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v , During the war I was In-
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A. L. C'arke ' , K. U. Wcbutcr ,
Goo. U. I'rutt , Jos. II. Heartwcll.
D. M.McI'JUInney. '
FiratMorigage Loans a Specialty
Thli Company turnlthea a permanent , home
Institution where Bchool Uon < l < and other legally
luued Municipal Kcvrillct of Nebruka can tie
bo negotiated on the moot favorable' Urmi.
Loan * made on Improved Unui | n all well > etUed
ountlea ol tha vtate , tkrough rc i > onilble local
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A , J. JJMPSON.
LEADING
OARRTJLGE FAGTOBY
THE COAL SUPPLY.
No Probabilities of , a Fuel Eam-
ino This Winter !
Omaha Can Withstand a Six
Wceka' Siege and Still
Suffer.
The recent .bold anap called to tbo
mtndfl of many of oar citizens the con
famine which took place hero two
years BRO , and the like of which very
few wish to BOO again. A BKK re
porter took occasion to [ inquire among
Bema of our leading coal dealers in
Omaha M to the probability of n ro-
currency of a f jimino ihia winter in
case tito eororo cold should bo pro-
trnctwl through two or three inontho ,
In regard to the supply of coal on
hand'for the winter nnd its probable
price , the doalorn ngroo that there la
an abundant Btook'of Anthrncito coal
on hand , there probably being from
fifteen -to twenty thousand tons In
stock in the city now , not to say anything -
thing of the coal that is on the road ,
whiloChlcagoalBohaaanabundantntoro
from which to bo drawn. One of the
principal troubles two years ago was
the impossibility of getting coal from
Chicago , which place waa as short in
regard to fuel as our own city. The
fair TToathor during this fall , being
very favorable for the railroads , no
delay has boon occasioned in trans
porting fuel , and it Is cot possible ,
oven If Omaha should bo cut off from
all supplies for six weeks , to bring
about a coal famine. Ono firm alone
lu thin city has seven thousand
tons and another firm not
being in the business at all has two
thousand tons stored away which the
dealers could fall back on In onto of
necessity. In regard to the price , it
is $10.50 and $11 , and it ia not con
sidered likely to rise above 812 , oven
in the event of a hard winter. In ro *
Hard to the soft coal supply , this la
not aa coed , and it might bo that there
would bo a scarcity in Omaha ia cane
of a hard winter. There has
been no increase in the number of
nlnca over in Iowa , although some of
; hem have Increased their capacity.
The supply from Wyoming ia naid to
30 not equal to the demand , in caao of
in extraordinary call being mixdo on
; h company , or if there should bo an
ntorruption in transportation on the
Union PaclGc. The prices in this Una
of cool remain at about the naual
Iguroa. This will bo gratifying nowa
Lu tlinto who experienced thn troubles
if 1880-81 , whim ooal could not bo
obtained of either kind for love or
money.
A"BOUf TOWN.
Wo have had a uurfoit of opera
tluring the week. Four evening por-
ormanccB nt SI , 50 a Boat anil a mail-
100 with a blizzard accompaniment ,
ought to satisfy any one , especially
when hacks are 84 a night , and the
weather makes walking out of the
question. Still the horoio cheerful
ness with which the average Omaha
clerk with a heavier heart than pocketbook -
otbook walks up to the box oflico and
ivory ptablo to make the preliminary
irrAngomonts , would do honor tony
\ny of the Christian martyrs
it the atako. But opera like
ho Beaten Ideals only cornea once a
roar and a follow can afford to bo a
Ittlo extravagant in apois , especially
when the chance ia given to aoo such n
irotty sight aa the opening night
jf the engagement. The beautiful
Ircss of the ladi-B wore particularly
lotlcoabloand the absence of the much
: ursod Gainsborough hat equally so.
Mr , Boyd's enterprise is bearing good
ruit and every season shows the social
is well aa the dramatic advantages of
laving such a handsome place of
unuaomont aa ho has afforded us.
layo yon over noticed the regularity
frith * which certain scats in the parquet
wid parquet circle are occupied by the
wrao parties , very much as a
> ow in church ia taken every
Sunday . by the eamo family ?
Ihia fact Rives a homo-llko air to th
opera houao audiences and make
> ach performance soorn to the regular
theatre-goer as uort.of a family gath
ering.
The third Pleat&nt Hours party
took place on Friday evening at Ma
sonic hall , and was , as ninal , a moat
enjoyable affair. Perhaps it ia the
informality of thosa receptions , aa
much aa anything olio , which makes
them o delightful. The mombomhip
if the club la not largo. It la not in
tended to bo. But it ia in the best
aonao select and comprUoa our ropro-
aoutativo aociety people , in whoso
company it la afwaya a pleasure
to bo thrown. The now
members this year are compara
tively fow. Among them wo notice
Max Meyer , George Barko , 0. N.
Dletz , S. W. Wyatt. N. A. Kuhn , II ,
J. Windsor , A. H. Newell , John'
Clarke , 0. J. Loomla , 0. li. Willlama ,
Col , Maaon , U. 8. A. , Major Noldo ,
U. S. A. , and Lieutenants Treat ,
Adams , Loydon , Brown and Howard.
The attendance on Friday evening
was not so largo aa ueunl owing , doubt-
IOBB , to fatigue after the opera season
and the attraction of Ilaymond at the
opera house , Hoffman , aa usual , fur-
nuhed un excallout programme of
music. A novel feature introduced
by President Squires wtuj the serving
of icoo between the dancua. Following
is a list of those registered aa present.
Mr , owl Mrs. 0 , 12. Squlroa , Major
and Mrs. Fnrey , Mr , and Mrs Jay
Morton , Oticugo : , Major and Mra ,
Horace Nuido , U. 8. A.Mhs Blanche
Ncido. Co ) , and Mrs , E. 0. Mason , U
8. A. , Mr. and Mra. W. H. Uurua ,
Mr. and Mra. J. N , H. Patrick , Mr.
and Mrs. Qoo. W , Doano , Mr , and
Mrs. W. n , McOord , Mr. and Mra
II. D. Estabrook , Mr. and Mra. Fred
Nye , Mr. and Mra. Ed. Peek , Mr.
and Mrs Frank Golnetzer , Mr. and
Mrs. Max Meyer , Mr , and Mra. 8.
W , Wyatt , Mfneefl Chambers , Mo-
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3ormlok , B&lcomb'o , Shear * . Lake.
Vakoley , Kojlght , Ohukaon , Wilbur ,
Jacobaen , Maul. Berlin , Lj-oni ,
Doano , Carrie and Loniao Ijams , Bon
sai , Comslock , Elmbal , Lohmor , Am
brose , Qrconhow and Richardson ,
Oapt , Adama , U. 8. A , Llouta. Ma-
aon , Treat , Leydon and Brown , U. 8.
ABarko , Newell , McMillan , Horn-
Jngton , Sharp , .Kuhn , 8axo , Annln ,
Garllch , Wilbur , Hcndricka , Windsor ,
Barkalow , Bonaal , Loutnis , Butler ,
Lehmor , Illngwalt , Kimball , Paterson -
son , Taylor , Clark , Thayer , Williams ,
Mark Morton , Beach , Berlin , Scott
and Patrick.
It may not generally bo known that
Omaha has a tennis club which moots
every Saturday for practice and match
games in Central hall. The room
makes an excellent court , and some
exciting games have already taken
placo. Among the members are
Lieutenants Howard , Loydcn nnd
Treat , Messrs. Robert Patrick , Will
McMillan , Ed. lliff and 11. U. Berlin
and the Misses Berlin , IluHtln , Ml ! >
lard and Lohmor.
The opening of the Philomathonn
concert subscription Hat aught to
draw n largo numborof our society people -
plo wholovo really good music , to Max
Meyer's music hall. The club has
struggled against a great.many disad
vantages last winter In , giving tholr
first six concerts and did such excel
lent work that they commended them
selves to public favor at onco. Their
programme this season will compare
favorably with those given by any
musical organization of their ftizo In
the country and will comprise the best
work by the boat masters. Added in
terest i glvon to their concerts by the
assistance which several of the boat
pianists and vocalists will render in
making the programmes attractive.
On the opening night Misses Popple-
ton and Rustln and Messrs Mayor
and Oahn will appear in a piano
quartette and Misses Maul and Pen-
neil will eing. The siza of the audl-
once will afford BOHIII teat of the _ ap
preciation of really good lauoio in
Omaha.
Social ovonta for the future are .not
clearly defined. Both the Pleasant
Hours and Sana Coromonio will , of
course , have thdir holiday parties and
invitations are out for a reception at
the homo of General and Mra. Howard
on Thursday evening next Iromflto
U. Bcaidea those * , rumor aayoth not.
CONGRESSIONAL. .
Special Dlnpatch to Tin UIB
SKNATE rUOCKEDlHOS.
WAKniHorajt , December 9. Senator
L'endleton naked the unanimous consent to
.nUo up the civil fcrvico bill nnd maka it
.he tccal | ) ! feature Monday. , Vorhoos ob-
ictod.
Senator Beck called up his political HB *
POJBincnt reaolutton , and after dlscutRion It
was laid over.
Senator Hoar mode nn nrguncent in favor
of the Lowell bill.
The senate resumed the bankruptcy bill.
Senator Brown moved to indefinitely
poatpond the subject. After discussion It
Araa BRICCC ! , at the mi'jcostlon of Senator
[ uKallfl , to dispose of the hill Monday.
Senator Hawley iuttuducoil ' bill , which
was referred to comitiitteu on civil pcrvlce
reform , to pruvout , ilHcern of the United
States from uolloctlu ; , ' Rubacrlptlons or
nBHSHHtnenta from cion oilier. The first
loctton i > rovldoa thnh no inouiber or mem
ber-elect of either house of congress or
employoH of either house , nnd no execu
tive , judicial , military or naval officers of
the United States , imd no clerk or employe
of any department , or any branch or bu
reau i > ( cither Romeo shall , directly or in
directly , Bollolt or receive , or be in any
manner cone Jrnecl in soliciting or receiving ,
nny Assessment , subscription or contribu
tion for auy political purpose whatever ,
from nny person or any peraona receiving
nny compensation from inonovs derived
from the treasury of the United Stnton.
The second section provides that nny
person violating this law shall bo deemed
'uilty of misdemeanor , and shall on con
viction be punished by a fine not exceeding
35,000 or imprisonment not exceeding
three years , or by both Hjch fine nnd im
prisonment in the discretion of 'tho '
: ourl ,
Tha Renato held a brief executive session
and then adjourned.
HOUSE I'KCCKKDINOS.
Mr. Page , from the commerce comir.it-
eo , reporttd n resolution calling on the
secretary of wnr for information as to
whether money appropriated by the Init
river and harbor bill was nppropriated for
works or objects not in the inter
est of commerce and navigation , nnd If so ,
requesting upoclOoatlons to lie furnished.
Several amendment ! ) wore otlered , nnd
an exciting but rambling debate followed.
Kir. Jlobeson held thnt the oppoaltlou
: amo from metropolitan newspapers iu the
ntcrest of aggreRuto capital ,
Mr. Kaason , of lown , again opposed the
) IU , and motuberi surrounded the epeakcr
md luteriupted blm with laughter And up-
auce. Mr. Kauaoa advocated ninendlug
he phraseology , contending that the sec
retary of war could not report any work
muec'usary , as every brook was of local
mportnnce.
Air. Page said the river and harbor
illl won n good thin ; , despite the fact that
'howling demagogues" had cried It down.
the secretary of war should be required to
explain why he did not send in the esti-
nates of the engineers for work done of
he next year.
Mr. Cox , of New York. In n fiery speech
opposed tbo resolution , lie told Mr , Tage
hat tbo "bowling demagogues" seemed to
mve a majority in hi a (1'age'a ( district ) ,
nnd In fact they had a majority all over
the country. The people had set the seal
of the their disapproval on the river and
larbor bill. The river and harbor bill
members who were not re-elected criticised
he president severely for vetoing the river
and harbor bill.
Mr. McL ns called Attention to the fact
iiat "because New York had twenty-ieven
feet of water ehe nblected to Improvement
of harbors at Philadelphia , Baltimore ,
Mobile , New Orleans and Galvciton.
Applause , ) If there WAI a veto which
deserved to be overridden It was the veto
of the harbor bill by the honorable gentle
man who now holJj his seat At the end of
; be avenue. That veto offers you no op
position to the principle bf the bill. That
reto tells you that amount it too great.
Whose buiineaa U It to regulate the amount
when the principle U rlrht ? If to Improve
navigation and commerce be a wine policy
muut not congress say how much money
ilmll be expended ? For the president to
take no exception to the bill except that
we gave wore money than be would , de
prives him of tbe respect which our judg
ment * ought to render to him , and the
more HO when he follows that veto with an
nuuuul mwaage In which he tells us that
maybe BOUIU yf the objects will r qulce
Further appropriations. If Ihomouevhoa
not been expended whose Unit is h ? If
Iho ext'ctitho boa taken It upon hlmrelf
not to ei | > ontl money , what excuve can he
olfer ? Ilia statement that 917,003,000 U
still on hand In a fallacy ,
Mr Kaason I understand the gentle
man to blame the president for \etolng
for UrgeuAiia yf appropriation !
Mr. AIcLane-That I did.
Mr , Kanon In other word * the presi
dent should expend nil that \vaaapproprl-
Air , MoLine That U auotber question.
I challenge the gentleman to justify uy
president who uuea hlu discretion after
coiiKro'9 haa appropriated money.
Mr , Kotdou I accept the challenge and
say I will support any president , democrat
or republican , lu expending as little n he
can , unless required oy express law to ex
pend it. General Grant took the ground
of discretion , and fnrthei than that 1'renl-
dent A thupontrary ta _ the statement of
tbe gentleman , T to d thi tills "on grounds
He also reload ltb uie
it appropriated for object * not within eon <
atlUtlonal llmltatlooa , , ,
Mr , Cox inquired whether McLwe
meant to aay that republlcana from New
York wore influenced in their action bj
railroad Interest * .
Mr , McLikne replied ba had not svd'
drensed hlmielf to that subject
Mr , Tomnhend , of Illinois , Mr.
Atherton and others asserted that the pap -
p ra of tbe west , as well aa the proa ol
Now York , had opposed the river and har
bor bill , And Mr. Ilobe on anggetted in
explanation thnt great lines of railway ran
to Chicago and Ht. Louli , and Incidentally
mentioned that there were railroads ia hie
district.
Mr. Cox And then yon did not got
through ,
The THRO resolution waa finally adopted ,
nnd the house took up tbo consular appro
priation hill and pa scd It.
Mr. Kasaon. from tbo committee on
civil service reform , reported a bill to im
prove the civil service. Ordered printed
and recommitted. Adjourned.
THE STATE FAIR.
Forthcoming Meeting of the
State Board of Agri
culture ,
Other Meetings of Nebraska
Societies.
The following circular has been is
sued from the oflico of Hon. D. H.
Wheeler , secretary of the state board
of agriculture :
The annual mooting of the Nebraska
state beard ot agrioulturo will bo hold
in Lincoln on the third Tuesday ( the
ICtli ) of January , 1883 , at the oQico of
the secretary of atato in the capitol
building , at 3 o'clock p. m. The mem
bers of the board are as follows :
MEMBEIIH WHOSK TEUM3 EXPIRE 1883 ]
D. H. Wheeler , Plattsmouth ; M.
Duaham , Omaha ; J. 0. MoBrido ,
Lincoln ; E. N. GronollFort Oalhoun ;
J. Jon-ion , Qenova ; M. V. Easterday ,
Tcenmsoh ; R. Daniels , Qilinoro ; H.
0. Stoll , Beatrice ; J. T. Olarkson ,
Sohuyler ; R. W. Fnrnas , Brovrnvillo ;
J. B. Dlnsmoro , Button ; S. Barnard ,
Table Rock ; 0. H. Walker , Bloomington -
ton ; A. D. Williams , Hastings ,
MEMBERS WHOSE TERMS EXPIHE IN
1884
Chris Hartman , Omaha ; O. W. E.
Doraoy , Fremont ; W. H. Barstow ,
Crete ; El Mclntyro , So ward ; J. B.
McDowell , Fairbury ; Horace Allen ,
Clarksville ; S. M. Barker , Silver
Orook ; L. A Kent , Mlndon ; W.
E. McOioud , Waco ; D. V. Stevenson ,
Falls City ; W. B. White , Tokamahj
W. T. Dodge , OJark ; Royal Buck ,
Rod Willow ; Jonathan Higgins ,
Nelson.
Each member in urged to bo in
prompt attendance at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon of the day above named.
Business of importance for the corning
year will bo considered. At thio
meeting the members will determine
when nnd whore the fair for 1883
will be held , make the premium list
and all arrangements for the annual
fair. '
The president of each county soci
ety , or delegate therefrom duly au
thorised who hill fur the time being
be , oz-oitipio ; members of the atato
board of agriculture , for the purpose
of deliberating and consulting aa to
the wants , prospects and conditions of
the agricultural interests throughout
the state , are requested to bo in at
tendance , and at that meeting the DOV-
oral reports from the subordinate so
cieties shall bo delivered to the presi
dent ot the state board.
The Slate Horticultural society will
hold Us Annual meeting commencing
January 17th. The State Wool Grow
ers' association and the Nebraska Fine
Stock Brooders' association will also
moot during the eamo wook. News
papers throughout the state who have
faith in the agricultural interests of
our state and who desire to advance
the aamu can afford to publish this
notice for the sake of tha cause , gra
tuitously , and are respectfully asked
to demonstrate their faith In Nebras
ka by their work and publish the
sorno immediately.
EDMDND MclNTYKE , Pros.
DANIEL H. WIIEELKK , Sec.
CIIKIS. HARTMAN Treas.
liucklin'o iruica Idalve.
The Bear HALVE In tbe world tor Date ,
Dnilscn , Borcp , Ulcer * , bait Known , Fe
ver Bores , Tetter , Chipped Hands , Cbil
Maine , Corna , and all skin eruption ! and
positively ouroa pilot , It la guarantied to
give satlnfaotfon i icmejr refunded ,
Price , 25 oonta par ex. tor sal * by 0 ,
Goodm n
Woman' * True Priond.
A friend in need ia a friend indeed. This
none can deny , especially when usslntancti is
rendered when one ia sorely allllcted with ,
disease , wore particularly those com-
plainU and weaknesses so common to our
female population. . Every woman should
know that Electric Bitters are woman's
true'friend , and will ponltively restore her
to health , even when all other remedies
fall. A single trial always proves our an-
ecrtlon. They are pleasant to the taste ,
nuil only coat fifty cents bottle , Sold by
C. F. Qoodman
Bend ( i , 92 , $3 , or $5 for a r -
tall box by Express of the best
Candles In America , put up
elegant boxet , and strictly pure
SnlUble for presents. ExpreaA
charges light. Refers to all Chicago
cage , Try It once ,
o. F. QUNTHBB : ,
Confectioner , Chicago.
$500 REWARD ,
Tha > bove reward will be paid to any jwreon
who will product a Taint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
tor nri er\lng Shingles. Tin and Oravcl Hooln.
Warranted to b fire and Water 1'roof. All
oritori promptly attended to. Cheaper and uef-
tcr than any other paint now In u c. .
8TKWAKT & STEl'lIENSON ,
Sola Vroiirlctor * , Oinaiia llouio,0iuih , Kcb ,
BKFERKNOEH.
Officer & JHi8 y , Dr.HIco , Dr , Hnney , Fuller
Council lllutfi , lo a.
B a oBlce. Omaha Nco.
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S. S. MERRILL , A. V. H. CARPENTER ,
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T. J. POTTER , ,
2d Vlco-Pres't & Qen. Manizer.Chtcago
PEROIVAL LOWELL ,
den. Pftssoivfor Agt.
W. J. DAVtNPORT ,
Qen. Agent , Conncll Uluffs.
H. P. DUKLL. TlckoJ JAgt.
maio-wl IT
THI5 SIOUS OKT2 ROUT1'
ll m Eo'lclTnlr. lhTOnh troir
Council Blulla to St. Paul
Without Ohinge Tlmit , Only IT Mnuru
ir i ?
UICEQ SUK aaoaras KOOT&
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
70 OT. PADl , lUHKEAl'OMQ
nd all point ! lu Koitburn Io < ? , Klntn-fvU act
I > akosa. Tliij line la equipped with ih < Impicvsi
WoctlnifhonM Autstnallo Alr-l'i Lo C.BI ! IU ) (
HJnlfoitu Uoatler and Bnffor : and let
OPRED , OAFh-rr A1TD OOUl'CWS
> 1 antonianaod. Pulltaarj PnUc ( ilotplBff Oil
rein through WITHOUT CIIA OK betwo'.n Kan
j City and DL Panlla Conocll BluHe rn <
Vloux City.
Trains leave Lnlon Faclf.o Ttanrfei at Cent
ell Bluffs , at 7:80 : p. m , dally on arrival of Uaae t
noon
rim IIODBS m ADVANCK o ? ANT orax ; ;
UOUT5.
CeTBtmcmbei In likln ; tht Otoox City Ron
you pot a Through Tralu. Tbe Bhoiteal
Jie Qulckeet Time and a GomfoitauU llld * In Ut
ThtonKbCan bettruin
COUNCIL ULUFK3 AND BT. 1'AUL.
tfSet that your Ticket rud via lh "filonj
City and Paclnc lUlliwU
/ \YATTLUS , J , U. DOC11A.UN
Baperlntendtnt Oen' Fui.Agen
UltMuri Valley Ia.
W. E. DAVIU BanthwMtirn Pauenger
Ooundl Ulufli
FAST
In ( olnc Ba > Uk ttu
Train ) leave Omaba 8:40 : p. m. and TiiOa. tn
Per full Information call on ft. P. DEUELTlek
Agent , lith and Varnam ! . , J. BKLL. U.
\UllwartDepol. or at JAU1UT Oti&UK.Qenei
100,000
TIMKEN-SPRINCVEHIGLt-S
K O XV I W TT S E.
. so il other a for cany rldlmc. tyl
d durability.
They nro lor ealo by all Loading Oar
lago Builders and Deoleru throughont
ho country.
3PBINGS OEAR8 & BODIES
Voreal b
Henry Timken ,
jP t nto niDaU.declot ( CanUctl.
X combination of JVo-
toritte of Iron , JL'eruvian
Hark and llt phonu in
n palatabla form , for
ZfrHHtv , Iioot of Ar > -
titt , Prostration of fflal
f outer * it if indltpenta-
. . . . ,
. . . SEV.J.I..TOWNEB
SBV. A. I. HOJGLBS Wrltes- :
_ After R thoroQRh trial of tno _ HI. , says.
IBON TON1O , I toke pleaauro . / _ ' ; I consider It
In that I have boon /TP r
ttlnr excellent for
, ' . Ml a moat remedy
ttnws : .onoQtcd by ita /
.
use. Ministers and Pub- XUJM the debilitated vital forces.
lie Speakers will find It
of the greatest value
vrhoro a Tonlo ia neces
sary. I recommend it
oa a reliable remedial
npont , possessing' un <
doubted nutritive and
restorative Imimltt , A'JM properties. Od. a , 1832 _
DR. BARTER MEDICINE GO. , 213 IT. AI ex. , ex. MOID.
The1 Oldest Wholesale and THR LEADING
Retail JEWELRY HOUSE HOUSE
hi Omaha. Visitors can here IN TUK WEST I
General Agents for the
find all novelties in SILVER
Finest Pianos
and Best and
VER WARS. CLOCKS , Organs manufactured.
Rich and Stylish Jewelry , Our prices are as Low as
Eastern Manufacturer
iho Latest Most Artistic any
, ,
and Dealer.
and Choicest Selections in Pianos and Organs sold
PRECIOUS STONES and for cash or installments a *
Bottom Prices.
all descriptions of FINE A SPLENDID stock ot
WATCHES at as Low Pri Steinway Chi eke ring ,
ces as is compatible with Knabe , vose & Son's PJ
honorable dealers. Call anos , and other makes.
and see our Elegant New Also Clough & Warren ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smitb
Store Tower
, Building , American Organs , &c. Do
corner llth and Farntiam
not fail to see us before pur
Streets. chasing.
MAX MEYER & BRO , ,
A Large Stock always on Hand.
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
HANUFAOTTJBEH OF
Firs-Class Paining and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done
1310 Hni-nnT. < * or. T4t > i.
PERFECTION
HEATINO AMD'BAKIWO
Is only attained by using
'TER 04K.
Stoves and Ranges.
WITH
WIRE BAUZfi OVER DOORS ,
For aalo byj
sons
Jull-Bi&elr
BERQUIST BROTHERS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
epairing in all Brannhes
-T. 0 . OO
Boots and Shoes ,
OMAHA , NEB.
WHOLUSALK AND ItETAIL DKALKR U )
Lath , Shingles , Pickets , ,
SASH , DOORS , BLIK9S , &V10LDINGS & , LIME ,
jarflTATB'AOENt FOB UHiVTAUKKS OK11XNT OOUPAHT1
Near Union Pacific Depot. OMAHA of <
O.
DRUGS , PAINTS , OILS ,
Window and Plate Glass/
car Anyone contemplating building store , bank , ot any other flni will find II to their J
antage to correi end with ua before pnrchailDg : their Plate Ql&M ,
F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA NEB.
W.M. MILLAtyU. EDWARD W. PECK ,
MILLARD & PECK ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1421 & 1423 FARNEAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED ]
gents for feok & Bauuliors Lard , anflWllber Nills Flonr
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK.
BTEIM."JOHNSON A 00. ,
TOOTL1J MAUL A OO. '