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TUil DAILY OM&HA TUESDAY MAY 9 , 18H2.
DEWEY & STONE ,
FURNITURE !
SS * i4VV - - - - - * * ? ? > ' -Js = - " = ? :
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
C A R P ETSI G R O O E RSI
Is Once More Called to the Fact thax
Rank foremost in the West in Assortment and
Prices ot
FORMBN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WHAB.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINK OP
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Gaps
Wo aro'prepared to moot the demands of the trade in regard to Latest Stylet
and Patterns , Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection ;
RESPECTFULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & GO , ,
1301-1303 Farnham jtod 300 to 312 13th
I't t
CARPET
invites the atteniionof the public
to his
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
New Carpets !
Embracing all the late pat
terns in everything in
the Garpet Line.
iattijgs , Oil Cloths and window Shades.
In large quantities , and always
at the Bottom Prices.
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY.
J. B. DETWILEE !
1313 Farnam Street.
OMAHA NEBRASKA
, - - - -
Opera House Clothing Store
CT. LTJ3STID.
Dally Arrival * of Now Soring Goods in
Clothing aid Gent's ' furnishing Goods
GOODS MARKED IN PLIAN FIGURES , '
And Sold At
"STRICTLY ONE PRICE I"
I am eelling' the Celebrated Wilson Bro.'s Fine Shirts , known
AS the BEST Fitting and Most Durable Shirts Made.
217 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET , * ,
Business Directory.
Abttmct mt Ke l tatate.
JOHN L. WoCAOUK , Opjvrt'o Post OSIc * .
W. R. BAnTLKTT 81T fwnlhlsth fctreot
Architect * .
OUfRENK ft MKNDKLSSOIUJ , Ar.CIHTECTS
Iloom II , Crelfchton Black.
A. T. IiATinrc St. , Room S. CmtgMno
Root ! * nd Bhoet ,
JAMKS U VINK ft CO. ,
rice Boot * Mid Show. A coo.1 M
lorre work on limit , corner lith Mid lUruey.
rilOS. KKICKSON , 8. E. cor. 16th and DouelM.
JOHN' FOKTUNATUS.
10110th ctteot , mtnntvtntti to order peed
It f lr price * , tuvs'f'nrntit. ' .
Lied Gprlnci.
XiAnKtMKlt MMiufcrturM1. 1817 tV > uplM t.
BOOM , Ner.1 nd ( Stationery.
J. I. FKUKHAUF 1016 F rnhnm BtrMl.
Butter nnd Ej- .
* < * mANK ft SC11UOEDRR , the ol left H. nJ K.
> OUM > In Nebrwkt
UMVlitni.
hKSTAUIlA.ST , .
M1W. A. IIVAN ,
ner If.tliM.d Doitire.
But lie ril Inr the Itonoy.
JUU ! ctlon DuAtknieod.
at nil Hours.
Danrd by the Day , Week or Mouth.
Oood Tenri for CMh.
Furnl hi ( Un
Carriages and Rood Wagon * .
WU BNYPKn , 14th ml Haroev Street * .
Clothing Bought.
J. IJAnm.H trill my hlghestCashiitlce tor tooond
hind clothlnp. Oorn.TilOth nd K tnh m.
uewo r .
DAUMEU 13U F rah m Btreel.
Junx.
II. UKUTllOLU. Jlo : nd McUl.
Lumber Llmo nd Dement.
FOOTER ft GRAY corner,8th nd DouglM SM.
Lamp * and Uliuiwure.
I. UONNKR 1300 UoiulM 81. Good Vnrlety.
Merchant Tailor * .
G. A , LINIMJUEST ,
One ot our meet pcpular Merchant T llon It ie >
? elrlnf the latest ilcslifru ( or Spring aiid Summer
floods for gtntlomen wear. StylMi , durable ,
nod prices low M over 15 ISth bet. Domr.&Faru.
Millinery. ,
MIIS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and UtUU , Fan
cy Goo < J In srcat variety , Zephyn , Card Uoarda ,
Uoelery , Gloves , Corsets , ic. OUcapcat House lu
Ibo West , Purchuen KIVO BO per cent. Order
br Uall. 116 Fifteenth Street.
r-uunury.
( OWN WKAttNKftHONS coi. 14th&Jarknon t
Hour and Fend.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Tamtam Ota. ,
n'elibnni Bros. , proprietors.
Urocer * .
I. STKVKNB , Slet between Cumlng and Uat
I A. MnSHANK , Corn. S3d Mid Cumins Street * .
nuruwtiio , Iron ana bteoi.
OLAN 4 I.AHOWOKTHY , Wholesale , 110 * uf
Il21ithbtrect
A. nOLMES come 1Mb and California.
Harriott , Qua diet , &c.
B. WHIST SO tilth St. bcl FamA Barney.
Hotel *
ANFIKLD HOUSE , Ooo. Canne d , th & Farnhaui
OORAN HOUSK , P. H. Ciry , 913 Farnham St.
SLAVEN'3 HOTEL. F. Slaven , 10th St.
.toathern Ilotol Gu > . Hamol Gtb &Leavonworth
rugs , Paints and Oil * .
KUUN & CO.
rbarmacleti , Fine Fane Uoods , Oar. Kin and
Oooglti ttrctta.
1. J. WHITEUO WE , Wholeotle & Retail , Icth nt.
O. FIELD , 202 ! Worth Side Cumins Btreel.
PARR , Druinrlst. IQtn and Iloward atreeti.
Dentlau.
OB. PAUL Wllltur.a Ulonk Car. 16th A bodge.
ur > UUCKII notiuna , ttc.
JOHN B. F. LEUMANN k CO. ,
Jew York Dry Goods Store. 1310 and IBIS Faro-
a R. Ennwcl.l aim boot * and nhoea & Pacific.
puruiture.
i I. OHOaa , New and 2u.-or.d Hand farnltnre
rd BIovoB , 1111 DouelM. Hlgheot caih price
kid tor Bouond bead gooat.
BONNKR 1S09 DotU'la l. Fine cooda Ac.
ferce Wr.rkt.
OMAHA FENCE CO.
aOST , FRIEafrCO 121S Carney St. , Improve
> d Ice Eo ci , tree ana Wood Fcncei , OlDca
l rir . rrnnl . ? 1n nrt W 1nti >
Pawnbroker * .
ROSKNFELD lOtb Rt. bet 'far. A Bar
Kotricenuoni , UannelU'a fatont.
OOOOMAN 1th f > t , brt. Farn. &
Clean tnd Tobacco.
WEST & FIUTSCUEIt , manufacturorj of Clgarg ,
and Wholesale Dci'.crnl u Tonaccoe , 1505 Douglas.
ff. F. LORKNZEN inanuf > cturor Hie Farulinm
Florist.
A. Doniqhuo , plan e'cut Cowers , aeeds , ooqneti
etc. N. W. cor. 16th and Douflaa streets.
Olvll Englncorn and Surveyors.
ANDREW R08EWATER , Crclgbton Block ,
Town Surreye , Grade and Snwongo Srstemu a
Epeclalty.
Uommlsslon Merchants.
JOHN G. WIL L1S.MU DodRC Street.
D B. BEEHER. For details see large advertise-
rannt In Dnllv and Weekly.
Oornlco Work * .
WesUrn t rnlce Works , Mar.ufacturerB Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and SUto RooDlng. Orders
from any luuullty prom ) > tly ereputoJ In the bust
manner. Factory and Office Vtll Il&ruey nt.
0. 8PKCI1T , Proprirtor.
Gal'anlzed Iron' Ccrnlcea , WluJnw Cape , etc. ,
cnanufACluroii Knd put up lu .my pan of fill
country. T. BINIIOLD 10Thlitumli itrent
Crockery ,
J. BONNKU lB091)onclM trni Good line
Clouting und rurniuhlrm Gcxx * ,
HEI ) . II. I'RIKRSON. Also Uat , Cap , lloou. ,
Hhooo Nitloun and Cutkrv , tDi P. . 10th et/c t.
tlliow Quo Manul'actory ,
O. J. WIU53.
Manctacturor And Dealer In all kind * ot ftbou
C HC , Upright Caic , & < 1817 Cs tit.
FRANK L. GEUIIARD , pMprlclor Omaha
Show CA V nuaudctory , 819 .rr.iiili ulth < trf.ii ,
bilveea ) , " . .vonworth and MnrcAll
u rr .t'e1 ( ilnt-clr.ni.
titovc * ana m > ri > ,
A. RUKMEBDiK ,
Dcular In ( Itnvc * and Tinware , ai l Utnufac'.iroi
cf Tin Rcolj and all klndv nt Uulliilu Worn ,
Odd FtiliiwDlock. .
J. unvVH' HOO loi'7l 8f. ( vwl in. * rhu. .
Ibeoua.
J.RVAA'b.Wholcwleandllerall UooJ UrllU
Cr.ltlrabiM Od l Follaun Hall
W. H , Ollina , U. D. , Room No * , CrelKhton
Mock. 1Mb 'Orrct.
1 * . b. Ji , .tr.JNUlNU , * i. li.
0. L HAUT , U. D. , Eye and lltr , opp. poitomcv
DR. L. B. QRADDY ,
-irt y.t. . B. W ICth and Farnham 8U
QKO , IIKYX , PIIOP.
Ur nJ Central Gallery ,
212 BUtoeath Str i.
neat lliuwnlo Hall. Plnt > oaM ! Work and I'rompt-
neaa guaranteep i
Plumbing , u i k"d Uteum ratting ,
P. W. TAUPY & CO. . 218 12 SL , bet. Karnham
and Douglaa. Work promp vatUnded to.
. P. mZPATUlCK.inouclat fltfcot.
alntlnic an apur anglng.
1RNRY A. KO.STKRS. HI Ikxlze Htreel.
Ohoe Stores.
Phillip Laa 1880 Farnham tt. bet 18tb & Hth.
Second Htnd Store.
PERKINS & LEAR , 1110 Douglas St. New and
jecond Hand Furniture , House Furnlthlor Good * ,
itc. . bought and old on narrow martini.
daioont.
IIENRY KAUFMANN ,
la too new brick block on DougUm Gtrool , has
Jut opened a mcwt elcyant lieu llall.
Uot Lunch from 10 to IS
every day ,
"CaledenUl > J FALOONEU 878 leth Street.
Undertaker * .
CHAD. RIEWE , 101K rarnham bet. 10th ft Hid.
00 Oent Stores.
P. 0. BACKUB Farnbam St. , faocr Ooodl
THE INDIAN OUTRAGES
Dr. MoLoan'a Recent Observa
tiono in No JT Mesico.
His Idea of How n Troublesome Prob
loin May bo Solved.
St. Louis Republican Jlay 0.
Dr. J , H. JMoLoan arrived in the
city yesterday f'oni a trip to Now
MuxicO , where ho epent tun Any a in
traveling over the country nnd in-
ipicting the mining dUlricts. In con *
venation with a llepublicixn reporter ,
ho said the object of his trip was tc
BOO for himsPlf whether the reports
about the mining 'possibilities in Xo\v
Mexico were truo.
"Did you find them BO ? " asked the
reporter
"Yes. There nre plenty of chances
to make money in mining out there
plenty of thutn. Dnt wliat interested
mo aa much as anything , was the con
dition of Indian aHiiirn out thoro. ]
tell you , air , the people hero and at
Washington evidently do not under
stand the ntato of nlTiirs , or they
would talk and act dillbrontly. The
people out them think that those In
dian outbreaks are outbreaks which
might bo prevented if the proper
course was taken by the government.
They go about in bands of six or seven.
Fifty of them will start out , nnd dt-
vide up in email bands nnd kill indis
criminately. The nature of the coun
try gives them opportunities that the
troops do liot havo. It is covered with
boulders and narrow canyons. The
Indians conceal themselves behind the
boUlders with their rillus at a rcataud
pick offstage drivers , passengers , mill
3rfl and troops at will , without diinger
of being seen , People are shot down
without knowing where the shot conies
'com. Wagons or stngo can only pass
through these canyons und the Indians
io in wait among the bouklurs , where
no man can go unless ho is on foot.
They squnt themselves down there , '
oat their beef and
SVAIT FOR HUMAN GAMB
; o com" along. "
"What are decidedly sharp charac
teristics of the Indians ? "
"They are decidedly sharp and
shrewd , much sharper than any Jn-
dians 1 over aaw. I'll tell you nn incident -
cidont that will illustrate thia : A
( ago coach with four paasengera was
going along a canyon , bound forSilvor
3ity , when a party of Indians con
cealed among tnp bouldorn Grcd upon
t , killing the driver und two of the
passengers. The other two could not
iuo the Indians , but know of course
'rom which direction the balls canto.
They quietly slipped out of the oppo
site side of the coach and made their
way up the mountain among the boul
ders , where they concealed themselves.
Dno of them moved ono of the boul
ders and it rolled down the moutain.
The Indians saw this , followed the
track of the atone , came upon the
white men before the latter were
aware of it and shot them down. It
5 not the old Indians who make all
the trouble , for , ns a rule , they stay
on the reservations. It is the young
and turbulent spirits. They have
sworn deadly hatred toward the whites.
They sue thn whites coming in there
and working'and making money.
TII1S EiniTKS THEIR HATED.
They won't work and they want to kill
M who do. I had a talk with Gov ;
Sheldon while there , and ho said that
instead of sending' troops after the
Indians , the government should have
plenty of troops there to keep the In
dians on the reservations. If they are
off it moans that they contemplate
mischief. They shbuld bo made to
understand that they must remain on
the reoerra'tion or bo shot if thoycomo
off. "
"What do the po'oplo there think of
; ho efforts of the government to kcop
the Indians in subjection ? "
"They don't think much of it , ex
cept that sending troops after thorn is
nonsense. If you could see the coun-
: ry you would think that a man was a
jackass who would go after the Indians
ivho were on the war-path. The gov
ernment sends out _ scouting parties ,
md the Indians quietly sit behind the
ocks and kill them off. You can't
; ot them , and-it's all nonsense to send
i lot of troops out to catchi them.
Xhoy are
AFTER STAGE COACHES AND KOLDIERS ,
) nt they don't object to a miner or
; wo now and then. Two-thirds of the
[ ndians are good , but the other third
s bad. It is with them as it is with a
community , There arc bad turbulent
jooplo in every community who plot
tgainst the better portions. In win- '
, ur the bad Indians sit around and
( ilk about their grievances , and just
is eoon as the bear comes rut of his
lole in the spring und the grata begins
o grow they iitutt out tw kill the
whites. They have an idea that they
aunt have revenge. They see the
vhitea como in there and tatco out the
itlver and the gold and encroach upon
vhat the Indians oineider to bo their
jiids , and they think the only way
TO UK IIEVKNOKI ) IS TO KILL THEM. "
"Then you think that the only way
o a solution of the Indian question id
o force the Indians to remain on the
luborvntions or exterminate them on-
irely ? "
"Yes , these outrages are committed
> y the young Indians , The old ones
ui'u willing to stay on the reservation ,
[ "ho only way is to keep them all
hero , surround them by troops and
nako them understand that if any of
hem como off without permission
hey will be killed , They can bo
made to understand this. There is
ivcrything they want on the reserva-
ions and there is no necessity of their
loming off. They have ampin opportu-
litiea forfarming , mining , Jiunttng'and
ishing and need not como off the res
ervation unless it is to dispose of any-
hing they may have to sell. "
Exciting Ciroun .accident *
'row the riillad lfclaTIinea. )
Two exciting accidents occurred at
3urnum's circus during the perform
ance yesterday afternoon , During
ho hurdle race , while men and women
riders were flying around ono rf the
rings on fleet and spirited horses ,
Hmo. Leone , who was foremost among
ho ridenmnd seated on the back of
Jiipsy , an imported mare , reached one
if the hurdles , and , as usual , gave the
nimal a cut to make her jump. The
marc's fore feet were caught by the
lurdlo , and , with her rider she went
jrashing to the earth. A crowd
rushed to the scene , but the circus
nun and police put them back while
Mme , Leone was borne to the dross-
sing room followed by several physi
clans from the audience. Just before
the performance closed she made her
nppoAranco upon her horse and made
the circuit of the ring , amidst vocifcr
oua applauso. Last night she ap
pcarod as usual , the only indication o
her dav's mishap being a slight lame
ness , the result of a brulso on the
knee ,
The other nccidont occurred to
Charles Lannhan , the man who has
charge of the monkeys which ride
around the ring on ponies. Yesterday
afternoon there was brought out n
largo African monkey known as
Jocko , whoso reputation for viciousness -
ness has been incrunsd during the pasl
ten months by the fact that no killoc
his former keeper , an Italian , in Now
York City , tearing his jugular
vein opoti with tooth _ in n fit ol
rage and causing him to blooc
to death. Ho is kept iu a cage with
a lot of other monkeys , called "Mur
derers' row , " and yesterday afternoon
while bning shifted from this cngo , ho
How at Laiinhau and caught him by
the left hand , tonringoffhis forefinger
ns completely ns if it had boon ampu
tated with a knife. Had it not boon
Tor several other keepers , who ran to
Linuhan's rosouo , it is boliuvod the
jig monkey would have killed him ,
tTnrlvnlod
As Vein ? a certain euro for the worst
drum i'f ' ( lys | > i ! | Rln , Indigestion , constitut
ion , impurity of blood , torpid liver , ills-
irJerod kidney ? , etc , nnd n n medicine
or or < dicatinsfevrry species ofhumur , from
( in ( iiilinnrv plinplo to the worst ulcer ,
lunnoci ; Hi.ooi ) LITTERS stand unrlvAlcd.
1'rlco $1.00 niD-dlw
The Door Industry. .
New York Kvonlnn Post.
There is probably no branch of in-
lustry which can present a moro start
ing picture of increasu of production
nan the mnuufucttiro of beer in this
country. In 1803 only 1,705,827
> iurol of beer worn made in the
United States. In 1881 the product
mounted to 1-1,178,577 barrels , and
ncrvasu of 079 per cent. Of the
whole quantity mndo in tlio country
n the year 1880 , No-v York produced
33.07 per cent. , Ohio 9.20 per cent. ,
uid Wisconsin 0.33 per cent. , so that
hcsj thn atatoa represent about onc-
ulf of the aggregate production of
ho country. Of the largo cities of
, ho United States , the city of Now
for ] : ranks first in the same respect ,
ollowod by Philadelphia , St. Louis ,
ililwaukeo , Brooklyn , Cincinnati ,
ioston , Chicago , Newark , Albany , '
n the quantity of boor pro-
lucod. Great progress haw nlso
icon made in the exportation
if beer , especially ainco the Interim-
ional Exposition in Philadelphia. In
he year 1870 it amounted to only
1,070 dozun bottles ; in 1870 to 7,045
lozen , which in 1877 rose to 30,870
lozon , an increase of 437 per cent.
.n ' 1880 the exportation amounted to
.45,73 ! ) dozen bottles , a total in
crease of 13,539 per cent. The ex
portation of boor in casks has remain-
d very insignificant , the highest fiff-
uro having been reached in 1877 ,
when it amounted to 144,244 gallons ,
ilost of the boor exported goes to
iloiico , Central America , the West
Indies , Brazil and Japan. The ng-
grogatn exportation , however , has re-
naincd very iusignificont in compari
son with the quantity of beer cou-
lUmcd in the United States.
Dho increase "of beer production and
consumption has therefore in propor-
; ion outstripped the increase of popu-
"ation ( at a tremendous rate. How far
t has served to diminish thoconsump-
ion of other alcoholics as drinks has
not yet been shown by statistics , and
t may be difficult to do so with any
ligh degree ol accuracy , for the roa-
ion that much of the alcohol manu-
'noturcd is used in various industries.
it is not improbable that the increased
quantity of beer consumed has had
ho effect of decreasing the vice of
Irunkenncss iu its most vicious form.
Jut in this respect statistics are also
wanting. Ono thing , however , is nb-
olutoly certain * nobody will say that
ho vice of 'drunkenness has increased
n this country in proportion to the
ncreaoo in the production and con-
umption of beor.
Fred. Atnon , Tyler Street , Rochester ,
writes : "Your SrniKo BLOHBOM in won-
orful : I never used anything that' acted
o well on the bowels , nnd nt the same
line wan HO free from the drastic proper-
leu of medicines usually sold for the pur-
lose. " 1'rico CO conta , trial bo teles 10 centj.
snO-dlw
Albanl and Rossini.
Although the possessor of the finest
ontralto voice hoard in this century ,
vitli d wonderful style of singing , and
laving achieved the greatest success
mmediatoly after her first appearance
n public. Albani went to Rossini and
asked him "Malntennnt mnitro
: , nion-
rez , made comment il fnut chanter. "
And he did show her , and she is cer-
ainly the only livinu singer , in full
possession of her voice , although noar-
y GO , who can sing Rossini's music.
Yho would , believe that , when she
ang the "Qui est homo" with Mile ,
'atti at Rossini's funeralafter having
rushed everybody round her with the
nsomparublo superiority of her voice
nd method , she came down into the
hurch and asked : "Has my voice
been hoardt"
To ascribe this merely to her mod-
sty would bo u mistake. Without
> oing conceited , she felt and know
lor value perfectly well , but first of
11 , she was deeply moved by the cere
mony , having been sincerely attached
o her old friend , Rossini , and then
he sometimes suffered from nervous-
nets ; which suddenly seized her , and
which she had great difficulty in con-
rolling , At ono of Rossini s Satur-
ays , the moment sbo went into the
alon to sing ft s > lo he had written
her entitled "Cantata " she
or , , was
o frightened that she said to him ;
'Maitoo ' , j'ai trop pour , " whereupon
10 took her by the hand , saying ; "Eh
lion , nousaurons pour onsonblo , " led
lor out , eat down at the piano , and
accompanied her himself and how ho
accompanied , with his thick old
fingers I Ho produced a violin legato
on the piano.
Advertising Cheats ,
'jovldence AdvertUer ,
ffilt has become so common to write
ho beginning of an elegant , interest-
ng article and then run it icto some
advertisement , that we avoid all such
cheats and simply call attention to the
uorits of Hop Bitters in as plain ,
lonost terms as possible , to induce
people to give them one trial , as nome
mo who knows their value will over
10 anything else.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK :
-OF :
Men's , Boys' and Children's
Ready for Impotion
AT
POLACK'S
HOUSED , , ,
The Lowest Prices Guaranteed ,
; 1316 Farnam Street , Near 14th.
The Oldest Wholesale and
Retail JEWELRYHOUSE
in Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in SIL
VER WARE. CLOCKS ,
Rich and Stylish Jewelry ,
oho Latest , Most Artistic ,
and Choicest Selections in
REOIOU3 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 llth and Farnham
Streets
MAX MEYER & BRO. , ,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW GASES
Large Stock Aways on Hand.
WM.
Manufacturing Company ,
-MAKERS OF THE-
Finest Silver Plated Spoons and Fork
The enl ' nnd t ktlonal pl&to that
original firm of '
] la giving for In-
Rogorn Bros.
otanco , " single
All out Spoons ,
plated Spoon a
Forka and
Knives plated triple thloknosta
with the greatest
plate uly on
of caro. Each ,
the a o o t i o B
Ipt buing hung
on B acalo while where expo d
bolng plated , to to wear , thereby
insaro a fall do- making a single
poult of silver on
plated Spoon
thorn ,
wear as long aa
Wo would call
a triple plated
especial attention
one.
tion to our aoo-
Rival. Orient- Tlvvedt
All Order ) In the Wwt ihould be Addieued to
A. B. HUBERMANN ; ,
Wholesale Jewefer ,
OMAHA - NEB
PILLSBURY'S BESTI
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
MINNESOTA FLOUR.
always gives satisfaction , because it makes
superior article of Bread , and is the Cheap.
est Flour in the market , Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded. ; ;
M. YATES , Cash Grocer
COUNSELOR - AT - LAW
J. H. MoOULLOOH ,
Room 4 , Cr lgbtoQ Ulock , Flttomth Stroo ( .
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IK THE WEST !
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold ,
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock o !
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Glough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before purchasing
chasing- .
B. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY-AT-
And Notary Public ,
