Nebraska Newspapers

    MOMOTG , MAY 11 , 1881.
THE OMAHA DAILY 3EE----WEDNESDAY .
BEE.
-Wednesday Morning. May 11.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Patterson sells coal.
Try Safe's Peruvian Beer.
rarasola-Hiclaimii's. 7-tf
4000 residence lots , Bemis , a ent.
_ ( X Imstness lots. Call on lieiuis.
Try Saxe'u celebrated Cream S < * la.
Ikmis'ncw map of Omaha , 25 cents
BenuV real estate Iwom. Tiret iiage
_ 250 houses and lots. Bemis1 agency.
-ClieaiKst Hats in Omaha , at Freder
tf
ick's.
Wiat a rush for hats and bonnets Uowr
ATKINSON & CO.'S.
t ( ,
Finest Creamery Butter at Wwmer's.
inlO-lt
-200 fanus and IKX ) , X > acres of land ,
liemis , agent.
The Lion continues to roar for Moore.
Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewel
ers Crei hU.u . Block. "yM
Fine cigars by the box , very cheap , at
Kuhii's Drug Store.
J b I'riiitiug ,
jlr riKK Commercial >
call at THE BKE Job rooms.
Mixed paints , Whitehoiiso's dn s ht * > re ,
Ifitli and Califon.ia htroeU. aS-cod-I' "
fini Summer Silks at
The )
ATKINSON & CO.'S.
The thermometer indicated SI at one
o'clock" Slfehtly torrid.
TJie wa.-h.mt on Tenth street , at the
cro-s-ingof the creek , lias ljcn repaired.
The 2Lst street bridge over North
Omaha Cnwk is imiawaMe.Uie approaches
having Ijeen washed out.
Atkinson & Co.'x , the acknowledged
leading milliners , ICreujhlon 151.-ck . , Fifteenth
tf
teenth street
Reserved seats for Mrs. Clark's con
cert can be secured on and after Friday
morning next , atKdholm& Krickson'H.
Bill-Heads Letter-Heads ,
If you want - ,
Kuvelopes 01-any Job Work , call at THE
BEK Job JStx-ms. Prices that will suit
everybody.
James O'Brien , the boy tramp , was
committed by Judge Beuecko to the city
prison nntil to-day , when he will be
taken by his relations back to his home in
Chicago.
Mr. P. C. Himebaugh left for Chicago
Monday , accompanied by Mr. Talmaue
KiiKTiritcmlent ] of construction "of the new
elevator. During their alxence arrange-
jncnts for the machinery will be made.
A l > x chronometer costing $5,000 has
l > ecn imported by Max Meyer for the Un
ion Pivcific. By thisineans the Union Pa
cific company will lie able to run its line
on absolutely correct time.
Ei-Sherilf Porter , of White county ,
111. , passed through the city Monday ,
with J. L. Dollins , a prisoner in charge ,
who -was arrested in Washington Territory
on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
The little daughter of O. P. Lawtou
residing at 15th and Jackson btreets , was
bitten by a dog belonging to one Perrine ,
yesterday. Complaint was made at the
city police office and the dog will lie pro
vided for.
St. Elmo's variety theatre presented a
lively asj > ect Monday. The arrival-of
several specialty "artists" was hailed by a
full IIOUM * . Several soldiers , who alleged
that they had the "stuff In their clothes , "
vcre intent on lightening the load , and
things generally hummed.
John W. Pctty's challenge to Robert
Collins , of Lincoln , to bluxit against him
for five hundred dollars , has been declined ,
Collins urging his inability to cover Mr.
Potty's money. Collins refused a similar
challenge from Petty la t year , urging a
lame hhoulder as the cause. And yet he
claims his ability t < > outhhoot Petty.
Kx-Omncilman Shannon was obliged
to take his historic word from its scab
bard again yesterday. Twohotel runners be
came considerably excited in his Kiloon
over the possession of a passenger , and in
the altercation which followed bucceeded
in knocking the passenger down. Barney
t < iok out the sword "an' I allow ycz , there
was pace. "
The University oadets at Lincoln are
full of preiwirati.ms . for their visit to Oma
ha next Saturday. The Journal says :
"Every Friday afternoon hereafter the
university cadet battalion will give a d.ess
parade on their drill ground from 5 to 0
o'clock. The band will then apjiear in
full uniform , the notices of the manual ob
served , blank cartridges served to the men ,
and a handsome exhibition gona through
with. Lieut. Webster's first lesson to the
office of the battalion in artillery prac
tice will be given this afternoon from four
to five. After the hhoulder-straps have
learned , the privates come in for a hand at
the gun. By the way the captain * and
lieutenants now wear gold cord on their
jaunty caps. "
It pays to trade : it Kurtz's.
Straw lints ! Straw Hita : ! ! Frede
ricks Hat Store crowded with Mxn- :
illa.sj Mackinac's , French Milen
Braid and Canting , Childrens Leg
horn Straws in < jr il variety , lar
gest stock , lowest prices. Frederick's
Hat Emporium. mlO-tu-sat
DIAMOND Scarf pins elegant de
signs , at Whipple McMillen & Co.'s.
Spvcialty made of
Prescriptions at
0 | > eni House Pharmacy ,
mO-4t 211 South 15th Street ,
If you want a nice fitting Eyeglass
go ami buy a pairof STAR SPECTA
CLES. They will suit you when all
others fail.
EOIIOLM & EIIICKSOX ,
Agents , Opp. U. S. P. O.
Do your shopping at Kurtz's.
STAR SPECTACLES , suitable for
' nil eyes , at Edholm it Erickson's , oppo
site the P. O.
O.A
A Treat Ahead.
Mrs. J. T. Clark's concert on Tues
day evening next , will , without doubt ,
be the most enjoyable musical event
of the season. The talent engaged
lias l eeii selected from the very best
in Chicago , and .1 glance at the pro-
gramme warrants us in predicting that
the fastidious musical public of Omaha
will be both surprised and gratified at
the treat which \ve are convinced is in
store for them. Get your tickets at
, , once and be ready to reserve your
seats -on Friday morning without extra
-f charge.
Wanted.
An experienced traveling salesman
in the hardware line. Apply to or
address AV. 0. Taylor , superintendent
the Bradstrcet company. " iu9-2t
- Low Shoes ,
an immense
new stock
t { j- , . just received ,
. ; , down prices ,
' At H. POHLK & Co.'s ,
Leading Shoe Store.
. The MAMMOTH
Necklace is on
Exhibition nt * f
EnnoLii & EKICKSOX'S.
It attracts a good deal of attention.
Go .induce jt ,
STAR SPECTACLES , suitolilo for
all eyes , at Edholm & Erickf on's , oppo-
POSTOPPICE CHANGES.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Being
Expended Entire Redistricting -
tricting of the City for
the Carriers.
For two or three days carpenters
have been very busy in the postoflice
making some needed improvements
that have been for some time contum
plated. During Postmaster Hall's ub
sence in AVaihington in March he sue
cceded in obtaining an appropriatioi
of $1,500 and the acceptance of cer
tain plans for the improvement of th
working department of the ofiice. Ii
the room heretofore used for mailin0
purposes , two new desks are being con
strucled for the night registry lettc
clerks. In the day ofiice , a long desk
is being constructed , which will be
both serviceable and ornamental. Ai
iron fence will separate the depart
ments , allowing a passage between.
The ladies' general delivery , whicl
has occupied a part of the mailing
room , is moved toward Dodge street
and the gents' generaldclivcry1siiove | (
toward Douglas street , thus bringing
each window toward the center am
slightly contracting thcyale IKJX space
The room that will be afforded on tin.
Dodge street .side will be utilized fo
the Sunday delivery. Each carrier wil
have a window and the rush onSuuda ;
noon will bo greatly -avoided. As i
has Ix-'cn , thu inconvenience of obtain
ing mail on Sunday has been verj
-eat , and this improvement will In ,
highly appreciated.
Inside the ofiice a number of im
provements are to be made. The car
riers' distsibuting desk will be put
against'lhe north wall anil then more
desks provided , which will give
the carriers nearly four times
as much desk room as before.
There is also a new letter distributing
desk , stamping table and desk for the
superintendent of the carriers , which
will be in place by to-morrow. These
new de-sks are all of the finest work
manship and constructed solidly of
black walnut.
llut doubtless the most important
change in the office , and one which
will interest business men the most , is
an increase in camel's ' and an entire
redistricting of the city. Two new
carriers were appointed this week ,
lamed Molir and Henning. There
are now nine , and a substitute will
probably be appointed in a few days.
The routes of the men have been
carefully changed , to serve the best
interests of the public. AVhen every
thing is in smooth working order
Postmaster Hall expects to distribute
the mails in much less time than here
tofore , and with increased accuracy.
He contemplates future and additional
improvements , when another appro
priation can be obtained.
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS
AT KCRTZ'S STOUU.
AT KURTZ'S STOKE.
Gloves and Mitts.
Mitts and Gloves.
A large stock to select from at very
low prices.
HOSIERY ! HOSIERY !
HOSIERY ! HOSIERY !
It will pay to look at them.
PARASOLS ! PARASOLS !
The newest styles and lowest price.
llir. BARGAINS ! UK ; BKRCAINS !
In Iliblnms ! In Ribbons !
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Of all kinds , very cheap.
KURTZ'S STORE , Creighton Block.
mlO-t-t
Inng t Poitick removed to Thir
teenth , between Farnham and Harney
streets. apr 22-eod-tf
Revenue Collections.
The internal revenue oflico in this
city collected during the month of
April , $72,522.8.1 ; of which whiskey
contributed $52,478.70 ; beer , $3,503-
18 ; cigars and tobacco , $3,415.87 , and
specials , $12,057.08.
If you want Laces , go to ATIC1N-
SON & CO.'S jtut rarimf , a fine lot.
ATKINSON & CO.'S for handker
chiefs ; stacks of them. PARASOLS ,
PARASOLS , PARASOLS , another
invoice just received at ATKINSON
it CO.'S , and ladies please remember
that we will not be undersold.
Feesh Strawberries every day at
Weimer's. 10-51
A Broken Arm.
Samuel Hoxie , the popular billing
clerk in the United States & Pacific
Express Company's ofliccin this city ,
is ut present suflering from a broken
arm. On Monday he attempted to
catch a colt , and in the proceeding was
thrown against a tree , which caused
the fracture. He is.-us comfortable as
Can be obtained all the desirable
summer goods thisscasonforaLlTTLL
MONEY. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH
CLOTHING HOUSE , 1001 Farnham , cor
ner Tenth street.
Oranges and Lemons at J. I.
Nichols' . mGcod,3t
CiOO Pairs Mens' Shoes.
3C5 " " Bjiots.
285 " Ladies' Slippers.
200 " " Shoes.-
125 " Misses Shoes.
' 240 " Boys' Shoes.
225 " Children Shoes.
240 " Children SIipi ors.
The alxivc goods are slightly dam
aged , and we will sell them for less
than half price' and warrant every
pair.
HENRY DOHLE * CO. ,
Leading Shoe Store.
Fine American Watches of the best
make , in It , 4 and 5 ounce cases , at
AVhipple , McMillen &Co.'s.
United StatesCouit.
The jury in the United States court
are still out in the case of Calm vs.
Van Duyn. The entire forenoon was
occupied in the trial of a suit of Asa
Fisk , of Califoniia , against AVcsley
Poidson , of Pennsylvania. Justice
Miller is presiding.
If you want a handkerchief to Atkin
son's you'll go ,
For there they have a variety , and by
far the greatest show.
They have just received some lace
goods ,
The finest and cheapest to be found.
If j'ou want a Hat or Bonnet made ,
Go to the Leading House in town ,
The acknowledged LEADING House
in town.
ATKINSON & CO. ,
Creighton Block , 15th St.
Near the Postoflicc.
SILK GUARDS and Opera Glasses ,
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
A Heavy Storm Travels East
ward , Considerable Dam
age Caused.
A heavy thunder storm passed eve
this'cityjnbout three o'clock yesterda
morning. 'The lightning was espe
cially severe and probably causet
much damage to telegraphic poles am
solitary structures. The storm cam
from the west , and spent much o
its fury before reaching the Missouri
Between Brady's and" Willow island
on the Union Pivcific railroad ,
freight depot was struck and a part o
the roof torn off. The wind also lile\
down a windmill and unroofed
water tank. Other property in th
vicinity wis more or less injured.
STAR SPECTACES , suitabl. fo
all eyes , at Edholm & Erickson's , oppo
site the P. 0.
ATKINSON & CO. received tin
date , SUFFER SILKS , an clegan
line. NUN'S VEILING in quantitj
INDIA MULL and fine imjwrte
LAWNS in great profusion , and a
prices that defy competition. Inspec
tion cordially invited.
ATKINSON & CO. ,
AtJMOichJjed Lending Milliners am
Ladies' Fitrnixlient , Creighton block
liith street , near postoflice.
LOWELL'S LIFT.
The New General Passenge
and Ticket-Agent of the
C. B. & Q.
Mr. Perceval Lowell , general frcigh
and ticket agent of the B. & M. 11
R. in Nebraska , and assistant genera
manager , has been offered and has ac
copied the position of general pas
gor and ticket agent of the C. , B. & Q
R. 11. , with headquarters in Chicago
Mr. Lowell will leave Omaha io : is
sume the duties of his new position ii
ilxMit a week. Mr. Wood , who lately
lield the position to which Mir. Lowel
is appointed , resigned some time sinci
lo accept a similar position on tin.
I'ennsylvania railroad.
Mr. Lowell's appointment will ere
ite great satisfaction here , where his
ibilities are generally recognized. Hi
entered the employ of the Bnrlingtoi
ine as a clerk in 1870 and came to
Omaha in 1875 from Burlington to
: ike the place of secretary to Super-
ntcndcnt Irving , , from which positioi
ic has worked up to his present posi-
ion.
The Saratoga Union Sabbath Schoo
vill hold asociableto-morrow\Vedncs (
lay ) evening at the school house. Re
reshments of various kinds will lit.
ndulged in and a good time is antici-
> ated.
Stopped by Highwaymen.
Three men stopped Mir. C. E. Me-
geath , better known as Gen. Me-
geath , on St. Mary's Avenue , neai
7th street , Monday about nine
o'clock. Mr. M'egeath being tin-
mncd , WLS not prepared to resist theii
ittack and conseipiently considered
liscretion the better part of valor anil
ucceeded in escaping.
Do your shopping at Kurtz's store.
Mr. II. W. Bail , two blocks north
f the end of 18th street car track , is
low prepared to furnish all kinds of
Tccn-house plants , and especially a
ne lot of verbenas and other rarities ,
onstantly on hand , at a very low
-nire. tf
HICKMAN'S MILLINKKY HEADQUAU-
KKS are complete in every depart-
lent. al-ltf
For Sale at a Bargain.
3esirable piece of property , two lot&jj
ouse , bam , etc. , Isaac & Selden's ad-
ition. For particular enquire at
'
9 it BEE OFFICE.
STAR SPECTACLES , suitable for
11 oyesat Edholm & Eriekson's , oppo-
ite the P. O.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
T , A. Mrady , Ks < | . , of Hrownville , is in
he city on his return from Minnesota.
Samuel C ! . Owen , of Lincoln , national
tank examiner for Nebraska , Kansas ,
tlis-amri anil the southern half of Illinois ,
s in the city.
Mrs. Manning , wife of Lieut. Manning
f Fort Leavemvorth , arrived in the city
L'licsday , on a * visit to her S&ter , Mrs.
Seorgc Thrall.
Mrs. J. F. Clinchard , sifter of Mr.
Ili.irlw lialbach , and her mother ,
eft yotcrday afttnioon for the east , wliere
hey will snjoiini at one of the prominent
. 'aterin places.
The wife and daughter of Mr. William
) . Itees , of the U. 1 * . slu > ps , arrivcil liere
tiisinoniin from Wrexliam , Wales. They
liled with tlje steamsliiii Algeria , of the
Imiard line , anil arrived at New York on
lie -Jth in t.
Mr. Conkling , fonnerly a PulJ-
lan car conducUir on the t'nion Pacific
ailway , pis. ixj through this city yestoinliy :
ftemoon im his way to Iii-i home in North
'latte ' , accoiupanitHl by his wife.
Mr. W. C. liurnhani , fonnerly with Kd-
elm & Krickson , has acceiitvd apoMtion _
n Htitannaifs jewelry estoblislnuciit ,
fherc his old friend will tiiul him as smil-
ug anil oliliginjj : is of old.
( Jeneral Manager Thus. L. Kimball , of
he I' . P. railroad , J. T. Clark , general
.iiperintendciit. and .1. W. Morse , general
las-engeragent , left yesterday foranabsence
if some ten days in the west , during which
hue they will attend an important l * 'l
necting in Colorado , which may result in
ime > tartlhuj devel ] iueiits.
Mysterious Cattle Disease.
5lr. Omer Whitney , residing at Elk-
loni , lost twenty-two head of cattle
: ist Friday night , from some myster-
ous disoiise which attacked them very
mddenly. Mr. Whitney came to
) maha with the stomaclis of his cattle'
or the purpose of having them anal-
zed and learning the cuise of their
leath , but he has thus far been una-
ile to get an analysis.
A large munltcr of milch cows in
Council Bluffs , gr.udng on the bottoms ,
tave died within a few days from what
s apparently the same disease.
Silverware ,
NEW Jewelry ,
NEW Clocks ,
NEW Star Spects ,
it IHtolcsalc Prices , at
EUHOLM & ERICKSOX'S ,
Opp. thu U , 8 , P. 0 ,
Finding a Bonanja.
M ichael Duff } * , one of the employes
if Mr. .1. H. Baldwin , the house
norcr , yesterday , while at work in
aising a buildiiTg near Redfield's old
trinting ofiice , on Twelfth street ,
bund a bag containing a quantity of
iilvcr. The exact amount of the find
Duffy did not disclose , but from "the
iize of the bag it was estimated to con- .
sun somewhere near a hundred dol-
THB BOARD OP TRADE.
ATI Important Discussion and
Timely Suggestions.
The regular meeting of th
board of trade was held Monda
at which important matters relative t
Omaha and her commercial enterprise
were taken up. Among the routin
business , the secretary was cmpowem
to obtain an assistant , and his .salary
was fixed. Louis Bradford and T. A
McShane were elected members o
the board.
Letters were read from Samuel C
Davis , of St. Louis , the firm of A. T
Stewart & Co..ml other importan
dry goods houses in relation to the es
tablishment here of a wholesale dr
goods house. Nothing very del *
nite was determined upon.
A letter from AV. N. Nason , of Gal
veston , Texas , was read , in which th
writer expresses his desire to still b
retained as a member of the Omah
Board , and intimates his -intentio
to return to this city.
President Boyd and several othei
were heard from in regard to trans
portation interests in the city. Th
president said that the business of th
cityjvas growing each day faster tha
eveij before , and' that a new railroai
line to penetrate the northwest wa
becoming a necessity.
Secretary Allen suggested an annua
bnnquet , to both advance the interest
of the board and form new acquaini
ances among business men.
The suggestion was favorably it ,
eeived , but no action taken.
STAR SPECTACLES that suit al
eyes at EIHIOI.M & EIIIOKSON'S.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. No. I.
Attention ! All active members o
P. II. & L. Co. No. l.also of Pompie
section , will report at engine hous
No. : ) . May 10th , 1081 , at f > : . " > 0 p. in
sharp , for company drill.
E. G. Riuv : , CHAS. FISCHER ,
Secretary. Foreman.
The postponed meeting of the jour
nuymcn painters will be held on Tues
day night , at S o'clock , in Firemen'
Hall , City Hall building.
Livingstone's Benefit.
The amateur performance at th
Academy of Music Monday , in
tended as a complimentary benefit to
Charles Livingstone , was fairly at
tended. The "Pirates of the Isles'
is too strong a play , however , for nn
trained talent , and hence many of the
characters were of a necessity weaklj
sustained. Livingstone and Mis
Minnie Grossman both bore theii
parts creditably , and received mcritet
applause.
Army Orders.
The following orders have beei
issued from the headquarters of the
department of the Platte :
A board of survey , to consist ? o :
I/apt. William S. Stanton , corps oi
engineers U. S. A. , chief engineci
oflicor of the department , Capt. Capt.
S. Roberts , 17th infantry , A. D. C. .
mil First Lieutenant Earf D. Thomas
"ith cavalry , will convene at the oh'
government corral , Omaha , Neb. , 01
the ilth day of May , 1881 , at 10
o'clock a. in. , or as soon thereafter :
) racticablo , to report upon and fix the
esponsibility for the loss of , or dam
age to , certain quantities of coal ami
lay , for which Capt. John V. Furey ,
A. Q. M. , U. S. A. , is accountable.
Second Lieutenant John A. Bald-
vin , ! ) th infantry , will report , in per
ion , without delay , to the coinmand-
ngollicer , Fort Sidney , Neb.for dntj
mtil further orders with company F ,
Hh infantry.
So much of special orders No. 3 < i ,
Hirrent series , from these headqnar-
ers , as relates to Maier Peter P. ( ! .
lall , pay department , is revoked.
FACTS ! FACTS ! FACTS ! FACTS !
LOWEST CASH PRICES
IXD F-AIll HEAI.IM ! ALWAYS CUAT.AX-
TKElt AT
3USIIMAN'S DRY GOODS STORE ,
Southeiisl comer Fifteenth and
DongLis.
L'0-MiORROW ! TO-MORROW ! TO
MORROW !
We will offer extraordinary Bargains
II AM , DKl'AKTMEXTS , that Cilllliut be
qualcd elsewhere. AVu WILL SELT ,
jadics Hose at 5e per pair that cannot
e matched elsewhere at less than
rom lOc to l.r c per pair. Ask to see
lie Bargains in this dcpartmont-
' 0-MORROW ! TO-M ORROW ! !
TO-MORROW ! ! !
VF WILT , HELL Loiisdalo M uslid at Sjc ;
hoicc new Prints at 4ic ; Good ,
leivy Unbleached M'uslin at 5 e.
'all and sec the splendid array of
argains all tlirongh this department.
'O-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! !
TO-MORROW ! ! !
Ve will sell Summer Silks at less than
ny other house in Omaha. You will
nd it to your interest , and will buy
f us if you come and see them ,
'riiiimiugs in Fringes , Satins , Bro-
ules , Passementeries , Buttons , Cords ,
\-issels , Ornaments. All at prices
iiat will surprise you.
'O-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! !
TO-MORROW !
Wo will offer choice new , desirable
ress goods at prices that will surely
stonish jtiit. Ask to see our new
*
Jroeades , at 10o , well worth 15c ; our
Voolen Dress Goods at from lOo to
5c ; All Wool Bunting at 18c ; All
Vool , yard and a quarter wide at 50c
) ( > 5c. Yon canot match these bar-
ains elsewliere at less than from S5c
0 § t per yard. Tliey are new clean
lyles , such goods as are never found
1 auction rooms. If you want auc-
ion goods j'ou will find it to your in-
erest to buy them in an auction house ,
lien , you will buy with your eyes
pen , and are much less likely to be
eceived. It will pay you to buy
reelat this sale , as they cannot and
re not equalled elsewhere. Also
gents for the celebrated Glove Fit-
Jig Bazar" Patterns , the best in the
rorld. Send'for a "catalogue , Bush-
lan'a southeast comer Fifteenth and
Douglass streets.
Brownell Hall Trustees' Meeting.
At the meeting of the trustees of
* rownell Hall last evening. Bishop
/larkson.Rev. R. Dohcrty , DeanMills-
augh , Henry W. Yates , ex-Mayor
'hose , and JudgeDundy , of Falls City ,
' " "
ere pr sent ,
Tlie reading o/ the rector's report
lowed the affairs of the school to be
i a flourishing condition. There has
oen an increased attendance of pupils.
Ninety-five have been in attendance
uring the year , thirty-five of whom
'ore from other places , lironiiell
[ all is undoubtedly a popular semU
ary for the education of young ladioa ,
nd is yearly gaming a reputation of
eing one of the best schpols in the
SPECIAL NOTICES.
XOTICE Advertisements To Ixxxn , For Sale ,
Lost , Found , Wants , Boarilinif , See. , uill IK > in-
sarteil in these columns once for TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent insertion , FIVE CENTS
per line. The first insertion never lesa than
TWENTY-VIVE CENTS.
TO LOAN-MONEY.
TO LOAN 215 S. 14th St. Clarkson
MONEY . CT-tf
"ONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Ollii-o of D.
M L. ThoinaItooinS. . Ciciilitoii liloc-k.
OXEY TO LOAN 110 ! ) Farnhain Struct.
M Dr. EdwanlV Loan Agency. novtf !
HELP WANTED.
Uy agentleman and wife- , , . ,
unfurnished , Minny room. Address lo\ !
4.r.i S55-10
ANTED A K''I ' ' at French Colleo Iloiii-e ,
10th street. * v SiJ-12
" \\7"ANTED To rent a house o ( 4 or 5 1-001119 ,
YV ithinsiMwKsof ixivt oHii-u. AtKlrrvi
with krms. C. E. F. , Auditor sOitite , 1' . & M. R. It.
S37-12
'ANTED Clumber maid , at Einnictt House.
S5C-10
WANTED 7 or S rooms , lorn , listcrn
ROUSE coiiveniunci-s ; anv plare north
of ISth St. Api'lx 1' . O. Bo043. . '
" \A7"ANTKIl A dining loom ( rfrl , at northeast
V T corner 12th and IIo\rar.l SK S52-11
" \\7"ANTBD Rrst and second girl , N. W. Cor.
> l ISth awl Faniham Sts. b.VJ-12
" \A7"AXTE1 > A ( rood woman cook , L. McCov
YV lit. 20th ami ± M , on 1'opplctona\e. bT.1-12
"TTTANTED A gentleman of Mine hu-inuxi ex-
YY iK-ricncu would bu Liil to hear of an o ( > -
jwitunitj to invest a small ( aiitvl | : in some sile ,
cjfitimate mercantile Imsinc . Aildress , II. J. ,
llee olfice. Sit-li .
ANTED-Fivc carvntiT4 | , IMh ami C'lim-
mins. M.T. Jinsi'HY.
-A soo.1 prl at once hy .Mn. .1.
WANTED street , lietwcen Howard and
llarmy. yM-10
ANTED- Men to work in garden next to
W f.iir grounds , North Kith street ,
TOL'SI.IIY IIOS. ! !
' . -Sfc-owl hand icc-liov at tinI'liib -
WANTI'.DSfcowl
delphia restaurant , on 10th Kui. DoimLu
and Dod 'e. W4-11
\\rANTED-UoiKC , 4t tiioom- ' , within siv
YV Moeks of Uth and Jackson Sts. . K. A.
Ilocliinc , 2.rol , St. Mary's Avenue. SXMU
llfANTKU A lot itnuli'il for Omaha Safe
\ \ Works. Alxj bids for ono-btory brick
Imilililij , ' , 40\O ! fcvt. S4-11 : (
WANTEIlKiiii1oynifiit ] liy a liaiulj man ,
anxious obtain work of onif kiinl ; ii a
SIKX ! , plain tr.ndcn i-arK'iiteraml | ictintcr ; under-
htanil-j lackinggtmhillliu ; foiiml willing and
olili in ? . A neuly-arriu-d fini nint. l'I i o ad-
iln--i J. 0. , looolii ! < i * tcivll
NTlHi 5 i-arin-ntcrs and ' cabint-t mak
ers , tt'si. KVEKiriT. Sll-tf !
WAXTKi-T | o lir > t-cl.i& ) barbtrs. and none
otlivriicwlaiiiily.J. II. CUKIIV , I'nion
lilnck. s-jy-tf
-\\/"AXTKD-A / jjirl at the I'.inlic House.
ijii-i : !
BASTED- Iiimii ! ; I'.ooin Cirl at the i'lan-
AV
L ter's House , corner IHid e and IGth.
QITUAT10N WANTED-An ex ! > ericn d nnr-o
> J dcsiies a situation. Ininiire at D.-iig Ktire
ith : : aihl .loiics. y7-ii )
LArNDKKSS AND I'OKTEIl WANTKD-im-
mciliately' at the Occidental. Sffl-tf
A\7"ANTiil-Cattle : and wits to graze in a
> > fenced i u < tnre. Steers ami the enttle
grazvil in separate ] istiiris. Kor tvnir. , locution ,
\ . - . , aiiply to .MILTON lIENDKIX l-t and Him
anlj-t" . , Omaha , Neb. biii-eikl
ANTED Man north of the end of ISth St.
w
A\r ANTED Carpenteis and cabinet maker- .
Inquire next iluor to | ! KK ullice. hpi tl
CAISI'KNTKK A jrood cai cntcr and two -0.1
men to s-ct ju ts and build fences uantci
by Dr. Kilwtird * , 1100 Kaniham sticot.
7f.5-tf
Al ANTCD.-Tuolioarders in prj\atc family ,
For tcnus , & ? . , address S. , Po-t OiKa
lln3S7. . 7M-
" \A7 ANTED A situation liy a man of fainih
\T steady , industrious and n tiling to lie ii-i
{ til in any honorable oaiodty. Coiniwiisation rt
L-nnliii' to n bility. I'lea caddreM .1. E. H.
c-.iro of llhK iMiec. _ _ GOI-tf
" \\7 ANTEI ) Situation a- ijiit oratanykim
\ of writing , by it voniietciit ] young ladj
Address "T , A. " IKK ! otlice. Itcftrenc'M givei
ilul reiiiired. | _ fi'20-tf
FOR RENT -HOUSES AND LAND.
A FCHMSIIKll HOOM Foil HENT-On I'arn
J\ . bam St. , l > et. ICth and 17th.
IjU'K ' ItENT ; i rnrnishcil ic > ms , s-uitable foi
JL bonsckeepini , ' for man and wife. 711 Nortl
Isth St.
J101 ] > KENT A laRje furnUlieil room on lirst
; ttoor , with lioanl. Also a few day Wrder >
ivanted. 1S03 Califoniia street. a:25-7'-S-tf
71011 KENT- c rooms Miilable for house-
I '
kucpin , at 1'JloDod e street , licnt , V
Iiiinircof | J. S. Halhert , Witbnell Houie.
S4Q-10.
I.1011 KENTUIH.C ci.ttr'e on Chiuurn , be
' ucc-n 21 > t and I'-M &ts. ln.iiire | of .lohn I. .
McCayuu , oii. | ; ifrto.Ticu. SiO 10
1710U UKNT-Cin fii-st lloor , ( nrrklifd rooms
1 ; Miuthuot corner I'Jtb an l Iki\en | > orr.
T.'iS tf
1710U KENT 1'lea.sant rooms , furni bcil or nn
J ; fnniishul , N" . E. corner llitli and Califnr.iu
street" . VJ- (
71OU KENT Fiiriiishul roonn. Iniiilruat | ISIS
J '
Chira.i ; ) street , CiMJ-tf
1.10U HENT The building IfW linrt street ,
1 ; fonntrly utl by .lohn Cano as the London
ntat market. Some butciior tools for s-ile. Ap-
> ly on the { ireinlsuM or of John lUumer ,
'urnliam street. ( Kj.t )
I710K KENT A store , corner 10th and l.ea\cn
L. worth. IiKjuirc next door , at Peters-oil's.
( iii-tf
KI'.NT2 fiirni-luil IOOIIK oier MeJ-
1 chants' E.\chaiiL-eN. E. cor. ICth and Dodice
t reels. ifa'J-tf
FOR SALE.
171011 SALE CHEAP A lot of household furni-
L' tiru of all kinds , nearly new , itinsistin of
aqwts , clianilicr sets , stoves , dUbis , ete. , ami
No a new piano. The entire lot ill be sold to-
'etlier , or in pieces , to suit purchaser. Any ) > er
\\MiInx to buy any furniture or anj of tlir e
rticlcs ill find it to their interest to t-.ill on 'Jlt
treet , fonrtl ; house-south of Dotl c. Partic-s are
eaviiit ; the city is ruison for selling. 3t
SALE A span bay horses , -ooil hanicss
I71OU wa n. Inqniri : Cor. lilth and la en-
> ort streets at M.iiiiiinxi" . -StJ : 1
niC'K-SliOO a thousand. T. Ml'KKAY.
B
-SALE Ten elegant residence lots , situated -
1710K } near tenninns of red-car strict rail a\
ne : ncicr in market before. Inquire of K. ( i.
I I'M I'lIKEV , M)7 ) N. Ibth street. 795 j
SALE 1 ( , 'ooil Ice lov. ! Iiiqiiire at thii
I71OU . Slf
SALE A small , well-built bouse of four
' rooms and summer kitchen , \\ith comer lot ;
ell Uid out , fruit and e\ei reeli tri'i-s , etc. : ( rood
ell and cellar : price , SIS-V ) . Apply to It. LAItCE ,
7th and and Dod e.streets. H > . 'mtf
71OH SALE Cottage on Tenth street , between
Hanicy and Ilow inl. S. LEHMAN , 11U3
'urnham street.
71OK SAI.K Cheap , two hour's with four and
J MX rooms , within two and four b'oek.s of the
Histollii-e. Inipiireof K. P. FOSDIKE.aU'inick
lank'.s. bll-tf
71011 SALE --JOO tons Uv , close to railroad
! track. E..I. . ASIITUN , S.-ward. 7H7-I1
.1OKRALK MEATMAKKI7THaiinif togo to
, Knnipo ne\t month , I will sell my market
ilildinj ; , fixtures , tools , harin- , waxoni , i te. ,
; e. SonUieast corner IDth ami Doil e streets.
. AIKVKIi. 70111
71011 SAI.K lle.uitifnl roidence lot ; location
: lirst-ilass ; priivlOuo. . JOHN L. lia'AJit'
pposite posloilice. 71 tf
TlOKSALE-lIonie und Lit on North iJ-iii stT ,
_ " atxiian ) . Impure of JOHN L. JltUAGfE ,
[ 'l ' > site postollicc. 70l-f |
71OII SALE A irood pajiii ; ; restaurant. In-
iiiire | at this olHi-e. 703-2S-lm
SALE Side liar fjiji Imsno , iffwd as neiv
ply to n. It. , at S. P. Mor e & t'o. Ite7 It
r11IEAP-ilO acies choice land , one-half mile
j cast of S < hmlcr ; l. > 0 acres broie and 2(1 ( acres
mlicr ; JO acres instnrc , fenced ; Ur c two storj-
ousc and ijood ont-bulliliir s ; titles perfect ;
w ned by a w idow lady ilc-Mrintr to uiova. Ct
r city iiroiicrtv in cxcnaniru.
'
'II. D. ESTABUOOK ,
l-4-tf EAKL R < ; OK.
? OH SALE Maps of Douglas and Sarpy coun-
J tics A. KOSEWATEIi , J5iOFamham street.
71011 SALE Lease and furniture of a first-class
hotel in a town c.f ] ? M inhabitants , in state
' Nebraska : his 21 l > ods ; the tnnelin men's n--
jrt. Inquire at BEK "Hicc. alii-tf
7101 : SALE A BAHRAIN A building with
' saliHin fivturcs , furniture and st"X-k , on loth
rect , a ] > pfitc t" . P. depot , for sale vcrj chcaii ;
r the fixtures , furniture and stock wifl lie sold
nil builJinz renteil. Inquire of ED. KHEISS-
AN" 7'J tf
II T THING YET-H.C. Clark ft Co.Vi
rHE > rial Self It.iitinir Witter Wheat Flour ,
3r ] xincakliiMniiU , , and .til kinds of | aktrj.
'ry it. A > k your srocer forlt. 47S-tf'
MISCELLMEOUS.
1TKAYED OU STOLEN From my premise * on
3 Saturday night Ma > 7th , one white pony , G
sirs old. sS5 retrard will be paid for the return
' < aid i ny and the arrest and com iction of the
lief. tf. A. Undipicst , South Ilth street ,
malia , Xeb. S4S-11
UVIROVOYANT Mrs Horence Hewitt. buU-
J ness clairox'oyant , tellj your J * " i pruavuS
id future , all aljont Jonmej-s , lawsuits , loit or
aln jimiK-rtj- , business and love affairs. Satis-
ction sainntcuL Residence , 2712 Hurt street ,
no squares west of military briibe. SJ7-H
rTMIlKELLAS And Parasols rci lrfO l.y M.
J SCHITT. Uth an J faHiaia Ms. 7aOtf
' OsfP A small dark bnndle cow , with white
J S7 < > ts , rope aronntl the horns. Information
adintn her rcoery suitably rewarded , at J.
. THUKSTON'S. 20th and Dayenport streets.
a'J7-737-tf
TM . 1IHOWN Corner lith and Chicago
. tlrttU , j < rtiwly tq l.ore or Ueei'tn wells ,
itisfactiqn guaranteed. VPj.t
TEAMS Can he s'o ( at John Itarrs tUMe for
i , all kinds of work at reasonable figured , mar
! worth str ts. 87S-tf
FOP.OET The sucressora of the American
DONT
ican House , on Itanclas street , between Oth
nd loth , for board , lodging and transient cua-
m rs. Respectfully ,
' *
MABKETSBY TELEGBAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.
AVALL STIIKLT , N. Y. , May 10.
Market openetl active and higher ; frac
tional rises in New York Central , Lake
Shore , Northwestern , Lackawana , Dela
ware & Hudson , Jersey Central , Hannibal.
Western Union , Old and New Kansas and
Texas. Manhattan Metropolitan , New
York , Denver , Wahash rose ? c and pre
ferred Jc ; Erie second , strong , SI OtU :
Northern Pacific preferred rose jc ; C. 0.
C. & I , 1 * ; Memphis & Charleston Ic.
MOSEY Easy , 3Jc per cent ; exchange
firm at 4 S.Ui-11 STi.
COVKUX5IKXTH.
1'inn.
G's 18St 133 } * ' coups llfVJ
.Vs coups 10U Currency ( i's 131
4.Vscoup HiiJ
n.\II.KOAIS.
The following were the latest prices ;
Am Ex SO Erie 50
CC&IC 274 Preferred
CCC&I IHi pf'p..l01i |
NYC H71 IM 7i *
Ohio Central. . . 33J K&'F 4i5 !
L S 12SS
Prefen-ed. . . . 7 < M M&E 12.- . ?
Nerthwestern. .127
. . . O&M 4C.
Manhattan . 27 o.tw a ;
A&TH pf'd..ir C4 I'M Wi
C&O . 2ii ) San Kranci'-CK. . 40
CoeA . 141 ? StJ'aul 120i
WalxLsh i
. Preferred. . . . !
JJ&KCf .
St. Louis Produce Market.
ST. LQIUS , Bfiiy 10.
AVlic.it , firm for cosh and May ; other
options lower ; No. 2 rod , § 1 10 for
cash ; SI 101 10. } for May ; SI 07 ?
1 073 for June ; § 1 OL for July ; ! ) (
' . ) ! ( Jc for August.
Com Cash firm and options lower
atK ! c for cash ; 43J-Mc ( for Slay ;
42Jc for .rune ; 42iGi422c for July ;
KJlf.r-IUic for Auyiist ; i44J.r ; > t4c for
yuptcmber.
Oats Hotter al .0.7 < ? " 7i : l > id for
cash ; Mfe'Mfc for May ; 'U e.'JCiAc
for June ; JMgc for July ; L' ! c for Au
gust.
Jlyc Xoniin.il.
1'arley No market.
Hiitter Lower ; daily , 12G20V.
Eggs Lower at 8c.
Whisky -Steady at ? ! Ofi.
Pork Slow ; jobbing at $17 12i.
Dry Salt Meats Firmer and slow
Haw in Uetter at § ( J fiOQl ) 25Til ( ! 45
( ! i no.
Laid Higher at ? 10 7'2i.
*
! >
St. Louis Live Slock Market.
Hogs Fairly active and lower ;
Yorkers and Haltimores , § . " > TO ia SO ;
mixed packing , ST > ( ! . " > ' ; " > ! K ) ; clioice to
fancy , $ < ! 00 < . . ( j . ' ! , " > ; pigs , § 5 2f ; re
ceipts , 1.700 head ; shipmeatH , 4lOO !
head.
Liverpool Produce Market.
Livnitrom , , May 10.
AVhp.it AVinlcr , i'.srtOs ' lid ; white ,
8s Hdr ) ( , . ) s Ud ; siiring , 8s CdGUs : club.
Os r.dff.s ! lOd.
Corn New , 5s 1 lAd ; old do , 5s Old.
Lard 5Js. (
Pork 72s.
Chicago Produce Market.
CiiR'ACo , May 10.
Wheat , quite active and prices
without important change ; corn , in
fair rcipiest ; oats sold tairly , and long
options easier and May firmer ; pork ,
quiet ; lard , moderately active and
easier.
AVheat-Spring , May , SI Oli ; June ,
SI 03 > @ 1 03 | ; July , SL O J l O.'Jg ;
August , ! )8 ) c : year , O.r i(505jc ; closing
at SI 0jCH : ! 03vf for July.
Corn May , 42ic ; June , 41 ? ( 41 c ;
July , 42TI42iic } ( ; August , 4l' c :
September , 4Ii | C" ' < t3A.
Oats AIiy : , ifSlrsTiSJc ; .fune , U7.c ;
July , SOiCi-'JOSc ; August , 28y282c.
Kye May , $1 If. bid ; July , " Die
bid ; August , 77-'c bid.
Pork Mess , June , § 10 SO < 2'1 ' ( ; 821
bid and § U5 851 87i asked ; July ,
Sl ( 8"A asked and 810 S2i bid ; Au
gust , S-MJ 00.
Lard-May , S10 75 asked and
310 G7A bid ; June , $10 75 asked and
810 05 bid ; July , § 10 7A ; August ,
Hulk Meats Short ribs , June ,
S8 40 ; July , § 8 40@8 42i ; August ,
? 847i. '
New York Produce Market.
NEW YOUK , May 10.
Flour Unchanged ; Southern flour
in moderate demand ; § 5 'JfitfjG 75 for
good to choice shipping extras.
Wheat Afl'2 cents lower and mod
erate demand ; spot sales No. 2 red
spring , § 1 2. ! .
Corn Heavy and i(7c ( lower and
moderately active : .spot sales No. 2 ,
( 2c ] ; No. . ' { , riJT.r ! ( > i 5e ; .steamer mix
ed , ii ; ] ( " ( tge.
Oats Moderate demand and active ;
white , fle ; No. 2 do , HOgiilc ; No.
ilo , 4c ! ) ; mixed , t(5c. (
Ryu Nominal.
Harley Nominal.
Cut Meats in fair demand and firm ;
pieKfed haina , S10 HOQlO ' 75 ; do ,
uluuilders , § 7 HO.
I'urk Moderate demand ; ordin.iry
mess for early delivery , SIC 00 ; old
in fair demand and steady ; spot sales
[ > f western steam at SI i 20 ; city do ,
5IJ t 00.
Whisky Nominal.
Absolutely Pure.
JIaJe from r.rape Cream Tartar. No otln-r pn
wratioii makes * > ucli li ht. llaky hot lirfrxtUors
iicritorioiH | iastry. Can be eaten by Ii.vciwpUr ,
rithont fnr of tli'o ills roultinir ( rom lieiixy inili-
otilile looil. Solil onlv in cans , hv all CriKx'r .
HOVAL UAklNU I'OWliKK Co. .
New York.
LARGEST STOCK !
t *
CD
CO
CO
OQ
CO CD
CX2
land Sewed Alices a Specialty
4. DOHLE & CO.'S
Leading Shoe Store , .
JIAHA ,
J. H. FLIEGEL ,
Successor to J. II. Tliiele ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
CHEAP LAND
FOR SALE.
1,000,000 Acres
OF THE
FINEST LAND
IN
EASTERN NEBRASKA.
SKI.ECTED is AN EARLY DAY SOT KAIL
IloAn LAND , IICT LAND OWNED BY NON-
I'ESIDKSTO , WHO AUK TIKEII PAYING TAXES
AND AUK OFFF.U1NO T11EIII L\NI)3 AT TIIK
LOW rmcK OK ? < > , § S , AND S10 PEU ACHE ,
OX LONi ! TIME AND EASY TEIIJIS.
WB AI O OFFER FOR SALK
IMPROVED FARMS
IN
Douglas , Sarpy and Washington
. C3OTJ . .mJJL t-if-t.
ALSO , AN IMMENSK LIST OF
OinakCitySealEstate
Tnclutliiig KleRaiit Ivesulencw , 15u.sine.ss
niul I'cskluncc lioln , Clica ) ) Iliiu > vs : iucl
Lot.s , niul a large nuinlier of Ii"t-s in most of
Uio Additions of Onuilin.
Also , Rinnll Tracts of 5 , 10 and 20 acrcw
in and near the city. We have X HH | < iii | r-
tiuiitiea fur making I < < > aiis , and in all COSPS
liei-Minully exainine titles and take every
( irecaiition tu iii.-iino t > afety < > f money M >
invested.
lel-w ! ( we offer a small Hat of SPECIAL
BOGGS & HILL ,
Real Estate Brokers ,
14O8
North Side of Farnham Street ,
Opp. Grand Central Hotel ,
OMAHA , NEB.
DPMT Farm of ICO acres , 3 miles
Ii C W I vest of city. 1:3 cullhated
lou-e , barn anil out buildinr ; < .
liOUCiS & HILL.
PflP PPMT H0-.wre farm at barrack * .
rUn nCIi I Hood improvement * .
UOCHiS & HILL.
Cft D C AI C I'8' locitcJ residence lot in
rUn OMLC the city , Ulst and Ikxlu'e St ) .
HOGGS it HILL.
O A I P A very nice 5-rooni cottage
OMLC leased ground rents for sin.
CAI IT "ew bouse of 4 ronms ith
OMLC full lot. 2Gth and Farnham.
Only t-200 required down. Trice 1,100.
HOGGS & HILL.
Q AI P " 'ew M0.use u' ' " ' 'ia" ' c''J' ' ° ri
OMLC near Huli ; School , 5 room" .
lar'e , liay window , high doors and cfilinO. Every -
thin" irfect , 2150. HOCUS Is HILL.
QA.I P Corncr0' txyn choice lots in
OMLC Shinn's Addition , ropiest teat
at once submit best cosh otTer.
1OCG.S ! & HILL.
OAI C A S001' ' am' ' "lesirablo rcsi-
OMLC deuce proiertv | , 40 < Xi.
IMMUiS & HILL.
C r.F-SIIIENTE-Not in the market.
ACIU
linC Owcruil eltforSOr 0.
HOCUS .V HILL.
0 A ! C 4 K'1 lots , Shinii's 51 a.1-
OMLC Jition 1W each.
UXGS ( ! vt IIILI * .
CAI C A -IJ-story brick houve
OMLC uithtiloti , on corner -Jtli
an.l Uoiijlw , 1,700. 11OUUS .t HILL.
Q Al P A lcrv finc r1'1'0 Io' . * °
OMLC Mine jiarty desiring to bnlid
a line hoax , ttWO. liOCOS .V HILL.
Q n 1 r Aliout2c)0 lot-i in Kountze .t
OMLC Until' * addition , jiiit south
of St. Mary's a\enue , ? ISO to 5.-00. Thee lots
are near business , stirroundetl by line imiirote-
nu'iits and arc 40 per ivnt iiu-i ] -r thill : any other
lots in tlie market. ! ii\u money bv Inning these
loin. ioccs : : & Illl.k
Q III r 10 lot- ) , suitable for fine rc-i-
OMLC dcmv , on r.irk-Wihl uicniif ,
II blocks S. K. of ileKit ] , all covered with fine Lir e
trwM. 1'rieu txtremelv low. SidO to ? TOO.
1OUS ! ! it HILL.
CAI P Sonic \crv cheap lots in
OMLC I.ike'ii aildition.
IHHIUS & HILL.
CAI P Cheap corner lot , corner
OMLC IkMii-lit : and Jtffir.oii StH.
UOliUS .V IIII.U
C AI P ns InU ° " 2Ul1'T" ( ' 2st1' .
OMLC 2Hh anil 30th SU , betuecn
Kariibam , Dotl I.ls , and the proposed extension of
I > oil e street. I'rii-es raii'C , from * ? W to tfl ( i.
VVu luxe concludol to ; rfve men of snuill nii-nrn ,
jnu more cliance to secure a home nnil "ill build
lieu < 4 on tbe-'c loU on small | > iinent , and "ill
< ell lotion monthlv lu nienU.
nienU.UOGCS
UOGCS > t
CDD CAI C 1TO ocrw , 9 miles from city ,
HUH OMLC aliontW acresery choice
ialle\ , with running ; water ; Inlince tfcntly rollinj , '
iirrine , only miles fjom rail.ioail10 jierncje.
iou s nil ILL.
CAI C 4W ai-res in one tract twelve
OMLC niile-s from city ; 40 a--rcs cnl-
: hiUil , IhiMKpriiitfof water , Mjme nice al-
leys. The Liiiil is all tlnt-ckwi rich jmiirie. Price
; 10 i > er acre. IMXiliS , V 1 1 1 1.L.
CAI C IfiO acn i } milo cost of KIk-
OMLC horn LtiitiuTi , ou rcilroad.
[ uniiinLater , 10 acres cultivated.
I0 ! SJt HILL.
CAI C lm ! " ' " 5 "lil < ; s north of
OMLC Elkhorn .Station , must lie
oM for uhat it "ill brinu' .
IJOGCS & HH.f >
CAI C SO acres next south of Dins
OMLC dale ill 4-15-11. A irCMxl nnd
lesirable tnurt , rnd ilovMi on toyalle > of Pup-
lillion , will. IlOtiUS i HILL.
CAI C 7iO acres in one bixlv , 7 mill's
"
OMLC eat Of Fremont , is" all lei el
and , pjnducins hra\v _ uronth of ( ( nw , in bi h
alle\ , rich soil and 3 mies from railroad ami
nle track , in good settlement and no IM ttt-rUml
All b. ; found. liUCCS A. HILU
CAI C A highly improved f. nn of
OMLC 'JtOai-res , mil from lity.
* ine improteinenti on this Kind , owner not a
inutktil farmer , determhud to sell. A gou < l
' | -iiii * for sonw liutn of nu-.ins.
CAI IT ICO acn-si In ic. . 1 , town IB ,
OMLC ruuell. .Mnvtlx ; sold this
iionth. liiX
CAI C 2f" , " res of tuiil near Mil-
OM LC land .Stitiim. V " > near Elk-
i < > ni. ( ttin ; | tjmi ( aires in north | rt of conn-
V , ST t sl ( > , jj.iKii ares t ! t i ) miles from Flor
nee , -5 to111 : 5.1 KM a. res west of the Elkhorn ,
I to stO ; IUIMJ acres scattered through theconn-
> , * ( ; to . " 10.
Tlie-alxiic lands lie near and adjoin nearly
ter > farm in the coimtv , and can ino.st.ly lMiM l
n Mnall ta-b ] r ment , witli the tudani-e in 1 2-3-
and i r. ar.s time IUKJCS & HILL.
"DP Qfl5 F Set cral fine residences iiroji-
Ull OriLC eiticH ncter lioforu i.tlcrml
ml not knoHii in the market as bcini ; for Kale.
< xations will < ird.v lie inrulc known to pnrtliaiera
niennirilni iin.7i. IUWJGS J : HILL.
MPROVED FARMS JS.-SK '
njirovc farm1arnnnil Omalia , and in all rort-t of
iou'UiSari > i ami U'a > hiii tf > n counties. AI * }
In Id'i'a , For ilgM.-ri ] > tion and jirites c : II on
- lx > t ) for Sale on Farnamaml Dtn--
las stretts , from 3,0d ) tow.riO. .
EOGGS & HILL.
QAI P S ' " ' ! > lo
OrtUL ut Ma. onic Ttinjile price
Irancul ut rAi i tath HOCCS U. HILL
Qfll C Sbnsiuev ) lots west of Oll
OMLC KeIki able < : k > K > c > cl > .
CAI C - > > u. < iliie-H lot south f'ule
OHLZ. l UL-U ttreet , l tw n 12th
fid 13l.i , & , U each.
"flB QAI P ienacnyteoTeredwithyoun ?
UM OriUE. timber ; living , ' water , sur-
nindiil by lnin [ jvet ) farms , onljr " miles from
ty , Chcaiicst larul on hand.EOGGS
EOGGS & HILL.
J'ersoni ronttpiplatinjbujrin ? nhoaU not iul
i examine our Uit ol Ixndi. oGGH & HILU
Omaha , A pAT AfJTT CoUins
Cheyenne , JTUJjJiVlL , Colorado.
Spring and Summer
HING !
LATE ADD NOBBY STYLES
. r-
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Caps , Trunks , Valises.
IX THK LATKST STYLIvS.
Satisfaction Guaranteed ! Pric9s to Suit All ! !
I
1322 FARNHAM STREET , i
KKAK r
MAX MEYER & BRO.
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
Watches , at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner Ilth and Farn-
ham Streets.
MAX MEYER & BRO.
06 , ,
O IH 3BC .A. .
THI-LKAI : IN < ;
G HOUSE
IN TIIF
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer I
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
WITH THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OP
Clothing & Furnishing Goods
IN OMAHA.
-WE AUK , PAH EXCELI.ENCK-
THE YOUM IEFS OLOTHIEESI V
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE , XV
1212 FAENHAM STREET , 1212
SCHLANK & PRINCE. '
O.
Millinery and Fancy Goods ,
.A.TXTP
First-Class Trimmed
- Bonnets ,
nn < uio nn ( tut nn
.UU , iL4UU ) ) , iplo.Uu ,
Tliese prices are from iri.OO to 3J.OO Mow other Houses.
Fine Hats , 25c.,375c. , $1.50 , $2.00 , $3.00 and $5.00.
K AliK SPECIAL
. IJar ains in rntrimmed . HaU , likHe. . , OOc , 75c.I.W tip toi J. Hewers , Tiiw S.itiin uit
, ' '
.Materialsery C'h xp.
Parasols ffloves Corsets Ties
, , Hosiery , , , Laces ,
stock. Onr jrooiU are fir-t rU . i-y'i inters by *
. . .
115 North 1Mb Street , Jarnlrf l'.lok. rHIiMITI.V . ( > intbtibra. ULLI.I' : . < l > a.
New Shoe Store.
W. L. KIDD , Prop , JSti
NEW GOODS-LATEST STYLES BOTTOM
PRICES- EVERYTHING WARRANTED.
THE NEW YORK
For the L.irxt- Assortment , tlie Lal'-st Style * niul
THE BEST QUALITY OF HATS AND CAPS ,
TIIK NEW YoiuiCoui-XNY LKAlJS THKM AU , . Satisfy
Kx.'Uiiiiiiiii ; the St ck.
Corner Eleventh and Farnham Streets.
J. W. MURPHY & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
And Agents for Kentucky Distilling Co.
M' 'l" tviriur lltli ami IloiigUg SN Onialn N'tl.
WM. F. STOETZEL ,
"Dealer in Hardware ,
Cook
Jtove Eepairer , Joli forker and Manufacturer
OI- O3E"
fenth and Jackson Sts. , - - - Omaha. Neb.
. Horse Shoes and Ms
WAGON STOCK
TIIK HKST ASSOIITJIE.NT w
IWHEELS
.
I.V THE WEST.
At Chicago Prices.
W.d. BROATCH
1209 & 12U
f JanlMm UiiMtr ST. . OJIAIU. say.