Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1880, Page 4

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, BELZEBUBS BONANZA. LIKE HOT CAKES, ik #2AILY BEE, {THE FUGITIVES FRIEND. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advertisements To Let For Sale’ Col. J. J. Dickey has returned from the ! JUST IIN. of thiecity, on Indiana. The gentleman | other m: by the name ot Waite in intained, it /] g duan g0l Tuck for the | Chicag, soveral yoars ago. and | the sum of 83 and costs for disturb- B Astor. Houso, N Y. |fan & Co., 1422 Dovglas St a19ct5 OMAHA. OMAHA P s> 1t ho loves him s mach as he Truman Buck Treats™ With i east Lively Bidding for the New o ot 4 Wednesday ¥orning, Oct 20. | Bootherly Care the Brattle- "““J‘s;;f‘;ng 3 ,rke,d 3. C| Keith, of Noth Plate, v | Soven por Cent. Bonds, | ewsd moven «fim",.'{‘fi:',;” ;};::gaf: ONE MILLIONACRES - =~ BREVIILES, baro Bagker, % RF e i T el | o e el awon ere s 3 Immense Stock for ™ Maj. Frauk North was in the city yes-1, A special meeling of the Omaha TWENTY-FIVE OEMTS. The Wicked W?ite Calftious- With Pretty Good Wfihings iy sk odints Cliag, 5 i ox Pl ly Quarted in a Quiet o) Tom Cotr, AcingMatagerof the Aca. |Gt conneil has beon. called t. meot ALI_ A"D WIN B ~_Saxes for fine bath Fpoiiges. Corner, L demy has retuned from the south.” this e\r:‘nmm to tako notion in the 856,000 2 AN e e i 3 snedient, —_— —— { Victols asd family returned Mo | matter of the award of the new 7 per’| DONUIN) et o sums ot gm0 i - Fine Custom-Made e e e, || ADA the Rude Gaze of Workdly | The beom of the bad o which in- o i e b Yepae ol | bat, "ol havig ddvettlicd. rie SHe i T A B — S Eyes £hut QutCom-. * | fests North Omabe. contliuee and |0 L iQ lpr s o o ebnciver | bide foe the same lo by received up o | Aok P 2 ions o, t xra CLOTHING gy pletaly. sncther _robbory, ia, reported frum | M. W Wooldarl, wn 04 stredber | 00 endan, > < ZpSaxc's mow Five Cent Cigar. that locality,which happened Monday There is considerable of & mix in | ') Men S SUItS ; ba Ferry. : —diys Nk T0 0 EASTERN NEBRASKA, ’ P ster is running the OmlA V- | Detective Lilewellyn Unfolds & |night. “The ' house /.Gt | Conductor Mre. S. H. H. Clack, wife of the gen- | the matter owing to tho delay in the | N[ * ettt 4100 £ y B > S .ts . o pattesns at, Cruickabank’ *Plain, Unvarni-hed Samuel Herman, of tha Omaha &, 1 ucer of the Union Pacific, caws | arrival of a number of the bids, of s OYS_ ul 4 bulk perfome at Kuba's only, Tale.” Northwestern 1osd, was entered dur- | Lo, oo ine Rock Tuand Mondsy. | which there are seventeen imall, The =PER AGRE. Children’s Suits. cleared off - beautifally and Le- ing the night by thicves, who carried| 5 X Towne, president of the Central | Rock- Ieland train, ‘which was four e wih do el oy $2 To $\‘ 1y spring-like. 4 train from the West yes- “terday was twice two hours late. —The best of meats at Bath & White's it 3 2y = ol W., St. L. & P. “market, opposite the postoffice. 2941 | 57 \yoire at Mr. Buck’s house. Mr. PR Ty passeoger agentof ' the W., 8 TAR i 2 P iy atanich S| Buck very aliriifly Sloece Bis oard | O doLY Ghenijogd ‘hi £od, wa in th city Mopday cn busingss (18 $00,100 and they run ftwenty : e Boys. and _The vegular montlly stau ow | with & reflection uppp me. Thissame | *20 damagiog things e A wisline. and lef for home this morn. | veors. It would appesr that our VWL imhtoy, st e do 3 . party hubeenplovot Shds. hull Jommpreg 8 mecting of the vigilancs committee e - oredlt as a clty is pretty good from the Valiey Hows Children. t. or 1ands, Lots, Houses and Farms, + Bemis’ new column on first pa Bargains. _Buth & White, opposite the post- office, receive fresh fish every Just Arrived—The nobbiest Heating St ve for tho season of 1850 has just d at Wm. F. Stoetzels. oc —The Garfield and Asthur glee-chub will L at the tenal place. Every Omana, October 15th, T. the Editor of Tus Bax. In Tee Damy Be, of October 13th, aprears a_statement from Truman Buck in relation to the arrest of Silas article was reproduced o The Omsha Republican. i 1 desire to sey that T have never written a live charging Mr. Buckwith having possession of or handling the furds stolen by Silas M. Waite, the defaulting bank president of Bratile- boro, Vermont, but I, in comwmon with many other citizens of Omaha, honestly belleved at the timo of Waite's srrcst, in connection with the surrounding circumstances, that Mr. Buck had been handling the funds tolen from the Bra.tleboro bank. - I saw at the time of Waite's. arrést o dispatch from Waite's son, seot td Mr. Buck-from 'a town in Massachugette, Somerville, 1 believe, stating that a tain sum of money would be sent of a quantity of silver spoons, forke, knives and other valuable property. They also committed severa] depre- dations that wero needless, knockiog will be held to-night to take steps' to- wards organizing a patrol and other- wise preparing to rid the commanity of the daring criminals, 2 Mr. Horman and his family were absent from home at the time, and there nas no oné thete but Mr. C.H Hendricks, of the B, &M., whoroSu# in the house. He heard the noise and saw the light, but.on undertaki to get out into the hall fanad his door fastened. The intraders, wegt sway. leaving all ‘the doors! open,-ard | Mt Hendricks was compelled o descend Pnci‘firmad, arrived via. the Rock Isknd Monday én roote homé' from an eastern trip— $ George H. Daniels, general ticket and el Farry Hall, of the’ Vandalia Line} C. S. Cone;-Jrr-general pacsenger agent of the Ohio & Mississippi road, and €. C.} Goodell, general westera passenger agent at Kansas City, were in Omaha last night. ‘The Cruel War is Over. +Very much to'the surprise of all Gonesrned and to the railroad men s ‘much as any, the Wabash lastfevening declared a truce to hostilities, which s far a8 Ofiaba was cunCerned was en- tirely one-sided. “Posters wote lssted in ths gity and Council Blufis yestor- day morning xeducing. the fates to premium 'offered. - Tha bids opened houra late yesterday, brought in sev- eral, and one or two parties in this city reported a little too late. The amount of thobonds astis well known were as follows: .+ John Weaver... .. TanesD. Ward. .M _Doane.. John M. Mison James B. Foye Kountze Bros. E. . Stevers, N. Chas. Graas James Crei 7th and Riegce 3t t-oct7. Registration Notice, address 70119 NV ANTFD o aber. Wal eakery Call imamedistely, 705 2 ‘“nmu ~Girlto do general housewar airl o e At ot Mrs 7. 1. street, bei. 17th sud 18th. 1 for xcneral housew orky at 8. jacks 1 St., Letween 17 and 1séh, 8o o 6 VA7 ANTEDCook at the ¥ "i6th 8¢ , fear Dodge. A e » gopd cgok, at © b DOUGLAS 20,000 Acres For Men, COUNTY, Under-Wear, Hats znd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit All 10 12 Miles from Omaha, $6°to 10 ’Ill:er Acre, on Long- Time and .« Low Interest. Farn : i ortefeed, ¥ f o € page. =i pons gt thal herd was | 7 5ove%] {0 8ok intothm hall. | The |20 e for| an.| Sate af Nobtas, Douglas Gouty..rs| V ama 4 %eti| Large tracts suitablefz- AGENTS . A e oarter, | Ot hew from New York.” | The | entrance 'to the homeyas thidy] 63 :26aud £8: i d 816:00] Noticoisheteby given that'T will Fya7 K17 maked g dem ] $ 11 the best 5 Ratherford, the wat r-works contractons | gopatch was hurriealy read, apd the | through the basement. | Huited tickéts to Chicago an 2 i £ b ol V8 B A W 5 tho end of 1oih 51, 11 W. BAJL, Celonies’ in al 6 Dest stating that be would anivain the city ou | unouyt may have bien §2,000 ingtead WANTS: Ay SEOOND TERM, and '§15.50. respectively for round [ sit in the Sess <t B W, Wygao's 1| Gounties.in the State. | H Phursday, to begin acti 5. f §200600." OF course any intelligent John Maxwell;) the, notorions ex-{ trip: tickets. The difference was of 15th street, throo doprs south, of Pos he wociable of company which pestpomedoon Fridey gount of e o ik i Jber19h. By order of comwitbhee. “The Busy Bees' and Deaf Mute:' er. devizinment which was postponed from ba Ot person_could sce the predicsment in which Mr. rn..ck was placed by the arrest of wfgitiyedrom justice in b house. M, Wrote a card fo Mr. Yosi; of Tbe Republic n, which was a tirsne of falsification from b ginving to end. penitentiary bird,and Nellio Forsythe, his partner, whose record e far from cletir, wore areestol MiGiday on sus- picion of hasing boen &ngaged in the robbery of A. Jinafen's jowelfy store course owing tothe bridge toll exacted by the Union' Pacific. ‘Dorlng the day ticket eales were lively and at night $35,000}bad been brought into the treasury of: the Wabash through the hands of Frank Moore and Joe Office, on Mondy, Wednesday and Saturday, October 25th, 27th snd 30th, also on Monday, November 1st, 1880, for the purpore of registering |- the electors of the fourth ward, City of Omaba, Dovglas Counity... 1 In withesswhareof, I hereunto set through lowa. * Farmg in, Nebragka, many o them near Omaha, $12 to $40 80,000 'acres scattered BOSTON CLOTHING A Targe #fumber of-Impraved ight on sccount of the storm t wonld seem from this statement | in August last e place was en- my hand this 16th day of October, A, | — - . Feiday 2 Tt would from thi in August last. The pla hand this 16th day of October, ok plnce last. evening ¢ the Christian { ¢! at Mr. Waite was an-open guest at | torod *‘through thé transom o'ef the | Tehoo. There were'still any g wn- | D, 1880. 78 RENT Cottace n 50wl T e [DEX 30T, v clrureh. hishonee, and wandered in an tuno-| 5,0, aud at the eifly Kour-of nino[Hty of buyors _in walting S pIoms. Woop, Enquirs J. 57 Lo, & Cor- 12th and Farn: y OnWWedmdsy, Ortober 27, the 8. | Sout Sl chid ke, manner weound | L0 o e My, Jouason | whon the: - orderss to stop| al5-16t L mrotntalmacd £ e e - Jolns Bobentfay Benev.Jent Society Will | of iy iy the trath. Mr. Bfck, in | and his wifo bavisg gone: for (gewalk. | cvme_ from Geaeral © Manager Pt e e PO FENT o, e A=1Z= FARNHAM STREET,. X=2X= rive ut avd Lall at Jobn f order to_cnceal this noted criminal, | Three gold watches and several )d | Gault. Oanly about §600 worth of AISTRATION NOTICE. stroct, 2 o ay : 1 , | Theee g es & ral old An Immense List of Svaciia B Thirtcenth street. gyen took the precaution to bave the | o were taken, valaed in all &t | tckots wore eold at:Council Bluffs, as Srare ov Nusraska, ). | ooy — T the poal poutest at . 1. McGuck- | Letter carrier cease his visits 1o his % 5 lly not on the line of the Dovcras County, § sdd. . & + 3, e plaskabidny evering, Peter Tatle | boure,and he then went £o the pon.. | seversl hundred dollars. The police e e bt T horeby given that T will | Roomd; o : . A, BOOTIES - ich was inscribed: | ffice in person for his mail. Waite | have been busy working Tip {he case, | Wabush, but aboy S pryd 2 - ~OR RFNT—1Large hor ooras, 3000 ol Oval Brand won the silvee medal, which was inscribed Hts janction with' the Union Pacifc |t at my office, 317 S uth’ Twelih | f Large house, 7 rooms, 20th ot ] MA A p ot ol i O Tn | %25 ween on eeveral occgsions g0 dodge | and think they have the right partics, | 1 janctlon’ with’ the Union ALY, %, 4 neas Cas3sireo’. ©. T TAYLOR, JPerSeTIA Bhaes &2 hastily back from the door whenever and pool Jives- at Omaha Transfer. | stroet, betwoen Farnlisw and Harsey, | 310 Offico 15t g, whont two weeks Mr. McGuekin will offer 2 wold ndee to bo contested for at the same gaze, Carter Hedley, spirit artist :rapher, will be at Mr. Curri gallery to take pi tutes, S.furday the 24, aniSatordsythe 3th, M s Hedley is en hor wiy west and cau sperd but those o duynin shis city. Avaluable present can b ahtained by woaic rfisble and responsille party who will call on the superintendent of the G ke M, 10 rfverawny’ b citigens were passing Mr. Buck's Liouse, and to ghow the extraordiwary wesl of Me. Buck in recreting his dear friend Waite, I herewith preduce the followin, Onana, September 20, 1850, 1. Pau'ine Lawdetrom, anemploye of Truman. Buck, at Twenty-sccond and Davenport streets, Omaha, N braska, veluntarity @ the follow- ing statement: - 1 am the cmploge of the said Trumai Buck and hase been siuce the last eix weeks or mcre. There has been at Mr. Buck’s house, ft and ou, a man for the past two or tree woeks. day, on the h They will be tried pbBp. m toGey ROBBERS ROOSE. The authorities have accidentally discovered a rendezvous for crooks. It is in the shps of & mammoth cave lccated in the timber west of the city. This place is infested during tho day by a gang of thieves and roughs who prowl arovnd town for plusder during the vight. They are doubtless stesped in crime and, like the old Jew in “Oliver Twisl,” they are trsining boys in tho w1y of sinand iickedness. Had the sale at this, termious, of the Wabash - contintied another dsy, of two one or two hundred thousand dol- lara would have been invested In tick- eta by Omaha people. Mothodist Quarterly Moetings Omaha District. OwaRA, October 16, 1880. Thosquartesly visitationss ob oAV Dr. Miller, prosiding eldor of Omahs district, for the current quarter, will be as follows: on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 27th, 28th, 2)th and 304h; also on Monday, November 1st, 1880, for tha purpose of regia- tering the electors of the First Ward. To witness where f,T have hereunto set my hand, this 18th day of Octob- or, A. 1., 1880. E. M. Srexpero, 08 12¢ Registear First Ward. Mr. D. Sallivan, who has been a ratident of Omaha for the last twenty R RENT—Finely furnished rooms at 1810, Davenport stret, bet. 13ih and 14th St RVS, HOUSES AND LANDS Look BEMIS "iew colamn of bargatus an 18t d ©) HLOUSES And cornor 1alf ‘of lot, sontheast c 111 aud Cass Sts., 7 rooms in. ¢ach; le. e | rai, GITY PROPERTY, Oonsisting of Elegant Resi- '000. the Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Lots, and all kinds of City ped all others. You get D. B, The sales o oo WEIGHT A m of OYSTHRS. ences from $3,000 to $20,- - = Many vacant lots i = = additions” to Omaha. = = 00. Business Houses and Kind and charitable deed and get we') | MFe. Duck weit to the state fair | companions theso nen, and a “ October £3-24, Papillion, Bellevue, |our citizens,” has entered into a | %00d and wire flowor ¢ from 81 0. pilforit, e Younz Men's Christian Awocia tion Monday afterno’on, resolved to tn the said house. i 0 iy, | Store, at 1410 Farnham street. oppo- o mence sece« of nolan gospel pra; e e At ey | ot Aibson, St 1 | sta the ld Grand Centrs, o, ol ;- at i rooms (e eveni Pavuixe X Lavoseiow. | hic awsy to pursus theieniarionn av: | | N ! * 7 ivan's sons aro all practical mechunics ST ounds and instructed mo to admit no on 10 their house, in order nei to liave any one sce ike man coucoalod » ‘aflios of the Hifferent et amuorrow Afteracon at as. this work at heart, i invited to join the A despatel reoei day from v, ansas, who had bean telc Dr. weaphed for information_ concerning mark, Witness: C. C. Sweesy, Tt was only by threats of bresking th-ough the door that Liis pocr ser- | vant grl could be induced to a the officers. Mr. Buck has had suffi- cient experience to kuow that he is a violator of chapter 58, sction 2, ren eral statutes of Nebraska, for har- boring a criminal and fugitive from | justice, and as snch 18 rubject to iv- | dictment, and the fact that this man wang cannot well be found in Tho. days tough {his part of the country. nging ribsl songs an ocation. The authorities organizad a ra‘d on the outfit M«n daynight, and surrounded the cave, but when $hey made the descent they found that | the crewhad given thum th slip, how, they were not _able to ascertain but probably by way o: a secret subterra- nean passage. Tho lncality is watched, and sooner or later t1.is detporate band October 30- November 6-7, Fremont, Bend. . Elkhorn, Schuyl. . North November 27-28, Fullerton, Rising City. December 4-5, Oscecla, Sheldy. December 11-12, South Tenth st., Omahn, and Busiaard and Willow Crook. December 18-19, Wahoo, Meade. December 25-26, Valparaiso, David City. The district stewards will moet in the Iirst M. E: church, Omaha, No- copartnership with his three sins, and opened a Hardware snd Tinware and thoroughly unders'and tho busi- ness, and ate prepared to do all kinds of rocfing, guttering, and tin work genorally. at prices lower. than. aver before. ~ Tho firm has bousht their immense atock, direct. from the manu. facturers for cash, and will give prices that will actially astonish buyers They have on hand a lirge nessrtment of the beat heating stoves in the market, a full line of cooking stuvos, ranges, st e W Everitt, next to BeoyOffico. 7319 and Califor brice, will gam and give time if de-ired W, J OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST O in Housen, Lots, Farmg and oo on 14t pigo D EM on Improved Farms in Doug- 1as County, on 5 years time, at 10 per cen can show good titles, We also have MONEY TO LOAN . interest to all who WINTER OVERCUATS ham Street, Near Fourteenth FOR DEVLIN & 00.,! Oysters I EMER, By opam W AR e S e e e ety will be broken up. vember 2d, at 2 o'clock p. m. e o R Somn ooty Ko e e is |0 ot over $500,000, 500 Slotiinds] The jury in the cuse of Turnam, HANGING BASKETS. of Mr. D. Sullivan, aa is well known, i ol S Bavs oo pudperty. Mo wasd g 3rvnd with ruining several hundrod who cut the white cour ezan in theface i ; is up to the standard and the eame can pecty and reocoed it hore, He 1d i | Gepntors, among them many widows, |1 o e e Car lod, plain and hanging, at|bosaid of his sovs. Parties needing futher was wea'thy and was an officer in | orphans, poor working men and ser. ¥y gree L e Dodge ats. any thing in their line w:ll do well to = #ome Pittston (Pa) bank. He c'aimed 10 | vaat muly, does not redound to the | Menday night. 2 give them a call; look through. their - have been s Howhrd physician in Mem- phi'x during the yellow fever. He claimed o be igtimately acquainted with De. Hodge and Dr. Heory, of Abilene, Kan- sas.” ~—There is some eense in a bet we heard ‘of #oday, made between two gentlemen *:sand” heoxhibited. Fach deposited un cqual sum with Mr. E. B. Caiter, the Jeweler, on Farnam street, snd instucted diim to order from the well known firm of are absolataly perfect and pronounced by eompetent judges the most faultle sly beautiful diamoads ever seen in the ci They cost £1,500 in New York and_the “winuer gets them of course for 750, his op- —3 EEMR01 ward, ANDREW MuRrny. f the I ; N7 8. Mary's o, > Tiflany & o , New York, » dismond ring [ Pathy, and perhaps les, for mon of |~ s and T o oue of tho largest and bust ovens in * , sotith of depot. - m anla dinmond i i, ot limitog i |2 Waltelh g then they buves for [, Best: Ouendlel e RATERAR T tf . | the city, and has » capacity for turn- | ot snd emmit o vt of dep WHOL a tall in the price but pattingup $1,00 and [n,q“lmly YRS ¥ b Mz. ExNest Keebes, maager of |8 0ut' loaves' for' the theusand. add.. - - Agresing to make the balanoe good. f;1ural fnclination, FURS! FURS! FURS! the Nebraska Vinegar Works, has en- | Vienna bread, pies, cakes, and a full = . ‘;1“"13:"' "@"x":::“t\:"»mqm" At soon as the arrest of Waito was | The Omaha Fur Manufacturer, | 1372ed the capacity of his factory, and | 1ino of entables of this kind always on ' S e b e roo etk day lare "0 o coompilished, snd when mauy of the " ’ |is turni t the best vi hand and delivered to any part of the % exhibition in Ms, Carter’s window: They | peopla of Omahs felt Inlineq o be. | Be°Y G Richter, Fiftoontty s ot e L the e C credit of Mr. Buck, who concealed him from the officers of thelaw. Mr. Back is just as guilty o he would hive been had he sheltered and con- cealod some poor wretch who had stolen 40 or §50. I wou'd Like to ack Mr. Buck if he hae ever heard of the ewindling bauk operations of an- does this man’s brother Silas M. Waite, L believe that the intelligent people of this community have no more sym- lieve that Mr. Buck had been tho re- ceiver for the First National bank of Brattleboro, Mr. Buck began seeking some person on whom 10 open a war and exhibit _his newspaper ability, The cazo of Harry Austin, charged with robbing Wuthrig's sife, corner | of Twelth and Dodge, on the,29th of | Mag last, was on trisl yesterdsy. In the police court three suspigious characters wero sent up for five days each, and John Hotm was mulcted in ing the peace. Fritz Grossman was ordered to restore some sidewalk ma- terial sold him by mistake and pay opposite the postoflice, call tentlon of the Ladies of Omaha and vicinity to visit his superb stock of Fura: and, also, to lock over their old furs for repairing, before the season 19-tu-th-sat. Puaxr's Extea and/IWasunurye s SUPERLATIVE PATENT, to of the best Flours made. Fresis & Co., Grocers. Reduction in prices, superiority Wastep—3 good blacksmiths on 14tk stroet betweep Harney and Ho- stook and get their prices. oct19-tu-th-sat S rut WATCHES and JEWELRY of every discriplion. A full line'of Bracelets, in gold aud gold plate, at prices that cannot be beat, at Whipple, MoMil- Mz. Auausrous Cany has removed hin bakery {0 the northeast corner of Ninth and Harncy strects, and built weat, and has always on hand a large stock of DISTILLED WINE VINEGAE. CIDER VINEGAR and WINE VINEGAR, which Is offered at the lowest ratee, Mr. Krebes' vinegar took the first city freo of charge. ol3.ws'tu For Delicfous CARAMELS, . the finest in Americ1, Go to Joe & Sam's, next to Postoftice. {13 POWDER Absolutely Piite. oz EAv. | DEWEY-& STONE, 16ts fronting south in fesac & 0 el ca CARFETS| puyRmNITURD, for 815 2l MAX MEYER & CO, ligars from 00 per 1000 upwar: Tobaceo, 25 cents per pound upwards. - P4 < ponent z the other half. thereby hoping to ublic atten- TR Made from Grape Cream Tartar. oshe S 25 ¢ 2 P P son fiom himsetf. He finally se.|dbabcor. ~ Batintactioh’ bodtentoed. | Eremiam at tho Nebrasks Staty Fie, |, T2t Voters or id Bzt War, S Tavarions pasey. G Do enie by St i Fipes ffons 25 cents per dozcm wpwards, 4 5-1“'"‘”" ar attached ‘_","'{“I“" lected mo, when as a matter of fact I o16-n1 sat-tuith Notice is hereby given, that T will | ofiurions ptry. €. ting from heawy 1 | Hawee and ok Zh0H veas Facopar 7 3 ound tesia Monday rode distingalied |10 % SO0 T B K SEAOE perhaps —— A - tous | 11t 8t my office, 908 north 16th atreet, | dicliviefood L o Boca Send for Price List. party consisting of Sir Goos said Joss in regard to his financial| Opsters in every style at Tizard's. box of Pure Fresh and Delicious | gro.n Tyesda, October 19th, to Sat. kovaL Baxivo-PowbRn o N w York c bousc and corher 1ot - TR \ aha, Nel Voeux, governor of the Fij Inlan S B e el 5.4f | condies from Joo & Sam's, deli % 2 1L oo and falor, Gurnings 5. moet MAX MEYER & €0., Omaha, Neb. perations than many promin i 15-4F m's, delights Des Voeux, and two small children, tain Herbert, of the GOth rifies, his chief of stafl, and Hon. George Eden, private secratary. Sir George has just been ap- isted to the governorship, vi thur Gardon, who has been transfe New Zealand, and is tiow vn his way to his postof duty. He s a graduate of Oxford and a member of the bar of UpperCanada. He says there are no British soldiers now zens of Omaha. T understand that Mr. Buck has been making a state- ment on the sirect to the effect there was a warrant at one time issned against me out of the United States court for passing c unterfeit money. I order to th: \ly poet Me. B L will inform him that there are also in existence in northern Nebraska to- | day two warrants sworn out_agai Frovr Pors—Car load st Evaos’, Fourteenth and Dodge streets. o19-t-th&s , Diea. Nries—At1:35 a. m. Taesday, Agnes M. Niles, step daughter of L H. Congdon, agel seventeen years and [13 Tho, Cozzons House has been leased by Mr. Augustus Cary who fs prepared to.accommodate a limited number of respectable boarders. No families or children are in the house and a guict place with good accommodations goarsnteed. Day board 83.00. B ard the hearts of young and old. _— " urday, October 23rd, and every even- ing thareafier to November 1at, 1880, for the purpose of making a new com- plete registrar list, 0186t A'visit to the morchant tailoring es- tablishment, of J. Fliege!&Co. ,succes- sots to Julivs Thiele, disclosed the Jix N. Murrny, Registrar, | MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA, NHLB:, ostid'y | ki Touse and half lof F[PAKEN UP—0ct. 1st, one bag mar 31t threo months o1, white st bead, and ono biy over yeur ol wit Husé an Kea'donce o o1l o, House and omo dcre, Tath street. ll:’lwn- un-!lhl!l ))v:‘b. IED&;M 0190 A 1oy Shiaws addst 0 e and ol e, Tot, ad stot. 152 and full lot, worth rek reridance. use aid corner Farnham st. MAX MEYER &¢O., ONI A ELA. o e ., CangStreer. ... Tots, Capitol 1l dev.ce—3 full lots.. me, one far horse stealing and one for | six monthe. Notice of funeral will Le > fact, that the firm had just received | pre: ve ramo ! in the Fiji Tetands, and that. canuibatiom | ol i1t with intent to kil Thees ter, | > 2 and | lodging; 84.00 por week. Cuz. [ ‘700 e i chasara W WOLESRERY . 0 s oen_extinct for foue voar. The | warsants wera sworn ot by teppons | £iven horeate #eps Howe, Ninth and Harney | ® 80 importation of fino scotch and | ipschares, | W, WOLESINSKY, 4 GUNS, AMMUN'TIO", SPORTING GO |]S, ijians are noted for their physical per ion, aud fGov. Des Voeus, who was acting governor of the islands for a ye: tlemanly rosd agents, who love Dector Middlet n as a brother. The doctor Being in the penitentiary, whera Cape Cod Cranberries, Oras Quinces (75 etsa peck), at Mieming's, streels. A number of 10oms have been fitted up for lodgers. ol4-ths-t other goode, from which suits, pants | and over.coats. will be made to ordor, st aitonislitngly low sprices. Call ear- LEGAL NOTICE. it d i, Wi (0uss afid lot, s hinn'asddition. Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a fullline of <r_two, suys that among a gathering of | Waite should havo been years ago, the | 14th and Douglas, BARGAINS 18 SK AND Womsten | Iy, at 1220 Douglas Street. mes | X tio I herens givea thit, an the 174h dat NOTIONS AND FACNY GOOD nabites during bis former stay there, num. | WATTAnts remain_uncorved, and 1 Telophions toT06 & Sem's 1. = L . x et SL 0 iy ot Janux's, 1570, o> C. L Staflord pa ch esls fooar R = 3 e woald euzgest to Mr. Buck that hegot | Te/ePhonoto Joe & Sam's for & byx | Svrrs at McDoNALs & Hagiis, Child's Mitta at Kurta’ 4 stpet. | Beedenca prorer y, vir? T e e Siegpell, sy, suan 3 o of those Famous Caramels and Bon- | olGeatstii-th i S A M cadnes, Fermtn wiilld Lave d foe"ad 1o the Queen’s Life Guard<, himself deputized to serve them, so that T may bo brought to justice. bons. WANTED! WANTED !! on, ue E and forty-Bve ( 48) in the ciiy of Omaha, Doag: Residence, Farnham . lonse and }lot 1 bi and’} lot 1 block from Court GATZ & FREEMAN, Thig me: aminiurm height of e et Bon inchen | Mr. Buck s ber th, — SPECIAL NOTICE, : T ciunty, Neprasks, taxed in dbe peswor oo, | House 8 S ol ‘vebett Dy o ere was g Nubias, Hosi JOHN B. DETWILER 3 m_""‘.“",___w"“""_flnlg_ plys. | Tit0Fy, there was a_warrant issued | which a customer must rely eo muoch goods coming in from the f map.{ 2tk of Hoods, Nubias, ery, 3 1. | House an i ¢, Nictoi £ g ot " | o the gt o Honcrsle | o thwordof s merchant. s o the | Lot e e e e a5 ok and Ty G iy | 008 Aot o S CRACKER MANuFACTURgRS, oo 6 Tl s, Tib the | Junlity of goods 014 a6 in. jewelry. | of a formal o . Ladies will re. | Store Creighton Block. m-w LEGAL NOTICE. Latee building snd s:x And Wholerale Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIO! . Durivg the TS .| crime of murder. Acama, it appears, | 101ty ry. peniog. o L : acian o : hich ¢ orge! @Rall wateriain: | gyt have loved Cucly as his brother, | Imitations are made so perfect now-s. | coive every attention when looking| Fadies’ Mstte at Korls 4 == House and § ot net depot. (AUl i Wi e o wilh Rasic . Y and SUGAR, § mentiobe given at the Aeademy of | but the jury scquitted me, and Ad- | days as to challenge detection from | through our mammoth stock of ' La-| = St e gg;;,;dg;:g;;;;;n ?;-'L'; of the Fevoe, E;"_”fl{ o Alem :rr(;\'(lg'; “Th’:-;; l]‘:d‘l!‘v“[?““ . Ausic on next Fridsy evening, undcr e Wahe, to o Penitentiary, | all but exports. This is why Messrs. | dies’ Saite, Clos s, Corsets, Hosiery, | Eleget lunchserved at anaxp cux | B 1 Onahe bongasCop b, 0 "ATZ & F OIURSL, Cuaha, , it > R ol aite should have been long | v . Nock : i a0 0 s S oc e b ampiocs i tho C.cilian Chorst | where Waite e Whipple, MoMillan & Co. have reach- | Underwear and Fancy Neck Wear, il | TRAL BILLIARD HALL: mornings 9 to R e fr S Tase. The best talent cur city of- fords has be n eog-ged, and a musical troatis guarautecd. Tickets, 50 cte | vice, but I never have in all my life | caq bo trusted. 19-toes-fridnt | Suits from $25.00 up. W, - | Uni A = = Sslae w i ) u ; ‘ X C0up. Worsted nited States s manufactured at the | 3 Fiik nwenty tovwameytour qrame oroms | Lo 204 1o . zoforeosersodseats, | boon suspecied of or charged with ap- .90 up. i oo, 208 | (iaha St Factory. The anperiorig | IV i oo ey e o7ene o 10106 onas i s 34 been charged with very grave crimes since I have been in the secret sor- propriating stolen money or habaring Don’t tarow a good Stove away be- cause it needsa few repairs that you t'fluk you can’t get, but go to Wm. ¥. Stoetzel, whe will got them for you. 193¢ Worsrep Svirs ¥roM $6 UPWARDS aknown thief. It may not have bocn | nderstood down in Verment, but | hero in Omaba almost_everybods knowa that Mr. Buck, who recently warked for $100 a_month, was abuc- dantlyable to buy large cattle ranclies, worth from forty to_sixty thouand doliars. I happon to kuow that Waite visited the Niobrara stock region, se edaleading position in their line of trado—their customers feel that they Acar losd of EARTHENWARE, Jugs, Jars, Milk Pans, Tea Pots, Feoit Jars, Churns, etc., ete, whelesale and retail, at Evars, Four- teenth and Dodgo stroet. t-th-s Meals at all hours at Tizard’s 15-tf Tfyouhave tried everything else, of which are of the most desirable styles .and . patterne, [Blgcé Silk Call and inspect these goods. McDoxarp & Hangisox, olGsat-ta-th 1408 Farnham St, People who are. inquiring for com- petent WAzoaMARESS and. JEwELERS should call on Meesrs: Whipple, Mc- Millan & Co., on Douglas, near Fif. teenth stroot. . They are skilled and 12; evenings, 8 to 12. mw.f Undoubtedly the best shirt fin the of Material and workmanship, com- bined. with their great improvemente, that {s Reinforced fronts, Reinforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the most durable and best fitting " garment_of the - kind, ever manufactured at the moderate price of $1.50. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the money if fonnd otherwise. w8 garnishecd In sald action. CURRAD STROBEL, dole2128 Plai ol 500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. GRAND FAIR — ARRANORD BY THE— OMAHA LADIES' SOCIETY, — AT THE— Residence prcperty, south part { iown. House and § lot, Webater 1t i| Ho weand 5 acron at narrach ouse and lot, Armsteng’s add Ww. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES. A McDoxauo & Hannison’s. | lected the ranch and gave directjons S S liable, aud Being practical work: W ¢ 5 s 3 H i P S ot i is| Whout vosiving azy periy et |0 SO0 aheirripain 1t | B e e el ofi'&i’m‘"”flmmfm" . Boggs & Hill, I Maoufacture my own Pieced such that ] prefer to hase no contro- | 230 Dodga strest, north side, betwoen T chemois underwesr, mads up with a 1 TTEIN W.ARE:, e Mr. M, Cuk, Fashionable Dress versies in the newspapers, hut never- theless I huve a family in Omaha, as 13th and 14th, and'see’ e ' agent for E. Maurer has opened his new view to comfort, warmth and darabil- Adwiasion 95 cents; Seaton Tickets $1.06; Fach $xas0x 7 igxupis Entitl d to a PRax. Samo (f the Prizes are Lo be soca af De Groit & Co's. Bat i:{ ReaL ESTATE BRoKERs, That will last you a lifetime, at the Lowest Price in the citry, Maker, 517 Fiftoouth street, botweon . ion Ju as | 18¢ Nichols' Amorican « Remedy. | ssloon and lunch room 1214 F ity. To lovalids and weak-Tanged Farahans and deal i tory-mgdo truck that is almost universal . — ) wellas Mr. Buck; my reputation 3¢ as oan by f $3°00n and lanch Fooci 1214 Rainham offer special i e ma R Ty T B AT Davongort and Chicago. dear 20 me as his ia o0 bim, and I 't | 0l6eodlm sl e Ripuberapore, | Thndl g ot S R tweo F b cirasE's T sing mamafiptare all kinds of Cans. : e=———— afford to remsin silent when Tamas | = ————— ST et heir protecti NT BCIPE KOOK. | Sals arn, Omaha, = y 18, ‘X;!enlm oslebrated Fize Qhosolate, | tiled Leriod sy hack: Bickory, Chontnuta and Black Wal. | Joo & Sam's Oppter Paclors open | 'F HoiF Proection. = SA-'aE,EYauds e eon ol ot 1408 T ey Qi o WM, F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson S et 0 R ey, | suten Tt Wt Fdayend bight, Wy 3207 Fernamsipept, | S Py e A%8 K Sk Rawds P a2