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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

DERSoNs qaving money to loan will please
IL call TO see me, or write me. as / have come
hrst-clAss mortgages well secured that / will
| either sell or give as collateral and allow coed
interest have city property Of my own and
some for other parties Tor sale or exchange on
reasonable terms. h. B. FOGLE,
noV27 TS-m3 Real Estate Dealer.
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TEE Hooks ball on New Years Eve,
passed off jsJfully and quiet, and was 4
euccess: Z u.L.n
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HILDISHE-BUND. = Division No.
IL 225 meets every second Friday at R. Ply
ais. R. PkYSI, Secretary.
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CAFE-MAKERs UNToN.-Meets on
~ every second eatnrdAy,I IA R Prysfs. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
The Fail Elections.

The first OF the fall elections in the New Eng
land states occurs to-day in Vermont. The can
didstes to be voted for are agoveynor, lieutenant
governor, treasurer, and congressman. In the
second congressional district Dudley O DennIso a
Is the Independent republican candidate against
Judge Poland. Elections in Vermont are now
biennial At the last state election (Ssptem-
Der, 1872, } the vote for governor was republi-
cans, al iSIi opposition, 10 6l3. At the Novem-
her election, 1S12, the vote for Greeley fell To
lO,$i4, willie the republican vote WAS not per-
that year in November, and there was a bolt
against Poland, the vote resulting: Poland,
100; Steele, independent republican, 1920;
Pierce, democrat. 2.f46. The legislature of
Vermont 10 be elected will choose a United
States Senator, vice George F. Edmunds. In
the last legislature there were 2f7 republicans
and % opposition.
The republicans will doubtless elect their
ticket throughout by the average majority in
"of" years. The republican candidate for
governor is Judge Peck, and their COMPRESSION
al nominees are Messrs. Joyce, Poland and
Hendee. Mr.. Joyce is the nominee In the Rut
land district (3d) TO succeed Mr.. Willard. He
has no opposition in his party, though there as
been some dissffectlon amongst the willard
men. The opposition to Judge Poland does not
seem to be very formidable, aud IL il under
stood that Mr.. DennisOn has virtually with
Drawn from the hopeless contest. Mr.. Hen lee
was In the last Congress, and made . fair but
not brilliant record.
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where TO Advertise.

THB STAR has now Q circulation very much
larger than that Of All the other city papers
combined, reaching every household In the
District and . wide range outside. The result
II that TEE STAR affords unsurpassed sdvsn-
tASee a. q medium Of communication between
Ill classes Of the community, in the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
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largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
observation-disclosures 4, 1874.
The Star by Mall.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
Any portion Of it, may have TIE STAR sent to
heir address for .nch time a. they desire, at
he rate OF nfty cents per month. Orders, sc-
companied b. the money, should be sent 10 the
business on &c Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

The canvass for the Congressional nomina-
lions In Maryland is becoming very active with
the democrats throughout the state with the
near approach of the conventions. The first to
ee 1sid ia tAst CT the sixth distriet which win
meet At Hagers.ovn o-morrow. A weak later
the nfst district will meet at Cambridge, and On
the next Gay the second district at Towsontoyn.
Inc convention OF the dfth district will be hell
a. Annapolis September 10th. The third and
fourth districts comprising Baltimore city) will
meet September 18th.
In the sixth district the indications Ara that
John Richie, the democratic nominee tvo vaa-s
ago, viii be renomina.ed. The republicans will
probably renominste Hon. L.. Lovpdes IN tba
same district In the second Congressional dis
tret Merryman seems to be ahead for the damo-
craze nomination; as does Baker A. Jamison IN
me NTH, and Col. Clement Sullivane in the
inst ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Business In Baltimore, the Gazette says, was
dull during the month OF August, and there
was but little, If any, Improvement to the ship
ping interests. There was an almost entire
Cessation Of West India trade, owing to the low
freights Tor those ports, and the report that
yellow fever is prevailing baily in the principal
ports OF the West Indies, tended no little to
add To this result. More vessels left for Europe
during the month than in the previous month
with esrgoes. Coal freights for the north were
very low, still great deal OF coal LETT for the
northern porte The -four and grain trade b IS
been good the past month, but prices have besn
'ov; but the month closed with prices showing
an upward tendency. The attendance at the
Coin spd Flour Exchange has been good, con-
sidering the season, and the receipts of whsat
we're larger than ever before in the same SPACE
Oh ume. In six days of last week the recel Dts
aggregated upward of 400 ,OoO bushels of wheat.
Trade generally gave signs OF animation ut the
cicse OF the month, and the aspect Of the com-
merciai situstion is much more encouraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

BY the monthly statement elsewhere il will
be seen that Uncle Sam Is steadily reduci ng his
big debt.
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWAkD-Lost, ih- slst irstsn-, y
Sc POCk1TBOOK, containing money which c. u
be proven; lost between III hours Of aud 7, IN o.
near the ost Office The i,,d,r VIII please lea 20 il
81 i street, between 9Th ard 9Th. It,
~ evening, 20 9Th sire e., bstv cen aud G and
Carroll Hall. Reiurn to No. 1902 3 h street, be-
tween n emo U, and receive thanks OF the owner
and reward. IT.
OsT-On Sunday night, bite ard Hack New.
- fou1dieLd roc Answers 20 name ofsSY
Rover A lib@rsi reward will BE- paid fore2x
bis retrrn to HENRY HIGH, q street,-
between ~ aud 9th. Island. self
I CsT Oh sTOI EN-On Monday, the slst uit :, A
IL solitaire diam,rd RING, with chaste setting
ard coItairirg tire letters" j. G. to J. 4. B." TIE
hnGet Will be amply rewarded upon leaving it at
this Office. sci n.
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o l..
Berg rather O.erstockcd with WHITE ASH,
kGG aud CHESTSUT COAL. will sell 900 tons
10 gusniiiies 20 saiu, at q reduced price, for iDne
date delivery.
Also. every other variety OF FUEL at lowest
market rates.
g l.. SHERIFF
once, l1l4 Pspnsylvahia avenue and street,
between llth and l2th streets.
Branch Offce, 32s Penssy " aria avenue. between
50 srd ~ streets. (Repl sepl-Ix
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-Four state conventions will be held this week.
To-day the Ohio republicans meet at Column
bus, aud The Minnesota prohibitionists at Red
wing To morrow the Nebraska republicans
viii meet at Lincoln TO nominate candidates for
Governor and other state officers, and the inds-
pendent reform party of Missouri will assem-
bic in convention at jefferson city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

w !Sprnsd seetins viii be hsH on w2psHS.
D :SI s:'ESiSG ID inipsqi' s sT isTef ss
SDR- JOS. TABA8 IJdSsOs HAS gE.
one ard snea 70 The e,{ I'D resume. his practice
Onlee bOurS- 10 a. IN, u 70 l, Ito D m
- TIE assoGIATI9s OF TIE 0LDxsr
M1DnksDAY, 80 .. N. Members Invited 70
II lRepl john CARROLL BRENT. Rec. Sec
hSCeLtMbIA TTroGKAPHIOAL UNION,
e@ No: l0l Members are Ieanested 10 sftsn3
TIE funeral e our late fellow crsf;smsn. 0HasIE1
north., o.aoRso% s1Gsass 81 .s s;5est
1T IRep achrI L. s & paaifFk ss:,s,s;,v
MAsONIC -wABREN LObGE- No ~
or wfhsE SD sf av s Ifs9i.T sS%ms1s
O'CLOCK p N BY order Of AciisF " NJ
THOMAS P. BELL. Sec. SANDY B Hs1Icas:
FAT A ME1TING or THs OFFIOERs
sId Icssnsrs Of Trinity p. =. CHUROH
sGsbAf SCHOOL the following resolutions wsfe
w xss..:s II b.: .:.ssd Heavenly F.,h.. in
earthly sbors Mr. JosrrE Il. BsADLsY' ue a. , a,s
mer soperintsndent Of this school be il therefore
came Of sunday school in.trueton :. eedspss' he
bis labOrs IN this and In another field subsequent =
devoted and .eti1s .srH.rs whose S Soic o. ns
{srsenal EFFORT in the cause 70 pest eaa Only
set Infection -
Rs,oIvsd, That We hereby tender our Christian
y%ssshss % me WIDOW aud fsSiii Of our asess .sd
los and :s.G Of ns ss s.s1 5Ss fn
Re esn :, ahs ,sns tine rsioice 10 the thought that
nepsions prepared By the Great Shsphsrd for TO-.
VI, iannfui unto death. are found worthy 20 ave
bstowed uDon them the crown CT life
keSolces, That Acopy os these resoln,,on. n. ..ns
90 the widow OF Mr. Bradley, and be rubiisbea
public journals OF this city. it
w. LODGE Ho. IL, x. Of p. will take nosice
that the Lodge assemblies hereafter az 3 otciock
Important business af our next regular ses-fon IA
msnds the attention Of all particularly uniformed
members, Who are requested 70 bring their swords
JSO. W. F.LCoNsB,
suesiA. h. Of Z. and g.
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NPRECkDRNfkD REDUCTION.
Best make Paper Oambric double Width, Sc,
Ahdroecoggin Cotton, lac.
Prints, Sic. and mp.
Elegant Black LIONS Silk from 7sc. 20 IS Is "a
Lyons eros Grain q 81 so. worth s2J
Sisck Aifecas AND Mohairs from &c. mp.
Al Linen Towels, 81 dozen g for sc } aud mp.
All Linen Hemmed Hdkfs l21sc., worth $50.
Beautiful BLK Clicked Bslbrisgan Hose, only
hip Gore Corsets. 6oc. reduced from 75c,
Elegant Paris Kids. Csc ;, q button, ol.D
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DEISS
GOODS 1t O gyedf sdcr,fce, to close.
We offer none bot first class goods, selected with
view to beauty ard durability. Those wishing TO
get the fullest value for their money should exani ue
our stock. This ID eur final redu ctton.
BRODHEAD CO.,
augi5-Sm 1905 y street, between 18th and 18th.
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POSTPO.V'E.N
SECOND AND LASY
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association

NORFOLK, VA.
DAY POSITIVELY FIXED
THURSDAY, 18th November.
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise Is conducted by the MASONIC BY-
LIsF ASSOCIATIONS, OF NoAFOLK, VA, under an
t1orl0 % The Virginia Legislature TACT passed
March 6ib, la3l
10000 TICKErs-s.Oo 900 Cash GIFTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

The hackers OF Beecher for the Presidency
viii surely not claim that as a qualification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

The willy effort of the McLsne men in tina
Maryland Fourth Congressional District 20 in
duee Swami to stump the district in Joint dis
eussion with their man, don't work. Mr.. Swami
declines on the ground that being both members
OF the same party there should be no political
oirererees to justify joint discussion, and If
such discussion is at all advisable it should be
with their political Opponents. This is not
badly put; and 30 II Mr. MeLane is the readiest
speaker be will not have the opportunity to il
lustrate the fact to Mr.. Swann's DISADVANTAGE
The English republicans are inclined to take
step forward. significant letter from p. A.
Taylor, tie English radical, lie made public, in
which lie says, 0PropoS of the recent vote of an
annuity TO Prince Leopold: 81 If grant ia pro-
posed to pay the debts OF the Prince of Wales,
then viii be the time 10 make fight inside the
HOuse OF CVmmOpsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

S FRA LOBE g, No; IL; A; A. wiz
ls'i, 50 o'cicck. Ev.rJ member Is estnsstiy re:
a s1ss1 70 be 'rs'snt ~ Srd ss q sers..rv
~ NEW BUILPING AssooIATION.
meeting will be he'd 9. M arinls b .n, street,
tstween 9Th and 10th,
WEDNESDAY RvRsING, September ,,
for the Iurp,se % orsssizIre new Building Asso-
citation On the principle Is ths. Of the Wash
irg5on, y rankin, and other s-operatives.
From the entire success attained by these asso-
CITATIONS thsJ commend themselves to ell those Who
is' ssd1ns AI inT osfD s sms
monthly in-talresss.
yes 2, the recent decision by the :e15: s
been tstabiisted beg ond dispute sug3l-3t
rPOTOMAO FKBRY COMPAHY-On and
HRf Tkps S.,s ss'' :, tss ns s sIa
sl.IsDsr,., a, follows re- TO- noW M Isn I'll;
= D. s'ep M p,e.,asn, ca%DSnx
9. GKDNEY General 81 Superintendent. susss Il
~ FBEE DIsfENsARY
NA1IosAI 4 n s4s2HF, COLLEGE.
BETWEEN 18TH AND l4rH STREETS.
10 Open daily for the treatment Of the p,Or Of the
rYOUHG MESs, GHRIsrIAN AssOOIA.
TON,
Corner Of 9Th and d streets
EVENIHG GLASSES in Latin, Greek, English
Grammar, Photography, Mathematics, and sacred
History, commencing September IA.
Glasses open to all.
Free Reading. Room and Circulating Library
Daily Prayer MEETINGS ~ Rl6, snd o. III.
Sabbath Evening Services AZ the Rooms at
O'Clock.
WE WELCOME ali sugl-tr
~ MILBURN'S
Wy POLAR SODA
MINE BAL filS.
ALWAYS The COLOEST AND BEST
ausl0-tr 1879 Penusyivacia avenue.
@SCHEECK & MANDRAKE PILLs.-Theee
Wy pile are ccm coscd exclusively Of vegeusble
ingredients, ard although thsy ely sapsrssie
the of mercury, do leave anY Of its nurieus
effects The act directly upon the liver and
valuable remedy In all oasee of dersngemen; rsSct-
Ing from discovered ststs OF that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disordefs: Indigestion, eick
Headache, Typhoid Beyers &C., 10. all suocumb te
the free use Of Schenck's an jraSe Pills. For ssle
by All Druggists and Dealers. m3-tI
n d l.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
rBCICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ Rooms, together or separately in the best To-
csliiy in the city. Refer to Hon. Fl. Bo.rdmsu
Smith, Hon. A. l.. Barber, Hon. A. B. NJ uliett and
DR.. Verdi. Apply at 1918 K street n W. sepl-6 m
ROARD-Good BOARD, with or without rooms
- st No 93s i street northwest. Terms mod.
crate an1o.st-
LUREISHEb ROOMS, with or without BOARD:
Il very pleasant caity and pleasant rooms en-
tui'e SINGLE northeast corner ave
hue and l0.h street northwest. aug23 9tr
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FOR SALE.

A PAPEB CUTTING MACHINE FO8 SALE,
IN good order; cots Any eize paper; will bs sold
ehea z. Also one TABLE eHsARS aud enc
SIANbIEG SRESs. ApplT $40 10 h st. scl-sosr
Toe SALE, TICK ETS.-Tws FIRsT-OLAst
Il 1lCkk over the Baltimore aud Ohio Rsii-
READ, By the way Of Parkersburg and Cincinnati TO
Indianapolis, st rtdnced rates. Apply at this
ONCE. aug3l-2t-
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D IrRIGHRArORs AT COST.

water Coolers, Gas and OIL Stoves, Glan
Fruit ysn, best ayles; Kin Fruit Cans and
Cement. Olothes WriDgers, wire wtsdsw
screens, IIutinf lrens s9d Mschinss, {:
successors 10 John ogden. 5i4 Tn street. suio-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

sHE1AAR DISEASES OF AL kiads treated, De,
: sctbc oasa a1c enclose -. advice aud nedf
cins 6iii be sert. Address Mrs Rr. THOMpsOE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Aud other goods ct lowest possibIe rates.
EAPHoNzO roUN6s q CO.. Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE. Cru srRKr,
Opposite q. q. Psseut onos.
ELPgoEzo YoUSGs,t
IF. JOHNSON. INA,
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CHOIOE BUILDING SITES
GARDEN LOTS
k1svAnD's y SUBDIVISION

~ WOOpLE1 FAkk,
On the Woodiey Road. AaU mite rom th.h.ad Of
l9th Street, asd o~ly J0tees miSstes tCaK from
Senator Stepavf's House.
Lots from half an acre to ten scrss ct osO0 TO ee00
per acre, on easy tcrne Ground 80 Eods this side,
and no better, IL held ct "a 900 Dor acre.
Part of the land 70 covered with lsrgs Oak, Hicko.
~. ard UhestL tut Trees. Numerous ans springs aud
several streams OF water are on the psAce Ssti
moetly good. Probably there is ne better invest
ment in the District than the Woodley Park lots ct
the above prices. FOR sale by
THOMAS 4. wAGGAMAN,
arG2-eolm 319 7th street north vest.
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lbs. MAesY, FORTURE TELLER, Green's
Nl alley, between Massachusetts avenue aud L,
and 18th al d l4h streets northwest. Sign the
door. sepl. AZ
A LII PERSONS ABE FORBID TRUSTING
"A my wife Mary A. Mclaughlin, on my &C count,
as will pay no debts Of htr contracting.
anfSl o. W. j. mcLAUGHLIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
Proclamation bv the Governor.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, |
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, The Senate and House
of Representatives Of the State OF
Nebraska, on the twenty-sixth day
of February, 1873, passed a resolu-
tiou in words as follows:
Resolved, "That the electors of
, the State be, and are hereby author.
{ lied and recommended to vote for
or against a Convention to revise or
! chang. the Constitution of the next
general election, for members of the
legislature.
1.-THE ballots at such election shall
be written or printed as follows:
Those in favor of a convention, For
q convention; those against q CON-
vention, Against a convention"
Now therefore, I, Robert w. Fur
mas, Governor of the State of Ne
braska, do hereby recommend to
the electors of the State that at the
lnext general election for members
10: the Legislature. to be held on the
thirteenth day of October, 1874, I'M
! der the resolution aforesaid, they do
vote for or against q convention to
be convened for the purpose afore-
said.
/, In testimony whereof / have here
- unto set my hand and
caused to be affixed the
SEAL. ! Great Seal of the State Of
Nebraska.
; - Done at Lincoln, this
eighth day of September, AID. 1874.
ROBT. w. FURNAs,
BY the Governor,
JOHN j. GosPER,
Secretary of State.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Republican Appointments.

The following appointments have
cen agreed upon blythe Republican
tate Central Committee:
Appointments of Hon. Silas Gar
per, General John NJ. Thayer and
Hon. w. H. Morris:
blair, Tuesday, Sept. Odd, 2 p m.
1fekama, Wednesday, Sept. 23d,
, m.
Schuyler, Saturday, Sept. 26th, 2
a m.
Columbus, Monday, Sept. 2Sth, Z
n m.
Grand Island, Tuesday, Sept.
9th, z p m.
Kearney Junction, Wednesday,
; Sept. 30th, 2 p m.
, Fremont, Thursday, Oct. 9Th, Z
{om.
n Wahoo, Friday, Oct. 9th, 2 p m.
3maha, Saturday, Oct. 10th, n
m.
Lincoln, Monday, Oct. 18th, II
m.
1t is expected that District Attor-
Iey Roxie will make it possible to
Be at as many of these meetings as
is official duties will permit.
At Lincoln with Hon. J. NJ.
SThayer and others, will be hon. T.
III. Marquette.
Appointments of Hon. l.. Crounse,
Hon. N. K. Grlggs, Hon. III. s..
4ley, Hon c. J. Dilworth:
Fairbury, Tuesday, September
18th, 2 m.
Hebron, Wednesday, September
10Th, Up m.
Appointments of Hons. L.
;rounse, n. X. Griggs, ]. p. Laird,
Z. J. Dilworth:
4 Red Cloud, Thursday, October
st, Up m.
Riyerton, Friday, October, I'd, 10
4 m.
J Bloomington, Friday, October I'd,
ipm.
I Republican City, Saturday, Octo-
foer, Sd 8 p N.
York, Monday, October 5th, 2
y M.
Appointments of Hons. L.
jCrounse, n. X. Griggs, = Nance,
sDistrict Attorney Council:
y Osceola, Tuesday, October 9th, 2
David City, Wednesday, October
9th, Up No.
4 appointments Of Hons. L..
fCrounse, D.. S. McKillip, District
tAttOrney Connell:
' Seward, Thursday, October, 9Th
ppm.
Hon. L. Crunse, will speak at
<Vahoo, Friday, October 9th, 2 M.
= Omaha, Saturday, October 10th.
Hon. n. X. Griggs will speak at
Geneva, October, 9th, 2 10.
-! District Attorney Council will be
engaged as District Attorney i'm dis
charge of his official duties and may
not be able to attend all meetings as
advertised.
Appointments of Hon. George II.
Roberts, Major Paul Vandevoort,
Genera! Dilworth and others:
Juniata, Monday, September 2Sth,
Up m.
Hastings, Monday, September %,
p m.
HARVARD, October LIST, pm m.
) Sutton, October LIST, Z p m.
Aurora, October ID, z p m.
Portsmouth, October Sd, Z p m.
Nebraska CITY, October 5th Z pm.
Brownsville, October 9th, 7 m.
Pawnee City, October 9Th, Z P m.
Tecumseh, October 9th 7 p m.
Appointments of Hon. Pat.
O'Hawes, Hon. n. y. Porter, and
Col. Z. +. Smythe:
Dakota City, Sept. %, at 9 p m.
Jackson, Dakota county, Sept. %,
fat Z m.
( Ponca, Sept. "a, at I p m.
st. Helena, Sept. %, at Z p m.
c. H. GERE, Chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
GROCERIES.

STEELE & JOHNSON 53S-540 nth ST.
CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
18th ST.
PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARM
HVM ST.,-WHOLESALE DEALERS
MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 2O5 Farm
ham st.
WHITNEY, BAUsERMAN & Co., PAT
Douglas st.
]. J. BROWN & BRO, Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
THE STREET GRADE MIDDLE.

THE STREET MIDDLE.
Considerable fuss in our Berg Is now made
About what Is called the useless street grade;
Though prophets foretold /" hills leveled should
be,
And valleys filed up" still our people don't
see.
Some claim the cid charter had a big flaw,
So the case is referred 10 the limbs of the law,
And the money will go, as all can f~oresee,
To those who'll expound Il" tweedle dunn twee-
die dee."
Thu mistakes will arise as everyone knows,
From not using ones eyes. through the world
as one goes.
The moral we here would seek to enforce
Is, If you wish a new hit, go to Bunce's, Of
course.
He always is ready, the public doth know,
To show all the styles which in York are the
go.
As to prices, a proverb you'll find,
buy at Bunce's, then you'll have peace Of
mind"
All the leading styles In silk and stiff hats,
silk hats from $3.50 upwards, taps of all styles,
gloves and collars at BUNCE'S,
sept2ldtf 255 Douglas St,
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24

j. Z. KosENFELD gives us the
following quotations this day:
Potatoes, 9O@s1 90 per bushel ;
butter, prime 25@3Oc; Butter, good
2O@25c; Butter, cooking 10@15c;
Eggs, 14a15c per doz Live chickens
25O@2 IS; Lemons, IA 90 per box.
OYSTERS
w. B. & Co.-Select, 65 cts per
can; Standard SIS cts per can; Medi-
um As cts per can.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
w. FRAZIER,
e OHIO,

Frazlers Root Bitters are sold by all the lead
ing Druggists, Storekeepers and Chemists. Sold
Wholesale by Strong & Cobb, 1873 Superior
street, and Benton Myers & Garfield, 127 Wat
er street, Cleveland, o. +. L. Fahnestock &
Co., Pittsburg; George c. Goodwin & Co.,
Boston John +. Henry Curran & Co United
States Medicine Honse, s and 9 College Place,
New York Myth Brothers, Philadelphia; Full
Ter & Fuller, Chicago John d. Park, Cincinna-
ii, and other tirst-class Drug Houses.
Show this notice to your druggist or store
keeper. Ask for FRAZIERS ROOT BITTERS,
and accept no substitute whatever. Price with
in the reach OF all-s1 per bottle six bottles
SIS. iv13d&w1y
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24
CIGARS.
CIGARS.
A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, $50
18th Street.

CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale depot 54S 14th Street.
Half barrel sacks 2 &C
Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-24

AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for
Sioux CITY, Yankton and points reached via
Sioux City and Pacific railroad.
AT GRAND JUNCTION for Fort Dodge,
Des Moines, Ottawa and keOkuk.
AT MARSHALLfor St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, and northwestern points.
AT CEDAR RAPIDS for Waterloo, Cedar
Falls, Charles City, Burlington and st. Louis.
AT CLINTON for Dubuque, Dunleith, Prai-
RE gu CHEN, La Crosse, and all points on the
Chicago, Clinton and Dubuque, and Chicago,
Dubuque and Minnesota railroads.
AT FULTON for FreepOrt, Racine Millwau-
kec, and all points in Wisconsin,
AT CHICAGO with all railway lines leading
out of Chicago.
Through tickets to all eastern cities via this
line can be procured, and any informati1 n OBJ
tanned, concerning Routes, Rates, etc, at the
Companies Office, 2is Farnham Street, Omaha,
and also at the principal ticket offices along the
line of The L.. p. r. r..
E1- baggage checked through to all principal
Eastern points.
w. Ii. STENNETT, MARVIN HUGHITT,
Genl Passenger Ag t. Gen. Sup't.
J. H LACEY, G G.. EDDY,
Ticket 4gt, Omaha. GenI Ag't Omaha.
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