THE DAILY : BEE-OMAHA WEDNESDAY MAKOH ai
A rotnMitatlon of J'ro
toj-lile of Iron , JVrtiHan
Jla rlt n ml J'/K > . j/ioriM < tt
a txifnfaHabrtn. . J.'or
J > r6ifl < ! / . io t of Ar > j > e-
Me , J'ruifraf Ion oHla I
1'owcrs it it itidltpeniO'
Me.
Me.KEV.J. . :
Industry , IU. . nays :
Bt UnR that I nave e boon "I consider H
ILOQEIndustry
' . most excellent remedy toi
Kioavv .cnofltod by Its ILOQE a
use. Ministers and Pub- the debilitated vital forces.
u ° Speakers will find it
of the greatest value
where n Tonlo is neces
sary. I recommend it
w a reliable remoUlal
asent , possessing un
aoubtea nutritive and
trestoratlvo ovbrtffa , Ay , properties. , va. I , ISKi _ . _ . .
rairABEo si ins DR. BARTER MEDICINE co. , an w. UAIII ex. , nr. LOUIS.
A. WAKEFIELD
. . ,
TTUOI.KSALK AMD RETAIL DEALEB IN
Lath , 3hingles , Pickets ,
SASH , , BLIH08 ,
IWOTATK AOKXf KOR IULWAUKEE OKMKHT
Naar Union Pacific OB5ABA
HENRY LEHMANN ,
JOBBER OF
"WA - Hi Hi
AND
WINDO S
EASTERN PitGES OUPLEGATED.
118 FARNAM ST.
.MORGAN & CHAPMAN ,
WHOLESAL
2I3 FarnamSt. . . Omaha.
BOLLN & SIEVERS , I H , BOLLN& CO. ,
1C09 Douglas Street. | Cor. IGth and California St.
OMAHA SEED DEPOTS.
HENRY BOLLN & GO
litre brought to tl la . city ftom the f time of Lardrcdlh i. Son'c , Philadelphia , and James M. Thur-
burnftO . , New Yor. , the largest etock of ( iari'oa t ml Field Seeds ever Imported before to thli
city , allot which are guaranteed to be fresh and tiuoto the nami.
Prices will also be as low as any Eesponsible Dealer can Make.
mar 1C end.tf HENRY BOLLN & CO.
Single Breech Loading Shot Buns , from $5 to SIB , " '
Double Breeoh Loading Shot ( runs , from 518 to $75 ,
Muzzle Loading Shot Guns , From $6 to $25 , '
Fishing Tackoi , Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods ,
Full Stock of Show Gases Always on hand ,
. .
bfa.JiJifcg
Imported and * E > y * West Cigars a large line of
Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and ev.rything required
-quired in a first-class Cigar , Tobacco and. Notion
Store , Cigars frdm $15 per 3 fto hpwards , Send
fdr Price List and , Samples ' ' / *
MANnFACTOREK OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES ,
WmdoW-Oaps , Finials , Skylights , &c.
THIRTEENTH STREET , - - - OMAHA , NEB
DIRECTORY OF LEA0IN8 WESTERN HOTEL
, Prop ,
A SURPRISE.
A Chicago Lawyer Stopped in
tiio Opera House Lobby ,
And Freeonted With a Handsome -
some Diamond Solitaire.
It wag the last night of the Maddcrn
ongagomont. The Boyd was filling
rapidly , and the stairs , the lobby , the
foyer wore aa tndlcatiro of llfo and
beauty aa they usually are when
Omaha amusement patrons lot thorn *
solves oat. The ladles' reception-room
had , aa customary , a number of inaida
and matrons paying their laat respects
to matters of toilet and satisfying
themselves of their porfeot irresiotl
bllity , before tholr entrance of the
auditorium.
A trio of young gentlemen had
jnat ascended to the landing of the
marble stairway and wore approaching
the flight which loads t- the entrance ,
when a young lady , richly attired ,
and accompanied by n matronly lady ,
exclaimed , "Thuro ho is , mammal1
The throe young gentlemen turned.
Aa they did BO the elderly lady approached
preached and , addressing ouo of them ,
requested him to step with lior to the
rocoptlon-room. The uartquostod
youug gentlemen , of course , ' 'moved
"
on
Within the room , the matronly lady
said : "Mr. Nolan , lam delighted to
meet yon , and desire to cancel a debt
of ftratitudo , for which I have long
boon in arrears. My daughter tells
mo it woe you who saved her llfo ,
aomo years since la the mountains of
Colorado. She thought she recognized
yon at the hotel to-day , and now she
Is positive you are the man , indeed.
If you will kindly accept this little
souvenir of my appreciation of your
exceeding heroism , yon will place mo
under even rnoro heart-felt gratitude. "
Mr. H. W. Nolan is not a bashful
man , because ho la a lawyer and a
Chloagoan. Nor la hla modesty of
that Omahan nature which would prevent -
vent him from wearing the beautiful
solitaire diamond which * ho feelingly
accepted on this occasion. If the gen
tleman , at all , faltered It was becauio
of the languishing effect the young
lady's grateful , yet modest glances ,
had upon him , presumably because of
the proprietary right ozerclsod ever
thorn by a gentleman present who was
then introduced as the young lady's
husband.
The scene waa a short one , and upon
its conclusion , all adjourned to their
respective seats in the auditorium.
Seven years ago Mr. Nolan waa
prospecting In the mountains. Ho was
climbing a circuitous road to a min
ing camp , when a runaway
horse , to which clung a frightened and
powerless lady rider , and which had
run away from a party of equestriennes
and their escorts , catno galloping rapIdly -
Idly toward him At a bond in the
road both rldor and animal would
have been dashed to destruction , a
thousand feet below. At the risk of
hla life , ho reached the bridle of the
horse as it was flying past him , and ,
In a short time , brought the animal to
his knopn. Both horse and rider wore
saved. The party and cscnrts soon
cinuio up and bore tholr member home.
Mr. Nolan had not time nor inclina
tion to accompany them and peso at
rescuer , and consequently contlnnec
bis jonrnny. Ho soon staked bovonc
the divide , and never heard who he
bad rescued.
After years of absence and separa
tion , all the parties met hero aa tran
sients as above related.
For Throat Diiaaie * amd Cough *
BBOWN .BitONoiiiAL TROCHKS , like all
other realty good things , are frequently
Imitated , The genuine ore sold only in
boxes.
THEY COME
Another Combination of Omaha Bus !
ness Men.
Articles of incorporation of the
Omaha Goal , Coke and Lime compan ;
were filed In the county clerk's 'office
yesterday.
The principal place of business Is
Omaha , and the general nature of the
transactions the general merchandls
Ing in coal , coke , lime , cement , pi as
tor and hair.
The authorized capital stock la $25 ,
000 , in 250 shares of $100 each , ten
per cent of said capital stock to bo
paid down on subscription , and the
balance on call of the board of direc
tors.
tors.The
The existence of the company 1
fixed for ten yean , ending March 10
1893
The highest indebtedness to bo in
cur red la 915,000.
Geo. F. Labagh , Charles F. Good
man , Frank Darling and Milton D r
ling are the Inoorporators.
RUSSIA Salve is unrivalled for Its speedy
healing qualities. Ask your druggist * fo
it. 25 eta.
eta.Real
Real Estate Transfers.
The following deqds wore filed fo
record in the connty. clerk's oflic
March 20 , reported for THE BEE bj
Ames1 real estate agency :
J. A. Horbaoh and wife to Ohas
Johnson , w. d. , lot 3 , block 3 , Her
bach's 2d odd. $475.
Margaret Murphy , admlnistrix , t
F. W. Grey , deed , lot 9 , block 18k
$900.
F. Murphy to P. Pedersen , q. c. d
131 foot of s nnd lot 9 , block H , Arm
strong add. $1.
Tonako a salad that is certain t
please all tastes , you need only ns
DOIIKEE'H SALAD DBKSSINO. Nothing
equal to It was ever offered , and non
so popular. It is a superb table sauce
Flret Ward.
Republicans of the First word
There will be a mooting at Motz hal
Wednesday evening , March 21 , at 7:3 :
p. m All voters of the First ward
are requested to attend. 'Byroques
of chairman of ward committee.
A. F. SWIOKAUD.
A Third Ward Meeting.
OMAHA , March 20 , 1883.
A regular meeting * of tha Thir
ward republican club will bo hold
Wednesday evening , March 21st , at
the Olty hotel , corner of Tenth and
Ilnrnoy street. All republicans In
HID Third ward nnd all who Intend to
work with them this spring are in-
vltod to attend.
W. n. OAULKTO.X , Secretary.
"I never found any inodiclno that
produced such roiuarknblo and In-
tautaneona effect as St. Jacobs Oil
Id , " B ys Mr. Short , proprietor of the
( olmotit Hotel , Lowell , Mass.
Lonif Fine nnd Vicinity.
otheKditorof Tin U !
As your columns contained an artl
lo recently In the interest of Alne-
worth , wrlttou by some Imaginary bo
ng purporting to bo a judge of towur ,
Hilda , sand , etc. , wo beg leave to a ken
on to gho epaou for a few thoughts
umowhat different Wo shall not
undertake to burden your readers wl h
a lengthy detail of the niUroprosouta-
ions presented by your \isloimry cor-
ospoudout. Oo Boeincd to bu dls-
otod to defame Ljiig Pint- , and
riilao Aiiawbrth as the only town ot
niportaaco iti thla part of Nebraska
low , wo nro not disposed to any t\i y
hing harsh or wrong of An.swortn ,
> ut when u relic of barbormn wuu
uoh an infamous lot of falsehoods HR
wan presented in that article , thuro lane
no wuy to undo the wrong whi-u pr
tinted Inn respecublo paper im 'IUK
{ KB but to rciuto it by the whulu
ruth. Long Pine is nearly In the
enter ot the now county.Vo have
ho finest Mater-power for mllla wo
iavo ever seen. Ten thousand or
nero acres of the laud near Long
'inu have been taken during the pant
winter. About six thousand acres ,
mvo born taken near hero by your ccr
espondent'a poraonalfrlonda , and an
unusual emigration is now pouring
nto Long Pine and vicinity.
Your correspondent would have
, our readers believe that Long Pinu
s dwindling away , but such is not the
act. Bnalnoia men are coming here ,
and Mr. Smith has just put down a
argu lot of lumbar as an evidence of
ho demand still going on. Wo alee
iavo a good now furniture store. The
nerohants have increased tholr stock ,
forming implements have boon
ironght on lately , and Glover &
Whlttimore are doing a lively busi
ness in their bank. A now newspa-
lor , The Long Pine Journal , has just
itartod , and commences with a largo
nbscrlptlon list and * a number cf
advertisements aa the paper will show
Fwonty-five now dwelling houses in
he neighborhood of Long Pine will
ie erected in the conrsu of three or
our weeks. Several new ones arc
jolng up now.
As to the lando nsar Long Pine ,
; oed judges have said that it is al-
nest precisely such soil aa the great
wheat producing volley's of California.
Wo write nothing but what * ran ba
> roved , mlllora are hero now looking
iftor millsites. Mr. Upalll IB nt this
writing putting in n mill and will bo
Manufacturing lumbar In a faw da }
A.n intelligent public will judge
yhnther Ling Pine ia dying or not.
Now as the gentleman saw fit to
make a largo statement in rep-ud to
the business outlook of Atusworth , wo
wonld barely mention that wo have
he following bualnona houses in Long
Pine , and the stores and other place *
of bnsinctn aio doing wt l ) :
Tracy Dry goods , groceries , bootc ,
shoes , clothing aud general met-
chtndlso
Ryan Dry goodc , groceries , bootc
shoes and general merchandise.
Wheeler Groceries and provisions ,
confectionary , oto.
Sklnnor Hardware , cutlery , etc.
Spafford Druglst , stationary , oto.
Mead Furniture , undertaking , oto.
L 8. King Millinery , dressmak
ing , oto.
Glover & Whltlemore Bankers.
Glover Lind commissioner.
Moore General fend store.
Skinner Feed Store.
Rlngsnrd Blacksmith.
Sandert Harness maker.
Hotels Long Pine home , railroad
eating house.
Mrs. Miller Baker and dining
room.
Ferguson Dairyman and milk mor <
chant.
Hotel livery and feed stable.
GUI Meat merchant.
Smith Lumbar , laths , lime , olc ,
We have a railroad round house ,
railroad division and a fine depot ,
John Danka Drayman.
Two saloons.
The Long Pine Journal.
One school house , in which proaoh
Ing , Sabbath school and other re
llglous meetings are held.D.
D. E. W.
What it Did For an Old Lady.
OOSHOCTOK STATION , N. Y.\
December 20 , 1878. J
GENTS A number of people hat
been using your bittern here , am
with marked , effect. In one case , i
lady ever seventy years , had boon slol
for years , and for the past ton year
haa not been , able to bo arounji hal
the time. About lx mouths ago shi
get so feeble she was helpless. He :
old remedies , or phyeiclans , being o
no avail , I sent to Depost , forty-fivi
miles away , and got a bottle of Ho ]
Bitters. It .improved her so she wai
able to dress herself and walk abon
the house. When she had taken thi
second bottle she was able to take can
of her own room and walk out to ho :
neighbor's , and has improved all thi
time since. My wife and chlldroi
also have derived great benefit fron
tholr use.
W. B. HATHAWAY ,
Agt U. 8. Ex. Oo.
DELEVAN , Wls. , Sept. 21 , 1878.
GENTS I have not taken quite oni
bottle of the Hop Bitters , I was i
feeble old man of 78 when I got it
To-day I am as active and fool aa wol
as I did at 30 , I aoo a great man ;
that need such a modlclno ,
D. BOYOE ,
Wanted a Tariff
Wall Street Kewi.
Ho was a Pennsylvania farmer 01
hla return from Washington. Ho wa
more than that ho was Indignant
"Yon see , " ho explained to his follow
passengers In the car , "I discovered i
chalk mine on my land a few dsya ° ai ( >
tons and tons and acres and acres o
rod ohtlk. I've been down to Wosh
Ington to BOO our members of congres
about putting a tariff of CO per cent
on all imported red chalk , and the ;
wouldn't make n move in that cuso. "
' 'la it possible ! " gasped ono. "You
bet It's potslblo. It's not only possi
ble , but the inltmlt I login to throw
my chalk on the market , ever will
comu a whole tlcct of English vessels
each ono loaded with chalk , and
another of America's industries will
r colvo its death blow at the hands c f
uaupor labor. I toll yon , gentlemen ,
wo might as well bo infernal cannibals
as froo-borii American patriots 1"
* The man who knows nothing , of
Mrs , Lydla E. Plnkham and her
sovereign rcmody for women is wanted
for a juryman. The fact clearly
irovos that ho does not read the pa
iors N. II. Hcpiitor.
PHOOLAM VTION.
'orlhu ' General City * lection anil mibinlttlng
t la re it n proposition to vote tu vi > r bomln
11) virtue ) of tlio author tunteil in inc. I.
amen K. Ilojil , Major ot the Clt > ot Oiiuht ,
'obrnskn , dohcrib ) mod Im to the rjuMlllol
IN. ton ol the clt > ol Omaha uiul ot tliu r.BiH-ct
o wauls thereof , thatiui
ANNUAL UTV Kt.rCTION
\ \ III bo held on
'UESDAY ' , APRIL THIRD , 1883 ,
ir the i lection of the follow In * ; olllccrs , immclj
Mi\or , 1'ollcc Judge , niul Cltj T nvnircr , nvc.li
irthotrrin 'f two juin
bKOiun llmcn atUur , for the term ol two
IV *
\ \ McmKrsol the IloarJ of Kducntloi , thrre
OK no ( or Iliu turn of two jciri.aml thuo tone
no fur the tirm of ihno jcarx
At Kild d eo lun ] > IH ant to an onllntnco of
In ill ) > .f Omaha which la an follow H.
"ORDINANCE NO 570. "
.n onllnim.0 ti | 'ro\llo ' fir f'e nuhmlxslmi to
tuo utorn of the 1 1 ) * of Onitha , of n | > r * > pn-
xltlon wtiitlur thoclt ) fl all I-HIIU miomimlreil
thou an 1 do lars (8 ( 100,000) ) In bonds for newer
puroHi ,
itordil ixl b ) the City Council ot the Cllj of
Oniili i
iS 1 It litlng C'ns iloreJ norcmary by
t * CuuiHIof thoclt of OmahathatH ui
con tritcU-d t > hou il lu ex eiul < l and other
uuorHron truitul , the if ir that the Jim or of
hiicltx of 0 null i be , m tll-hcnb ) a'Uh rlriManil
itrtatilt Mibnilt to ho electors ot the cltj of
null * tlio toll wi tf prop itl on on the 3 d ih\
f Ami nor , It belli ) ; the cl-w of genera tit )
iii.il n , K > Inj : two.iij ( J ; ) ila ) ubllc notice
ihcrcof bif roltH mibiulvl n " hall lioikln of
plocltycf Omaha ho Iwiuil hgthl tlty In the
uin'ot ( iioliuiulreJ thou a ill ilo lar < - ( 100,0 0) )
Itio In twuit ) ( tooiiD , aiij licArlnt not to ex-
eodslx ( U ) pur cult Int rent from date , f Issue ,
ntcrrnt a ) Me tmannua I ) unon Intcro-tcdu
wns t bo attached to a 1 1 bonda for ( ho purpose
t ntui id K nnd maintaining ten era parti ) con
i ru ted anil constructing aua malnttliiliiK mJJI
'OU ! SOWtMOH fO lOWS
1-xt-ialonof 'ho north Omaha sewir from f Oth
itriot to the II 111 tar ) llnd e on Cuinlng etrcct ,
.went ) four thousand dollarn ( $24,000 )
Kxttnslun of uoilh branch of the louth Omaha
lower fr in St Mai ) 'a atouuo to a folnt near
farnam ndv:2J : itro t , eighteen thousand dollars
il 18.000) ) .
A a cr from ICth and llarnoy north to Chlca-
0 ( trees ndia 1 1 nCh'ca < o rctt to the , hcr.
Inetcen thousand fl\ehundrod dollar * ( tIB.tCO )
A sewer on 17th street from Can * atrtet north
> I rdslrcet , > e > cn thoua iddollar (17,000. ( )
hitcnslon ot s'UihOmalia Hiiitr to th river
lOttom , lxteen thousand fit a hundred dollars ,
16tOO )
Kxienslon of old malm and construction of al
.Ittonal nmliiH ou the Waring : at m of eowcr-
go , fltt'en th utana dollurt , (3 ( IB , 00 )
t'altl bondxand procctda tnonol not to bo dl-
crtoJ from the pur ese f r which the ) are ls uoil
ml n > t < o bo n Id f ir less thin par SaM pro-
1 ultl n to I o Hiilnn tied to a U cl cto entire.
nil in the forix'o ng frum 'hooto tlier-on shall
ao on ) , "For bmor UonuB , " and "Agalnut
owir end , "
SKC ' Tills rrdlimnco nil-ill take
'J ello t and bo
tone fr in and aft < r 1U I atuiaru
I'luwcil Ktb. 27th , Ir83
Ataat : J J. I. C .IKWrnr , rltyrjrrk
CIIAx. KAUKMANN ,
President Cli ) Council pro tun.
Approved Marth J , ISsSJ.
J K I10VI ) ,
Ma ) or of Omaln
Tha propo It'on net out In 1 1 ordlnaiuo u 11
> o kiiliinlttcd to the cl < it n of mid ilt\ , the \ oto
herton to bo mil ) "F KSKwhll UuNDj,1 ur
DISH Nvt 1
IhopolNat sildilcttl n ulll l > o opui al _ . _ _ _
oMock a in , ft il l > u Kept open until 7 o'clock p
n. , ot BI il da } ami 1111 mn.r , anil at the follow-
K placoH , In the respective u arils , viz.
> Irstar At0. . "Ot South 10th ritn.it.
Second Ward At Wnlluiz' Hotel , Lca > en-
north street , between It h anil 4th strcota
Tlntilard At John OConnou't , noutbHCtt
corn r Douglas and ItMhetrcitg
Kourti Muril At Count ) Court House , Katn
lain a r 11 , hit cm 15th anil loth
I Hi h \ \ ur l-ConiUcld's Uarticr bh p , ICth 6t.
LictWLLii Calif rni % anilt't > 8tcr ttrccti ) .
Blxth Ward-At It. U. K lurs , Mil Cumlng
strict ,
. / - > , IN WITNESS wher of.lWehcrcunt
< SEAL v > ct my hand and cvused the seal of soli
1 , ' city to bo atllxid tliUOtb day of llircb
1883. JAMES K.UOVI ) ,
Major of the Cltof Omaha ,
mar in tot
NebrasKaLantlAgeccj
LiJAV5S & SMYDER ,
505 Farnam St. Omaha Nebraska
Ctrefully Mlcctcd land la Eastern Nebraska fo
sale. Great Bargalna In Improved farms , Omahi
City property.
Geo. P. Bemis
Real Estate Agency ,
fith and Douglas 8 . , Omaha
agency docs strictly B brokcrago butlmei
not ipcculato. aod therefore ui > balanci
of our booki are Insured airalnst foi .
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
Omcx I'uiicnARiNo AND Direr )
COMHIHUAHV OK SUISIHTKSCIt , )
Oniahn , Neb. , March 10 , 1BH3. )
SoMtil propofals , In duplicate , tutiject to th
uaual conilltlons , will be received at thlt ofllc
until 12 o'clock noon , March 301 11 , 18X3 , at whlcl
t me nrl place the > will bo ojieDtd In pieacnc
of bidders'for fuinUliIcK and delivery at th
subs Btenca st'rehouse In this clh.ln new ntrrn
Blnulo cotton etckr , twenty-fit e thousand pound
high gr ucil Hour , to be uado from Mo 1 tipiln
heac , ana to DO tqual to tanrp'o to bnrein I
thli office , tfamplei ol tne flur to be tent wll
the propcuil' , a-id 'l ' to be de.tvtrod on or b <
fere Apil' ' 20th , 18-3.
Ihe ifovtrnmtnt aeserves the tight to rejet
anv or al propomlo-
Blunk prapoivla cm be ob'alned at thli rlflci
PropoBalimutt lie cocloicd In iealcd invtlopi
marked. 'Vropcsa ifor Flrur"and addreiedl
the undersign.d. THOMAS WILSON ,
maMO 3t Maj r and CJ S. U. A.
TO CONTRACTORS -DREDGING
Your attention II cal'a 1 to contricti to bo leer
( or dltihliu. Ditch In Burt and Wtihlngtoi
conntlet , aliout thliteen miles loog , In warklm
ectlons , ihiouzh a miron , width about Ofeol
ildci iloplcg 1 to 2 feet derta from 6 to 7 fe i
d rt to i e moved about 8 feet from brink of ditch
Number of cublctardu to be moved about Hi ,
740. Bild Itih li being conitructcd tyealrl iwi
countlca under etatulo providing for nralnlni
iwarop ) > ndi , approved Feb. 28,1881. Woik t <
be done In accordance wlih pUni and polflc
lions. For further Informttlnn apply to tta
connty cloik of el her of tald counties , and BC
report of engineer and procoedlnna of boardi o
comral'tloiarJtf tali couotlos and particular ) ;
that of February Bth. 181 Alao the oindal ad
vertlsemeut In the lllalr Pilot and In Hurt Coun
ty New .
Bldtarolo bo filed with certified check am
name of iuretlo < , on cr before March 22J 1883
atRp. m. with county clerk rf iurt county , A
A. TnomcH. Dupllcttca ( ullhout chcckb ) will
county clerk of Waahlngion county Blaril
forma tar proposals will bo tuppllod by Dili
clerks. ly ! order of
1IUAKDS OP SAID COUNTIES.
feb IB oow m& e 3t
PROPOSALS FOR SIDEWALKS
Sealed propoial ) will be received by the ur.
denlgned until 12o'cocic noon ot March 2ltr
1883. at Uioofflco of the Hoard of 1'utillc Worli
forlhoconitructlon of all plann ild wa1k thi
nay b < ordered by the City < ouncllfor the quai
ler em Ing Ju'y lit A I ) , 18)3. Buch aldewilk
to be constructed In accordance with pUni an
ipeclficatlonicn flle Inlhoolllce of aald bo ril
Said proposal ) to be made upon pr nt d blank
furn < thed by laid board and to be iccompanlc-
by the alinaturea of propound auretlei who , I
Ilio awarding of BU3h contract will enter Into
b > nd with the city of Omaha la thoiumc
11.000 for the f.llhful execution ot uld con
*
Thi BoArJ ot Publie Works rcferrca Ibo rlgb
Jfolti vav tnd tvll bldf.
JAMES CUF.IQHTOV.
tiT-eoJ 2w Cbm'a Board of I'ubllc Worki.
I E.
ORCHARD & BEAN , J. B , FRENCH & CO ,
) A R P E TS ! GROCERIES :
W. F. CLARK ,
PAINTER , PAPER HANGER & DECORATOR
Kalsomining , Glazing ,
A.ND WORK OF THIS OHARAOTER WILL RECEIVE PROMPT
ATTENTION.
B. E. Oor. 10th and Douglas Stroota , - OMAHA ,
EASTERN MARKET.
ZMHE5.A.TS , IM IE.A.TS ,
Fresh , Salt , Smoked and Lvried. at
0. ODJNNKBB , - - - 1716 Burt Stree
rholco . Cuts competition ID prlcn and thoteuRh uiulcntatJIng of the buslncsi ratrong . . -
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THE CONFECTIONER
All Goods Perfectly Pure. Largos ! asfiortment in town.
-VCT3ECC X.1El ? ( uCk.X.X ] Ac KmiTA. IX. .
FINEST FABNOH FRUIT G-LACES , FINE OIG-ARS ,
Orders by Mail Solicited Opera Honse Block. 15th St. ,
GlltSO * cV HILLY ,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON FACTORY ,
CORNER TWELFTH AND HOWARD STREETS ,
OUOLJ&.JBL A. , XOX11B.
Pftrtlculsr attention given to Repairing , Sttiifmotion Guaranteed.
HAS THE BEST STOOK IN OMAHA AND MIKES THE LOWEST PRICES
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have now , been finished in our store. maV -
ing it the largest and most complete
FUR ITURE'HOUSE
In the West. 'An ' additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
: with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
One Exclusively ior the use of Passengers These immense warerooms -
roomsthree stores , are 66 leet wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei
shown-
shownAll are invited to oall , take the Elevator on the first flooi
and go through the building and inspect the stock.
CHAS. SHIVERIOK ,
1206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omaha ,
STENCIL CUTTING ,
Looksmitog , Bell Hanging , Saw filing ,
UMBRELLA AND TaRASOL REPAIRING.
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Oh Street , 2d Door North of Drdgo , . . . . Omaha , Neb
JOHN SPOERL ,
FINE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER ,
410 Tenth Street , Omaha ,
.
Only lh host stock mod. I'rrfect flta and natUMct on icuiranteod lu-th sat
Have the Best Stock in Nebraska.
MAKE THE LOWEST PRICES.
PERKINS & LEAR ,
FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
1416 Douglas Street.
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