Nebraska Newspapers

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THE DAILY BEE.
B. BO3EWATEB : EDITOR ;
EVEET vote for Hascall IB a vote for
hoodlum government.
HASCJOL'S election as mayor -would
be an invitation to the Holly compa
ny to bring suit against the city for
large
WHT a brace of city officials we
weld have : Ha c ll for Mayor , Smythe
for City -Attorney , and one of the Nor
ton boys for Marshal.
THE Herald is trying to aseist Has-
call by making strong partisan appeals
which tend to arouse party feelinc in
the republican ranks.
HAKCATL for mayor would set The
city back.five years at least It would
be almost as. great a calamity to our
business interests ru a destructive con
flagratiop.
NOT a dollar in bonds will be voted
for public improvements If Haecall
shonld , by the alo. T > ! hoe < llnmBtbum
mera and dead beats , become mayor
of Omaha. . _ _
THE Cincinnati Gaztilc , the most
stalwart republican 'paper in Ohio , is
supporting a democratic candidate for
mayor of Cincinnati > on the ground
that good cly jrwniTner.t i * more im
portant tVim mo ; * riy * nocOES.
INSTEAD of dUcutsmg the reepec
tive fnerits of the candidates for mayor
the Republicati opnns "the flood gates'
of slander and vilification npo'ithe
editor of THE BEE. Nothing better
could be expected from the hibitual
' . the department
blackleg - thatQdjts t. ( city
partment , and the impotent black'
guard that.f armshfiS' the gush and
slnshjfor the editorial-page.
THE local editor of the Republican
in his report of the mass meeting-to
nominate anon partisan school board
takes pains to publish the following
malicious ajar : . . .
"If the committee will follow me
down stairs I will sbow them a room , '
and theyj accordingly , . .followed him
out. * BerlinVlibweVer' , Vho was close
to Rosewater , deposited hla money ,
$2 50 in silver , with A. .MfChadwick
prior to his departure. , - ,
If tbe contemptible puppy who
made that demonstration lor the pur
nosepf Jnsultlng his.bettorshadde
posited his loose change -witU Al.JSor-
enson Inttead of Al. , . Chad wick , 'he
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would have-only been able to recover
it by calling t the faro rooms In th
Third Ward _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ONE of Hascall's strikers , who at
tended the mass meeting at the Cit ;
Hall * Salurday njght , soughVtca ; > r'
rent we aSopjtion of-the'report - < t"1
comrnitfee of fifteen npo ' &e frivo
lous grounds that the -cond ward was
left out in the laminations. Wha
rd or other
has the seco ; Bnr
ward to jSnth this matter ? The
( S 00i > tSard is' to be elected at'large
fafirdlcM of location from among
the most competent persons to fill the
positions. It ! a prcoutncd thn , "
the school board vrl'l ' provide
every ward with .its necessary school
housetA'The fact that tbe Second
ward hive had two members in the
Board for the last ten years , and they
have utterly failed to secure the de
sired buildings , shows of the two'
things ; either that the parties were
incompetent , or that the ward divis
ion had little or nothing to do with
the management of the Board. The
friends of .Mr. Morrell . seam
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to be very indignant because
he was left out It was
impossible for the committee
to nominate ell ( he men on both tick1
ots. Mr.iMorrell has served for a
number" year * and It will do no
harm if he will take a back teat aud
let some one'olee serve. It does' look
strange to a man up a tree that such a
disgraceful scramble 'should ' be made
for positions to which no salary is at
tached.
SOME POSTAL hKKORMS.
PostmMtor-GsnerAl James is devot
ing his" "whole enorgv'to a thorough
study of'thBteeda of ftho postal a
tern nndtaanounccn in the. near fulure
a number of important improvements
In the service. g"His first effort will be
directed to the improvement and in
crease aIEtne free delivery Vysteoi. In
the forger cltias the postmaster-general
proposes to Inereisi iuo-JsunVburof
free delivcriefijfroKi gevontoten daily.
This brWch7Mr : Jam ? ieclaras'5 : &
the monay making part of the BET '
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Anotherrefornv rhich jthe '
master-general hss in vie Is the or
ganization" , , of - 'a , ; post office savings ,
bank , and with a 'view of Inj
Introducing ( to British tystemislightly
modiSeiJ-intojthts cobnlry ha.
paring arbill.f or , the .next session -of
congress. Slrs James1 f&mit ioln-
troduce 'Aavicg bants'Jin connection
with the postofSce department , not
only in the largei tiea but so.in.ihe
smaller townsl A .ready and"eecnre
place of deposit with ! " Sie tjtfarraD tee5
of the national government for its
responsibility will thueWurnkhe
the poorer clawe/iad Iktereftt wlIl.-W
paid upon Ihe smaHeel depoiits" "The"
aving banks hajS jeovei a. iat
success in Bgl Bd-aiBd ; < if-Mr. Jsm i
aaccead * in placmg tkera'in tucce ful'
operation , Aeir wtefelUhraent iril.l be
one of the mostTBot6bl e' > aMUpraiw-
worthy eveata of hia t rm of ofilQe ;
The postraarterl geBerat haalso
announced Ms int&nieB o rwiKer
lucraase the tifesieBC/ 'the saoney
At present a considerable amount of
coin and.'vtaall eaau andec two dollars
are sent thr Bgi-the mail witkoat't fee ; e
protection afforded * by the money order - /
der aysteoi. I U pr p eed to redsce ' >
tbe prioa T/fpr , , saaaey orders
under ten dollars , f rera 'ten cents > lo
five , and to stake
> oorreeponding ; re
ductions ! a-ibe T tes for tho/tH -
aission of largw BQBM. "Theie ' are *
few of ha ia ediit 4TOformB WE-
templated by tie'po < i , 8ter gwwal ,
and they are only n fwe
will be pat into pracrical opera-
Woo before tae cjow of the year.
A WOED WITH WOEKINQMEN.
Every workingraan in Omaha whoj
owns a home , and every w
who expects to have ar
city is deeply interested ! ln throat
corre of the city election. OmaWis
on the eve cfan era of > Hneiaaplod
; rowth. Capitalists are disposed now
to invest their money in manufacture !
and in various enterprises in "our olty.
It is all important that the city gov
ernment at this stage should be in the
bands of men whose in
tegrity * is above suspicion.
With such men controlllng our clty
afhirs the bonds needed for public im
provements will be cheerfully voted
and the money willbs promptly forth- , ,
coming. "We shall hive .employment
for hundreds of mechanics and laborers
for the building of sewers , laying down
of pavements , grading of streets and
construction of market 'halls , engine"
houses , etc. If a man notoriously , ,
crooked and unreliable "becoBH
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mayor of Omaha , not a dollar in"
bonds will ba voted for the next , two
years. Pnblic improvements willbe at a
stand still and the growth of the city. ,
-will b seriously crippled. Went of
all , the forty or fifty thousand dollars :
levied upon our city in general taxs >
tlon will be recklessly equandired by'
barnacles and jobbers. Initead of
putting the money Into the bandsof
the working people and merchants for
labor and material , the taxle y will go
Into the pockets /iishonesV /
cormorants and coparcfnera in
jobbery. Hascall , who his .nomi
nated himself for mayor of. Omahaj
by the most extravagant premises , is
now making a desperate effort to cap
ture the city government fora gang of
hoodlums'and indolent bummers * bo ,
want to pilfer 'the ' hard earnings of'
laboring men. Hasc&ll put * himself
up as the special , champion f work ;
ingmon and asks their support oVthe
ground that ho is a Ymdsill and JAB.
E Bqyd is an arietoWt. Now , .Ihe
fact is that this disreputable demagogue'
Is 'trying to impose -workingmen
justaa Church Howeuaposed upon
the grangers. Hia record\aa council
man shows that he. was.alfays an ac
tive tool and cappsr for , tax " "lille
sharks like 0. 0. Housel , and tax
ehirk'erBrmio wn vafc tracts of land
in this neighborhood. "His audacious
attempt to palm off the Holly swindle
on outpeople" " is elill fresh in
-every-body'a memory. His backers
point now to the fact thatthree years
ago when Haacall pretended- ba in
sympathy with cthe" aatl-B oaopoly
movement thejJeditor > . o * this * pijjer
defended him .publicly agalnstu aa
attack by Haracom. ; The troth " .is
that Haacall , . . professed penitence
-nen he was actuallyplaying the spy
and working into , the bands of the
enemlfs of the citizen's Boveme'at and
on election day wai > working ; * li day
for the election.oif the TatlrcTad ticket ,
with his nome on. ; . * * }
James E. Boyd wears better clothes
than Mr. Hascall , and , ' do'e r t run
around f com saloon to saloon'followed
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ay a gang of roustabouts and ragrants.
But Mr. Byd is a worklngman from
the bottom up. He started with
carpenter's bonoh , a jack
plane as his 'o-aly capital , and has
mide hia way up by hard labor.and
close attention to basinets : jfir *
invested everyjfdollar he c r
rom his business in inaprovemefita'tkt
would be a credit to any city. , A am
employer to workingmen he has "W
ways been liberal and just. When
ia packing house .had . been desteoyasl
> y fire , : and . induceBoeBki
were offered iisa to rebuild
elsewhere -decided to rebsUiJin
) maha , " maioly because. as
ha said Itf giveS
Itfnwonld give permanent -
manent employ aaent' , > lo a
arge Bamber of worklrjg e . At a
citizen Mr. "B : > yd .is pabjk spirited.
Ie headed Oaiaha'a'oontrlbu'ion to
, be suffers from the Chicago * fire and
lersonally canvasted the oity far swb-
criptiona for the/Ifhh faniai fMel
o which he was a o t liberal eoatei-
mtor. Far from being in arlrtoWt
ieia aman wko will at any ti e give
as much .attention to _ it
) cgRar , ps.he would , to.a millionaire. .
Jat.tyen.if JBoyd and. .Haacall .wero
on { the 8amepiane/ factjihat
'ttp.nj3f the community re-
jarde Haecall at a.tricketer and jobber
ra kt. to have .weight , witcl worklng-
desiM our oityf affairs to be
dmiuiatered by men of character and
lability ! JLr wajhaye id at the tHt ;
et,0maha cannot affordjto vote a aol-
urjOf' bonds for Jumblic improVeBiints.
with Haaoall as Mayor.
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THS EIGHT TO BOLT.
Th rlRitJDf every'Aaeincaa eltfeeaf
Io vofo according to the dictates of his i
own cooaciefiee camnot be diiputed1
ifiwt coaa'tty * V PflyosoosBes Srndj '
cbaTeptioEB'kta not laalUba ! 'exprea ?
alaofl ot .party a nUHant , The. fact , r
that sncrTi , manxi * Iwiao
has bean.Bominated Mayor of ]
' -30" fe-avt ol " C7OT '
enaa.Vben a party commits
nch criminal "bltiHdeiJt not only
republioan to rebuke corrnptioH and
HisVote "f or "a better
When4 part # ikrlera End
rinkaad fifc williot f
J
they n
o
he popj , .
alar " * .V * f
support" .
.
of th ir t
of the republi- "
a party Jamee A 'Garield mnd jrai"i
restajuod by tKe klgbwt tribunalr fl _
tfe republican party. , . , It J > an hUtorj j
lcf , tei that threeJielecatM to the na- ' A
tieaal repubUe i ooaveBtfou ,
tote
to aupport js Bosa eeJ , J
fprpr ldent. In oiher word * they J
Wicly reawved , for thftiiudrM.lthe
bolt the aoabaAion'if it & & ' V to ,
Hot''epBapart with th ir a
fe&M of theM sea Bade Jamw.A. 8
Garfiald prewdeot. It U hardly'MO- 1
the question of par-
to enter into local aff-
interests'are in-
, 'a l"we are confident that the
reatlboiy of republicans In'this city
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position.
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STA JOTTINGS.
Genoa wants a grist milL
Nebraska City Is to have a militia
company.
Exeter's land league has fifty
members.
Herman is to have a new baid-
.ware store. * * .
. Loup City has petitioned for in
corporation.
Oakland is 'working for a town
organizatien.
Fremont's ladles voted at the
municipal election ,
The new church at BradshawU
neariog completion.
Nine skiffs are running on the
at er at Guide "Bock.
The York Tidal Wave has been
Converted into The Times.
Five new brick buildings are at
once to be erected at Crete.
Travel Wer the Sidney road to
trie Black-Hills is very brisk.
The cattle men are beginning
preparations for the spring round uju
Forty car loads , .of stock were
sent from JTekannh to Chicago last
week.
Steele' Clty andTFairbury loit
their bridges" In the late rise of the
Blue.
Washington , county's bridgea es
caped damage during the late .high
water. ,
1 The Texas cattle drive to Nebras-
ta this yeat will .aggregate 160,000
Twenty acres In town lots will be
laid out as an. .addition to Bine
Springs.
Fremont has subscribed over
$2,000 towards a pew bridge over the
Tflafcta.
Arrangements are being made for
the } erection " of a Baptist church at
Hastings.
- -Two new stores and two 'dwell *
ings are being erected in Bradshaw ,
York countyl ,
f/
- -The Gampbellltes are bnilding'a
church in Waterloo that will cost ? 2-
800V when finished. .
-j-Twenty-seTen. spans of the North
Bend brldge'went ont. with the ice in
di'e Iitte river.
' -i-More seed , wheat na ' been
shipped to ( Orleans than to any other
point in the valley. "
-j-Mnch 'more'than lhe nsual acre-
agejwHl be putHo"crpp this seasori.ln
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Dawson county. *
- > The St. Paul wagon bridge and
railroad bridge and North Loup bridge
wont out with the flood :
-ilt will cost Gage county % 20,000
to rc > Pi < K Bridges and other damages
done lately hy the nouda.
G. JF. BurgeBsJ of'Foresi city
had1 his house 'and iti contents 4v-
stroyed by fre'last week. xs
-Mrs. 'Sarah1 * Gartner , 'of Knoi
OuuOty , was , found , frozen' to death on
the pight of March 20th.
-r-A Mrs. Tacker , of , Beatrice , left
her 'hatband last , week tand silently
skipped'off wlthja brakeman.
Henry 'Grosaeu , of' Scotia , got
drunk last reek tid'beat "his wife in a
cruel manner. It cist-him $27.
It Is reportedithatSherfff'Krorns ,
of O'Neil , was Tolledjastweek while
attetupting to arrest a coir , boy.
There ro , , wenfy-seven sohool
districts in St&nton ionntyj and all
will probably hav 9 acmmer terms. ,
-Tiro Lincoln ninlsters Indulged
In a lively fisticuff &XI eok , in which
black eyes graced oth parties.
I fThe JJakoUySoufhern road will bo
extebded from Tanklofl to Running
Water durlng/ti'a oamifig year. t
Daniel JP/aVoFOJOonnor , Gree-
ley county ; wasLldrowhed while at * '
tempting to 6rosa the.L'qnp last week.
Blua SprinRs"has unanimously
vet ; i 55'OOOm , bonds 'to fuduce the
U. P. to cross-ihe river into the town.
f * J r ?
BanchoK.repprt'the grass grow-
inc finely and 'iinbaP pro . .itions out
look lor atopkTaisinp.in coming' rseo >
D. * ! ne.i ' .
Acarload.ot.graiaand : ( clothing
b a arrived at C&mbridga ; lasfwaefc , for
the jSoldiers'i , colony7 ont JBeaver
creek.
The Yort-Sribnne 'intimates ' ihat
the bounty treasurer , : irf over , "eighty
thoniand dollars "behind in hia ac-
connti. *
Holland's elevator at Inland- , Clay
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.county , was entered in" the night last
week and sixty bnibels of wheat
ctolen. . h
% Two farmery , and tbe chillren of
, _ < j bridge wa\ch'man have been miss t
ing from GoInmbuB.sInce the'flood. !
-The bodiesi.of.ja. woman and two
: hildren , yet unknown , have been
Fotina nearSchuy'leri ' rowned by the
Bo" d.
d.Near
Near $2,000 has already been
-s , 'citizens ' 'of. Bed
CHeuS towards rebuilding the bridge
trihat place. , , f i
There is some talk at St. Paul of
joining with the Union Pacific in .the
erection of a combjhed' railroad , and
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ragon bridge. -
' " Within five yearg-SEelton has
srowkfrnm ' . ' , *
a uaere'way. station'- a
own ] of , iftfc buildlagsi nd'over 300 .
nhabitant * . if * ' > , (
A number of buildings have afc . .
ready been contracted fforr t-Albion ,
Snd a building b66m of large diuieh- '
alonsla anticipated. , " ' * '
9i-The state , canventlon of the No- ,
brmska Young Men ? 0ljristlan A s6-
'ciafton will riB hcld in Lincoln on .
rpVBnckskin BUl' hnt and killed
dntfBraden iriA'readre'Yalley county" ' .
lM6weeit , for jumplngahis deserted .
claim. . Bill '
Harvard's > C6i regiiuonal church
kaa received a donattpn of sixty vol-
. t.l-'i _
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the oongre.
'gatlDBal churchjataire , ,
One hundred % nd'ten miles of'the
Chicago , MnwanareV rSr. Paul rail'- 28
d will bo " *
n exteirdeajrrpm - - - -
dnrinjf the year.wu : . '
Two childreVof ' K. Aldo'Lo'ce7 , of
flkiigi near Hubell , Th yer county , oies
were drowned IM& weekTwhUe clavinir
_ esHI
1 I * T * * * * - ' 7- * * * "
> n the ice of Bow Sfeak ; r - HI
At Kes > ri 'IieJt'intek , one AUR. . / _
Andtrson sHq | " t lwp' boyg by the'
me of Smith M < iYhv-jtbeen bound ,
over in the sunrof--lfiQO".H / "
{ A large wySe'iwacf , . , R
eight and onSjluJf'feet'Jfrom tip tp ;
.tip pf ; Its wiBgtyakrlicfi * fe ' two
inches from hedTte.taiJ ! ; was killed
kstVweek near LInobH.r - ' '
oe , while
. . .
fc JMI M j * > nxr. - - " * - * * j
- , last week ; , , wasU thrown under
tbe-wheels andMnciaiitlyvkilled. , L
xi _ JaHies . _ . Benaon . wSlIa out shoot- _ _ . nt
ci .4 & ' Ui JT- - * '
lag.nbar Saperiar'-'wiUi jJndson'Todd
ot in the anni bytKe ; acciderifol
of Todds'H,1 He will
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county have sub Bi | rta propceJtion ' 'Yin
th't > lKal voters ofcAliaa prscinct tb
rote en the qaeatloibf Kends to the dt
unt of il OO'for pairing J
be
med Olarkaon achool at KorthPlatta aii
will open on April 20th. A bnflding tn
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willW erecteaFfor tbe echool
time 'daring the preaenijear. ,
Oae
ments havo'bewi'cstaWibhed by 'the
LincplH telephone cqmp nyjaudj.the-
farthest one ortf froni tswceafeil office
"
Is .seven miles.- " }
AXlarge number of , emigrantiliave ;
> een comingMnto York connty whhln
the last few weeks and they are com
posed of the best class of farmers with
means to purchase lands and farmjng
outfits. I' 1 * 1
The second , rise of. the Blue river
carried away the flnmB of the mill at
this place , together * ith the water ,
wheel belonging to Mr. Wetherald.
The wheel and shaft weighed 9500
pounds. ' [ Beatrice Courier.
The little daughter of JUr. and
Mrs. G. W. Fiak , of Helena precinct ,
Jefferson connty , was so badly scald
ed by hot water last week that she
died from the effect of her injuries.
Milton Elliot , who lives seven
miles south of Superior , in boring for
water through a strata of slate , at the
depth of forty feet found petroleum' .
The slate in which the oil ia found ,
burns freely.
Ar unknown man died in the
jail at Blair from exposure. He was
afterwards found to be a stock dealer
from McGregor , Iowa , who had shipp
ed , two car loads of stock to Oakland.
Insanltv is supposed 'to ' nave been the
cause of his wanderings.
Hank de Land , the , TL P. engi
neer , who , at the risk of his own life ,
ran an eneine down to the Albertson
place and Rogers'to the-resciia "of the
people in danger on March 26 ih , is
deserving of praise for his courage ,
the water was pouring over the'track '
most of the way and the chances were
about'even 'that at every' ' culvert or
low place the engine would go * down.
IOWA BOILED , DOWN.
Emmetaburg la talking np a pork-
packing .house. ,
Sao City has-an orchestra composed
of ten'young ladies.
LeMara shipped twenty-two cars'of
live stock in two' daya last week.
The DasMoinesisoap / .factory manr
nfactoreaJ.8,000 pounds of soap per
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week. , ,
Tne floating debt "pfLlJubuque baa
been Increased , 318,000 during the
'pa 't year. " *
Itia estimated that thereare , 60,000
'
buahels'of.corn la Humbaldt county
still .uubusked. . ,
Ten car , .loads | of Immigrants and
their supplies werq unloaded at
Aurelia within a week. ' .
Arrangements 'are making for the
construction * < ffs an 0 elegant'-library
bdilding at vKeokuk.1 / ' * - '
The Whitebreastdoai ] Minlng , com
pany -in Iiucafl"'coun y1'ts ' bdistlhg
18,000 bushels of coJpjy. . 'b
> A new steamboat companychas , been
organized,4at .Dabnque , . known as the
Dubuqne and St.1 Louis Packet com
pany. * if " " l1 - ' - . l f ,
ZanaBjW. .Mnyof-DeaMpinoa | , is
missing , and'from theiact .thatho'had.
81,600 ino sh ? in Jiisjpocketifoutplay
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ia suspected. , i , * ; iH . . t
There , are four building , and loan
associations in Dca Mplnos .which are
said to ba doing much r toward ihe
building up of theiclty- *
The gronna'naa Ueeh "broken anda ;
portion of the foundation'aid { fora
.new brewery'on. "the Bite of th"6 old
Deal Moines 1hous'oTes ' vMoines ;
The new Clinton , canning , jfaotory ,
now in the proc sa o cpha'truotibn ,
'
promiaea to ba sp 'important "factor in
the businessInTeresTa oTjtfiat city.
A' competltfye examination for the
purpose of eelecling a' cadet , from the
fifth congressional districtof. , , Iowa to ,
the raillery ; .acaae'my at. West Point
wjllba held'at.Ibwa' ' "City on the 12th
of April. " ' * ' '
The winter wheat is-looHng well in
the Eontheaatern-partof the staFe. It
Is'deeply'robted add well steeled , and
the heavy 'snow Which'coyered the
ground' all winter has protected it
well. , ' ' i "
'The sff > re .building ftt J. , W. Butler ,
in Vinton , the largest in 'the town ,
burnedoV'the '
was 27tK Lou's on
stock and , building , . § 20.000 , fully 'in
sured. * ,
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Theata eliaa § 3,28'9,76Jl60 ofjts
school fundjoaned ont ( jin first" , clasa
farm mortgaseafand2'46j43519 ; ] ; more
invested jn statq bpndat ey ryl dollar.
ofwhlch is aa good-as gold - j
The manufacturing Unduatfles-
CedariRapids re reported 8 > ' "having"
baen , more prosperoue"'during. the year.
1880 than ever before ; * 'The' ' notal
value of products Is stated at $7,500- .
000. ,
Inatqad' Wing lost 200 084 of1
stock the past winter aa reported" , i
Geo. Wells , the big GFundycounty ;
farmer , saysthaFoiitfof - Bomo11600
cattle hehrintered. . he nly-Ipat 12. | ;
The10.M. & St. P. railroad'cimpa-- ' ' ;
ay has finally determined to Btnrrita . '
Council Blnffa extension from Marion'J
and the line will run about fiW miles
norIh of- Cedar '
B/ipida. O.inVracla
have been closedior depot an'd aide
track grounds In .Marion. ' >
It is rumored "at.ttes. , iloin.es that *
the Wabish and the OhicagocBrirHng-
' ' ' '
ton'-'Quincy'haye diBaolve'd
paTtner-
ahipin the extension to Council Bluffs
from Humestbn , and eaclr will build
its ownline. ' " ' "
A convention of.ideleRates ; from : the
llth , 13tb , 16th and 16th regiments
of Iowa soldjer * . will ba. held : atMus-
.catine n , June..9th.for the purpoao of
Organizing an.Ipwa , brigade.--1. *
The northwejtern college , to be' '
erected at Toledo.ftW cotintv/will
'ba of' ' brick.and stonojtwith iron" roof , ' Si
and modern o'thic. ' ltf > atyle80/eei [
no th and southTbyloOfeet eaai-ana *
west , with a tower In'the-ceuterof
.westdrd frontllqKeF.Qgh. ( U XUO
At a farm house .near Mom < na
Ghatav B-ichfns waa killed last Prl-
.daby - two ah'b'ts' lred 'tbrough fiie
.window , and.WBjaother Faa so badly-
Injared that he nearly bled to death
Gustav was a bachelor" JanaVjeaTea ti
30POO. No motive for the aiaassiaa- Jl
tion , rag.eats ; itself.
13
' „
Tha .firat'regnlar .sale . of tha Dairy ? °
Board of Trade of Cedar 'l&Didlwai ' ' 3 :
5OCC" Oreamery butter
Jo :32 : rents ; fair. to fine ladle,8
packed lS.tp.UOucents , . ani.akim ,
-Hi'6 S-W ' " regnlar/aale0day ,
- , - , /
the board
; wlfl bo on Wednesday of
each , week. ' * Jf ' 'th
People resifing * Inltoims 'alongiher
MuwlsrippL
!
compelledto " 're
V ° ? ° ? / . ? > 2.bInfl . ! & ? . SS&ftfc Jri
ipioq placesiCociing no to the second
itory and rnshmg n' TorrSntaYhrduVS .
the streets ddlfig Jmmeibse1 damage to1
Jt Isf * _ eared jtKau some
'
. - 5.Bpcc | lgenias.to ho a ,
Crumbier some one has said : but show ? .
isplease ; - ' Sll !
g. witbT f > ce'-acbB-6r *
neuralgia , Mr , . Jirj.KliHe7 , Eis ? ,
time'-agoy Mr. ilicnael Trostel , of'
ParaaUeTownahlp. . * Pa' , "Viaited1"
by,1 store : eofflplained'8f5snHer/ /
agjrith toothache -and metiralgii'ln - . -
f&f . _ \i\ \
1 & A.K H artr\Qt-iin - A *
. PPe , ° Sg ' * 9 have a
t. Jacobs Oil open ! I In. fci
Ittcei hlrtrto tub ' LWl
of :
tot
. He.-.tobkla
iottle of the Oil for hia wife who was hat if
lick a bed with rheumatism. Scarcely "
wo weeks had passed , when my friend '
wife returned , happy over the
result of the Oil , as it had cured her
almost v "
Instantly ,
' - *
JDELIOATE
Oases of female weaknew , ( | e
and enfeebled constitutions ; .V ana-
thbse'-TntfBring with StomicHiHLlve | .
and Kidney complaints' will findi
Blactrio' Bitters a speedy and certair !
cure. The sick and prostrated should
rejoioa that such a reliable remedy is
jlace4 within theirj reach. Health
happiness will surely follow where
Electric Bitters are used. For sale
bji nil druggists } price only fifty.
ceota. - . ' ( * )
. L _
Great Cerau
REMEDY
JOB.
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
dOUT ,
SORENESS
or rat
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
SWELLINGS
J.KD
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
JOTD
EARS ,
JJID
SCALDS ,
OEMEKAL
DDDILYP1S ,
TOOTH , EAR
AHD
HEADACHE ,
JUtD
All other Paias
JJO
"No FnparaUod oa earth equals ; . JlcoM OIL u
a urc. Jtmr. sixnz uuS cnxAr KiUrnil lUmedy.
A trUI tsUili but tbe compmratiTctrttinj ! ontlar of
W Guns , and f ry one nff riDg-with pvln cm bart
cheap and jxuitin proof oMti cltlmi.
DIBECTIOSS Ul ILETE.1 L1SOCAGH.
SOLD BT 'All DBUQOISTS AND OEAltiS l MIBICIII.
'A. VOGELER ft CO.
JBaltimore , 3td. , V. S.4 ,
WROUGHT IRONdFENCES.
Wire Fendng and.'Ralllng .Bpfdallty.
, Their , beautypermanenceand economy
dally working the extinction of all fencing
cheap material.
' Elegant In dtdiro , Indeatrnctlble
Fences for Lawns , Pnbllo flrotmdj And Cemo-
teryTlat& . > r , \ <
Iron Vasai.&nra 8ettftoaficanopled * and ol
n > iie patterns ; Chiira and every description of
Irdn and Wire ornamental , vote , dcdcnod ami
manufactured br E T. BARNTJM'S Wire and
, lrcnWorkS7S9aiidSltrobdw ; rd Are , , De
troit , Mich.BeBiA uitu * * < a' - taoiftiB-anil !
' rice l ! t , 'f „ , np9l
To iNervons § affercrs Tlie Great
EuTopeanEemedy Dr. J.
B.TSimpson's cSpe'oifio
. -Medioiner . u
It is a positive core [ orSpannatosrhca , Seminal
'W'oaknezs ' , Impotency , and all diseases resulting
ftomJSeU-Abnsc , aa Mental 'Anxiety ; LOPS ot
Memory " , Patna In the Back or Side , and diseases
[ that lead to
Consumption
Insanity and
ancarlygrave
Tbe Spodflo
Vedldne Is
being use
wftn'wonder-
folsucreas.
I Pamphlets
seat free to all. Write for'them and get foil
particulars.
Price , Specific , tlW per package , or six pack
ages for S5.00. Address all orders to
, B. . SIMPSOSVMEDIOINE 00. , *
NoaH and 108 Main St. , Buffalo. S. Y.
Sold In maha by 0. " F. Goodman , J. W. Bel )
J. K. I.'h .nd alldrnsris-s everywhere.
REED'S
' ' "
'ALLTIIVIE ,
'
'By "Almon' , " he by Al ianderWAbdal h ,
Blre of "Otldsmlth Maid ; " First dam "On
, Ume' ' by ' War D.ince , " s"n of tbe reio ned
. 'texlugrw ; " Second , i'Blla Brerkonriclee" by
' Coliossra/'sonof Imported " ( * oTtreiro. '
"Almor.l's ? first' dam by "Ma .brlno Chief *
and hljslre by KysJlck's "Hambletoatan. "
This nmirkable horse nlll be fire yars old
In May , he will strve only SS mires ' ( half of
wblct ) number is , now enyaged ) at f2600 per
mire , payable at'Ume ofserrics.
Stason commences April 1st , and will end
Bcpt.ist. \ ; .After . that t.me hU ttrvlce irill be
nut at $35 00. Any mare that h-s trotted In
.2:30 served FHK. AtL.TIMEwilltUndHondays'
Tuusdijs' \ and : Wednrsdays' each iweek , begln-
niar the first of.April , on Twenthth , west.of
J Eighteenth itrcet cit-trick termlnu" and the
'reminder ot each'week ' at the'corner of llth
and * Howard ttreeU. ;
' KD. HEID } , Tropfielor.
Stable Corner llth and Howard
Streets.
, ina'l'odlm
KEGISXEAT10H
, IlOCOUB ,
' 'oUce.'shereby given to the ( lectori of the
iFodtthWard. City of Omaha , that I will sit in
the store of'James Forsyh ; northtrert'coiner rf
16tb and Capitol-A vet-un orii Slbifdayj Tuesday
and Wcdno div , Mnrch SSta. 59th and SOtb , and
Friday. Saturday aad Monday , A'ptll 1st ; ,2nd ,
and 4to ; 1S3 , for tbe't < urpnee of registering the
el9rtbrt > of said waid , for c.ty o ectlon to be held
bathe'lhdiyof Aprjl , ' 881. „
Jiue'Kotlce Is hereby given' , that , 4 New List
the electors will have'to bo m di , owing to
the cbanxes rn-de in the , ward , boundary , and
thtelectofs.will govern ttieicselvca'accordingly. .
In wi > af < * where t > I hereunto sot my hand
this 18th day of March , ' . 'A. D."J8jl.i
k l JOHHS.WOOD , ,
mlOtoaS ' " -.Kezlstrir.
.
REGISTRATION NOTIOB.
"
' JHDJD
All voters n .rth ofHoward street , eatt ol.JSth.
street and sqnth.of Datenport wl.1 take notice ,
tit as rigis rarof niters at-my offlce , north-
Mil copier of llth ! and : Douglas screets ( Vo.
4) nPt l'S , on Jlarch 2Ut' ndlfaich iSth , ,
md April 4tn , 1881'for'reVMritlon and'cdr-
cctioaof Srdward votas''WM. H. HILEY , '
m2itba * ) - - -
REQISTBATIpN NOTICE.
STATK Or
4 , , , * DooatiB TOUSTT , / " ? '
Notice Isherebvg ) > , u to jj , , Iepal.T0tersot.
"
Ol"0msh , thail will sit
' "
, aodJnfl , lor . „ „
reslneangtheToteriof ; saUwwd.U
„ „ „ „
rillbe made ' , and ' aUvptera o/aalJ wardJ „ ; T
jnested.to'appear'personally'that their naine. "
najTjbe properK1 reziatered. ' > ' n
.Witnus my hand this Slsti day of iCarefa. A.
BJ18SJ. - ; jt , STENBERu ,
tnSaiOt ' " 'Healstrar :
' QISTBATJOSfNOTiCE1 ! " * 1
-'a i > a a ;
Sun f r
f DoooijlsjCoeyrr , J
iJfotlce Is hereby "girea thtt I win ait at the TJ
Bakery , on Itth street , c nThnrsdayf > Harchi
lsr.l Sl , for the-iurpose clreguteruvthetlec-
oraoftheEthWarl. " " i. ' "
* 1 ' - BOHDTUnt WAKEFIBr.D ,
, miStoa2.r . > -
H SIXTH ' .W1BD. W
-Kotlce la hereby givea to tb tlecil.Toten : ot
Jia-Mith Ward'of tbe .City of > Omaha , that I
illfSlt at mr f trre , Nc. Iu22 fcnmlnz street ,
clweea 20tb and flitr.t reffJ , > ontTne iaj ,
Tednes-'ay , TharaJay , 6aturd y and .Stomfay ,
Maieli uth. SOtb , 3Ut , ind April 2d > od'4tb ,
t brf pnrposa. of > erlrt ( rin J the Toters of sal * . 1.
ruiM A sewi , > t will bcmidey-ancLall voters " 1.w
aa waW re reqaestedtoTappear"In person" n
their name i may be properly reglste' eo.
"mtness my hand this 23th day of March , A. * ce
188L c. C. FIELD , ih
Begiftrar.
Bi-AL ESTATE AcElcY.
AcElcY.f.i
f.-i
patroBi , IB
Uad of befajr. gobbled up by the agent
BOCiGS & HILL.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
.OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
OMae-ITorlh Blda opp. Grand Central Hotel.
Nebraska Land-Agency ,
DAVISrtlSNYDEI ; l
1505
JTebrasks tat Ml
Great Bargains In Improved tarna , andOmah *
< ity property 1 1 t l- " - -
O.t. DAVIS. WZB8TKB 8NYDXB ,
Ute Land Coml U. P. 2L B.f 4 > tebTU
ITBOH BUB. IMVa KXO.
c Byrou Reed & * . ,
SEAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN NEBRASKA.
mil 'R al
KUte In Omaha and DongUs County. maylU
$2.250,000 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING , APRIL 12th.
15003 TICKETS ONLY. 72 * PRIZES'
SMALLEST PBgE , $1.008.
1 PrUi 1 MO.OOO l"Prii < 25,0 >
1 i-riia 200.0TO 8Pnet ; 10tOOe ch 80.000
IPrUa 100.000 SPrlxei 8,000tub 40,000
IPriM 60,000 7Z2frU am't > etot260.008
WioVeTickets , $180 ; Halve * . SO ; QTarteiB , $40 ;
TeotbiieTwe&Uethi ; , $3 , Fortiethf , $4.
L ttlo Havana ( a gUrerneti entirely oy tit
above drawing.
1 Prlx , $6.0OO 722 PrlMi. $16,119.
WhelM , 82. UalT , $1.
ROMAH & CO-
SncceaioiitoTAYLOR * Co. , New York.
Direct nil ci mmnnlmtloni and 'monay to
ROMAN k CO. , General Agenu , 233 Chapel
Streett , > 'ew Maveu. ' onn. '
Machine Works.
J , Hammond , Prop. & Manager ,
Tha moit thorough appointed and complete
Machine Shops and JFotmdrr In tha ataU.
n Hnfi of erery. description mantlfaCUd.
Knglnea , Pumps and erery di ol machinery
ade to order ;
pedal attcstlen giren to ,
Ifell AHJCHTS , Femlleys , HaRgers ,
ShaftiMK , Bridge IreM , cer
' , ftattlng , etc
Plans toi new MaehlneryUeacBanle i Dranght
nfModelBeto.netlT exeented.
, 56 Harnov St. . Bat. 14th and ICtn.
M. KV KI8DON. :
General Insurance Ajeui ,
PBffiNli A3SOKiuv .
don. Cash Aasets. . . . ; . . . . .1 . $6,107HI
. T. , Capital. . . . . . . 1,060,00 ;
itU . * *
FIHKUBN'S FUKD , California. . . . . . . .800 W
11KITI3H AUERICiASSUBANOKCo 1,200,000
NEW A IK FIRS CIS. CO AJBett. . . . SQO.OCO
AMKRICAFCENTBAL. Aieeta. . . . . . . .SOOMO
v ait Cnr. nf.FllHsenth & DonaU 8t
" '
* '
PASSENGER ACCQMODATIOM LINE
OMAHAAND
Connects With Street.Cars
Corner of SATJNDER3'1 vand - HAMILTON
, STREETS. . ( End'of Red Lin. aifellowj ; .
. ' LEAVE OMAHA :
8303:17and : 11 afla m ,8rfBB37and7S9p.m.
LEAVE TORT OMAHA :
7O6 a. m. , 9:45 : a. rn. , and 18:46 p. m.
- * 4:00,6:1 and 8:16 p. m-
The8:17a.1m-ran'-leaTin ? o aha , and the
4:00 V. mjiTln , leaTlag Fort .Omaha , are usnally
loaded to fnll oapaclty. wlth.refulir.paaiengors.
The 6:17 a. nurnnwlUbemadafromthapoftf
office , 'corner of Dodge and 15th 'tnnhts. ' -
Tickets can be procured bum street cardrlT-
t , or from driven of hack * . .
F AUK. MOUNTS. INOLUDtVO RTHB OAK
* *
- /
AGENTS WANTED FUR
CREATIVE SCIENCE
and Sexual Philosophy.
Profusely Illustrated. The most Important nn
best book published. Erery family want *
Extraordinary Inducement * offered Agent * . .
Address Aaicrrs'Ptnminsa Co. tLoaivUo. .
PROPOSALS .FOB INDIAN SUP
PLIES ANDTRANSPORT-
AHON ;
TVEPARTUENT.OF THE INTERIOR , Office
\J of Ihdlan AffalrtvWartilnjrton , March. S3 , "
183t. Sealfd prepoealsIndorsed Proton''for '
Beef.Bicon , Hour , dofJlnsrorTransporUtlon ;
4c. , ( at the case mty be , ) and directed to , tbe
Commlssloner'of Indian Affalrt. I < oi.65and67
Wooster Street , N tw.Totk , will be received un
til 11 a.m.of ; Monday , May 2,1831. torfnrnlahr
intr f r the Indlin service about 800,000 pounds
'Bacon ' , 40,000,000 poandi Beer on tbo hoof , 123-
000 poonas Beau , 70.000 pound ? t.aklnp Po rder ,
2.3CO.OOO pounds Cora , 760,000 pounds Coffee , 8J
JOOOOOpoundiFl6nr,21 ,000 pounds Keed.800,000
roundiHasd Bretdt75,003 pounds Hominy , 9 >
COO pounds Lard , 1,660 barrels Bess Pork , 233-
090 pounds Rice , 11,200 pounds Tea , 72,000
founds Tobacco. ' 200,000 pounds' Salt , 200,000
pounds Snap , 8,000 lounds Soda ; 1,250,000
pounds , Sagar. and 839,000pounia Wheat , , .
Also. 'Blanked. Woolen ani Cotton'goods ,
( c ntist-nr in 'part oi 'Icklng,1 ; 88.0CO yards ; '
Standard Calico , 800.000 yarJ ; jJDrmin ? , ZStOOO
Ttrds ; Duck , fre 7 from , .all ridni. 175.0-0 yards ;
Juntos , 17,000 yardi1 ; Glnghun , 60,000 y r s ;
Kentucky - Jeans2CW JyMd ; ' .6atln v 4.500
yaios ; uuico c-uirtwK , owv juua ; * ninocy. z , *
BOO yardj ; ) Clothing , aroceries , Kotu > njOHud-
Trare. Medical Supplies ; and a long ; list ot mis-
cellaneocs articles , such as Hanics * , Flows ,
Bakea , Forks , &c. , and fcr 476 Wagons reqalred
for the amce In Arizona , Colorado , Dakota.
Idaho , . Indian Ter , Mlnnnola , Montana , NB- ;
bnuks , Nevada and Wisconsin , , to be delivered
at Chlc go , Kan a. City and Slonx City.
A'lo , Transportation fnr such cf the Snppllw.
Oooos and articles that' ' may not-be contracted
fort ) be'delivered at the Agencies.
Bids mist be 'made out on Government
Wanks. . .
Scbedu'e * showlnz the , kinds and.quantltln
of subsistence supples required for rich Agen
cy , and the kinds and qouultiee , In gross , of
all other Roods and articlestoeeihsr wftb. blank
t > ropcnb and fcrmifor contract and bond , con
ditions to ba observed by bidders , time and1
j'ece'rf delir ry , terms , of contra-t .and pay-
nent , trinsportatl u roittc , and other necessary
nstructlons will ba furnished'upi'n application
to tbe Indian Office in'Washlnjton ; or Not. 65
acdoTWocster Street , New York , . Wm. H.
vonNo. < S3 Broadway , Vev Tork ; and to tbe
Commlf'suiei-of fc'ntaUtedee , U. 8. A , at Chi-
ago , Saint Louis , 'Saint' ' .Panlf Leavenworth ,
San Fnnelico , Ojiahs , Chryennv , and Tankton , v
and tbe Postmaster at Slonx City. ed
.Bids . ftill b openei at thehonrjandday above
fated , and bidders areinvltedto be present at tlw
he cpcnlotr. tlID
CQSCa'K
AU tHs must1 be arcompaufed .by certified IDW
i > * o''i upon Boms United , State * Depository "or W
itslstant Treasurer , for at leaet five per cent , "of J5
the amount of the prgpnsall. ' ' J5a
THOMAS M.NIOHOL. J5b
nar28-lm by
EAST INRI'A
O
S. Q. , STE3 BNSONCO.
'
CarpettcraW Buflders , han.naortdi torJTo. .
UCaDodg. Streetjrhare they ; ate prerared.to , TB
doaIlkl dkofworkinthdrIIneon.hortooUce ,
, J1GE ITSWAHTBD BOB
> e '
of Success ,
BUSTNKaBsin ) SOCIAL TOX1HL - "
-TheIawfbftne .l ilfBB , rho to
.
ei-
DMUamentarr s e , how 'to condactpnoUe
bminew ; In l.tA it to a eonnlste Oalde t * Sue-
for U elaaeee. A family oteesdjr. Addresa
NOHOB on
IMNKWO HODSES.
, /TJ1E III E8T' ESTABLISHED. . .
BANKING HOUSE
\ttN-NBBRASKA.
: s.A.iSi : ts hi s.
Business transacted same as that o an Inccr.
panted Baik ,
Account * kept In Currency o gold juVJoct to
tight check without notion.
CerUflcatea ol deposit lamed payable In three.
Six and twelve months , bear ! ng Interest , or oa
desaand.wHhont laterert. . . t -
( Advances made to cflstocwrs on approved f e-
ceritlM at markrt rates of Interest
iBoy and sell gold , bills ot exchange Qcvern-
raent , BUteConnty and City Bonds. "
Draw Sight Drafts on EnxUniJ , Ireland. Scot i
land , and all ports of Europe.
Sell European Pasgi e Tlcketa.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
angldt *
U. S. TJEPOSITOBY *
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OFflXAHA.
Oor. IStto and Famtiain Streets ,
OLDEST IANKINC ESTABLISHMENT
H ? OMAHA.
( SUCCESSORS TO EODNTZS BROS. , )
MTABLisnia.ialBJS , , .
Olganlied as a National-Bank. Augsat 20,1563.
OapitalandProflts OverSSOO.OOO
Specially kuthorlicd by the Bsuetaiy or Treasury
to receive Subscription to the
U.S.4 PER CENT. FUHDED , LOM.
DIESCIOEJ
HBUOK Kcnaizi , Presides * .
Anomrrns EOUBTZS , Tlca ? rctiJcnV.
H. W. TAISS. CsshUT.
A. J. FomsTon , Attorney.
Join A. Cntiairroa.
7. H. DiVEl. ABa-t Ouhiei.
Ttlj bank lecolvesdepodt without regard to
amount * .
IHUM tune certificates bcs/ing Inteiest.
' Draws drafts oa San Francisco andprincipal
cities of the United States , al j London. CuBIin ,
Edinburgh and the principal'dtles of the cent !
nentot Europe.
Sells paasic * ticket * for Emigrants In the In-
man ne. m..yMtf
HOTELS
THE ) RIGINAL.
BRICGS HOUSE !
Oor. Randolph St. & 5th Ave. ,
OHIOAGO ILL.
PRIDES BEDDCED SO
$2.00 AND $2.59 PER DAY
Located In the business centre , convenient
to placea of amusement. 'Elegantly ' furnished ,
containing all modem improvements.passenger
elevator , Sc J. H. CO1IMINUS , Proprietor.
ocietf
OGDEN H
? ' 4iSaiB
Cor , MARKET ST. & DROAJJAY
- Council
On line 0 | .Street Ilaliwsw , Omnibus * o and Iron
all trains. RATES 'Parlor fldnr , $3.00 per day ;
second floor , J2.BO per "day ; third floor , SiCO.
The , best furnished and most commodious hoosa
In the city. : . Q KO. T. PHSLPS Prop
FRONTIER HOTEL ,
Laramie , Wyoming.
The'miner's' resort , good accommodations ,
arge sample room , charges reasonable. Special
attention ( riven to traveling , men.
ll.U " HI 0 HILLURD Propri u.r.
INTER-OCEAN UOTEL ,
i Oheyenn6 , Wyoniing.
. Tint-digs , Fine arge Sample Rooms , -oca
block from'depot. Trains stop from SO 'minutes
to S hours for dinner. Free Bus to and from
Depot. Rates. tZSO , 8150 and (3.00 , according
to room ; s'njle meal 75 cents.
A. O. BALCOM , Proprietor.
W BOBDEN , Cotef Clerk. mlo-t
AQEKTS WANTED IpK'OUR NEW BOOK ,
'Wifoc for tlie Young , "
Beinf the story of the i'cripturcs by R v , Oeo.
Alexander Crooic , D. D. In if m pie and attrac
tive liniruaje for old and jouiij : Pmfiuelv
Illustrated , leaking a mOit. Interesting aud im-
pmstve youth's lostrnctor. Everir parent will
secure tnls"worfc P. each era , jon should dr-
enlatel * . Pilce$300.
Seni * for"drculaH'with xtr ermj-
J. If.J ; nAUBBBS & tf . : { &t ! Louis , Mo
AND STILL THE LION
Continues to
Eoar for Moores ( )
HARNESS & .SABDLEIIY , |
. Ihave adopted the Lion , as. a Trade
Mark , and all my Goods wHl be stamp
< , with the Lion and my Name 'on
the umei No Goods are genuine
wUhojakthe abore stimpj. The boat
material fa uied and the most skilled
workmen-are employed , .and . at the
lowest cash price. . Anyone wishing
price Hat ot ijoods will confer a favor
; Bending for one. 1
MOOEE.
CAW , M. D. K. L. Siootss , II. D.
r NEBRASKA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
'n L ' :
INSTITUTE ;
for tha reception olpa4 nta for the
VAN
Phyeicians. & Surgeons ,
wt :
W
Jacob's B ck , corutr Capita 0.7 * . aad
VSthStroet. Offiaha ' eb
THE NEW YORK GLuTKINQ HOUSE
" " Has fiemoied to
1309 FARNHAM
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Where They Shall Keep Constantly * on HaEd ' 'an Irnmensa"
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MEN'S , BOYS'Aai > CHILDREN7CtOTJIIiYG , . § . .
HATS , CAPS AND GENT'S FCMi3inNC - - , GOODS. .
PEIQES ALWAYS THE LOWEST ,
and Examine Goods and Prices. sa '
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. 1309 Farnbam Street , Omaha , \cb.
MORE 'POPULAR THAN EV.ER , ,
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The Qennine
SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Th9 popular demandfor tha GENUINE SINGER inl879 exceeded th.itol
any previous year durinaf tha" Qaortar of a Century in which this " .Old
Beliablo" Machine has been before the public.
In 1878' we Bold 356,422 Machines. , In 1879 we sol'dteSl.ieTT ' '
M&chines. Excess ove'r any previous year 74,735 Machines.
Our sales last year were at the rate of over
1400 Sewing Machines " . Day I
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For OT iy bajlnras d j la the year ,
The "Old 'EeliabV
That Every BEAL Singer is the- Strongest ,
Singer Bowing Machine - . . . .
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the. Simplest , .the Most'
chino has this Trade
Mark cast into the Durable Sewing ,
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Iron Stand and em . .chine eve ? yet
bedded in the Arm of
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the Machine.
THE SINGER MANUF GTURp
Principal Office : 4 Union Square , New York.
1,500 Subordinate Offices , la the "b nited States and Canada , and 3,000 Office * in the O
"World and South America.
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AGENT FOR CHIGKE
And Sole Agent for
Burdett , and the Fort Wape Organ v
Go's. Organs , " .
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I | deal in Pianou and Organs exolnarvefy. yeara
experience in the Business , and handle
J. S. WRlfHT - \
16th Street , City Hall Building OHiaiia , % ) , . ,
FITO Tuner.
DOUBLE AUD
IWEB AND HI
Steam Pomps , Engine 'Triminin 'Minb'g Maobtocry ,
IELTIMC HOSE , BRASS AHD IROH FiTTlKCS , PIPE , STLAM ACKIJiD
AT WHOLESALE AND JRETAJL. C" * .
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURGH-AND SCHOOL BELfc.5-
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WHOLESALE AND KETAILrD'EALER 1K :
LUMBER , LATH5M
Pickets , Sash , Doors , Blinds/Mouldings , time ,
Cement , Plaster &c , -
STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE GEMEHtBO. ,
Near Union Paoifio" Depot. " .2 , OMAHA ,
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