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33
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ROASTING AND BAKING ,
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WITH
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TOWN *
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BARATOQA HOTEU , J. S. S1CLLINIUB Mllford , Neb.
MARSH HCUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Neb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromtbura No
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Loulivllle
CITY HOTEL , OHEIIEY & CLANK , Ololr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL NOTE. , J. Q , VEAD , NcllRh , Noli
GRAND CENTRAL . SEYMOUR , Nabrnskn Clly.'Ntil ,
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THOUP , V/oeplnjWatrrN [
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAAI1PEK , Hardy , Neb.
QREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Clreenwood , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY Clarlnd i , low *
END'S HOTEL , E. L , ENO , Eremor.t , Keb'
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D , HACKNEY , Ashland , r cb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK I.OVCLL Atklnion , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE. E. L. OnUlltJ , Qulde Recd , N b ,
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN U BECKER , Oreiton , la.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QCO.CALPH , Extra , la ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE , OM. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , I * .
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGESS , Neola , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la.
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M , E. OUMMINQ3 , Corning , ( a ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.JL. AVERY , Btanton ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL J. W. BOULWARE , Burlington Jur'itlon , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , B'anchard ' , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F , M. PARK , Bhenandoah , li ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb
OAQNELL HOUSE , CHA8. BAQNELL , College Bprlngt , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , //M. LUTTON , Vlllltca , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , li ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Orove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F. STEARNS , Odebolt , la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Otceola , Neb ,
DOUrtLAS HOUSE , J , 8. DUNHAM , Olarki , Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. OBEEN , Bedford la.
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M , BLACK & SON , Maryivllle Mo
V NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb
WINSLOW HOUSE a. MCCARTY , Seward , Neb.
AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES , Auroar Nob.
CROZIER HOUSE O. R. CROZ'ER , Sidney , Neb ,
AVOOA EATINO HOUSE D , W. ROCKriOLD , Avoca la.
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FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , L w ! a
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JUDAH P. BENJAMIN.
The Ex-Confcdornto Cabinet Minister
n Lending English Lnwyor.
Lomlcn Lottcr to AlUnU Constitution ,
I doubt if thcro is nt tlio South 0110
mixti familiar with his country's his
tory for the lust thirty ycnrs who is
not proud of the carper of Judnh I *
Honjuinln , luiuquiring lor his elm in
bcrs , I Icnrned from n middloomplo (
bixmstor that Mr. Benjamin wns TC
gardc'l to-dny ns the grontcst lawyer
nt the English bar. Ho is in court al
day till 4 in the afternoon , then unti
7:30 : receives the solictors in his chntn
bcrs. After this ho ROCS homo to dine
at his club in the West Erd , Ills
only leisure is on Sunday , nnd an oc
cnsional ovuning Short of atnturo
thick set , with n strong , bright eye
ho is n man of simple , nntnrnl nmiuior
relating his adventures , reverse * : , ant
successes with the chnrminc o.ifto
grnco , and naturrtlnoss , mlnglec
with n Biibtlo plnyfulncss o
a good rncoutsur. llo said , it
talking of hia adventures after the fal
of Ilichmond , th.\t the confederate
government left Richmond in n body.
Ho nnd Sir. Davis wore together 01
their \rny to the Trans-Mississippi do
pnrtment , nnd M.\ DAVIS left Iho
p.irty to meet his wife , on route , am
it wtia in her cnmp thixt ho was cap
tared. The federals did not know
that Mr. Dnvis wns In the wngot :
train which was transporting Mrs ,
D.wisnncl friend , nnd only approached
curiously to BCO what it meant. Mr.
Benjamin continued his journey alone ,
nnd hearing of the capture of Mr.
Davis , gnvoawny his saddle nnd bridle ,
nnd securing an old tree threw over ii
n sheep-skin , nnd under nn alias ,
playing farmer , nt length reach tin
gulf const , lioro ho took n sinal *
bout , nud coasting around until nr
riving at a point near Key West ,
ho embarked in n miult sail
boat , open nnd without dock ,
for Nassau. Hero the small ,
quaint-looking , black und bright eyes
glistened as this remarkable man rela
ted how , when the Gulf'atre.tmnlmosl
carried them out into the open sen.
when battling iiijahiBt n head-wind and
out of sight of land ( for 100 miles war
the distance ) , and "with one busho !
of raw sweet potatoes to feed three
men" , when almost without hope , at
the last moment , the wind changed ,
filled their cmnll sail , carried then :
within sight of the light-house ,
nnd enabled them to otloct n Inndinjj
jnat nt the extreme northern point ol
the Bahamas. Ilelandodin Englaiu
in September , 1S05. In Juno , 1800 ,
ho wns admitted to practice at the
English bar ; his ndmission wns grant
ed by the Benchers of Lincoln's Inn ,
six months instead of ihroeyrarc ,
ns the rule generally rrquiros , on the
ground that ho was nn old member of
the bar of n country governed under
the system of the cjinmon law
and the fact that ho wns n political
oxilc. lie published his "Benjamin
on Sales" in 1808 , having in the inter'
voninc years supported himself and
his family by writing loading articles
for the newspapers. The first year ho
made about 300 pounds , the next year
400 , and in tlio fourth year , ho eaid ,
"my income was 1,000 poundH. It
rapidly increased after that. " At the
present rate of Mr. Benjamin's in
come ho will in a few year ? , if ho is
not now , bo the possessor of vast
wealth. "My book gave mo my prac
tice , " and now , wonderful to relate ,
"I have " said he "
, , "upon looking
over my cases yesterday , just one-half
of the cases from the realm ( i. o. , the
whole of England , Scotland , nnd Ire
land ) before the liouao of lords on the
appeal. " Mr. Benjamin's daughter
has married n French officer of the
stall' , and his wife and daughter live
in Paris.
OBTKICH HUNTING.
ESxdtlng Episodes of the African
Proirlo How the Crazioat of
( jamo is Driven Into the
Moslios of the Hun-
tors' Noto.
CorrcsponJenco Philadelphia 1'ress ,
Capt. JamosFewsmithand his boon
companion , Thomas Ilartod , recently
returned from an ostrich hunt beyond
: ho Transvaal , in the neighborhood of
the Orange river. The captain is
veteran , and his account ot a little ox-
) orionco of himself nnd Ilarrod is
ntore&ting. The game inhabited the
dry portions of Africa from Egypt
and the Barbury state ? to iho cape ,
and Tere ho not the most idotic g.imu
n the world , it would liavo been nl-
nest impossible to capture or aheot
lim. The ostrich's night and hearing
nro wonderfully keen , and ho can run
at the rate of a milu in two minutes
or a long time , but with overyadvan-
ago on hia side , his own tttupidity
> roves his destruction.
Capt. Fowsmith and his faiend wore
veil mounted , but ns the day was ox-
rcmoly hot , they picketed their nui-
nals under shndo trees nnd throw
on the ground to smoke
und rest until the sun nhould dencond
ewer In the nky. A halfhuml.itor
Capt. Fowsmith called attention to a
urioua visitor approaching , As the
wo hunters rooo to their fpot thfy
wrcclvud that ho wns n hushnmu ,
vithout any covering for his head ,
rlth a very scanty shirt , no foot gear ,
aid with his tronporn elung over his
houldor. The logo of thoao trousers
wuro filled with something which ox-
landed thorn uhncmt to the bursting
loint. When the grinning native )
: amu up ho carefully lot down the
iciavily weighted garment nnd drew
> ut an ostrich egtr , which lie prtHantcd
o Capt. Fownmith.
"Let ua see how many hollas , " said
larrod , who proceeded to find out thu
npacity of the rather flappy trousers
ogs , The owner , on coming upon
Jio ostrich nest , had doiiiud hiu lower
garment , torn off a atrip from thu
vaiatband , with which ho tied the
lulton of each trousers leg , nnd then
10 had proceeded to despoil the nest
vith as much enthusiasm as an Amor-
can urchin often shows In gathering
puciinona for his collection.
These were eix of these ogga in ono
eg , seven in the other , while the body
if the garment contained a round
lozen more , When it is made known
hat each egg weighed about three
) ounds , and waa equal in point of
lourishmunt to 24 lion's eggs , i. will
10 seen that not only was the capacity
if thu trousers tested to the utmost ,
> ut a valuable uupnly of food
vne secured to the bualunan and his
amily. The hunters had tasted
ostrich eggs before , but found theme
o strong that they did not break the
shell of the ono loft them by the bushman -
man , who wont ftway shortly nftcr ,
but OB they were in nn ostrich coun
try , they remounted their horses , later
in the afternoon , nnd galloped nt an
easy pace In search of K mo , well aware
from previous experience , of the dif
ficulties in the way of SUCCOM. Turn
ing the heads of their horsca toward
n sandy ridge , two or three mileu
away , they rode along until the base
was reachedj when they reined up
Abruptly nt sight of nn ostrich nest ,
almost in their very path. The cap
tain got down from the saddle to ex
amine the curious sight n little more
cloaely. It wns simply scooped out of
the sand n foot nnd a half deep , nnd
fully five foot ncrosa. The egtfs stood
on ond/sonsto occupy the smallest
possible space. An these all looked
alike , it wns hnrd for any ono to count
them , if several feet distance. Like
the gilded pipes of the organ in church ,
which ono keeps trying to cnumorato
during the sermon , they nro so very
similar that they blend nnd run to
gether eo that the eye has hard work
to make euro of the number. "Tho
cunning native knows how to keep
the supply of eggs going ; instead of
cnthoriug in nil like that bare-logged
follow , ho will skillfully draw out the
eggs with ft long stick until IWL or
three are left. If ho does his part
well the mother , when she returns ,
will not notice that three me lees than
n dozen , nnd will continue laying nil
through the season that ia , from
Juno to October.1
The friendi now rode to the top of
the ridco , hnltirg und taking a c.iro-
till Hurveyof the country before them ;
the result was ono that awakened hope
nnd delight , Losn than n h.vlf mile
distant wan n ridge parallel with thu
ono on which they had halted , nnd
between the two ran n valley several
miles in extent , Near the middle of
this two ostriches wore grazing , while
a geiitlo hrcozo was blowing from the
east. Instead of separating nnd at
tempting to ( link the birds , the homo-
men rode nt a leisurely gallop in the
direction of the eastern end of the
valley. This was narrower than the
opposite opening , winch thoioforo
ollered the very best chance in the
world for the birds to escape , for they
could speedily dash through it into
the open country beyond , hero they
would bo safe against harm
during that afternoon at least ;
but it is on such occasions that
the ostrich given nn exhibition of
stupidity which approaches the mar
velous. The sight of the hunters
making for thu eastern opening of the
valley seemed to give the ostriches
the belief that their enemies were try
ing to cut on" their only avcinio ol
flight , and instead of turning the
opposite way , they instantly started
on their long , swift trot toward the
point nt which the hunters were also
( loading with much thu start of the
birdrt. The two ostriches displayed
still more marked failure ( o "graap
the situation. " The singular chase
could not have lasted long , when thu
birds , running almost sulo by side ,
must have seen that the horsemen
were auru to roach thu opening ahead
of thorn. But , not only did they ro-
Cuso to turn back , but they nlao failed
to swcrvo in the slightest degree
From their course on which
they had started : they simply in
creased their speed , and , with their
ungainly nookn outstretched , struck a
two-minuto trot and Rpod away for
the moat dangerous point on the hori
zon. As the pursuers were quite cer
tain of their game , they now slack
ened their gait somewhat , and each
fired a shot. The bullet of Oapt.
Fowsmith went through the brain of
liis bird , which ran a few stops in n
wild , staggering -way and then went
down , its head plowing quito n furrow
in the sand. Leaping from his saddle ,
the captain hurried forward and cut
: ho throat of the ostrich , so as to end
its suUoringp.
It was almost at the same instant
: hat Ilarrod discharged his rillo , and ,
seeing the bird acting strangely , ho
was confident of having inflicted n
mortal wound , nnd woo scarcely bo-
iind the captain in springing to the
ground to dispatch his prize.
But ho had made a slight mistake ,
ror when ho had placed himself
liroctly in the path of the bird , nnd
mid his hunting knife ready to give
lim tlio finishing touch , tlio ostrich
scorned to brighten up. Before thb
( ontleman Eiisprctod his intent ! 311 ho
leliverud a teirilic kick , which Una
jled the hunter over on his back ns if
trued by n falling troo. The ostrich
s capable of kicking with such force
as to kill Iho panther or jack all , and
10 does it by throwing bin foot for
ward , the fiamo as a man. In the
iresont instance Mr. Ilarrod fell HO
juickly that Captain Fnwmnith ran
orward in alarm. Assisting him to
lis feet , ho was found to bo little in
ured , although ho declared , with n
; rim smile , that ho know more about
istrichca than he ever did before1.
The bird Kept on trotting straight
away until hu vanished in the twilight
And was aeon no more , while the him-
ors were glad enough to go into camp
and wait till the morrow ,
There are diil'urent mothoda of hunt-
ng the ostrich. Every school boy
ocalls the picture of the buslunan
awkwardly diguised as one of the
) irdn , who is thereby enabled to ap-
) roach close enough to u hnrd to bring
lown soverul with hia bow and arrow ,
n otliurcanes , the hunter lies in wait
and uses poisoned arrows , In North
Africa , the game is pursued nn horso-
> ack , the chase being kept up for sov-
nil days , until the bird is literally
uu down nnd incapable of going
urther or making resistance. Some-
linns a herd is forced into the
water , where it is an easy matter to
cnock them in the head. The European
lorsonian prefer to conceal thoniHolvua
tear pools and springs whore the
ilrd is in the habit of coming to
Irink , so as to shoot him unawares.
? ho value of the ostrich , of course ,
ies in its plumage , These feathers
ire very costly , it rarely happening
hat more than two dozen marketable
inos can be obtained from n single
> ird. March or April is the boat Boa-
on , as the ostriches have rocorercd
heir moult and the feathers are alas-
io and vigorous. It is necessary also
hat the feathers should be plucked
rein the body of the bird bcioro it
; ots cool , or they will bo found to
lave lost much of their glossiness and
disposition to curl.
Fouml nt Last-
What every nno ttliould have , and never
> o without , U TIIOMAH' KLKOTJUU OIL. It
thorough and u&le in ita effects , iiroduo-
tig the moat wondrous cures of rheuma-
Imn , neuralgia , liunu , brulues , and
wouudd of every kind , julyl/dlw
TIME. TABLE.
mn Kuii , tin >
V .AiU HULCiUr > .
Om h iV i npcr No. J , 80 : . m. Ac-
Ho. , 1:0 : FV m
AulieOnuh * IWvnRtr No. 1 , J.SO p. to.
' c'BM tl < ! n No. 8 , 10f 0 . > . m.
I.KA OMAHA tm nt doinn tnntrr.
. . , 33 . m.i B ) ji. m ; l . p. m.
" N. t . , : < 0 k nV40 n. n.
i- i I 1 P , 7:10 : iv. . . - S:4llp. : tu.
tiu. , tl J. tt C. H.lm * i i\tSS v m. tnd
u. Vrrl t M ; ) .Loutit 8Mu : kt , in. mid tit ]
* tf. 1- ' , A P.l. M"iMS . m. n < 1 8 : Qp ,
\ir.v. t st. Loiili i :43 : a , m. iwid 7' 0
w
urat o * ndttTn * M .
C. h M. In NcK , Through Kipnw , i . 0 a , m
B.i M. t..nrotn Kipcw tw : p. n.
U P. Oi Miami llrr-f * * , IS.lf , p. m.
O. S O. V. ( or Unjoin , 11:11 : a tn ,
0. A n V. for Ov > lv tl-40 \ . in.
0. P frotnlit No. I , 6:90 a. in.
I' ' . V ' i"VM No. 9 , ff3in. .
U. ' . Intuit No. 13 , 2'60p. m.
( I , f. frrljttit Nf ) , 7 , 8:10 : p. m , intgt nt.
. . I' DtTM or iixpmw , 7:36 p. m.
U. V. frolrbt Nn 11 , 11-30 p. m.
0. P. Urmcr trtlidit , 8:35 : p. m.
Aa tviNA FROM M ? AMI roirrir ,
0 * . * Q ' 800 p. rn. 0:00n : ID. 7:4Pp. : in
C. k NV.t 'l5 K. m. 7w ji. in.
0. n , I. M'-l'-lo n. m. WOS : p. m.
K. C. , fit. Joe hO n. , 7:35 a. m. fllOp. m
ADAinXd rBOVTI ! 17 1KD SOinil
P. fl K. V. from Lincoln 1 ' 03 p. m.
U P. I'lclllo Kxptiwn SW : p. m.
1C ( i It. tn NcK , Tlironich KiincM 1:11 r' .
U. t It. Lincoln Kxprcwt 0:15 n in ,
U , 1' , Psnrcr oil-Tew , 7:35 : n. ra.
0. P , rmlRbl Ko. 11-4.50 -m-D
U. V. No. 0 4SO : . m. Kralf' ) Bl ,
U. P. frcUht No. 11 , U:16 : p. in.
U. P , No. & 9 CO p. 01 ,
U. P. No. 12-1M5 ft. m.
U , I * . Pomct ftolvht , lilOft , tn.
O. A R , V. inlxril , ar , < :45 : p. m ,
COUNCIL RLtlRI.
l'\i < OmiOin at 8:00 : , 9:00 : , 10.00 anJ 11:00
11 i 1-0 ? VO , E.OO , 4:00 : r.iul 5:00 p. m.
f < i 'minrlj IihiBi At 9:25 : , 9:25. 10 J6 ami
: S : a.m. ; l"2f , 2Jf. : , 8:25,4:25 : nut ! 6S5 : Ji. in ,
IiniMBMt Ilio lUtimny lca\rB OniMn at 9.00
ril 11,00 a , m. ; i.0t ! ) , 4.00 and ( :00 : p , in. Lta > rg
nuncll Iluft ! < at BM : anil 11SS a. m. { S.S5,1SB :
> kil ( , { 5 p. m.
TuiotiKhnnJ lornl ptvrnccr tialnn hctncon
3tuhft < ninl Council IllnOn. Loire Omnlia 0:15 : ,
14) , & : CO a. m. : II-IP , 6:45 : , OxV ) p , m Arrltc
Ouilm 7:49 : , llI5 : , Ilt5 : a. tn , ; 5:40. : 7:05 , 7:1.\
p. tn
Missouri P.tcilic trains will depart
and arrive us follows , Omaha time :
Artlvo. DrpatU.
1'AproHS 7l5.iiii. : 0:55 : p. m.
Mi\il 70p. : m. 7slOa.ni.
Trains leaving 0:55 : p. in , and arriving
at 7-lf : > a. m , will have Pullman
sleepers
OurnlnKiinn Clonlns of Mr III.
KOUTI. or . CLOat.
a. m. p. m , a. m. p tn.
Oblcavn li M , W nee 0.00 5:80 :
01-AaitJ , U I. ft I irll 11-00 6:30 :
5'aUaH. & J B-.no tSO : ! : io
KM 6:30 : ! : io
tiunv C'l > nnd I'.lei tie. . 0.00
' .tp'on r.rlfl : 4:00 :
.a si. In fi' l > aoo : 8:10 :
Omi.Vi Hmn ' tv. . . . 0oo :
n. a H i imoiit ifl.tn 6W :
J. f. 1 IniAilr , Smul'xv l.M 11:00
J. I' n < ! I tn fl.M
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Mining and Milling Company.
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Par luool Shares , . . . . . . . . -1 $1,000.009
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLB
Minoa Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
Un. J 1. THOMAS , I'nelilfiil , Cummlni Wyoming.
Wll. K TILTON , Vlce-PrcslJoni , Cummlnn , Wyoming
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A , 0. LUNN , TrcMiuer , Cummin ) , { Wromln
Dr. J. t , Thon'M. ' touts lllllcr \V , S. tlrimol , A. O. Dunn.
H. tUrwood , Knnclj IJOMCDI. Oco. II , K lof , Lcwli ZolmiD ,
Dr. J. C. Wfttklnt.
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Of Logan , Harrison County , Iowa.
[ On Iho Ghicajjo it Northwestern Ilillrond. ]
llarvcy t Ford Ilnrrison County Hank
T. C.Mhvoll ProMdcnt Cadwoll's Hank
I.V , Heed General Merchandise
S. N. Mygatt Oonornl Merchandise
P. H. Oroaawnit it Co Ronor.il Merchandise-
\V. 0. Jones Uonornl Merchandise
. ) . P. Cronuor it Son , Ronornt Morohandiaa
. .1.V. . StocKcr Groceries and Farm Implements
Vim Bcoy llros Groceries nnd llrick Ynrd
Ainnr Gregg. . , Jiostaurant nnd Confectionery
\V. I' , .llool Itakory nnd Confectionery
Win , Giddiugo Drugs nnd Poatollico
R. Sopor Implements nnd llnrdwnro
R. H. Cad well llnrd ware nnd Tin Shop
R. H. Suokull Lumber , Grain nnd Implumenta
E , C. Gurnor .Lumbor nnd Farm Implomonta
I. 1 Inbor Harness
It. L. 11 uj1 ilon Kustaunxnt and Confectionery
Goo. Rnilford Meat Market
F. Kimpc 1 , Jewelry and Musical Instruments
H. Veil Roslaurant and Confectionery
\V. P. Rroubo Photography
.J. A. Lusk Lusk House nnd Livery
Clmrlie McKinney McICinnoy llouoo
Henry Hrel Courier
L. F. Cook Xovva
Mrn. K. Curtw ; Millinery Stpro
MM. Isn LUCAS , Dress Making nnd Furnishing
F. Kimpcl Barber Shop
A. Longman Mill
.1. McCoiit Stone Quarry
Ron. Hill * Artist
F. 11. Millmnn ; . . . . Painter
ISviuia Uodifur. L'iw , Almtrict nnd Land
Iving it Ondwell L iw , Abstract and Loan
Smith it Clyde Law
S , 11 Cochrnn Law
,1.V. . JJarnhart Law
L. R Bolter Law
.1 A. Hurry Liw
CI T. Kolluy Law
llnrvoy it Ford Land and Loan
A , S. Hroadwell Lind and Loan
E. G. Tyler Land and Loan
J. L. Witt Physician
II. L. McCloaty Physician
Dr. F. A. Comfort Homeopathic Phpsician
Buchanan it Jirowuell Furniture
M. II. Roodenough Hoots nnd Shoos
Goo. Wilson Justice
I. W. Stocker. Live Stock
F. AV. Hurt Nursery
W. II. M. Edwards Nursoy
FJoyd Mitchell Marshal
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO. ,
CARPETS ! G R OCERIES
HEHAS LARGEST STOCK IN OMAHAND MAKES'THE ' LOWESTPPEIOES
The ouly Furniture House in Omaha that does not deal
in Socond-liand Goods ,
CHARLES SHIVERICK.
FURNITU
SEDD1NG 'MIRRORS , FEATHERS ,
Window Shades , Cornices , Curtain Poles ,
Lambrequins , Office Desks and Every
thing Pertaining to the Furniture
and Upholstery Trade.
GHAS. : SHIVERICK.
1206,1208,1210 Farnham ,
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