THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA , MONDAVT JTLY 2 , 1883 ,
J. B. DETWILEEp
Jnvitos the attention of the public to hi'
Large and Well Selected Stock
-OF
Embracing all ihe Late Patterns in everything inthe
Carpet Line ,
Oil
IX LARGE QUANTITIES ANi AT
XACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY
1313 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb.
I Hi Hi I
CORNER 15th AND DODGE.
Below we give prices to convince you that goods are
cheap and now is the time to buy. Our Motto ,
is strictly adhered to. We mean to give you bargains
in all our departments.
Jl Ladies' Gauze Vests , 15 Cents.
* Ladies' Gauze Vests , 25 Cents.
BEATS THEM ALL !
Our Sale of 15c Hose
Prices of Fans gre'atly reduced. Children's Parasols
25c. 'All our Parasols to be closed out. A good un-
laundried Shirt-with linen Cuffs andbosom,45c. The best
unlaundried shirt in the city for 85c. Take one home or
approval and compare it.
Very Low Prices on All Our Dress SUkSj
Satins , &c.
Olosiug Out.Our Muslin Underwear , Chemise , and Drawers , 25 Cents
12 yards Fruit of the Loom Muslin for . § 1.X (
12 yards Chevoit for . , . ' . . ; . 1.01
12 yards Brocade Dress Goods for . 1.01
12 yards Good Gingham for . 7 ;
12 yards Good Gingham for . . " . Ol
12 yards Unbleached Muslin for . 51
12 yards Crash Toweling for . " . . GI
12 yards Irish Lace for . 1
12 Linen Napkins for . * . 5
12 pairs Ladies' Hose for . . .
12 pair Machine Knit Sox for . 1.0
Burt's Fine Shoes for Ladies.
Burt's Fine Shoes for Men
Prices on all our goods have .taken a tuinbh. After the stock is sold
f we have cash enough left , we propose to take a SUMMER VACATION
Corner Fifteenth and Dodge .Sts.
STILL AT THE FRONT
St. Paul Harvester and Appleby Binde :
' . F. CLARK ,
ILL PAPER , PAINTER , PAPER HAHGER ANO DECORATOR , KALSOMINING Mil
And work of this kind will receive protniitjattcntion.
CORNER SIXTEENTH ANO DOUGLAS - - OMAHAX
A si iir.Nimi
An liiHtltutlon ol'vlilrh Otnalia anil
tlioont IVrl Jiisilj
The second annual cinnmt'iicetncnt at
the Young ladies' seminary of the Sacred
Heart took place on Tlnusday afternoon ,
.lunc 'JSth , at their iiingnilicent new
academy , which is situate on an eminence
in thu western pottion of our fast grow ing
metropolis. This elegant building , s it
Bfixn'ds\t ( present , is a structure which
Wind grace any eastern city' Hete
afo ever fifty apartments decorated ? and
'furnished ' with all the modern' ' improve-
merits , an' especial feature of Which art
bcautifttlly/fitted / bath-rooms. The loca
tion being one of the healthiest in our
ever-healthy climate , recommends it to
parents who would have their children
grow in health as they grow in learning.
As educators , the Ladies of the Sacred
Heart stand at the licad. Their leputa-
tion is world-wide. V'e.trs of training
perfect each teacher in the specialties to
which she is particularly adapted. All
the branches of a solid , practical educa
tion are taught in a thorough and
substantial manlier , while , as instructors
in all the ornamental branches of a polite
education , the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
are unsurpassed. French , being thu
language of the institute is taught with
the utmost accuracy and perfection. That
these ladies are pre-eminently fitted to
mould young ladies into noble , graceful
uomcn , and useful members of society ,
a visit to the academy will convince the
most sceptical.
On the present occaiion , the pupils pre
sented a charming anpearanco in their
shrtple white dresses ; their youthful coun
tenances raidiant with health and intellt-
gcnco. The following programme was
presented ;
Kntrec. ( MiillcO- . . . JlladTi.liutp. . Mutch.
Welcome lV.Jlis M ry McCrcnry.
The Moorish I'riitUWI" t ' . Scent- .
Fairies f tha ca ( Wi er ) .
{ Vocal Biicv- . . '
Lucrctla Borgin ( Fov'C'- ' )
, lust , qurntette. " '
The Chillis Wish by Mts ! Mny MeNiO > "m.
On the Itnco Courto ( lUnko ) Int dnt' "
Distant ChhncH ( Glover ) , V..cnl tru .
Favoritu Aim of Is'onna ( Well < ) Ornnil diu-tt.
pistruliutmn of I'leiniunif.
Address to the lilshoii Iiy Mis Clnrn Creiglitoti.
These ladies insitiru their pupils with
an atfection which makes learning under
their tulioii a labor of love while the
retired 'situation of the building , away
from the noise , dust and distractions of
the city ; and their thouroughly tested
and perfected system of imparting in
struction , combine to make this a most
desirable educational institution for
young ladies.
Honorary Distinctions ; -Tho bltio ribbon
u on awarded to Mistien Clara Creigliton , Hattic
Jones of Howard mul Mary St. C'lair. 'Flic
green liblxm to Mies Mary M cCre.iry. 'Hit
i > ink ribbon to Misse * M arjM'cNantara mid
Kmma CrciKhtun.
Superior 1'rpminiiiH : Kxcnijilary coiidtict ,
Miss Clnr.i Crcigton ; Dintiiiiiislicil | , Hnttii
Jones and Mary St. Clnir. Christian Doctrine ,
Clarn CreiRliton ; Di tinKni hel , Miiry Bnnis
Isnbclla Trayiior. Second ( livinion , Christiai
Doctrine , Mary McNivmnra ; Dintingnislied
Knnnn CieiKbton. 4th Knclish clasH : Miirj
St. Clair ; Distinguisbcd. Cliip Cicihton ) am
Atiim llclla Jimp * . 5th KnRlish class : M mj
McCicary ; Distingnislied , ] 5exje Steiilien-on
Oth Knglihli cbuts : Louise 1'iercy ; Distin
Kiiished , Millie Btcplivnson. Pruiiaratory class
Mary M c Xantnra ; Dhtingufclicil , "Knuni
Miss Clara Crclorhton , prcniinin for grain
mar , music nnd application to French umlclif-
tin nislivil in boolc-keeping and history.
Miss Mary St. CInir , iireniinin for coniiio i
tion , dniwing nnd instrmncntal music , nn
distidgnislied in grainmar and geography.
Mi s Mary linms , prcinimu for pcnnmi
sliip , aritlunctic and polite deportment ; nn <
distiiignii-lied In history > ind music.
Mi ( leorgju Duncan , premium for FILCH )
history , French and instrumental music ; am
distinguished in com lositinu mid arithmetic
Miss llattio .tones , premiums io
geography , Algebra , drawing and instru
mental music ; and distinguished in until
mctic.
Miss Anna Hello Jones , proiums fn
geography , profane history , book-keeping
arithmetic , amlFrench conversation ; an
distinguished in natural history an
algebra.
Miss Surah Lowe , premiums for na (
ural history , onler and instrumental mm
ic ; and distinguished in geography an
drawing.
Miss Mary Me Creary , premiums f <
French , arithmetic and music ; and distil
guised in sacred history.
Minn Sarah Nash , premiums for hatred hi
tory , geography and music ; and diHtingnislic
in Fienchnnd needlework.
Miss Uewsie Stephcnson , premium for gran
mar , profane history and diligence in Mi
French class ; anil distinguished in geograph'
Miss Mary Duinphy , premiums for dll
genco and Instnimcntal music.
Miss Isabella Traynor , "preininmH for con
position ; distinguished in grammar.
Miss Millie StopheiiKon , premiums iu geoj
nipliy and history ; distinguished in music.
AUSS lx > uisn 1'iercy , premiums in nondl
Vork and music ; and distinguished in gcogr
phy.Miss
Miss M'arj * McXatnura , premiums for
cred historj- and arithmetic ; distlnguiuhed
geography.
M iss Maud Hawllnn , nremiumH for pcnma
ship nnd needlework ; distinguished in ncr (
history.
Miss Kmma Croigliton , premiums for coo
rapliy and composition ; distinguished
arithmetic and pcnmnnship. " " " .
Miss Mary Nosli , premium for general ii
provcmcnt-
TJio following young ladies' dowcrvo Njied
mention for HtndlouBiiesB , aptnnss , diligenc
observance of ndcs mid for the crouitab
manner In which they acquitted thomsclvc
Mist.es ] > ello JOIICH , Clara CViirliton , Mai
McXamara , ( Jeorgio Duncan , Mllliu Stcphei
son and Hadln Niiwli.
Tlio exercises closeil by a short adresn fie
liishop O'Connor , to whoso efforU wo ui-o i
debtfd for tlio addition to our city , of th
excellent semi miry. In hn ! usual elegan
kcholarly initnner , thu bishop expressed li
iile.isme and satisfaction at the progress mm
by the round ladles , and the graceful maim
In which they aciiuittctl themsehes. Tlio mi :
hCfflou IIJICIIM on Wednesday , Huptemlier f > t
and wu ] > rodlet for thin admirable iiistitntio
an mcrcrcjuded attendance of young ludi
ancidiiM to iecel\e the uxcfnl ami ornament
brandies of knowledge KO cllicientlp importu
A I Si.
St. Catherine's Academy , cor. 181
and Cubs , closed il year's laboia on Fi
day with a beautiful and wull-remlen
programme , which is given below Tl
institution , under thu chatgo of the Si
ters of Mercy , is one of the most deii
able and bust conducted schools in tl
West , liesides the girls , whoso tig
ranged from the little livo-year-old to tl
young ladies in the .graduating class , A
noticed that boys are received up to t !
ago of ten years.
The examinations took place on i
22(1. ( 1' ! id and 25th , and showed a mink
improvement in all the studies. T
pupils showed by their ready answe
that they had a practical knowledge
the subject taught. This was particttlat
true of the higher classes , whose aimwi
mi ; on algebra , geometry , rhetoric , astron
omy ami natural philosophy was i\en
with A degree of accuracy that proved
tlio great labors and untiring zeal of thu
goou sisters.
Wo'wera conducted into the draw ing
room , whbro.wp'notlced Vomo finely exe
cuted pictures in crayon and water-cnlou.
"Tho Madonna" and "Ecce Homo" were
exceedingly well done , and indeed , all
the pictures exhibited showed a dcgiceof
excellence creditable alike to" the teachers -
ers and their pupils.
Miss Maty Ann Tracy's valedictory ,
vliich was very ably wrlt'oh , WAS syokon
from memory and was the gem of thu
evening. IJlesides Miw Tracy's graduat
ing pme Miss Mary Lawless won the
prize forfChtistian doctrine , and Mias
Maty A.Flannery the pri/.o for music.
These we're exquisite gold crosses and
medals. Quito a number of valuable- and
richly bound books wore also given to de
serving students.
After the exorcises , the lit. Rev. Hish-
op addressed the pupils and warmly con
gratulated them upon thu marked im
provement observable , not onlv in the
regular sttuUeV.butalso vocal and in
strumental music.
I'ltOUUAM.MK.
I'AIIT KIUST ,
Dim. ( Sniml March.
Mlss.es I. . Dellono anil M. A. Hivnnory
Salutatory.s ( Ml-s N HurUov
A\t > Maria St. Cei-llmn ( . 'linir
Duo. Martha. , , . . .
Mlwics Ii. Dellonu anil M , A. Hunnerv
Dialog" * ' Twolui I.ittln UlrN
Duet. FMicr'N Horniili-e Mi-illyy ,
MI-UPS L. Dollonunnii M. A Mnnnrry
l.a.lln m-cll Slnsini ? ria s
Kii-st DNtrilnittuiiCrowns and lithiums fur
Honor anil I'liHtonrs" .
Duet and SfilJi. MtmC Among thn Vines ,
Duet , Misses L. Dellono nnd M. Flunnery
Sol . Miss K. Mellngji
ChoroM. May lllossoms. . .St CecillaV ( hou
Poetry. Tlio "Indian Boy. . .Mi's Mary Itush
K.McIhtBh hitil M. llnsl :
Second Distribution -Gold Medal and Head-
for Christian Doctrine.
j-AUT TlllltU.
Duo. Grand Kiuito Galop ,
MicM L. Dollone anil M. Manuerj
Thorns ; 'I/Kslasi D'Ainoru. . . Singing Clas-
J'octrv . Midi Maggie Uusl
Duet. ' Kutscbo 1'olka ,
Misses H. Sluitio nnd F Wllllmni
Solo. Home , Sweet Homo in n Storm ,
f1 * ' Minn L. Dellom
Tliinl Di'i-tlibnUonr- ; -Medal1 for Music
. IJooks" for Study , Drn\vhig , Attcndnnco
i -ut , needlework , etc.
Ave Mnrla . X . f. i i . . St. Cecii'a'H ' Choi
GrailnatinprCnHs.4 . ; . , . , .iHin M. Jrac ;
Nrilleclictoi-y. . . . . Mis * M. Trao. ,
Farowcll Song.
Dim. ( Irnnd March.
Misxe * L , Dclloni ! and M. Flanlicrj
Crushing an Unboliovor.
Detroit Free I'ress.
While the steamer was laying at Water
proof , La. , on the way down the river , i
little bald-headed , hook-nosed man froti
Tennessee got into n religious ilisoussioi
with a tall , loug-waisted man from Arkan
sa * . They had it hot and heavy for i
while , the little man doubting that tin
whale over swallowed Jonah or that Danie
was cast into the lions' don. Wo cxpcctei
to see the big man reach out for him ever' '
minute , but ho was a man who always won
by the programme. After the boat startci
out ho went to the captain and asked :
" How far is it to the next landing ? "
"Wo shall stop nt a plantation twolv
miles down. "
"What would be thu expense of sioppiu ,
this steamer and f-ondliig out a boat t
pick up a man ? "
"I would'nt want to lo e the time fe
less than $ . "i. Why do you ask'r' '
' 'Because , " replied the man , as he pit
led out a roll of bills and hunted for a ft vi
"there's a little pinch 'of a man back hoi
who's got to own up that the ravens fc
Klijah or I'm going to heave him eve
board ; Hero's your cash and you can gi
your small boat ready. "
Several passengers combined to argi
him out of the idea , and though ho llniil
concluded to abandon it he brought h
fist down hard on the rail and said :
"Well , then , I won't , but I'll slip Vour
there after a while and if hu denies tlmtv
whipped the British at- Hunker Hill , I
have his ears or never show my face ag
in old Arkinsaw.
FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS !
WIUTEHOUSKS.
HEADQUARTERS
Have thu largest assortment .for tl
r
Fourth.
Grand balloon ascension at ' .I p. m. i
the Fourth.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS. PARASOL
Still an unbroken line of those elcga
Parasols which wo ofl'er < it a great saci
fico.
fico.A
A good all silk parasol for 91.00 ju
worth double. '
(
FANS. FANS. FANS.
Thu Latest Styles , the best assortine
and the lowest prices at
GUILD & MglNNlS , }
00ft N. 10th St.
Hoofing and Spouting a specialty ,
Soydol & Ahlqttist , 510 N 10th street.
KNIOHTH or IToxon.
Omaha Ledge 82 ! ) Special ineetii
Sunday morning at 8UO ; o'clock to attei
funeral of liro. King.NICJIOLAH
il. NICJIOLAH ITT.VIJU ,
Dictator ,
o
< : S. ft. MAOUAVK ,
J'i Reporter.
i-
Among thu premiums awarded by t
National Exposition of railway uppliant
lately held in Chicago , was a silver meil
to the Valkman Elastic Nut-Lo
Washer.
A VKTKIIAX imWJGIHT.
AVInt Kivcs Not-IlltOinlia illlni , ;
'
dimming street is nKiiiiycoming to t
front in the shapu of a Drugstore' . ] \ !
J. H. Phelps who is thu proprietor ai
under who.su ablu management thu bu
ding andstoiu weto completed isa voter
iu in thu Drug twdu with over twenty fi
pears practical uxperiancit. Tliu st <
loom which IK ? nlnguutly furnish
with line shalviiiL' , countois and sin
cases , will bu tilled with a line and eluga
stock of Drugs , Chemicals , Perfume
and fancy goods , fmo cigain and frc
IU confuctiomiry will also bo kept.
Mr , Phulps who in a man of long i
pcrioncu and a member of the lo <
IMiannacriitical association , also a regi
ureil druggiht , will nndoubtoly moot ma
favors from thu worth Omaha pooplu w
always lovu to incoura o now come
Wo also hopu that Mr , Phelps will nu
THE LATEST
*
to the Retail Bnsiucss of
H till' Xe\V llanlXMU'C Store Of Illllll'-
lianuli ami Tuylor on DOIIK-
IIIN Si red.
Prominent , among thu nti\ny Hiibstan-
ial business onterptise * . that liavu been
dded to Ouwlrn iluring tliu lust few
nonths is tliu nu\v retail hardwi ro store
> f Hiinohaugh A : Taylor in thu thruo
story brick building formerly occupied by
M. Cumings' auction store , on Douglas
treet. This establishment is especially
leserving of mention in tliu line of Oina-
m's rapid advancement. Messrs. Ilium-
Mitigh mul Taylor have cnttruly ronova-
cd mid refitted tliu building and have
tow arranged a larger stock than any
ther retail liardwaro store in tliu west.
I'liu basement , which in a largo and coin-
uodious one , is stored full of the heavier
goods , such as nails , etc. , and rcsorvo
ntock. On thu first floor is tliu
irincipal salesroom and ollieos ,
which is lighted by an electric lump , and
is thu only hardware store in thu city
iHbrdiiig such a luxury. In thu rear are
couvL'iiiciit arrangements for shipping
iiul receiving goods. Thu second and
third lloprs are reserved for tliu storage
and exhibition of a largo stock of seahis
Hindu by thu llull'alo Scuta Co. , for which
the linn nro general western agents and
will niako a specialty of wholesaling and
retailing thesu nnoxolled goods.
A full line of hard ware will always bo
kept in stock which includes shelf goods ,
cuttk-ry , builders supplies of every dis-
cription , of which thu fum will makuji
specialty of and eatry thu best goods in
the market. The solid Ih-ocadu bron/.u
goods for general house trimmingwhieh
the firm handle , such as door hxKaknovj ;
butts , etc. , and known as the O.rbh
Urokado Uron/.o which was usm' ' . exclusively
sivoly in thu finishing and tri'.uming ol
thu inside woo. < , l work ( > f both tlio Paxtot
am\ Mill * ; i hotels JV'SV ' VWtl\y \ ol
biention. Thesu goods are Aolil tl > "U
entirely now , and being also pnpii'.1'11 '
among ( builders and owners they an
coming into rapid use. A largo ami cum.
pipto assortment of I'arponters' tools ol
the Well known and deservedly ponulai
15artOU makeis a special feature of tin
bttsivctf * mul buildei-s and contract ots an
enabled to select any thing in thislinoant
will find everything as represented , am'
warnmtod to bo superior to all other ear
pouter tools in the market.
As to prices , thu HKK reporter wan in
formed that all goods wcru bought foi
cash , thus all discounts being taken ad
vantage of and thu lowest possible figure :
being obtained , and that customers woith
receive this benefit. In addition to thii
oven-thing is bought directly front firs
hands and in largo iitmntitics , whieh
another fact that will enable the firm ti
sell at boftom prices.
Both members of the firm aru well am
favorably known in Omaha , and will tin
douhtcdly obtain their share of patron
age. Mr. lliniubaiigh in a member of tin
firm of Himohatigh Merriam it Co. , pro
prietors of the Omaha Klovator Co. am
is kdown throughout the west as one o
our most onterprsing and reliable bust
ness men. Mr , Timor , although quite i
young man has hail ten years uxporianc <
in the liardwaro business , two years i
which has been in ono of thu largce
liardwaro stores in thu city , and thorougl
ly understands every branch of thu bus1
ness.
ness.Every body is invited to call and lee
through thu stock whether contemplatin
purchasing or not.
If/you / don't ' want to freo/o when it' '
cold ; sillier from excessive porspiratio
when its warm UHU JJrown's Iron llil
ters.
EixitrnT.ii's clothing can not bu dtil ] )
cated. fri-sat.
o
11 Shovels , Spades , Hakes , Hoes , Furl
and all other kinds of garden tools ma
bo found at Suydel & Alienist's , filO ]
illth street.
Cards and wedding stationery Cottor'i
1IOOTH 1'KtVII.KIlKS.
Sealed bids for the booth privileges o
the State Fair grounds at Omaha , du :
ing the next annual Fair , to bo hoi
September 10th to 15th , inclusive , wi
bu received at my otlicu until .Inly'
said bids will not include dining ha
it jirivilegos , and three stands are reserve
by the board of managers , for charitab' '
or other purposes , space to bo controllc
and specified by the board of manager
KiiMU.vn ATi'Lvrvui ' : , President ,
July II Seward , Nob.
EUIUTTKK thu maimiu > Ul cloihior.
fri-sat.
is the Largest Itottiil Glotl
Uiij house in Nebraska , fri-sat
WHO & WESTBERG'S '
HL'KCIAIi COIiUMN.
ELEG AST LINK OF LAWNS FJIOJ
fi to 25e. '
REDUCED from 8J to fie.
REDUCED from 15 to 12Ao.
Call and bu miru io EXAMINE thu
at \VIIG WESTHERG'S.
PAttASOLS , ' PAR A SOI.
FANS , FAS
unmoNS , Riiwois
THESE are GOODS that every 01
needs before the FOURTH , ami tl
largest ASSORTMENTS and the LOV
'I1 ' EST PR ICES can bo had at
! k WHO * WESTHERG'S.
FINK SHOES , FINK SHOES.
IF YOU NEED A FINE pairofsho
for your WIFE , HA NY , SO
daughter or hiiNbaml you ci
find SHOES from HID CHEAPEN
GRADE in the MARKET up to tl
VERY FINEST HAND TURNED ai
HAND SEWED FliKNCH KIDSIIOr
10 MANl'FACTL'KMD , at 1'IUCKS TH.
CA.V.VOT in : I'NDKKSOLU. UKMKS
id IJRIl that \M > mean \\liat \ wo say , ai
that this is
m WIIG & WESTBERG'S '
. ADVERTISEMENT ,
> „
Kemember the place ,
ro Corner 10th and .lacknon.
PW A. o. II.
nt
Special meiitiiig of division 1 and 2.
O , 11. , will bo held at Kouny'K Ha
Foiiiteonth and Dmlyu , Sunday , duly
at 2 p. m. All membeis aru reiniust' '
s-
sI'lV to bu present , Hy onler of thu conn
delegate. 1'iiTK.it
H. The latest Sheet Mimic only 5o a co
H.ot tit Kdholm it Krickson's muuiu stoi
Crounsu'H lilock , 10th street. j'J8-
Tiir.
tLUKST ) HOLKSALK t RETAIL
JEWELRY HOUSE
IN OMAHA.
Visitors can boio find alt the novelties
in
SILVERWARE , CLOCKS ,
Itllitl ASH STYMSIt , IKWiiH\ : ,
The Latest , Most Attistic , and Choicest
Selections in
ASM AM , IIKM'IUITIOXS of
FINE WATCHES ,
AT AH LOW I'ltll VN
As is compatible with houorablu dealers.
Call and sou our elegant now store ,
Tower lluilding ,
CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
MANWACTUIIKUH OK
SHOW CASES !
A largo stock always on hand.
NINE LEADERS !
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
Out of thu many hundred nmnufae-
tirer.s of this line of goods , wo lay claim
to representing the leading makers , tind
can show iv moro complete and larger linn
if Pianos and Organs than can bo found
n ano ONE House in the west. Our
NINH LHAUKRS are the following well-
< nown and celebrated instruments.
STKINNVAY PIANOS ,
CHIOIvKIMNO PIANOS ,
KNAHK PIANOS ,
VOSE PIANOS ,
PEASE PIANOS ,
ARION PIANOS ,
SOHON'l NOER'OYMDELLA ORGANS , .
CLOfOH & WARREN ORGANS ,
STERLING IMPERIAL ORGANS ;
Wo want evorylxxly desiring n Piancv
or Organ to cull or write to us for information
mation and ( ! KT POSTED. Wo can Boll
you the best instrument made for the
least money , if you will give us n trial
and want to buy. All wo ask is to" show
you , as \ \ o know wo can satisfy everybody
from our Nine Leaders , which nro recog *
nixed by those posted , as the est made *
Send for catalogue and price list.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
\VA11KUOOMS ,
Cor , 11th & Farnam Sts , , Omaha.
Anheuser-Busch
CELEBRATED
Keg and Bottled Beer !
This Excellent lleer speaks for itsolt.
, , ANY I'ART OF THUS
ff ORDERS FROM NT/IRE WEST ,
& STATE OR THE * .
pped'
Will be Promptly fci . '
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
GEORGE HENNING ,
Solo Agent for Omaha nnd the West.
Oflico Comer tilth and Hurnoy Streets.
GATE CITY
PLANING MILLS !
MASTl-'AIT I'.llH OF
Carpenters9 sVlaterials ,
- ALSO-
Sasli , Doors , Blinds , Stairs , stair Railings , Balusters , Windows Door Frames , &c ,
Hn-t-i liioi facllltln ( or tliu iiiaiiufnctiirviif all l > liul < ( M ui unit iliitclilni ; n
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First-class Painting and Trimming. Repairing promptly done ,
lain Hartley Street , . . . . OMAHA , NEB.
DEWEY & STONE ,
FURNITURE !
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ORCHARD & 1&BEAN & ,
ot Wholesale and Retail Carpets.