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New FALL Goops.--Ladies will fud at VIM.
III. Petor's, 59i Magazine street. near st. Andrew
choice assortment of fall dry goods which they will do
we'll to inspect His stack Is very choice the most ee
CANT patterns, and will DO sold prices to suit the
times He has full line of apaoas. dress goods,
beautiful shawls coaks etc, the newest styles of
prints best of iannels ETC.. etc. Do not fail to give
him n call
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True economy teaches that you should avoid
purchasing hat called cheap goods. They do not
look we'll are badly sowed. and do not last. Buy
articles Of good quality, elegant 1T and make such in
fact sold Mt the wellknown store of Pierson
Hsws, IL and Is Camp street. and guarantee entire
satisfaction The difference in cost Is accor ding to
our experit nco and calculation:
Cheap John four suits for winters, at SIS
P1erson HAws, ono suit, which vii! last at least
two winters highest price IS
sav,nc 49,
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The New STORE. -Mr. James Cunnane, cor
ner OF Magazine and Jackson streets has opened his
new family grocery STORE and those our readers who
wish to make purchases in his line will do well to give
him call he has seeeted his stock with great care
paid net cash for everything and is ready to
defy competition in prices
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1t makes old shirts shine like new ones
shepard's Patent Starch Gloss. for sale by John Nc
Mains. 57s and 57f Magazine street
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Choi'e prints, camels' hair dress goods, etc.,
IN great variety and at very low prices at B1asean
AdAEs' cash house.
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Starch is rendered different and far superior
article by adding it Shepards Patent Starch Gloss
For sale by d. Morarty Poydras street, pear the
Market
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BUFFALO STAINED GLASS WoRKs.-Attention
is called to the advertisement those works Speci
men' will be sent application to Booth Riester &
Co, 50 Pearl street, Buffalo, NY
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The best cheese and butter for sale by Capt.
Francis stan 81, Magazine Market
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Bntter aud cheese, ths best in town, at liv.
Ing prices for sale by Capt Francis stall 81 Magazine
Market.
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Only 25c. yard for white and red flannel at
Levy Bros, $50 Magazine street
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Levy Bros. bave y very extensive stock OF
blaek alpaca. which they oT.r at low figures
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When you uss it once in your starch Won
will never be without again shepards Patent Starch
Gloss for faie By James Cunane corner OF hsgasino
and jackson stteets.
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Boy your trusses and braces where they are
made and attea As Il spiimann's % Baronne street
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The best show for the money. Shepard's
Patent Starch GlosS for sss by JOS watcher No se4
Magazine street.
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Delaine, bOmbazine, tamise, etc., at Levy
| Bros, $50 Magazine street
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a. BOrdered prints, choice, 100. a yard, at
Braspiman 8 Adams.
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rrsnsieRt Advertisements q ST. per square each In
CutA inserted At special ratea.
gsath and Marriage Notices, a. each fnaarkfua
"a 0Ants ana Personal Information AdvertIse erta
10 centA rer Inc each insertion -sAA''
Editarkal Notzeas. 20 ceRts liaa
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New Sugar cured hams at skardOn & Wi
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cuted by the Government. In Coblentx
alone sixteen have been arrested. The
situation 10 becoming " stretched" to use
q Gallicanism.
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ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR, y
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Saving NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sa5
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WANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION AS A
w TEACHER in schcol or private family, in the
city or country. The applicant teach English,
French and Music Beat of references given
Address NJ. at this office. ocI1 If,
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SITUATION AS TEACHER wANTED.-A Catho-
~ lie French gentleman, capable of teaching Preach,
English, German, Latin and Greek deaiIes to seeure
position in some school academy. willing TO sub
init to examination. Address A. NJ, cars Of this
ofica- aaIa n
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WANTS-FoR RENTs-ETc-

A LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS GOV
Elm ESS In the country Is competent to teach
EnRnsh, french and Latin, also Fancy Work. Salary
not so much desired as a good home.
Address, TEACHER, this Office. COLL II
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
Is Buffalo Bill On Impostori

Now they r ehdeayoring, and
with some show Of success. to show
that the Hon. William Cody Is not
the true Buffalo Bill, but that VIII
liam Mathewson, q modest man of
muscle, is entitled to the distinction
Of which the cheeky man Of the
melodrama has robbed him.
Mathewson was born in New York..
and at the age of Is ran away to the
pineries Of his native state. Seven
years later he had established a trad
Ing post in southwestern Kansas,
away out on the frontier, He was in
the buffalo range and always kent
o seasons supply Of the meat hung
up In his ranch, to which the freigh-
ters were Away Welcome, in 1850
the famine ragged in Kansas, and
that he might secure meat for his
sufferingfellow-men Mathewsop did
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

From the Ell Paso stniJ Journal.t
NJ. l.. Sullivan, the great farmer
of Illinois, and of the Vest, too fol-
that matter; was in Ef Paso Satur-
day. He calied on Se@y & Rouse,
who have Seen supplying him with
Agricultural machinerys for some
years, and ordered of them, half-a-
dozen Buckeye mowers. Sdllivant
is one of those cheerful souls who
never do anything-by halves. A
correspondent says 5ofhis farm: ~
was at SHlliyant's farm to-day. It
is about g miles square and contains
about A, 900 acres. Met Nj. Sulli-
want In VhisE hficeyFandY found
him a most pleasant and
agreeable ia man. ready to
entertain any onelwho callsoE Am
indebted to Mr.. w, b, Dix chief
clerk, for the following condens. d.
report Of the workings Of the farm:
Number of hands employed about
900 mules and horses, 1000; cattle.
foxen) so; number of acres in corn,
26,0O0; aeresih small lgfAinE3,0O0;
acres in tame grasS3,9OO miles Of
hedge, 800; head Of hogs, l,100;i
head Of cattle 6O0.a Everything is
run 81 regular military style He
can tell Just what IL costs to raise a
bushel of grain on any section Of
his farm, alseu the cost each month
to feed the hands. The hands are all
hirediby-theS month and boafded.l
There is o resident doctor, Blair, who
attends to the sick. According to
actual figures 1t Is demonstrated
that II cents per bhshel IN ordinary
seasons will put corn in the crib
and % cents per day WIFI Board
hands. The bill of fare is better
than foundin most clearinghouse.
The following Is the bill Of fate for
June, 1874; Smoked shoulder
mess beet, fresh beef,zfour, bread, j
rice, beans, peas, tea, coffee, sugar, 4
dried apples, vinegar molasses, lard, /
spices, eggs, fresh vegetables, &C.,
cost per capita, e6tcentss Found Mr..
Fay, the cashier, Mr.. Miner, the gen.
erai manager and others, very pleas
ant gentlemen. AgsnsfsIetoek Of
goodsar y Kept from whiehfke men
are supplieds 1t net cost An6leya-
tor or $4,000 bushels capacity, is
about ready to receivergrain. 1t is
said to be, by competent Judges, the
best and Utmost complete elevator in
the State, outside of Chicago. There
is now in crib on the farm, 450, 900
bushels Of corn, waiting the com,
pietion of the elevator to be shelled
and shipped. Crops look sple add
the recent rain has removed all APP
prehsns:ons Of drought. /
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

not hesitate to push into the midst
of the hostile Indians in search Of
buffalo. Wagon trains were laden
with his charity offerings, and all
the early settlers and-immigrants
recognized his good and timely
work called him Buffalo Killer"
changing esoubriqnetsubsequent-
ly to BuffkioB Bill. In 1867 he rode
unaccompanied among Cheyennes,
Arapahoes, and Kiowas inducing
them to meet in council and ac-
cept reservations. The Indians
respect him highly though they
call him Sfn-pah-zil-bad, the Dam
gerous Long-beard. He has always
been a friend of humanity, making
no distinction between white and
red men. All had q share of his
~bounty.-Cnicdgo Times. 2 4
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

STEELE 4 JOHNSON 5SS-540 14TH ST.
CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
18th ST.
PrNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, PIP FARM
HvM sT..-WHOLEsALE DEALERS
MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 205 Farm
ham st.
WHITNEY, BAUsERMAN a Co., 247
9gtgL Douglas ST. Ismyt.n
-JaJ. BROWN g. BRO, Cor. 14th and
-iasS =, Douglas Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
IMPORTANT
Commercial7Trayeler

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit
orders by CARD, CATALOGUE, Trade
LIST, SAMPLE. OR OTHER SPECIMEN,
also those who visit their customers and Solicit
frade bv purchases made DIRECT fBoA
SiOGI. and who travel IN any section, by
Rsilyf Boat, selling any class Of goods, are rs-
TATE ADDRESS. as below, stating class OF
goods Iney sell, andby whom epployed;Tsi also
those who are atpresent sRder no sn~lasenent;
This mater is of treat MpohLANCE
INDIVIDUALLY 10 sa esmen ofthta class or
men soliciting trade in this manner. " 10
Therefore ESPECIALLY desired that This
notice may meet the seys 1t ALL Commercial
Travellers and Salesmen~ in shls country ana
thai they will AT ONCE give IL theiF alien.
fiou, Those who comply With above Request
will he CONFIDENTTALLf treated and duly
advised of object in view, Please address 10Y
letter 0A' COOPERATION. "s i
cara Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Il Park Row.
jy9eodim Nh"-hohA 49,
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G.. W.. ERAElEA.
rTEVELAND, oHIOI

Frazlers Root Bitters are sold by ahthe ieaa,
wholesale by suonsOS Cobb is9 Superior
er street, Cleveland. o. B FahnestocE&
Co, PitisSurgj George = GIedT,n H, Hss
states Medicine Bonse, 8 and 9 College Place,
New York Myth Brothers, philadelphia; fll-
Ter q Fuller, Chicago fiJshnt Psrk, Cineinns-
ii, and otber frsi-clax Drqg Hoases.
leeper. Ask for FIR AZiERs BOOT BITTERs,
and accept no substitute Whatever Price With
in the reach of all-sl per bottle sly bottles
s.. ~1ytoo6"ly
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
THE COMING STRUGGLE.


, .rhssa, eter.aO & oar 6.,iJs9tinU =
4 RS ne'eT was known before, eAl
Are rising from Paci6c's strand Nv
.uG To Atlantic's rocky shore. TTHFTy -
. Why 10 tn mighty change -, =
lu- What csD the meaning be 4. Il syDss ~,
- The rising of the masses +, h.. ~ 1.'
From northern lake to southern sea. o!1.
The spirit of old seventy-six +" =
From out our heroes graves
ForbidS anatiop dnnched IN patliofs' bloed,
q Shouhs ink tethaf e davssI ID q -
The nott0 which our coins opce bQreE
Though obsolete long since,
ia Remain a. ever triie: notonecant for tribute,
But miiliOns for defense. f'e4
ilgub2 ssIlTSTIS cIIsJt bVEi
Party ties md party laws al q
Are but Is ropes OF sand. l-tu
The ishts Of nan 10 be u man SN ti'4
Should govern Freedoms land. - IG1s
Then shAl our Flag more prpudly faoat I
I Ger aahd as welIa IN se1,l lAlill
And nations yet unborn shall gladly great 81.
.eTas e9hlsM # tLe fEes,
In trade we'u try to deal, -
As man should deal with man,
And while we seek to live ourselves, LE.
Well sell rs cheap as AnyboAy csn,
And If 4 hat You need, ,F,..-
Or friend you chance to meet,
Remembsr Busce, the Hafter,
Z On Upper Dpug1as StreeETnE al
49, AS1 AZ LIN e16tf
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

ilas+JM AZNE.E-furgr cdr Hg -nLE ~ Z
Groceries dull and quiet sugars
are steady " at last '4H'quotations
cannedf goods are firnier;; peaches
higher and unsteady. lTcgJt
Dry goods---Quiet; some orders
from country received ylqqA W
Wines, liquors-Trade ] fair; we
noticed the shipment Of some fair
invoices for the west to-day@yt Il
ali Hardware--Trade rather slack;
prices are fuctuating with . pros
9peetAof q rise.H iroIO 70 ,sfihO "a yiTJE
Stock light; demand
slow; prices are wer,4a5ii III
u General trade in all Lines IL quiet
to-day; there are no changes In the
market worthy Of note. '9a1'H ~ :
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
CIGARS.
,iq Oil ,losg CIGARS. ,sa ynr
A.sE. SIMPSON, Manufactures, 532

CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
IOIl5QUs IA h. Ira NJ. -r
Wholesale depot 54S 18th Street.
Hall barrel Observation-Disclosures. 2&
a.l-EN -. -
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PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING
In fnnius.ia vol

,u TsrG SD sSIS o0S1 1ss 1'.a h s ;..Sss ing. ,S q
two months % 'l1 e -
80 Specimen pages Of the AMERICAN CycLo-
PAKDIA, showing type, Illustrations. etc, viii
be sent rats, on applicaron-g
FIRST CLASS CANvASSING AGENTS
WANTED
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

'HH1 ACONNECTIONs.J
II; At u.NP, Transfer with I'm Pacific
:. 4t Council Bluff, with Kansas CITY. St.
joe nud Council blufs Railroad for st. Louis
and all points south. 9BfUpr
"a. At Missouri Valley with the Chicago and
Northwestern railway foi Chicago aud an
-t..At Sioux City with Sioux City and s
Paul, Illinois Central and Dasots Southern
fsilrosds. Steamers fer Upper Missouri River,
ldTtngy navigation and With stages for ali
points In the Northwest. =.
3. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern
eaiiroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska :
ns; A. Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union
naci1c railroad for al points vest and the
!. At wisner with stages for Norfolk and all
paints In Northern rebraska. bue q
- Tickets for sale in Chicago end North
western Railway Offices. 10 sIf
eS-Be sure your tickets' readSyia s. C. &P.
Railway. Dt
1eou1 - 4 BURNETT, sup't.
&c. HILLS, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
u fhO1Sd Gee. w. GRATTAN, +.
-AIIrsE Z a.uul Agent. omahs.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

a'st 1t1a s es-J %i1 5u1 ts-b N
OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE, p
Eaaat srgoy TO July q, 1874. LTF
Business at the banks to-day is
fair There is some demand from,
f'theseounty for funds. Deposits are
good. Exchange in good supply;
demand fair ut old rates. Discounts
are tolerahly good and some bust
ness was done in this line.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
iEni slHIT 2 lI-paLEfH EtIIIJTTn
quotes: lasrs,B a-i bri e-I raR = :
seSiisut SOL bUE tool ..s ,-a4.a--D h4a .ni /
Land Grs ITS tselliag)..1...ay$S $4,000
Land Warrants, Geo acres bIS6
1900
Land Warrants {l60 acres Wy
g 5ai selling) 80. -. ...-.... 1880
Agricultural College Scrip, 10
geo acres buying).-ass..5176.0 90
1880
Exchange on New York, 1-5 Of one
"a CL ..rrS,,
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

j. II e.. KosENFELDf' gives US the
following quotations his day
,aIl Butter, active, 15a20in tubs; Eggs
fair at ssl1lca per- dozen; Live
Chickens, duli,a at 2 0o@2i5opef doz.;
Gooseberries, 2 SO per bu.; Cher
ries,l4 80 per bu Lemsnsyl2 90 per
tbox .oano Raspberries, 2Oc per quart;
'blackberries 20c;lspples. 500 to7i00
per barrel, ouRrRats 200, b III
-ao & q smiI'
JOHN r. rDoAn-S -rid.
Aa1AHd2N IRON. .I,-g
Common bar. I
Horse shoe bsl Iig6k
Norway nail rod 1tH
STEEL. - t.iliLl
CT Plov--s---r.~-~-~--~- bnd3
vernon .. .s- ......w II
jess1p's Engiishl d EaciJ.A sd -
s Ssst s $al: 'ssfsr F Pss ~ ss..frs 3
Northwestern hoy3s nsis---...+.. IA -
Dundes thinbe skeins, discount y PET cent?
Stor hefpstslt axle, aiycount 10 per eent.
Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
0BSTAClESto MARRIAGE.

tHAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
! the effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life.-
Manhood Restored. Impediments to Marriage
Removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
r ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa-,-an Institution having a high
equation for honorable conduct and profess
rional kills. cir m.sr E.r ie5d&w3m-
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
TIT |-oD4JN
o MA A and

W "a II IA dlQ IN Az
Constant improvem- nts have taken place in
} the way of reducing Grade, and plaring Iron
with Steel Rails, adding to its rolling stocl
new and Elegant iLN 9n sb3gIguS
T DAyIand 8 EEPlNG CARS.
Equipped with the "sW es,inghouse Air Brake
and 'Milier Platform, ," establishing comiorta.
bic aud commedious Eating Houses, Offering ali
the conf arts OF travelling the age can produce.
way daily over the VARIOUS lines Of this road,
thus securing to the traveller selecting this
route sure and certain connections in any di.
rection he may wish 10 co. Li7Isip9mint
9hibluP Fincipsl Connections. adj
LAT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for
Sioux City, Yznkton and poiuts reached via
Sioux City and Pacific railroad ,hfya reu,
AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge,
Des Moines, Ottawa and Keoknk. , OFT
AT. MARSHALLfor st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, and northwestern points, LIS !
AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo. Cedar
Falls, Charles City, Burlington and st. Louis.
ATCLIN1oN for Dubuque. Dunleith, fPr.i-
Chicsgo, Clinton and Dabuque. and Chicago,
Dubuque and Minnesota railroads.
AT FULTON for Freeport. Racine Millwau--
kee, and 81 points in Wisconsin, i tf.sx
AT CHICAGO with all railway lines leading
Through tickets to all eastern cities via this
line can be procured, and any Information OBJ
tained, concerning Routes, Rates, etc, at the
Companies Office, 2fs FarHhain Street, Omaha,
and also at the principal ticket Offices along the
line of the u. p. r. r.
nS-Baggage checked through TO all principal
W. Il. sTENNETT, MARVIN HUeMrr. Q
J. q. G Gars f@a'slnss'F As'td q. g. sfs; Ssap's'
Ticket Ag't, Omaha. . GENT Ag,t0maha.
mch1Sv1, -
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

Spring and[Faf fte Wagons.
qsBUGGrEs AND CARR AG les.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

Dealers in aud manufacturers Of 'ele
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS!
PARTICULAR ATrENffoN-PAIDDgT0
I'm So HORSE RfiklE150s
~ Repairing n 0gons VIVA tl~scksnithfng
) promptly done ct reasonable prices mydAvs
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

We have taken q tip through
OR COUNTY, and find the wheat crop
not SO badly Injured by the late hot
days rs We had st first feared, In
fact our average wheat crop viii be
larger than last year. Last year
the crop was 10000 bushels, from
an acreage of 5000 acres. This year
not less than 1900 acres is In
wheat, and estimating Is bashelssto
the acre on an average, our crops for
this season will be 216 5000 bushels;
dedueting 5000 bushels for bread,
sad 1900 for seed we still have
l66, 600 sushels for shipment, which
at so cents would bring 1892, 500: de-
Quoting So, 900 FOR machinery would
leave $l07, 900 from the wheat crop
alone for home circulation. rail-
Our oat crop will be considerably
better than last year, 1T was mostly
all cut before the last raid of the
grasshoppers, 70 that an average
crop will be threshed. The late
rains have saved the potato crop.
While that part of the county not
laid waste by the grasshoppers-
which have settled down In patches
or streaks In the county-will have
An exceedingly good crop of ctHng
80 that on the whole, Dakota county
can DO thankful for the blessing Of
an average crop for the present
year.-lDakota Mail
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW sHADEa !
-. YinL .ODrTp/ az 80 =
gi Plain band, : feet. All colors, per
qpairy1 50sioraamsntal bands, 2 0O@
400 eachusdditionsl foot l75c per
pair. boiEbi!osnOD a1sIuT edit q
iasnOht ytn9VIEPPs.f yGGqmaD i
u Union md all wool terry, per yard
u 6008l ,op1mperial, plain and stri
ped,z9 4OaS 90. .b9T9Yoo9T mood 81
DANAsKs. issim Hiis b
Onion pei yard, 50; all WOOL.
2 OOA3 M.,nnt nn,L - 81 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

Il 'tBOAP4 IT IIHIE
Powell Go. Soap manufacturers.
sape IPpblico, 6 1906 "a; Savon
Republic; do, Chemical Olive, s to
Is 112; Palm, b@61A; German Mot
led, 6 l-4a6 l-2. .YninIom
Art Gre GOODS lAGsdp upaoIs1TnrRss,s
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28
Money and Commerce.
: Daily Review.
' --. anil r
OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE,

- 60 l 5z7r Z-qAIEAUE
~ 1Lsl - -. ..-..-l ~. LII "
Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-28

We have now on exhibition at
this office a stalk of this years corn
eleven feet in height, grown on Mr..
Mollring's lots in this city. 1T was
planted and has been tended by his
sons, shows that boys can farm
even here in the city. This corn is
all about the same height and for
q country where 1t has not rained
for nearly two months, we chal-
lenge any State 10 equal or beat it.
NEBRASKA City Press. Is y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-12
DIED ID.

BUEOHER. On the evening OF Wednesday, tina
llth Instant, ~ his late residence, HENRY
BIsCHER, aged 81 years, q native ~ Holland
1.5losny, Tut tor the last thirty three years cit
Friends aud relatives OF tue family a-a rn,.t -
specially invited TO attend hs fuuera f- ~ Isf
resicenees North Capitol street, between q ara mi
church.
CLIsEBTs. On the nth instant. m4Nnn
A SYDNEY CLEMENTS, aged Is years, noEtis
ard II days.
The funeral VII take pIacs from his late resi-
deRce, No 700 North Carolina avenue sont BEAST ON
Friday, the l3,h instant, 81 .. m. IRerubl
COhkLEl. kt Georgetown. d. C, n sve-nb,r
=, g, LUCY 4. FISHER, wife OF John X. Jsk-
Funeral from her late residence o. Friday At
DUNN. On the 18th instant AZ 10 n m ~
WhOJpiuE cough, nANIN, eyed I rear Hr,d y &c.
infant dsnEhter of Edward and Toner Duuu. ''
We had q little Mamie once;
She Was our dazzling PRIDE:
We loved her. Oh perhaps too well,
For soon Sue slept aEd died.
Relatives and friends are res pectfuIly invited 20
att 10 her funeral from the residence Of her pa
Tents, So- street southeast, on Friday, the Isyh
ROBB. In Baltimore, on the Iith instant, Of n
O'Clock . m, SAMUEL W. ROBB, aged > years
and months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully requested 10 attend bis neral from his fathers
residence; 5Os Virginia avenue southeast, on Fri
day at 2 O'Clock p. m.
WAGEkR. on the morniBg Of the 18th instant
at his residence, No. Sl7 East Capitol street, Oh
congestion Of the lungs, GEORGE :. WaGNER.
only Of the late Samuel Wagner in the sal year
Ihs remains will be taken t. York Pa for an.
teIment, on the and r. train, ~ n. 80 O. M 10.
morrow. Morning papers please copy