treated s they hr.ivod.The
whiile. crowd ; became so gloriously JFttll
'snd happy ? that thoTreddingceretn'pnj
WAScuttrelyr forcottcn , nnd the com
pany diparacdj tanBarly : hour Mnn-
dy mprningwchcutThavin3 el'en
jtheijbpt tiedjJim aM'AMe.ois-
corerTd their mistake and invitedtthe
fiUMts again last -rils htj bat reserved
refreshm nta. > unkilafter they hd
been mfrodr" '
StbamHoac OdmTbn !
LOJ "March 29 10 p m
The Bteamer "Alontana , " which lull
for St. Louis last evening , collided
with the Cin it.nati packet "Emma
Graham , " in Beaver shoals , near
Rochester , at midnight , silking the
"Graham" in four feet of water. The
barge is Bafe.
Deatn Better tnon Disgrace. . .
Spedal Olsptfcb lo The Dee.
NEW OELEAXS , March 30 10 p. m.
Charles G. Fletcher , l to chief
clerk in the assessment dipirtment
at the city hall , endeavored to com
mlt suicide this moraine by shooting
himself between the eighth and ninth
ribs. A wsrrant w s sworn cut
against Fletcher for embezzling a sum
of raoneT while ho waa treasurer of a
fifa'compuiy. . He evfaded arr at , and
fiaallr.shot himself. It -supposed
'he did not wish to undergo trial be
fore conre.
ulillcaru
SpecZ TBiNitei '
March 30 10 p. m.
. , , m.thi
.fonnderj.oE'the.rdpablicia.patty ; ' anc
an intfcwte friend oi-Sutaner , Sewsrd
Llncola
, sge
59 yean.
itilomats Outmatch the
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i , ofn'
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jlnaDsbipjioi Com-
aJA03 j-P PfP8' . j 1"
Lord Beacpnsfield Suffers a
, ,
IJIJ-slcond Relapse./
Citizens off the Transvaal Pray
. that'
|
JTurkey'a conceauona _ regarding h'e
boundary. * dispote
o maiutain peaccjfol
relations. The protocolvrriU..aditaiti
"
'ib'atthe-cesaatiotr'iof'"any ' partor the"
tirnpiro is impossible , and will adyi'O
tbe Bowers to recommend Greece ! to" .
iccept'tlie proposal of Turkey as the
Seal'ihat 'can be expected from th'e
eultan.It ia believed that this ar
rangement , although a triumph for *
Turkish * dlptomacjr , trill rtceivo the
sanclioVof Etiropa , as the only prac-
ilcabl5ethod of averting war.
ltB rf 4 t M < i * # M fM
AFGHAN REBELLION.
3p cUl D' palch to Tbe Kw
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llarch"31 1 a. m. A dia-
patch-from. Gandihar slates that the
rebellion at Htirat seams to be approaching
preaching 'a cris'8 'Toe clty ia nojr
neelegedVby , Sirt-tr Mohammed and ,
HaBan KahnYttie' latter 'being gover-
ior. Kunbk , at 4 the head of a large
tj-idy.of-Uerat-and Candahar tyoopp.
AbiluI jirjEammed wBile
i"j"-step6rtVdt'orhave 'been ' wounded. .
CONDITIOK IMPBOTINQ.
Dlap fcJ > "i < j'Th StHu - ' -
, , LOJUKHTifarch 30 lam. . At
o'clook laatioyeningjyigsuunt Birring
Beaconnfieldjirnunoanced his condt-
tionjBoraowhiit , improved. The-mpre1
icuEa'BympCnma liavfl' Abated , aria" tHe
distinguished pa ietujs physicians'in
dulge * the hope that ho will pass a
restful nighh Earl TJiacouafieldV
"brother-Mr raeliiaa been
, } iaa sum-
moxiod , " andia'noTf , at the residence of
she suffering statesman. In the event
J Bsea T P"tDY hiitfile would not
cend p " ; lis brother , who is , a very
{ blind } a"luiipat unknown gentleman'
The title would become extinct , bni
lis estate , unless otherwise devised
by will.wonldfalLto hin > it There exlata
among the inmates of the earl'a house
a very serious convicrioo that-his dis
ease will prove /atU aod thai all the
evasion of suffering which haVheen
during the last eighteen
igerjenced
urs''ywill not be permanent.
rbrongKout the metropolis and the
kingdom great anxiety is felt regard-1
lUffHbo result.r , Telegrams of inquiry
. .
IOiv. i , t If f * i *
arrive by the s ore
At" 9 o'clock last night T Lord Bea-
consb'eld's physicians ( thought that the
symptoms cf the pattent1 were a litle |
more favorable , and were inclined to
LITER Lord Beaconsfiold lafifered
a lelaps&at midnight , and bii death is
momentatilyexpecfed , * " *
OPPCSED TO BOER. SDrBEMACT. '
, NaTal" March ' 3J , a ,
: -j-AtY a m eting .jOfn-Ennlislxj and.
" ' ' '
"DutcITrofugoca'frcin th&-Tran'sva1il | a
petition to liuuqoeon was drawn Opj
asserting conBdenceiri the pablio" 9e ;
claratipns of Gen . 'JVolseley' and Sit
'
> rtto BactIe'.Ffere , that the.annexa-
tlon.nf the IFransrakl waoJrrevocab'le ,
They had raves ed 'capital there , 'aVd
"property is' now' worthles5and .their
capital joat. rA rea lntion "waa carried
' 1 " '
deuts pi ) tb9/Dr nsva < il uot to surren-
der-olhoir townrrto e heiyBoers , andre
ro * vising r'theii'8Upb erti irfth"e , ijve
pf 'civil war. Ode 'Colooht. promiied
to "aUbscribir ; lOOp toward8 a" war
/Una. ? JThq ptention .wss'alao.'avowed '
of summoning the natives < 3f th'b'
Transvaal and also the swages to sa-
otBoer-.saprem- (
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EEJECTED. ' }
f
jSpecUi Dfspatch o Tha.Eeo v ) ? "
LONDON , March 24 4 p. m. In
tho-honce of commons a motion , pp-
poinfini ; a committee -to conaiflac
the adoption of the decimal system ) of
coinage , wei'Ehta5 and meniurea ,
rejected 108 to 28.
tchl Dfepatch to TUK Um.
thatth _ . land bill rill iii :
'cTuJethe creation of "the" peasant pro-
pnetory schemoforitho recluimjlii' of
waste land. * A cLuie for the fixity ol
tenure is said to have ni > plnca tn the
bSlLJ \ „ ' - * ! C
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DEAD. \ 'f i "
Sp lxl DlspaUli to The Bcc.
' "ViEJrNA , March'30 4 p m } Wpy
prechr , ' ihe Arctic oxploro'ri'ind t la
coven > r of JFrancis. Joioph's Lind , is
dead.
A-STEP BACKWABD.
ST. PETEBSBOKO , March 30 4 P-
tn. A meeting of the council Pol
ministers'called _ to convokff"aicdin !
mssjion on reoroiontation of the pee
pie ia countermanded.
CABLEGRAMS. - *
Spidil Dtapxtebca to Till EM' . . ' '
Detectives yestercny arrested 'the
*
editor oi Frethert , the rgvolutionarj
piper.of Jjondon. The social demo <
era's will meet to protest against the
rction.
A. serious panic occurred at the
theatre at" Lyons , France ; laatiilght ,
on an alarm o'f fire being raised , and
many persons were injured.-
TheGreek ministers have signified
a willingness to accept Turkey' * prop
oiition concerning the boundary dis
pute.
STORM NOTES.
ZFTECTS OF THE 8TOBM IS KBW TOE
Bpocul IMspatch to Tbe Vn. * . *
NEW YORK , March 31 1 a.m.
The storm which threatened , Tuesday ,
finally broke out in a copious raiq fall
at 4 o'clock yesterdiy morning. The
nervy-rainr-aided-b"r-tbo-hi2n wind
VM W& * & . , AJ
torn * pjacea it wrtjnthin ai foot ol
St'fftf 'r ' . ta tS-ay fWi"S " MM
alips aeemed'sB IF about lo leave theii
moorings tnd asil into.the hay Thj
condj toil of. the Btrca ' , .espiiSajllv
araBod rtharcBeigaborh'ood.olfj e fer
ries is-wreUibedU-in.tho extreme - * AJ
eep. Inside mo fenyj hw j the
floors resembled lakes of muddy wattr
u . * . , , , K n j tj
On tha wsV ride tHbish > tide over-
Jowedtho'doclt , ) In3BOmepace ] > an'd ,
piMeBgeffro ; Jersey * cQity found
they badi Bother iriver. to
Iuiy.cflllan on Foltoa ) street
flooded. .Great' daipage 'haa
done to ( hipping in. > tha bay. Tele
graph commuDK lion ja many places
has ' beeo ; . interrop.Ud. Along / tte ,
Long laland foa t tbejttorm. has been
most severe. 'A large ; sshoouer went
ashore at Birren Island Point at-830 ; ,
a. , mli . The sea' was terribly * rough ,
and two men we eei kahed to , the
rigging. A life boat.from the atatioa
on Manhattan beach HMjlaunehed at
9 a. m. , and afUr a penloua trip.-apc ;
ceeded in rescuing , the , en. ' , * flt aea
made a clean breaehj.'p.yer.jihe yeaseL
The Sound boat ? allatJve.d on-time ,
and only expc ; ience'ddifficplty J in"
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Tha. snow al lfcoHlinuea. Trains
ori many 'of ih6j ( llfc"a3a 'J&ave beefc-
ODIlfiGo'tO Jfly OPf ftlid tCffr8plv * COm * "
iX.uDlC ltlOal Il4"f * D5C | " * lf5fl Tupt6Qi
StSjrow'kfri draa'f'fn i blind-
' "g rf'irm with their de'&a heaped
r"i Jnor"r- > : rQf\
EpsciU Dispatch to Jha Eca. * , .j
CmcAoo , March3l 1 B m.
ovr iH rorui of yesterday morning1
ceased bgford noon , and id not-.baflly
interrupt traffic , a ; the BUOW ' melted
considerably" The sjtorn'jlid.jiot ex
tend tar we t of TiorcJ It ia slill
cloudy and cold here touight. r .
A heavy snow storm-set in-at Pitta *
bur - early y eater Jay i morning , and.
ciutimed through "the day ; Trains
on all the crincipil roads are delayed
from ( twolre'hours. -
eight o * * - , { <
Tnosncw storm-Whlch i'c6mme"hced
Tuesday mornnig" in southern- Ohio
continned'ye8terday.Nothlnp like it.
j ihia ( ima bf ySar was" ever h wh
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SpedJJ dispatch " " \ f j
C- ? . * -m-- . J M * * i < i * -A * I
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Latt night fifty gentlemen ol this city
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started , . "for MinneaVta , where theyj
locate near CamgbelT.Jn Wilton conn
ty. 'They take wUi ] ( thVniMmBJiun-
dred h tad , ofr horses omVcattla , and.
a , co aip'ete ' joulfitr farmtagTtool3.- / . ( -
Amo'ng thorn areloris ; crVoma f , our ,
leadingcitizens. . - TJ'heygfl'aye two
special , trains and ifilled tnirty-scars
with iheir effects.
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Sned for Slander1. < L ft
Special Dispatch to Tha Satii ' *
CHICAGO ? March 31 1 a. m Th'e
some what celebrated Jibel case of Alice
'A-ESHy vs : WllberTF/Story waa on
trial bef ore'Jodge Roger * , In the cir *
cnit court yesterday. In May. 1874 ;
Mr. Story's paper published a , dispatch
from Bockford , III. , purporting to
relate-to indecent escapades on the
part of Mleo Early , with . 'Rockford1
lawyer named R. F. Crawford. Qna
ot the dispatches described' a bed
ruom'cene where the two'wera dist
covered "en dishabille" by the'gul'a
fathenMr arly , " who was astate ,
senator , at once begsn suit againai The
Times , ndobtained'sverdict f r $25-
000 damages. This waa reversed'by
the supreme court- , and the casa haa
now become quite'complicated. M(7 (
Story's defence ia'tb'aVThe Timerwoa :
fmposed upon by letters forged byjL.
A. Trbwbrid"e , of Rockford. Miu
Early was married in 1867 , and is now
Mrs. Simonds' . > She * " appeared | in
court-with her -husband and child- ]
She ia a refined and. pleasant lady , ' and !
quite well known in the"1 stale. " ( > { t-
Ingareoll on Klnecrart ! T
Special Disptitcb to Thf Baa. * * ! ° '
In hislecTurp at erXcTdemy c f Maaio
Isat nIght"ColrIrrgertorrtid } he waa
amazed that our' fatHera 4aljowe"d
thieves , undo ? the name of klnga , to
'govern thorn. , ' 'He predicted that th'e
"eml of alt kingcraft waa-near at hand.
Europe'is not yet cullsred enough to
gr6w ah unadulteratedicrop ofrepu -
ilicaulsm. 'Ttio1seeds-thst'havo"1been
sown are' beidg gathered by peasant /
' Peasants are getting MI .bo as b&di as
kings. Thia is * nbtaa I would -wiaB ,
"but'I am'glad of it. ' * My tears Were
not thed in Sr. LtteiBburg , but.in'Si-
"b ria ( Tremendcua applauee. ) & j
Ro\7 L&Aon * ! Brenttrc' 7 Olt&nsmen.
Special dlupktcH to Tbe Bee. f -f .
LooiaviLii , Kv. , March-80- p
m. Further difficulty is repor "
mong th-s clans"of Riwen county ,
Ky. . Excitement over the Lightfpot
tnurden had quieted a little , when 'a
aerlnus row occurred bitweeol the
Jones and Cirnel""familics , m which
Hiram Jonea was killed , and two > ci
thef Canitl Brotbera were badly
wounded. The examjning trial of ihe
Carnela was set'for yesterday , but they
wereunffering from.their wounds , sc
ii had to bo postponed. 2
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Lafayette at Yorktowu. u
SpocUl Dl p tch to TUB Dsn. -
CiKti.vNATi , JUU ; ch 20 10 p. m.
A gentlemar/ this cttywho has
Bpeat much time ; in France,9nd , well '
acquainted with 'the Lafayette finally'
received recently a , letter from Oscai
de Lafayette , in which he aaidHe {
looked forward with great ple sur6T tc
[ the Yorktown celebjation , whichHe
expected to witness , having accapte
.th'ev invitation extended to hlm'bj '
ad-.pJchtalheBeSJjJ ! * PH , ,
j * 5 * " 9 * ' * yf tl
At Aiwood-rf boy 19-yeara'old , left
his widowed mother atJ'Stillman Tal
leyr this state , ia. January , and-came
't6"teb.jcafro ln seafchpof 7'all'oatlon ,
He hrsiiot bcen-aeen-alnco-Uie ayhj
arrived. * HH had " 575'dbllars.ia monej
and a valdablfl wstch.1 * ' - * v f
ANK ABBOE , Mict-Mar3h30 1C
p. m Samuel J. Flatty a university
std'dentj.left home Sunday morning tc
attend. chlircb , since which timenoth-
ing has vbee ' 'hear * of him. ffii
.mdth'erlia nearly craied. ' "J
" CHICAOO , Match 30 1Q"pum. . J ,
J. HartlBr osiness manageriof the
Trsmont hoosf r disBpneared very mys
teriohsly night beforej"asji , jfll
drooped Inlp the Twilerjhpuse aboul
S'o'/jjqbk / , anoTgof drafft cashe'cno the
amotinf of some ? 40" and from there
went to Iin3say ! & Broa1/ , drag atore ,
where he got some medicine /or hfc
wife. ' After leaving this BtorarrfqSiiBj
more waa sean i.r heard ot * " J
he" i still misaing.
TJOB iy- : * = . !
the Occidental
merning. A quantity of gunpowderj
ateredjb the latter , explode-J.Tjfcjwin
he 'building to atcm * and"aeVimi iljr
riajuriojjfW , P gette. .Ph ipJPrciV' ' .
was * killed during the excatemejnj
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engihe'running over .
an him.4 Jt0
Dastn of an Eminent Artist .r
Bpeekl 'IHtpiteh toTb * B e -
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leith'is announced , at "PlaTHw 1
dich. " , -James Forbes an emin nt
'for many years a restaajot
of Ohfcago- and known bortf sides of
ho Atlantic , being .a native of Scot-
nd. He was tntorof tha cerebra ecf-
John Phillips. Mr Forbes wai SO ? ,
yeari cf age. - J
Tk 'Knnaway Maniac. "
Sp-.dti DUpitcHto The B . ,
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- CmcAaoj .March 31 ' 1 , a. .m.-j-A"
Fournal apccfal frooQ'Mcndob..asyB :
JlVlnflauB jroman was put pff tha'cars '
iBre"yeslerdayC" She had a 'JQuqngb. '
icket .from' " IfavTcrk'to Calffp'tnla , . '
'Prom ihe time she got"on the c&ralin
ChlwgD , until eha arrived here ah'a"
was , laoadflg upder the-rmprgssoti |
th'at _ * the _ cjnducicr , was , . taking. fier
t 4'1 j 'V-T- - r" 'i * * - * - * " li * 4
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JjiirtiUl. .S- WJU-Y *
ampins off- which she , stteppt
do several times. .Mrs Taylor of the'
eating house hero , hacfa serpn'titb1
take charge of her and attende ' jtcf
let wat.tj , "but she declitcd.the'mps -
amptin fuodand ptrtook of ( nothing *
> ut tea , which she drankthree , or four
; ones during , the afteruoonTribueven-v
ng. Every'effott , p aseer ain.jhefc [
name , and that of her. relay y 09 , .W& ,
met by an obstinate ratosal to disclose
"t , or give any information that wjoulfi
ead to her identify She was plaiijly-
dreised , . had nothing , but emalj Val
iie aud-a small arcel done upm a.
ihanl srap ( , which * she teuaciqadly !
cept with her. She had epme nuny ,
} ut.notopa could , ascartain.h'bw'miichj
She sppeajed to be abQU * 4ff , " b re p ,
faggard ezpfesaton , audeeemB ? to bcj
jomplefely "fun "downjYhoiigb-oJima-
. > . ? J1. U < 1 I -J ot.1- ' ' 1 lJ - > Jflt 'j *
tronly appearance , rotw slated.Jhat
she was nut marnediie7or .had cHit ;
dten'and had no * relative * , or frlen
She was , given 'in bhaiga of'j
ted'.a * thg hpnse t , l4
irell "a5 wIHow , has -beea enggJi ; )
th'erijltenti6n yf 'detectives. nrfrtr '
Brpome street , on Jh
aoqr , V4 ( QaT. l. . * l'r < 7 < 1 AyenL ° 9""J I }
fiad occasion 16 leave the fi"ouaex i njj
on her.ratura.fuand.tha.faa li'ghVo
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The thieves searchedithendraw.ea > an.d
carried away .a large amoontjofrval iv
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bles'and clothes , butmtwed thirty-six
pieces of olid-allvor Eervic3rT fThe e
Is nbclae. , - , / T"r"o
g * cUlDliixirciruTdi.finl 3- < ' r ;
WALHIHGTON , March,30 4 p. mj
The cabliiet jBMion eaterday wajs.tie -
voted entirely in the'conjjderationj of
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the financial policy of the governm.en . :
I ( was decfdedth'atr , for the ' prealnf
ifie secretiry of the'navy will use ity
the turplua revenue , i\d \ fuads fle
rlved f/om thi > , remsin , er6ttne , bonds
; '
autHorlzod . . b/ the re'fnn4rn 'j ctjto .
* . * J { 91 J-f -V < * _ j * fc * "rf C JiV. |
meef the sc.iruii JDligafionft , the
government including tHe redemptjoh"
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Santirfel-Md Tha E e'ainga.\Viiconsin
f arilibel 7 or oCTOOO each ; * tba'adtjop
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papers cf fa reported undm'lntimjcy
Tsafween Ne'aon'a wife and' ex-Policsf
3nan Dick Elli J zr * ' " f \t \
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'At 1 p.mrtha prlqey eraasJolTows : j
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W i.V. , . .t.lisi * * itethjf esiam. t
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NvT C'i H ! ' L . . , Reitaiai.s."i : j.i
I C..3 . % * . .ia'i 'SfBihl . , . .1103
"Erie.t. . . . ' . . " ' pan fjt. J. . . * . f6J
t'Pfa.1. . , . " . ; - ' . . . ; -C-P , ' . . . .1 , .v
IlM . . ( r. . . , ' . ROt " N f " . . . 2 |
LS.-- . -.1323 TIP
c cc & "i. . : . . 24 .
Quicksilver. . . . IH" ; . . . . . . . . . . "
K&T J. . . . . " . 45 ' * ' < . Ji , ( .
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Onlqajto Live " Siocfc Marfcetw. Jj
tt , "CHIOAOO , March.ftO.
-Oatjlle Sal s < .f . jchyt
madd to hifipr.at ; 8
other sales av$2T75@4'15.
Hogs Lght ? rtciipts owing to the
heavy ilo r. . &firm f * t l-nsj nod ship
pen tooK bold to the extent 61
the mpp'y , ° nly & limited " in ;
.qniry on > - packing ac&iunt ; sale :
ranged * /fom ? 5 69@5.7.5 for _ lighj
packtuKj ? 5 25@6 00 for heavypack
Ing. grades , and from § 5 60@5 60 foj
fate to'chofce smooth f > eavy shipping
teen. ' Freah receive , 9,000 head ! \
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NewlYorJt.ProdracaMarlcat.7 . -
" J NEW YORK , March SO : -
" -Whoat-r- Irregular ; No. ' red win
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Ur , ' 91 23@1 24 Salea'i 46dOW
Tidsliels. - , , r - . _ . <
Go5rn No. 2/63c.j. Sales , 4JCX ( (
Tjnshels. ,
Oats Steady. ' * -
Pork S16 20 for May. "
Lard § 10 9711 00 * for April
$11 02 for" July ; § 10 52 aeller f r
the year. , . r
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Ht. LioalB Produce :
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. Sr. Lotus , March 30. r
Floor Unchanged. v
Wheat Higher and closed'weak
ITo. 2 red.i-5105@1 Oof for cssbff 105.
@ 1 Ob' § for March and April ; SI 06
' @ 1 08J for May ; § 1 061 005 &
June ; 98@98jc for the year : No. ;
db , 99Jc ; No. 4 do , 93c bid.
t.Corn Higher and easy at 41J ( <
" Ilic for cash and March ; 41"41J [
'fb April ; 414Uc for May sn <
'June ; 42f@42cfor Auznst.
Oata Slow at 36@36jc-for cash
f'S4c bid for April ; 3535fc fcr May
Jlly7-"Slowaf'l 01 , bid. 9
J 'Barlvj'1-Qaiet ' t 80c@l 05 , - '
Butter Steady ; dairy ; 20@28s * *
Ee' Qufet at lljc.
pdrk Firm'sn&iBlowrfjTbbing da
mahd at $15 75.
@ 490@775@795i800n3a (
at
Held - highecal 10. , , 00 ,
Mked. i it > - -j , Swws. ft i
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bouia Uvabtcpfe Mwfeetj .
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Sfc OB . j , Sr.
- S rcv ancffeji
ud' Baltimores , $5 50@5 70 ; choo
hewry , S5
fcBadVabrpmehfwT'fiOd ' htaM.
T : , 0
oaO .OC , OC Viijoloo/March / 30and
and
'lOocn TnTfllrldemasd- ttcady.
tOAta E ien : i I , t T .
, Jlye Highfrs . i ii
hort Ribs' Active at lower p'iccs.
Mess fork Qaietibut weak.
Lard Active and loner.
I J ( JS T. .CU03ISQ
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7WheSl-rSonng , $1 00@1' OOJ for
AprllIlfb5g@T05J fo- May ; § 1 05
btd for1 Jen * ; 81 04@l 04 * | for July ;
95f < 396i7dr thefear. '
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"une , 4242ic ; July , 42
Augutj,43jc : , * cia : cgt insidu prlws
lid. , . ,1 * j i i
Oats-j-jSC ttbid for April ; 34j(334e (
orrMay34u for Juno. "
rBye April , sold at 98k ; ilay at
for
i' for
for-June ; § 10 65
, Joly : 810 10320 12i for
QH y ear. . ' „ ,
"Sber't BUb's-r-April sold at $7 50 ®
77afor ; MHyVSiT G7j@7 77 ( or.June ;
- - at 87 90 ;
j.
JOftfal ' Ga.se of FarriHiarity
- * * 'With ' the tody , of thee
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e ? * * „ si i
House.
c =
- iiA.EoUqy Man.
i. 'tn. An
fr ° m
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a carriage at the Armory 'policB sta *
Tho" lady
' a Waitel
; Kf iRg with' her son-
Jas M.'iiSletp r.i nt. 033
h r daugh-
y. > lth
bcon boarding
rtthatrhod Jioticed that
inst htm ?
iVypung
s dh hatidlueaconea to'
him
ia a. salesman ! in Canon , PlerceJ
Scotf Co/a whclcsalo' h'ouae , ' and _
provided every Ibxury-'fcir'her-
ah'e raoved-Jm tha b sf society , and
Mrs. iWaite3' jhct iold hepstory
would 'brenk.forth1 in' sobs , "Qhf my
baantifnl'glrll ft'sToa HadVLatwill ;
e 1- "
policato'helphor ' find
o ; they were in the
city. The search at everyplace where
it wai snppcae.d'theyJmighti be , failed
to rBTealBTiycluBJ "Mrr Sleeper was
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stetiito'-night. ppearod' utterly
boirt'-brtikonf antE would say nqtbing.
Mrs-filsapcr , is s id to be oharminfr
.anil cnlyabbut.2G yeirs of age.
fill ' < " > J * "
Through to New
, .Ih rjmdeDtjfchat 'the Baltimore &
) bio trajlrp > 4 pompapy { ully'jntends
a carry ouVlbtjproms8 ; ; ! mide to build
h a-.ndw through'ronte to New York ,
"AS fast AS men. and money can do
it.--AtJa.meetingrdftthe ; board of di-
ofjthe Pdlaware and Western
fjd yeiterdlaytat Wilmington ,
; Del.VMr. lbert Qarrettwaa ] elected
proaident , and the , filoing ! choien as
directors ; E bartGarrettr Perry Bel-
mtfntr Y cjo.r Ja .Pont , Jphji W.
D > viaRJiinqwden Andrews , William
Canby and -W. JJt TCanJjy , the two last
namedf being members of tha old
board. - - Ir- aadorstood that the
IjpanLwiihbe jncreased to. ninejaem-
bera by the. addition , pf ; Osmun < La-
troba and , , John .El. Cowan , both of
Biltimore. ' _ -
of the link of--tha.4iew
lina.bgtween Bjltimnra.and PortjDe"-
ppatt idtuptygtTfuIly decided upon- ,
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It la' . hqught , however , ' it will go
throngbthenorthD2atern-part of Bai-
< timprd , ountyy.t Eclair , and thence
_ by a-i becc liqa to the 'guiquehiJin *
f'K1) ! ' .9. S'7p - po it , , , Thpjn bridge
over. CUe.uyer uill Lo-qf iroii , andone
of ; ho moat eubitantial , order. The
deiigu.tnll bo of the jlntentiirp-oved
snspensjpu ttyle , and luwijl prvbably
bavelbree spans. _ Addiiun | , paitits
of engineers are being teu put on the
line every dF , tie julinuoitbeing to
cummaiice the work if grKairg'aa
800 8 th'VHg.itbt'B 'pil4S. A Balti
taQia ) & phio , xi ( filial jtated ' to , nn
American rupnueutntiru 'y s erday ,
that . , ha link. , between Chester anc
{ W/lfntugt'on uill probib'y ' , be complef-
eJJwlttfio n montb , andtn t he/cotire
rpaa will bii iri apurnticu by thu timi
next year. . Jph $ f&ftanorejf & " Ohic
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w'iUiper.ft"e .ih'vuzpad mdependintly ,
and itwill not be consolidated' witti
tatir prcient-aystem , c&.wos reported.
Tha TJorka.of rthe Bait ice ore & Ohic
compacy at Cupbcrlan'd ana Mbun
Chr6 are to * be utilized to build tht
necessary , rolling stock , arid ft ii
thought that th force of labore < Ja
both places will shortly ba largely in
.creased : TaVBaVtimure & jhlo ez
prtus campany willVxIeirfJ 'its. serrici
orpr the cow.i.hroign : roiurf and wi ]
doubtles a.mgely benefitttd there
by * . "rc'is-esliri ited tb"itilie totslcos
of tha road ' , inclading c-qu.pment , wil
\VROilGHTlffON \ FENCES ,
I ric U t.
BOSTON STORE !
t
10th St. , bet Jackson & Jones.
Now known , as tie cheapestplace in the city for
Our Buyer having made extensive purchases during his
visit to the eastern markets } we shall offer on Monday morn
ing and durjng the week , the following unprecedented bar
gains , in order to make room for our Immense Stock now in
' I
transit : - -
1 lot Black Cashmeres 50cr60o , 75C.8&C , 95c.
< JtfBn te GMrrtft [
1 lot Colored Silks 85cr former price SI 00 * jp
1 Lot Brocade Silks SL50 , fo ner pric $2 M > . !
1 Lot Sateens 8 l-3c , former price 15c.
1 Lot Merrimack Prmfs'6 l-4c ; former price 8 l-3c.
1 Lot Bleached Mnaiins 6 l4c , formef price 9 l-3c-
1 Lot Bleached Muslins 5c , former price 7 l-4o.
1 Lot Ladies' Unbleached Embroidered flose 25c , former price 40c.
1 Lot Ladies' Solid Colors 35c , former price 50c.
1 Lot Gent's Half itose 12 l-2c. former price 20o.
1 Lot Gant's White Shirts $1.25 former price $150.
1 Lot Lonsdale Muslin 12 yards , for 25LOO.
1 Lot Half Bleached Damask 45c , worth 65c.
MILLINERY ! , . MILLINERYI
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Agraat varietytof Trimmed Hats at 50 per cent , less than
Milliners'prices. - '
BOSTON SIORE.
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P. G. I'MLAH'-4 . , . - - Manager.
; P A INTER. .
Best DesigpIate t fTlfeg and Arti3t1crWTk" ( ? rice8 and
'Specifications forni'hed 'Get'iny Tisures before Or-
c * " dering Work tlsswherr.
'SIG-NS Paper Hanging Plain Ea'nting ot all Kinds.
lpl8U < irncyStrcclir
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DEALER IX
LUMBER , LOT , ' SHINGUS ,
f f * i * 0
Pickets , Sash , Doorsj ( Blinds , Mouldings , Lime , , .
lCenlenf , i Piaster , &c. , „ CT"
STATE-AGENT FJR MljWAUKE 15EME T ; 00.7
FearFnionPacificJDep * \ | V > I- . OMAHA ? JEB.
JET 3E3--X. I - * . 3S X. U
JEWELER
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Give GreatJBargams inXadies' and Gents ! -
AllDlSILVEBWATCES.
AND DIAMONDS.
We Guarantee The BestiGqods For The Least Money.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS
Fishing Tackle , Base'.Balls and a full line of
jN OTIOJSTS AT\TT "l"fl.AJ TO"2T C3-OOI"3 )
Bend for Price List.
3IAX MEYER -JfiS 0. , Omaha , Neb.
W . '
Dealer in' Hardware , i
COOKING STOVES
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Jolx WorKerand Mannfactirer of a
Kjnds of Cans.
Tenth and Jackson Street * .
Eat M2 6 i
D. B. BEEMER , at Omabs 1371. la
W t of Chicago
COM'fflrSSrO-H-MERCHAHT
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ci TCboleeaie Dealer in Foreign acd Domcattc Fruit.
Jobber ot H m , B COB , U'd , Butter , F t , PWiftrf. 'Ciffl od Cooa y o6 * r -
Pnr > .h toe nt Tor lt kitfd f 1 Goodi > sdJlerei | aiw notkept In tJoekhlBuelt- .
th rvae betop iected.w.tn ! care , mnd bifled i enrtent JUtket r te
General Western -Agent forEODtWOVAL BBABD' OI8TEBS ,
anrf Salt' Water Fish.
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