Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1880, Page 4

11k DAILY BEE. Friday Morniog, Oct. 22, BREVITIES. —Paterson sel's coal- s for Hue bath rponges. —See Polack’s advertisement. For the teeth, Kuby's Dentrifice. Winter caps cheap st Freder/ck's. —Try Saxe's new Five Cent Cigar. P rter is ronning the Omahia Ferry. Tndustrial school d nmer today. Stamdard Club party Inst even' atterns at Cruickehank’. Tutterick u's on'y me at Ku perd Tise Ceciliam concert will be the event IN THE WORLD—Bazar Patterns at Bushman's. 1 democratic primaries took pla from 5 0 7 o'clock. The jury in the Haller case disagreed s was discharged this mTuing. “The best of meats at Bath & White's snarket, opposite the postoffice. 2041 Che san 1 banks on the Towa sideof fhe arecovered w.th ducksand gee Bath & White, pos office, receive fresh fish every Thursday. twtetf opposite For 1.ands, Lots, Houses and Faxius, er Bemis new column on firet pa: re was ou'y ope arrest Wedne and the individual paid his fine and was reieasd. First class prairie hay was elling or the streets Wedcesday, at from $6.50 to $5.00 per was an bo ra trai the wailjtrain from 1ste yesterday, west is half an b u Lots, Farms, Ho over Bemis' now column. Sportmen's club evening to choose sides for the lnesday hunt to take on next W Just Arrived—The Do for the season of 1580 has ji sived at Wm. toetzel s ot uperintendest Pierce, of the Pour Farm, hus & fine, by three wecks’ to give away. Inquire at Mrs. H. L. Latey, Frank 8. au nd Walter Wilkins will Cecilian concert. There is glenty of work for labore & m try. A Brg reporier not ced seve uiring thy ral farmers in town Wednesday for bau ' to husk corn. Tue new busives« block between 17th and 14th stre ts, on Harvey, is going up raidly. It will probably be finishedatout tue fist of December. ferocions and sanguivary d:g-fight, on the carner of 13th and Douglas stree:s, attracted quiten crowd of men and boys for a short time Wednesday afternoon. Street Industric] achool ud was fo at the ~The Teuth ess yesterday o Lost even dianeris in pro wed Ly sup) veuth aud —Mrs. €. 1. O'Neill, of Council Bluff Mies Ca'derwood, Miss Mattie hecn d and Mr. W. O. Sandcrs, sing at the Cecil- jan c.ne ¥t comer of ¥ A careless man on horseback run over axaall boy in South Umaha Wednesday, is nose and s We hope th will befound and made to pay il carelessmess. breakin indi for his eri Mary Auderson will appear in_this city Nov. Ist; Neil urress in Wi 1 edott, Oct. 25th, Katie Putnam N and dth. O companies are bo ote dtes. “ Leading h Stetson’s can buy afine Hat of Fr-de- Jsewhers. more res F erowd Tints. rick cheaper than common Hats A call wi we Hats. Miss Stacia Crowley will read, Mrs. R. €. Chamberlsin will recite, and M- Uoemrich the renowsed Zither player. will de ight the peogle at the Acs evening, Reserved se Hatter. S «st and nob? this of Farpham street, is pro- About 400 yards of the i finely. & uak have been covered with young w lows, entwined and interlaced 80 as t fo ¢ ally prevent auy further undermining Dy ths river. Capt. Porter's ferry at the foot of Facabam street, traneferred at one tr ay, three emigrant teams and twelve 1 of horses. The steam ferry also Jand- «d two emigrant teams yesterday. Th weze all going to take up governmeut | in the western vart cf this state. —The Omaha & Southwestern aud Oma. b & Northwestern embankment, crossing from the foot of Douglas street to tte U. P. railway, was finished W dnesday. Mr, Grabibert, the contractor, has been working # eadily at it for the past two months, avd W duesday eveningthe lustload of dirt wan and levelled. Tr: ying will umediately and it will proba. use in & short time. Thie pall-bearers at 1he funeral of the Jate Miss Agnes M. , which took pase at 2 p. m. Wedn sduy, were Messre, , Joe Lehmer R Richurd Carrier, Wil Og: shop hand sut 620 stron, en snd Will ended the The ssive and beautiful at the grav fusion of vines, foliag its gloom was hidde in apro- ud flowers . Dr. Peck hased a new this city, We nasday, ur- nd eplendid ret of doub e harness for his well-known trotter, Ran- dall, ad a hand-ome little mare which he has recently bought, aud, which he intends iag with Randall. The mare is said to trotted ina 3:15 race when 3 years o1, and, Randa !, as js wel known, b rocord of 2:4. The newharness s-ta bot horses off to advantage, and they will make & finoteam. Th owner may well be wd of them. A russway took place Wedoerdsy on ruli .m street, near the river which came nearresulting eriou ly. A te-m belong- ing i« 2 farmer who had just cro sed from » Towa side of the river took fright at a ssing engine snd gailoped up the hill at fost of Warnbam stieet. Just befoe reaching the top of the hill, the wgon took wide d wu the steep banl nd upset. 3 hole load 1 to the vered that ¢ weat on his w Rexistration Notice. S ate of Nebraska Dooglas Co. Notice is hereby given that I will #it in the store of Edward Lucse, cor- yiorof Thirtenth and Chicagostreets, “)stober 25.h, 26 h and 30th, for the parrose of correcting the voting hst « £ the Fifth ward. 8. WakermLin, Registrar of the Fifth ward, Omabs, THE BOSY BEES. Aun Excellent Entertainment at the Christian Church Last Night. The Busy Bee entertainment at the Christisn church on Tusedsy even ing last was m every way a very great success. This was their second ap- pesrance in public, and each time they acquitted themselves in such a way as to elicit the praise of every one who had the good fortune to bein attendance. When the curtain parted for the firat time it rovealed to the audience the intclligent face of Mirs Maggie Richarde, who recited in a clear, forci- ble maoner a short poem prepared for the occasion, setting forth the origin, purpose aud success of the sociey, which was organized about one year go, with only five or six members, and it now numbers thirty, and a group of more intelli- sent, cheerful boys and girls would be tard to find. They have raised in money over €250, in this brief year, basides accomplishing & world of govd in other directions. After the intro uction by Miss Maggie, thero wasa of Bres,” that brought every bee in the hive, upon regular “Srarm the s Each oue repezied a verse 1 it, then united composed with the word be, an original song for the ccoasion. Whon next_the curtains parted, was to reveal to the audience t! bright, chserfal face of Miss Polly (idlvmll}‘ who recited in a iy Sosi, “WomauaWatk: This was followed by s sons, “Cap tain Jivke, by Miss Birdie Richrds, & only five years, dressed in woldier uniform. This was tco much for the audience, and for a time, it secmed, when the cheering would subside the house would beroofless. They calledfor Miss 5 rdie again and would takero denial. returned, hifted her cap and sang, “Little Brown Jug,” i & manner to t every one. Miss Birdie Adams y the way, surp sses any one of her age we have lately beard, us & roader, recited, in costame, & ler g’k c:1led “The Old Man at School. e curried the andience by storm te real “hit” of 1ho evening was a o ceremony perf rmed by Mas Vic.” Rosewatr, Mr. Hury and Miss Mry Stephens, the happy couple united. Vic inly canuot be surpassed as an of ug clergyman. The audies sed to be saisfied until the wed- ding was repeated. Sveral little girle, Greseed to represen: ideal old mads, sang an old meid’s song 1o the great amusement of the children. ur or teli who, Saarp Toe lnst scene, in wheh all took part, was truly beautiful. In tie cen- ter of the sage was & rack containug lare, costly Bible. This was surrosuded by sheaves of wheat n cely bound aud tied with pink ribton. The children furmed around the in a haf circle, with Birdie Richards at nd and Lit le feulah Shup at the other. Each child hild in one havd a bunch of wheat bound with a1i*bon, and Te pe-ted a passaze of 8.17p ure havingin it “The word of Gos” Then al inted in isging “We are the Rea, o 1 whi e singing the chorus for the last tme Birdie and Beulah er of the s aze, sach an arm around the other, crossing their tmy +heaves of whost before them, remamad iu this attitude until the carian closed. The Busy Bees were greatly aided oaf mates from the Tnstitt te. od recited in the muie lan a most charming story of two stealing melons. Witha brief tat the story beforehand, the au- ce had dratand- et o the e tu put- o trouble it iartof it Mrs. Reed re- earer, my God, to Ther,” by ,ina manuer as beaatiful as it surprising and eutertaining to the ne ““The Temptation” and *Tricke of Trade” were performed by the mutas, 10 the great delight of ali. We hope the Busy Bees will soon l\)- #0 numerous as to make another SWarm necessary. e S Zephyrs and Java Canvas Cash- merer, Germantown Yarn and ladies’ | and gentlemen’s Undetwear, largo as- Ulstor and Drese | Clothe, just received, at L. B. Williams & Son'’s. BIDS ON BONDS. Ciry Crerg’s OFrrce, ) Onaa, Uct. 21, 1880, § Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office until 7:30 o'clock Monday evening, October 23th, A.D. 1880, for the purchase of $66, 100 of bonds of the city of Omaha, described as follows: Ooe hundred and twenty bonds of | tive huudred dollara each, and sixty- ove bouds of one hundred dollars | each, all dated November 1st, 1880, aud bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, interest payable semianuually st Kouotze Bros'. s house in the city of | New York, and the bonds red:emable | on the first day of Novembor, 1900, st the same bank. bankil Suid bids shall specify the price that { will be paid and the «mount of bonds | proposed to bo taken. Envelopsscon- taining said prop s shall be marked “Bids on Bonds,” bs ad dressed to the undersigned, and be delivered before the expiration of timo above specified. The city coun cil reserves the right to reject any cr ssala or bi all bids. By order of the city coun il J. F. McCagrrxey, oct21-4t City Clerk. A lmge aworiment of boys and mens’ overcoats, pants, vest, coats, suits; also » full line of gents furnish- iug goods, at Pulsck's, Farnham screet, near Fourteenth, 021-3t el S S Apples by the borel at Buffat's, REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. There is no expense connected with our Cloak Department. See them at Bushman's. 21-2¢ Largest, best selected and finest stock of SOLID SILVERWARE in the city, just received, at Edhclm & Erickson’s, opposite postc flice. Full live of new and clegant pat- terns of suitings, coats, pants, and vests just in, st L. B. Williams & Sow's. This department is now under the specisl management of J. H Stein, who is one of the best cutters in the west, and 1s known to meny of eur citizens. No trouble to show goods. Call and get prices. L. B. Wiinaws & So’s. Apples by the barrel at Buffet's. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. A. T.Wilkirs left forLaramie yesterday Captain Marsh has gone toGreen River. rday. AL Patrick arrived from the east yes- Thos. L. Kimball came in from Chicago yest r morning, E. R. French,of Boston, came in yester- day from the east. Hon Jobn Towlin, of Otoe, was in the city Wednesday. Bon. J.H M in the city yesterday. Ex-Senator Tipicn took the noon train yesterca for the west. Mr. H. C. Elwin, of Chicago, passed through the city Wednesday ea xoute for Denver. W, E. Wilkins, of the Master Me- chanics’ deputment, U. & N. r went west yesterd Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh and party, of Louisville, Ky., passed through the vty ‘Wednesday west bound. Mr. A. R. Penn, of Hastings, was in the city yes erday on business viit. He reports everythiog flourishing in Hastings. Mrs. Lelind Edwardsand her father Tunis Van Sutwerp, Esq , of New York, are visiting their relat ves, Cart. J. S. Wood and fami aha Workiog nen' club held their regular monthly meeting last evening, and havedecided to hold their fall hunt on the 22nd of this month, and game to be counted the 2fst at 4 p. m. the club room. Sid have been chosenfor the hunt, , of Polk county, was 2ad, Sportmen'’s s by the barrel at Buffet's. Apy Califcrnia Pears, Plume, Grapes, | this city was on his way home from Major Chambers arrived from the east | Stranae Stories. About 2 o'clock this morning a | prominent and veracious gentlemaa of | his businese, which keeps him out un- til that hour every might. He was | passing up Douglas street, and was just in front of Hickman's, when out | from the doorway sprang an animal, which tock its stand directly in front of him, as if to oppose further pro- gress. Ho said fo him-| wlf, Puaforically, It is tle cat.” The moonlight soon ds- pelled that illusion however, and as the animal, which ho says was ahout anl tull grown wild cat, with hair brietling up and oyes flashing fire approached him, he beat a diguified but decided retreat. It still folowed him until he broke into a double quick and took refuge on the stair-way leading to the Republican office. It left the vicinity soon and be went home by another route. He is certain that it was some wild snimal, and thinks it may have been one of the pet wolves o other animals owned about town, which had made its cacape from con- finement. This morning a covey of wild chick- ens flew over Cruickshank’s store, and one of them fell through the elevator iuto the basement story below, where it was captured and detained as o hostage by Mr. Falconer, who exhib- its the trophy with considerabls pride. Apples by the barrel at Buffet’s. WorstED SUITS FROM UPWARDS AT McDoxawp & Harrison's, Fourteenth snd Dodge etreets. 019 (-th&s RANGES! RANGES!! The best ranges in the market at the'lowest possible prices at R. Tros- sins, 1111 Douglas sirect. 02014 Mrs. Cox, Fashionable Dress Maker, 517 Fifteenth street, between Davenport and Chicago. Mz, Exesr Krepes, manager of the Nebraska Vinegar Works, has en 1. of his factory, and is turning out the best vinegar in the west, and hus alwaya on hand a large stck of DISTILLED WINE VINEGAE. cpem ViNEGAR aud WINE VINEGAR, which is offcred at the lowest rates Mr. Krebes' vinegar took the first premium at the Nebracka State Fair, sat-tu-th —— Parcass 1¥ SILE Srirs at McDoxaro & Ha olGsat tu-th M. ed the capa WorstED ON's. JKING STOV Witha full set of forni-vr- for £11.00 aud upward at the Stova Store of R Trossin, 1111 Douglas street. Prices cxceedingly low. Calland see for yourselves 0204t WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. in Targer quantities taan ever b fore at Edholm & aon's, «poosite the postofiice. Acar load of E+RTHENWARE, Jars, Milk tns, Tea Pots, Jure, Churns, ete., e ut Evars, Four- . tthe Fruit whelesale and retail teenth aud Dod, Tfyouhave tried cverything cle. without recoiving any benefit, call at 230 Dodge street, north side, between 13hand 14:h, and ses the agent for Isasc Nichols' American Remedy. ol6eodlm OYSTER SUPPER, ccr. 11th and Farnham. Mr. D. Sullivan, who has been a resident of Omaha for the last twenty years, and well knowr to the most of our citizens, has entered into a copartnership with his three sons, and opened a Hardware snd Tinware Store, at 1410 Farnham street. oppo- site the old Grand Central. Mr. Sul- livan's sons are all practical mechanics and thoroughly unders'and the busi- ness, and are preparcd to do all kinds of rocfing, guttering, and tin work generally, at prices lower than ever vefore. ~ The firm has bousht their immense stock, direct frow the manu facturers for cash, and will give prices that will actually astonish buyers They have on hand a large sesortment of tho best hesting stoves in the market, a full line of cooking stoves, ranges, &, &c. Also a fine line of shelf hardware, tinware, &. The integrity of Mr. D. Salliven, as is well known, is up to the standard and the tame can bosaid of his sons. Parties needing any thing in their line wil do well to give them a call; look through their stock and get their oct19.t-tu-th ctc, at Tizard's Palace. 2Lt | olGsat-tu-th Reduction ln prices, superiorit A Doublo Anniversary. maintained, Astor House, N. Y.| Judgo Pat. O'Hawes and Mre. o161m Hawes celebrated to day their seven- B —— | (cen wedding auniversary which, we Froue Pors—Car load at Evans’, | ol will not be their last ono for many years to come. There is & rather romantic story connected with the Judge’s courtship and marriage, which we are not permitted to publish further than that the Judgze was in General Garfi.ld’s ri Kentucky in 1863 and was sent to Cittlettsburg to act as Provest Mar- in eastern shal of that district. There ke met & charmivg lady and on the 2Ist of October they weromarried. The judge must have becn a highly privileged man as scl- dier and bride groom at the same thue, all being fair both in love and wir. It s also the second anniversary of the wedding of Kent K. and Munie E. Hayden, the lutter being Ms. Hawes'sistcr, and when they meet to pus this evening to.ether it will be a good haud to draw to. Our best wishes are extended to both. ceta e Transfors. . Mercer and wife to 8. R! Johneen and N. Shelton; w. d., 52 61-100, and in eec. 17, t. 15, r. 13, ¢ —86,b22. Charies O'Connor to Joscph W. Guwett; w. d, lot 1, block 3 Ormaha.—-$2,000. Guorge N. and Josephine Crawford to Andrew Sampeon; w. d., Lt 4, block 4, town of Elckorn—840. Thos. G'Brien and wife to Andrew Sampson; w. d , lots 3 and 6, block 4, Elkhoro—g17 Edward Roddis ev vx , to George Thrall, w. d., und. } of that pari o 148 rods 1ot 4, sec. 23, t. 40, r. 13 east, lying west of 0. & S. W.R. R,, corner Tignt of except small por- tion described--§6,200 Douglas Uoun y District Court Procecdnzs bad on yesterday, the Hon. James W. Savage, presiding: Forbes et al. ve. McHuch; defend- ants Wm_McHu'h, O'Brien & Bart- lett, Luther R. Wright and Charles Edgerton; ordered to show cavsa by Saturday morning next why an at tachment ehould not be issued egaiust them for contempt. Warren ve. Stephens ot al; dls- missed. White vs. Bartlett et al.; leave to reply instan State vs. Heller; submitted to jury. State va. Mitchell; charged with the murder of Lyovs at Millard in August last; jury trial in progress. HARD COAL SELF-FEEDING STOVES—Splendidly and elaborately plated with nickel, for $8 and upward, at R. Trossin’s, 1111 Douglas street. 020t4 Apples by the barrel at Buffet’s. WaxsTep, 10 RENT—A house of 5 to 7 rooms. Scuth of St. Mary’s avenue preferrod. Address “K.,” (B. & M. ticket cffice, Omaha. 021-3t FURS! FURS! FURS! The Omaha Fur Manufacturer, Henry G. Richter, Fifteeuth street, opposite the postoffice, calls the at- tention of the Ladies of Omaha and vicinity to visit his superb stock of Fure: and, also, to look over their cld furs for repairing, before the season advances. Satisfaction guaranteed. 016-n1 Jargost stock of JEWELRY at Ed- holm & Erickein's, opposite postoffce. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to a large portion of our goods coming in from the foreign mar- kots late, we have abandoned the idea i a formal opentng. Ladies will ro- coiva every att ntion when looking throush our mammoth stock of La- dies’ Suits, Clotks, Corsets, H. siery, Underwoar and Fancy Neck Wear, all of which are of the most desirable styles and patterns. Black Silk Suits from $25.00 up. Worsted Suits $5.00 up. Call and inspect these goods. McDoxatn & Harrisow, ol6sattuth 1408 Farnham St. A Card. Thave received my fall and winter stosk, consisting of & full asioriment of 1. dies’, gents’, bogs’ and children’s boots and shoes—all from the best manufacturers of St. Louis and Phila- detphia. T keep no thop work, and you find at my store only honest avd taic goods. Every pair warranted, aod sold at bottom prices. No better goods are brought iuto this market than Thandle. T mean what I ssy, and say what I mean, that Phillp Lang's is the cheapest place for boots andshoes in the city. Panur Laxo, 1318 Farnham street. Come in and see ourstock. We will be pleased to show you our goods. Eosorx & Exicxsox's, Opposite postofiice. 7 Mrs. S. A. Smith, groceries aud produce, has edopted the cash system. Calland get pricos; 7th and Pierce sireets. 3t t-octT. WaNTED.—A good store boy. Re- ferences. H. G. Ricateg, Opposite P. 0. BASE BURNER STOVES. Don’t fail to call and see the “Ta- vincible” and “Argand” stoves, of which I have #old so many this sea- son and previous years, and which are now acknowledged by all to be the best stoves in the market. I can also asaure the public that my prices acti- ally defy competition, and are far be- low those of any other house in the west. To convince yourselves of the truth of this statement call at No. 1111 Douglas st. R. Trossiy. 0c20 4t HANGING BASKETS. Car load, plain and hanging, st Esane’, 14th and Dodge sts. 19-tu-th-sat THE LATEST FROM INDIANA, Toforms us that Fred M. Peterson, the “Omaha Bakery” man, has the finest rig in town, and gets up the bast line of bread, cakes and pies, and rans the cleanest shop in the west. All from €2.80 six years ago. Try his celebrated Twisr, 516 Tenth St th s-tf E. Maurer has opened his new sabon aud lunch room 1214 Farnham street, late Elgutter’s store. im U. 8. Jurors.—November Term. The follswing nsmed goutlemen have been drawn to serve as jrors at the next term of the United States courts, commencing cn the 8t pro- mixo in this city: GEAX R. Bayly, Fai fon, Owaba; J. C. Smith, Bellevue; Miles Warren, Belle P.0'; Jobn R, Hart, Bloomington; A R. McCand- less, Aepenwall; George A. Abbott, Falls City; James E. Doon, Wil- bur; A Murdock, Grafton; Sanmel _Richardson, South Bend; George Nowsr, Wilhar; Jobn W. Gil- bert, Friendvile; Samael J. Uham- bers, Omaha; Heury Reno, Fr.eburg; Fred. Lemhoff, Plutsmouth; C. C White, Ashland; A. G. Barnes, Lin- com; Wi, E_Gratton, Omaha; Rob ert Payne, Nebraska City; Wm. P Wile x, Omaha; H. J. Ralston, Fulls City: 'Smon Robinson, Howard P. U ; Human Chapman, Belle Creck PEIIT JURORS. J. B. Thoruton, Rock Bluff; Wm. B. Payton, Omaha; James Dovnelly, Owa a; Charles J. Bolby, Crete; E. H. Wileox, Browaville; S. W. Hayer, Norfoli; J'ho D. Creigiton, Omahat R. L. Stewart, North Fraukiin; Chas Fowler, Weeping Water; Thos. R b- bins, Peru; Oscar Steven:, Omaha; B B. Cronm, Swton; L. E. Allen, Alma; Thomas Grahsm, Sowarc; D. L.’ Stevenson, Fslls City; J. M. Dryden, Brownvill:; S. A Bennett, Pouca; Thomas J. Camphell, Brown- ville; J_M. Higgins, Eagle; A. W. Rose, Tonia; Lawrence Van Duzen, Falls City; P. S. Real, Grafton; H. S. Boyle, Jackson; P. Heunegin, Sew.rd; T. B. Parker, Dorchester seph Johnson, Bixir; Nathan Mead- er, Peru; George Tate, Peru; Isaac Cluk, Tecumseh; Amos Gates, Gil- more. The most clegant piece of workman- ship in tho line of jowelry ever seea in the west, is a ladics’ set menufac- tured by Edbolm & Erickson and on exhubition at their sales room, Fif- tecnth and Dodge streets, opposite postofiice. It consista of ear rings and breast pin, containing in all 43 genuine diamonds set in solid gold and finished in the most tasteful and artistic mauner imaginable This firm has also just finished another beauti- fal bar breast pin set with diamonds and diamond ear drops, which are in- ciced in claspable tubes of solid gold and can be worn a9 solitaires or oth- erwise, 1t T havoa lot of h able for stores and offices; slso a largs wrought iron rangs and cast iron conking stoves for hotel use, that I will close out much lesa than cost. cuse furnishing ‘ing stoves euit- Als) vinware and goods cheap. Engniro at 0dd Fel- lows block. E F. Cook. 213t i FOR 8. TWENTY-ONE NUMBLES OF SCRIBNER'S MOSTHLY. The maguificenly illustrated No- vemb.r numberof ScripNER'~ MONTI- Ly, the DEJENNIAL pears in a new cover, ar d ¢ ntains the first chapters of PETER THE GREAT S RULER AND RE- FORMER, by Eugene Schuyler, 1he unir g of a eapital serial novel, ar- ticles on GLADSTONE (with _fu'l prrirait), EUIHU VEDDER, T, ARTEM WARD and WALT WHITMAN, wi h many oth er ers of unusual interest, among them the firet published explamation of Heller's Famous Second Sight Trick. This November number beging the twauty fiest volume. The incrensin, popnlirity of the magaz ve is strongly A your ovidenced by rec nt sales. w0 thee monthiy cirenlution was ab: ut 90,000 copes; during the past nine montha it has averazed 115,000 f the Novem Price 35 cente; winle the first ediiion ber 18 ue i ,000. £4.00 a year. The following sprcial offers are made with new subscriptions, (num ters and volumes supplied, poat-paid, by the publishers and all dealers): {1.) Twen y-one Numbersof Scribner’s for SSOO For $5 00, a year's subser ption, be- ginmog with Nov., and niue recent wumbers, Feb'y to Oct., 1880, includ- ing Part . of Peter tho Great, Mra. Burnit’s Louisiana, etc. (Reguler price, $7 50 (2) Two Bound Vo's. and & Subscrip- tion for $7 50 For £7.50, a year's subscriotion and vo richly hound velum 8, and . con ¢ the above numbers, aud all of Cable’s brilliant novel, The Grandicsimes. (Regular price £10.) SCRIBNER & CO., Third Ward Voters—Reglstration Notice. T will sit at my flice northeast cor- ner of Fourteenth and Douglas streets, (over Cumi:ga auction store) on ihursday, Sstarday and Monday. [Thureday 28h and Saturday 30th October, and November Monday 1st.] for ths purpose of registering the electors of the Third ward. Tu witness whereof T have hereunto set my hand this 20th day of Octo- ber, 1830. Wi H. Ruey, 020-10t Registrar Third Ward. Fire at the Ofl Mill. An alarm of fire was turned in about 2:15 this morning, the cause of which proved to be the burning of the ware- house belonging to Taft & Woodman of tha Omaha Linseed Oil Works and which was used to store their flax seed. The origin of the fire was prob- ably spontauneons combustion. The amount f damege and ineurance could not be ascertained, but will be given in this evening's piper. REGISTRATION TICE. State 0F NEBRASKA, | Dovoras CovsTy. { Notice 1s hereby civen that T will sit at my office, 317 South Twelfth street, betweon Farnham and Harney, on Wednesday, Thursiay, Friday aud Saturday, October 27th, 28th, 20ih and 30¢h; also on Monday. November Lst, 1880, for the purpose of regis- | tering the electors of the First Ward. Tn witness where £, have liereunto set my hand, this18th day of Octot- er, A. D, 1880, E. M. Srexnen, Registrer t Ward. o8 12t To the Voters of the Sixth Ward. Notice is hereby given, that T will it at my ofice, 908 north 16th street, from Tuesday, October 19th, to Sat urday, October 23rd, and every even- | ing thereafter to November 1st, 1880, | for the purpose of making new com- plete registrar list. 018.6¢ Float Senatorial Convention. Tho senatorial convention of the Sixth distriot, comprising Douglas and Sarpy counties, met at the Board of Trade rooms at 2 p. m. to-day. Mr. Jobn Rush was chosen chair- man and George Benson secretary. C. F. Goodman, John Baumer, Henry M. Eby, Col. John C. Myers and Joel T. Griflia were pat in nomi- nation. Tie first formal ballot skowed no choice. John C. Myers of Sarpy wis nomi- nated. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS! A larze invoice now offering at ex- tremely low pricesat Bushman's 21-2t Dow't tarow & good Stove away be- canse it necds a few repairs that taivk yon can’t get, but go to Wi F. Stoctael, whe wil get thom for you. 193t Drea. John R. Meredith, died at 4:30 a. m. to day, aged about 60 years. The remains will probably be seut to Phil- adelphia for isterment arding &c., will be fo columuna once for TEN CENTS » subsecuent ine=+ion, FIVE CENTS The firat Iusortion never leos than rds for 1 w 5 yeats' time on nm?u-uflq ONZY 1O LOAN_Oul st Law Offce L. THOMAS, Koom 8, Creizhton Block 3 1109 Farnhsm strwat. MO et aue Agencs HELP WANTED g1 for gereral housswork. W. comer 15th and W o, St Mar, 2 stbe gool washer 1 paid 0 i gt-class MRS, ED. JOHNSTON ED—Gir’; must od ‘nced ap; othiers ate., beoween 19th aid 50th Sts. 7i9- A good by to tend and Englis, slecps at b “ ED—Situaticn Ly a yourg man, ina d ug or erocery store, wi has heenin this coutey Tt % e day 8, bk 8 w1, quala o e i divimed:cing a2 book: Loy G PR NV AT b room map. Avily st s ot Tilh Call immediatel; 705 21 70 TANTED—Girl tmmediately, at the Elic on Wi y TANTFD- Girl to do geaeral bousewor 110 Howard steeet. girl quire of Mrs. 1ith \\v,uf' D—Covk at the 0'Connell House un 10th St , near Do, 0 per, at 1109 6ot b8 TANTED north, o work i+ marked garde o end of (Sth St. 1. W, N o . Tth and Farn 6961 rooms, 20th ., &/ T TAY Offics Mib and D JOR RENT—" inely furnished roomn at_1310 Davenport street, vet. 18t and 14th St. lvm\ REN . chants Exchange, Cor. '16th and 011 Podeo stroets. Port and 16th Sts. 01, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS Look L4 over BEMIS new coiamn of barga.ta on et OR SALE—The new Foglard House, Has s, Neb. Inquire cf propri “cr on the Sl ellthe whole o part nterest prem EN.NovE [ORSALL ners tools Tiqure 4 THOUSES And corner 14th an rent for $2) and 3 Estate Aokxcr, OR SALE—Mixed paints, and California Sts. ner half_of lot, southeay CassSts,, 7 rooms in each; oo mouth fmus' | AL Sts. 67041 Ime 16th 151t B NDID LIST 0 Parcuins in_Houses, Lots, Farms and his new column o 15t pago ALE—Cottonwood lumbe REDWOND'S, Sixtoonth: s nds high, er. Any informa: . Dixon, Papillion, 1-2t 0TS, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Loo over BEMIS' new column of barain on lst hree mom , and one biy over foretiead. Owrer can h ve vaying charg s, W. WOLESENSKY, § E. of ittner’s biick yard, Nor b Ouuhia, a.ethst I OST_Red Lrish petter bitch with pups J dollars reward will be pald for ner ret CHAS. 8'AMAN, atA. J. Slapson's Carriags Shop, 7 surgeon. graduite of the veterinary college . Hogpital 1149 avenue POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe ‘preparation makes laky hot brears, o ren by dvpe Can be. the lis resulting from hewvy | Sold only in cans, Ly all Grocers, N« York J. H. FLIEGEL & GO. Suceessors ta J. H TITELF, MERCHANT TAILOR No. 1220 Douglas Street, Jn N, Museay, Registrar. | OMAXA, NE‘%‘;’ ONEMILLIONAGRES CHEAP LAND $2T0$5 PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres = DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long 'Ipme and Low Interest. TLarge tracts saitable fc- Celonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many o1 them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Bundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Hstste. We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- 1as County, on 5 years time, at 10 per ceut. interest to all who cen show gocd titles. Maps for Pouglas and Sarpy Counties for saje, & beautital lots fronting south in Tmac & Sclden's ada, for § /60 hall cush. House and lot, 224 and Dodge Vou o and lof near Br wnell Tws now houses and fall lot, rou 420 por ycar N?- brick houss, 2125, 1§ ‘Wory, With's oa, .. Ho 6 acdioh Webst Larze hou-¢ and co Large louse ful ot Fesldance and 4 ul. o 5 Houee and small lot, soith of - pot- oo and sl 7 e e : Fine redidéica vroperty Houseand ot 2 i Horase and o Shiniss adé-toa. Hesioencoand corher lot Eecidence (cash). Residedc. .. Residen House Threo Residenco and corner ot Houso G e font, 65 i L fhnmn«nxlmrnzr It Brick housc and corer 1oL Small houre and fulllot, Cuy H use and lot, 234 stroet. Hous: and full lot, worth Fin- br ck residence. Brick residence. House and correr lof Res'dence and full lot, Farnhsm a: House and one ecre, 1th street House and ha't lot, '18:h street.. House and lot, Shinn's addit 02 House and half lot, House and haif lot, ‘asm Atevet. Redence pr porty. Residen o property. Residenco. ... House and iot, §i House ana lot, hina's sddition. . House and ‘ot, 2'th and Firnbam. sTouse and lot. Z7th and Douglas. House and tull Iot, Tzard ... Now house and 13'lot Eesidence propert Residence proper: £ 18800 Houseand lot, Horbaci 1,500 000 4 3lot 1 House and} ot 1 biock ‘trom Court ous 2,400 1o £40 900 4,000 3,600 1,500 Lar.e building s and lot on_Davenport... oue and } lot, near depof House and § lot, near depot House and I1t, Bouth Aven #cu o and lot, Shinw's additio Residence, Kountzo and Ruth Residen: acditio 5,000 Residence prepert; 250 House and § lot, Webster ... 2700 Ho seand b acres at varracks 760 ot armatrong’s addit’ 1,000 Tot, South 12 st. ‘650 House ditlon Residence and § fot ... House acd lot, 16th st . Boggs & Hill, |ReaL ESTATE BRoKERS, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, feb, i JEUSTE TIN. Men’s Suits, For Men, Under-Wear, Hats s to Suit | Pt o Pri AGENTS .FOR DEVLIN BOSTON A i 2 = 1 3 GLOTHING Oval Brand OY STHE The swles of this “brand” of O. WEIGHT AND MEASULE 033 CcCARFPETS OMAHA. have nowo-ttrl;ged all othere. ¥ caof th oy DEWEY & STONE, , FURNITUORE, OMAHA Immense Stoc * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-¥a: CLOTELIIIC Boys’ Suits Chlldren s Suits. WINTER OVERG.ATS Boys, and Chil Trunks and Valises, POLACE for Ci Caps JBFRENCE& C GROCERS, MAX MEYER & CO, TOBBAGGONISTS ! Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. per pound upwards. ents per dozen upwards. Tobacco, 25 cen Pipes from 25 ¢ WHOLE LE Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & €O., Omaha, Neb. -IMAX MEYER & GC. O AET A . GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING CiC Fishing Tackle, Bas e Balls il a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOOD CATZ & FREEMAR, CRACKER MANUFACTUREPu And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS and CO Fall and Winter are now the best in the market. we will handle COUNSE! A larg, TOYS for the Holiday trade. ATZ & FREEMAN, 0 11th St., Omaha, Wu. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK 'STOVES. I Manufacture my own Pieced TIN WARE, That and deal in no factory-mads truck that is almost un ill last you a lifetime, at the Lowest Pn e in the c dealt in now-a-day~. I also manufacture all kinds of Cans. WM. F. STOETZEL, - - - Bamecdd really Tenth & Jackson Sts,