Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, Oct. 25. BREVITIES. —Paterson el's 023-tf BOLD BURGLARIES. The Safe in Metz' Hall Blown Open by Experts. Artistic Work at Philip Koch’s Place. —Frodcrick Leading Hatter. —See Polack’s advertisement. —¥or the tecth, Kubu's Dentrifice. Travel «n the railroads is falling off. Porter is running the Omaha Ferry. @& Lubin's bulk perfume at Kuhu's only. —Seventy-nine cars of etockinSaturday. No. 4 onthe U. Y. is anbour late in Saturday. A new stock of fine handkerchief ex- s at Saxe's Ninth street is being ma’e p nd foot passenzers. THE WORLD—Bavar atterps at Bushman’s, tf fmeats at Bath & Wi Although such items are getting rather monotonous, yet we must tell the etory to-day of another bold bur- glery which happened at the early hour of 4 o'clock Saturday. While the perpetrators carried out success- fully their part of the job, the fruit of theit labor was very light and the re- tuen enough to discourage them intc quitting the business. The scene of this latest rald by the villainons gang which is bidding def- ance to officers of the law gencrally, was the beer saloon of Metz's ball, run sab'e 3 5T doe, 2e4s | b¥ Mr Henry Coops, leeseo of the i SRR heaperthan any. | BNL An entrazco was made by tak- A Sy iug out the side window of the hall, opening on the alley to the south. The strips holding the upper sash in place were first removed, and then the nails which held the lower sash were taken out and those raised After gaine ing the interior, the rascalr, “to pro- mode of exit, took off Joxtra Choice Michigan Apples, per barrel, at A, 1. Gladstone’s. winter apples cheaper than any- < roselse in town, at Buffets. For 1.ands, Lots, Houses and Farme, vide an e Bangains. Dath & White, opposi the lock from the front door and had o lice, receive fresh fish ever theu “» way of retreat cither by the front or rear. Having put & watcher out, they pro- ceeded to go for the safe, one of An- drecn’s, small size, in the door of which they drilled four holes be- they cded in making one through which powder could be » attempt was made to deaien the noiso made by the explo sion, and it was heard by allin the vicinity, waking up Mr. Metz, who lives across the street nearly opposite the hall, also Mr. Coops, who sleeps over the saloon. The latter hea footateps on the floor below, and only walling to partially clothe himsel he hastened down stairs, vhere he found the big room filled with o dense a smoke that he at first supposed the hall was on fire. He soom, however, discovered tho front door open, the window out snd the safe tn a wrecked condition. The door of the latter was blown cloar off, the'lock torn all to picces and the lining badly demoral- ized. The #mall iron money vault in- side contaiving only some papers of no importauce to anyone except the owuer, was carried away bodily. Noth ing else in the saloon was touched, unless in 80 small & way as not to be noticeable. The mouey drawer was ignored, and a quantity of cash stored in suother portion of the room was overlooked. The broty, therefore, was nothing but ¢lory, and the bur- lars certainly have all the glory there s in success. As this is the fourth safo robbery within a short tims, it is preity evident that a isat work that can only be bro ken up when some of its membe s are canght and eent to the penitentiary. That our police force is entirely equate to protect the town against the daring crew, is certain, and that the block watchmen are equally unablo to ver 50 lare = territory not less cer- tain. The only hope is th 3 the gang private individual will get the drop on them. As usual, the rob-ers left a portion of their tools this morning, but that is of very - light assistance detecting the workmen. KOCH'S CASE. From a gentleman who lives on south Tenth strect, between Martha and Castellar, we lewrn of the robbery Fridsy night cf Mr. Phi'i; jKoch. Ttie burglars broke a pane of vlass from Mr. Koch’s window and took from & es cheay er than any- <t Buff St. Julin will not trot in Owaha r wants too much mone Wadow Bedott wese ing at Max Me 156 law and 156 equiy the coming terw of the U, Good winter ap) lse in town, His wans The fore ved eeat suc: e this wo . vir oy raud ovent of this wesk will be d avuual ball Wed- wonic Hall. nesilay eveniug a* M eneral W. W. Lowe, has prasented a Medical School wi aile, medical 1brary of his father, the Dr. Lowe, consisting of about 150 stan were accepted b volumes, W hool. It s proposed to n it i club turday evening L ks addition. The two teaws, of wmen each were captained by M s re. N wud Stewart, the result being in the lattes 3.8, Wi team. Tietchor Mits Lyon, ufter b faited to Jd Neil Bargess and bis “Widow T upany will play here Thursday Mary Anderson is booked r It The Katie Putman troupe wil e here on th d 4th of Novemhor, Leavitts Vaudeville Specialty el of twenty-eight ou the 9th of November. an will play *“Mazep- smher 21th and 3)th, and Dece nd 2nd. Ninety head of Orezon cattlewere sold Teiday at the Omahy yards at three cents stock s, House« and Lands. Look It Ppage. There will be a. rep i house, on Mo At 7 Sewis 0w column of bargainso 0 p.m, couch which eat mnear it | se i that of Joserh | pijcleg of appard. 1o o doing he ome off this week. atoused tho family, and in his haste to make zood his escape the fellow ran into a barbed wire fince betweon the residences of Mr. B K. Bodwell and Mr. Kéunedy, taking ~—Just received at William Geutl, a ot of choice roll butter and fresh 222t > ¥ down two straus f wire and loo [tisteleved that the Oil M1l was | jy; o post st three feet in the ground sctom fire The works | “The man in his tussle with the iu at full capacity o y 1 | barbed wire fence cortainly came ou* all out. Not more than secoud best, for he dropped thereand in the vicinity a woolen scarf, two pair of pauts, two vests, a knit jacket, and cap all of which had been” taken from Mr. Koch. The man must have been badly hurt slthough the fence was not injuced in the sughtest more than simply being kuocked down. We understand Mr. K. lost about $13 in ¥xusn Fisn overy Thursday and Fri. inds of fresh nd salt meats, The saus ges, & specialty, al- ways on haod, at the Palace Market of Besen & Uagedom, £14 south Fifteenth stveet, wedisat-tf | the transact U vem dins of the late Hon. John R, Meco il will be s at cast on thiverc. | My stock consisting of Fancy for interment in PhiladcIphis, | Goods, Noticns, Ladies and Gents’ A i of the Douglas County Bar was | Furn g Goods, etc.,, for eale edied for 4 p, m. ay to take actiou ie- | cheap! Can give good resson for sell- Tug Axcapr, Omaha sold over 39,000 worth of tick. t 1420 Douglas St. vis over the Wabash during the cut 1 woeks Conneil Bluffs only $60%. That ult of Council Bluffs allowing Dil- to zet the road away from her, ich & station on the Wabash as Council Bluffs, re was not one case before Judge Jumes Tuitle and t — W. N. Whitney, sole sgent for Benvs Celcbrated Shoes, has ~the largest and best selected stock of boots and ehoes in the city. Call and get your monies worth. 0222 E. Maurer has opened his new Saturday. Moul Eliott; who were Jodged in jail last | saloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham evenin: Ty Comta'le Edgerton on the | stroet, late Elgutter's store. 1m e of the Jarceny of a gold wa’ch from AT wche Tiivers, being held for examipa- | When your watch fails you and - does not run to suit you, then take it to Edholm & Erickson’s, opposite the postoflice, snd have it made same as new and warranted. We gurantee all our work to give satisfaction or money refunded. Eppowy & Errckson’s, The Jewelers, opposite postoflice. FORTHE BENEFIT OF THE PUB- LIC. 1 have tried, during tioa beforo Judge Wright, A wa @It in Omaha and vicin- how beer jed by Mr. C. Spich, who hias started a cornice factory at 1310 ich manufactures all of galvanized iron cornices, window a<had & number of y povicuce in the busivess and. turns nothing but first-class work . intendent Trown received word Friliy that the track of the Omaha line from Oakland north, had been cleared he track laid st this end had Toug GEnTLEN: S 1 the day previous, and track. | my life, probably more tailors than Jayins will now go on again. —[Sioux City | any other man living, and have not Journal, yet found one who can give as good & Ourattentioniscalled tothe increasing rous condition «f the Sth street bridze, the travel across which is doubled now that 10th street isclosed. If the ity anfflerities don't fix that bridge the city ~will pay enough out for damages soon to wpm the creek with iron several times wver, fitand as general satisfaction in all the branches, and s good goods for the money, as can Kalish, the Star Tailor, cne door west of Craick- shavk S. P. Mouxt. dan; Dancing school every Tuesday eve- ning for ldies from 5 to 7 o'clock; e Chicago & Lock Island company | for gentlemen from 8 to10 o’clock—at Wriday unloaded & quantity of fron to | Gueha Turner Hall, #c used inthe construction «f heprorosed | 34 O P s for that compny Ep— Sruexv Assorrsest of NECK- trapafer Aoyt or yesterlay o 1 etad “he work ‘the stone four Cation for the <l + position. A force of men was st at work Fri- <ay afterno m to budd the waterworks re- s.rv0 rs on the Lowe farm, and another ) arty at staking out the ground for the vt warks. Next week the p pe Javing vill e in. Five or six car loads of pipe worived Fri ay and sixty car loads more < the road f teen of them overdue. The 3 ‘pe foundries are shipping at the rate of 1 arcar loads a day. WEAR at M; H. Slaven & Co 's. Judging from the looks of things, there will bo war at Williams & Son’s corner—war on ths prices of dry goods. If you want a bargain go and see what it means. Speciacles in lurge variety, at Edholm & Etickson's, opposite P. 0. ————— Frov Pors—Car load at Evane, New Goovs ar Mus. J. H. SLAV- | poyrteenth and Dodge streets. s 019:-th&s , HANGING BASKETS. Masonic. Car load, plain and fancy, at| Oapitol lodge meets for work this Jivane’, 14th and Dodge sts. evening, October 25. 10-tu-th Srepmex K., Jackso, Master. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Hon, Levi J. Kennard left with Mrs. Kennard last evening for Clifton Sprivgs, Deputy U. S. Marshal Moody left for Sious City Lust night to get the witnesses in the Hoya case, to be heard to-morrow. Col. J, P, Mart'n, U. S. A., came in from Arizona yesterday en route t5 Wash- ington City. Mis. Major Wham came in from the west yesterday. General J. M. Thayer returned from a trip to Schuylerlast night. § Judge Mereck, of the superior comt of isco and District Judge MeAr- ngton City, were among the through pa-sengers from the west yester a& . H. Dewey left for Chicago yester- day. A, Vanyert de Mean, Consul de France, and Baron Bastartz of Germany were among the west bound passengers yes'er- day. Supt. J. T. Cark goes wet to Seybolt went cut to Grand Tsland P. J. Nichols went west esterda Jubn Gault, of the Wabash, has gone to St. Louis on business. rank ML ughlin, Edison’s su- perintendent, passed east yesterd: G. W. Vis, private secretary of S. H. ¥, hos returned from San Fran- H. cisco, Jus. H. Millard returned from the east yesterda E. M. Morseman, superintendent U. P. expres, and E. P, Vining, General Ticket Agent of the U. P., came in from Chicago yesterd M. G. McKoon, the insurance agent re- turced howe yesterdiy. N.L D. Solomon returned from the east yesterday. Mrs. Thomas S. MeMurray and family arrived home yester lay from the east. al left atmoon Saturday for i Sidney. M. B. Hoxie went west to Grand Islaud Saturday noon. Hon. Loran Clark, of Boone county, is in the city. Judge Clinton Briggs has returned from orado with bis family. Matt Clair, agent for the ool lines, ve- turned from Davenp rt Friday Georze N. Clayton, w agent of the Wabash, was in the tarday. 3. Burnham, A. M. Chadwick and Walter Beunett, left for Belle Creek at noon Saturday, via Fremont. Mars. Wrighter, wife of W. 1. Wrig er, jt., of the Pullman line. has returned faom a visit to Pittsburg. Capt. D. G. thr 1 the city Friday en route o at Fort Steele. 2 of the Cheyen war Always gusravtee and full valee for the Near Thirtccoth and reeived jo . J. 1L Slaven & Co.’s. Modern science a-d research, have dome much to un-ttle the old-time theories aud convie ‘ous of a think- ing world, They bave demonstrated thac this world of onrs, was old in years when Adam b zon his carcer up m it and that, probibly, the earth by other races ants of myriad re. was then, inhabit of men—the desc geverations gone b We feel disappointed when we learn that such men as Richard of the Lion Heart, Edward the Black Privce, and other men of that ilk, renowned as wighty men of strength and valor, did noi surpsss modern men in size at least, for it takes a “smallish” man to get iusido their suits of armor pre- served in tho tower of London. Then thers is our own Pocahontas —how have they thrown her down from that romantic niche she occupied in the average American heart, by showing thatshe was but a rowdy lit- tle Tndian girl who, when twelve years old, stood on her head, and turned “hand-springs” along with the boys of a garrison town, and later held ques- tionable relations with the officers of the post. There is no doubt about this. *‘Boorr’s Ovar BraND” oysters are raised in that section of country, and ace well acquainted with the cir- camstances in the case. They can be interviewed on the subject at all gro- cery stores and restaurants whose pro- pricters have an historical turn of mind. Over 2,000 cans of these celebrated bivalves have been handled this week at Owaha by the agent. D. B. Beemer. M. 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 «pened » Hardware and Tinware Store, at 1410 Farnham street, oppo- site the 0ld Grand Central. Mr. Sul- livau's sons are all practical mechanics and thoroughly understand the busi- uess, and are preparcd to do all kinds of roofing, guttering, and tin work geverally, at prices lower than ever vefore. The firm has bought their immense stock, direct fromn the manu. factarers for cash, and will give prices that will actually astonish buyers. They have on hand a large assortment of the best heating stoves in the market, » full line of cooking stoves, ranges, &ec., &e. Also a fine line of shelf Lardware, tinware, &e. The integrity of Mr. D. Sullivan, as is well known, is up to the standard and the same can b said of his sons. Parties needing y thing in their line will do well to ve them a call; look through their stock and get their prices. oct19-sat-tu-th s RS Spectacles in large variety, at Ed- holm & Erickson’s, opposite P, O, FURS!. FURS! FURS! The Omaha Fur Manufacturer, Henry G. Richter, Fifteenth street, opposite the postoftice, calls the at- tention of the Ladies of Omaha snd vicinity to visit his superb stock of Fars: and, also, to look over their old furs for repairing, before the season advances. Satisfaction guaranteed. 016-n1 rs. M. Cox, Fashionable Dress Maker, 517 Fifteenth street, between Davenport and Cbiaca BIDS ON BONDS. Ciry Cuenk’s OFFICE, Onauia, Oct. 21, 1880. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office until 7:30 o'clock Monday evening,October 25th, A. D. 1850, for tho purchase of §66,- 100 of bonds of the city of Omaba, described as follows: ON THE RAIL. Serious Collision Between Two Union Pacific Freight Trains, Headlignt Gleams From all Quarters. A eerious accident occurred on the Union Pacific Sunday morning by which a brakeman named McCune, who resides in this city was s verely, though ot fatally injured. The railway cflicials were very reticent yesterday on the subject, but from a passenger who came iu on the delayed mail train we lcarned that the scci- dent was caused by the eccond cection of freight train No. 11,bound west, running into tae first section of the same train, at Silver Creek Station, 110 miles west of this city. The Iatter was lying at the station and the firat warning the occupants of the ca- boose hiad of the spproaching danger was when it was too near to bo avert- being caught on the platform, He was badlyinjuredabout the groins and was taken to the hotel whero the best medical aid at hand was rendered him. kuocking off the stack and cab, and wrecking her upper works generally. The damage beyond this was less than might havo been expected, and mno one else was hurt than ths brakeman. BAILRUAD NOTES. The overland train for the west was an hour late yesterday. Mercy. It also had a number of land settlers for Hastings and Wahoo, By abandonin: the reiudeer for the tron horse, Christmas arrived in Oma- ha two mcnths ahead of time. It was Mr. M. Christmas, of New York, who was a Pullman passenger west yoster- da The special hunting car “Davy Crockett,” passed west yesterday with Gen. Clinton Fisk and party, of New Jersey, on board, bound for’ Arizona, Arrangements have been made by which the Omaha papers, with the eastern mail, will reach Wahoo four houra earlier than usual, a pouch be- ing made up at ths Omaha postoflice toleave on the10:15a. m. train via the O. & R. V. branch of the U. P, A Democratic County Convention The democratic county convention awembled at Creighton hall Satur- day, at3p. m., to nomivate a candi- dates for the state senate and house of representatives. Mr. A. McGavock was chosen tem- porary chairman, and R. M. Taylor was clected temporary secretary. Mesers. C. M. Connoyer, R. M. there was a contest 1u the Third ward, which was eventually compromised by the contest:n's themselves, Oa motion the temporary ory tion was made permanent. A On nominated by acclamation for county commissioner. The following were adopted by the convention before resolutions proceeding with the business of the |}, day Kesolved, That the democracy of Douglas county hereby pledge our didates for the senate and houso of representatives to vote for a demo- crat for the offico of Untted States senator, fi st, Jast and all the time, Resolved, That any person on ac- cepting the nomination at the hands of this convention and violating the fo.cgoing resolutions, shall be furevor branded a3a traitor to his constituents and the democratic party. George W. Doane and John D. Howe were nominatea for the state senate by acclamation. Dr. Harvey Link, Simucl VanSyke, George McKinney, A, Swartzlander, J. A. McShane, Win. A. Paxton, Geo. Shields and Charles Bargdorf, wero chosen to run_for the lower house, on the democratic ticket. The convention then adjourned without choosing & new contral committee. FLOAT SENATOR. The democratic convention of the Sixth senatorial district met at 4 p. m, Saturday. . A. W. Trumble was called to pre- side and Chae. Ogden to act as secre- tary. Samuel R. Johuson, of Omaha, was nominated as state senator by ac. clamation. S. F. Burtch, E. A. Allen and Chas. Ogden were elected to serve in the district central comuittee for the ensuing term. Douglas County District Court. Proceedings had on Saturday, the Hon. James W. Savage, presiding: Brock vs. Smith; judgment of county court confirmed. Wendt vs. B. & M. R.R. Co. in Nebraska; motion for new trial over- raled. VanEtten vs. Snowden; demurrer overruled. School District of Omaha vs. Lowe, domurrer overruled. Bingham vs. Edgerton; continued by consent. Z Metz et al. vs. ‘Brandt et al; de marrer overruled. Lowe et al. va. Lowe et al.; judy- ment for defendant. Collins vs. German-American Life insarance company; leave to file an- swer in ten days. Creightor vs. Billeter et al. confirmed. State vs. Austin; motion for new trial overruled. Franklin vs. Hallenbeck; motion overruled. Weiant vs. Omshs; motion sus- tained. Samuel A, Bslliet, sale Erq., was | proposed to bo taken. u customer, at Edholm & Erickaon's, Opposite the Postoffice. motion James MeArdlo was | ¢ Oze hundred and twenty bonds of five hundred dollars each, and sixty- oue bonds of one hundred dollars each, all dated November lst, 1880, and bearing interest at the rate cf seven per cent per aunum, interest aysble semiannually at Ko untze Bres', banking honse in the city of Now York, and the bon redeemable o1 the first day of November, 1900, at tho same bavk, Suid bids shall specify the price that will be paid aud the amount of bonds Envelopes con- taining said proposals or bida shall bo marked “Bids on Bonds,” bo ad- dressed to tho undersigned, and be delivered before the expiration of the timo above specified. The city coun- cil reserves the right to reject any or ed. McCune, who was the only one |81l bids. By crder of the city coun- in the caboose at the time, was hurt in | ¢il- J. F. McCansey, the atlerapt to get out of the car,| 0¢121-4t City Clerk. Ladies will find a full line of the Celebrated Fronch €. P. Corsetsin one to eeven hundred bones. Prices 31.50 to $10.00, The vow-catcher of tho locomotive, | at A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. No. 86, ran under the cabocse, the = latter landing on top of her boiler, | PV YOU KNOW ENOUGH TO KNOW That the fine cigars of W. F. Lorenzen, the Tenth street manufac- tarer, are now conceded to be the best in the market? Smoke them and be convinced. Factory one door south of Metz's Hall. ocl4-sat-mon-tf Seventy-seven cara of stock passed | A largo assortment of boys and threugh the city yosterday. Samiei s o , pants, vest, coats, suits; also a full line of gents furnish- A Card. Ihave received my fall and winter stock, consisting of a full assortment of lndies’, gents’, bogs’ and children’s boots and shoes—sll from the best ‘manufacturers of St. Louis and Phila- delphia. Ikeep no shop work, and you find at my store only honest and tair goods. Every paic warrauted, and sold at bottom prices. No better gouds are brought into this market than I handle. T mean what I say, and say what I mean, that Phillip Laug’s is the chaapest place for boots andshoes in the city. PaiLue Laxo, 1318 Faruham street. It you want a nice black walnut alock of American Manufacture, go to Eiholm & Erickeon's, Opposito the Postoflice, end seo the largest stock in Ousah Sl . Wants, Boarding &c., will Le & N\ CENTS thiewo cofnmns onee for T per line, TWENT' per cent_fnter , 0 sums of $2000 and u p- wards f0r 1t b years’ time on firal ciass improy ed city and farm property, Apily at BEMIS al Estate and Loan Agoacy, 15tk and Douglas Rz, codt! - ANTI 1310 Dot nice hands and 6 thrers, St., Westera Coruics Works, ) € respectable f a The noon train west yosterday had | ¢ #0098 at Polick's, Farabam among its pssengers nine Sisters of | S6roet, near Fourteenth. 014 Jeweley melted over and made into the laicst styles, to suit any 1 have a lot of heating stoves suit- able for stores and offices; also a largo wrouzht jron range and cast iron cooking stoves for hotel use, that T will close out much less than cost. Als) tinwere and heuse furnishing goods cheap. Euquire at 0dd Fel- Tows block. E. F. Cuok. Areade, 1420 222t ¢ fail to call and aeo the “In- vincible” and “Argand” stoves, of I have sold so many this sea- d previcus years, and which aro now acknowledged by all to be the best stoves in the market. assure the publi ally defy competition, and are far be- I canalso hat my prices actu- Taplor, J. Meyer, Cbris, Hartuan and | 1°% (3¢ of auy. other hooso in the B, Link wero sppointed a sommittes | 76t 10 convince yoursclves of the el il truth of this statewent, call at The committes reported the list of | 1111 Douste delogates entitled to seats in the con-| 204t vention. They also reported that| Third Ward Voters—Reglstration Notice. offica northeast cor- nerof Fourteenth and Douglas streets, vor Cumi action store) on ursdy, aud Monday. Thur: day Octobur, 30h il Novewber Monday 1st ] isteri the hoand Sature for the pwpose of re electors of the Third ward. In witness wherey set my hand thi , 1880, £ 1 have herennto 0 h day of Octo- Wies H. R 02010t Registrar Third Mew's Bouts, $2 00; Me 1.25; Lidies' Shoes, 755 Misses’ es, 11 to 2, 6Cc, at Fullriede’s, Douglas, between Twelfth and Thie- teenth. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Statk oF Nepraska, Dovaras Cousty. Notice is hereby givon that T will sit v my ofice, 317 South Twelfth street, betwee.. Famnham and Harney, on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 27th, 28th, 29th and 80th; also on Monday, November 1st, 1880, for the purpose of regis- tering the electors of the First Ward, In witvess whereof,T have bereunto s3tmy haud, this18th day of Octob- er, A. ., 1880. E. M. Stexpera, 08 12t Registrar Firat Ward. A good chance for a man with lit- tlo capital. A well-selected stock and fixtures forsale. Now is your chance! For particulurs, enquire at the Arcavk, 1420 Dong. St. COOKING STOVES, Witha full set of furniture for $11.00 and upward at the Stove Store of R. Trossin, 1111 Douglas street. Prices exceedingly low. Calland see for yourselves 020-4¢ To the Voters of the Stxth Wara. Notice is hereby given, that T will #it at my office, 908 north 16th street, from Tuesday, October 19:h, to Sat urday, October 23rd, and every even- ing thereafter to November lst, 1850, for the purpose of making a new com- plete registrar list. 186t Jun N. Mureny, Registrar. ‘ard, 's Alexie, w Reg stration Notice. State of Nebraska, Douglas County.-ss Notico is hereby given that I will sitin the storo f E. W. Wyman's, 15th street, threo docrs south of Pos Office, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, Oc'ober 25th, 27th and 30th, als on Morday, November lat, 1880, for the purpore of registering the electors of the fourth ward, City of Omaha, Dovglas County. In witnoas whereof, I hereonto set my hend this 15th day of October, A. admitted to practice as an attorney at | D-, 1880. aw. Joux 8. Woop, State vs. Fletcher Mitchell; the| ©15-16t Registrar of said ward. jury haviog failed o agree on a ver- dict, was discharged. And court adjourned until thismorn- ing at 9:30 o'clock. Attention Company All members will be present at their new armory, corner of Tenth and Faroham streets, this evening, Octob- | , at 7 o'clock sharp. Important | E business. JoEN N. ViLENTINE, Captaln, A Card of Thanks. The officers and children of the Tenth Street Indus'rivl school are very gratefol to the ladies of our city for the abuadent manner of their re ponse to our request for provisions for our dinuer; also, to ths merchants who 0 kind Creight capecially to the three daily pagers for their liberal notices free of charge. dsted us, to M. use of (he store, and Mes. J. Buop, Superintendent. Mzs, Gzo, GrATION, Secretary. | gi1 for general uite §. W. comer 15t and C) ANTED—Girl fur geucral liouscwork; Mrs™ y ONEMILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND XN EASTERN NEBRASKA, $27T0$5PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres o DOUGLAS GOUNTY, 6 fo 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts saitable fc= Cclonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many or them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of FFET N Immense Stock for FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEIXNG Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats end Caps. runks and Valises, at Prices to Suit AllL acx POLACES. Farnham Sireet, Near Fourteenth AGENTS 'FOR DEVLIN & 0., THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, ARNHAM STREET. X2 = 1=1=> A 023 W s 1 A BE)IO'.;['II =4 Faroham streg 634 'val Bran Wi o ks III BS Ve ear 15 oot \ AN )—2 men to work in marked garden, - ok, ¢ the i of 581 S - DAL, Sy The sales of t brand” of 0. have rowfoc tstei; ed all others. You ge Oysters IN FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. [ m Genernl Westorn Age maha. 0K RENT—A fu : Consisting of Elegant Resi- FOR KENT | dences from $3,000 to $20,- St 000. Many vacant lots in Frut rocw, euitable for man | the ~_additions to Omaha, JruRNsi aud wife, tor rent, 16: Cass, next cor. R & 7 rooms, 20th st H vear Casssiree T.TAYLOR, 631 ih ind D.uglls. oms “over Mer- 16th and ANDLANGS Look amn of bargaina on 1st LR Tweaty quars or one lar Ly Johin T. AL D UAY—A car cocived, o Ch werlt ded by iton iBrus., cor, Dav. Bundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Cily Real Estste, We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who cen show good titles. aps for Douglas and Sarpy Counties for , Houses, Lots, Farms Lans, in his new column on 1st page. 15, FARMS, HOUSES AN D LANDS. Loo over BEMIS' now column of bargaing on st Docket-hook, eteel clasp, 0. P. orders §20 cach, a 20-dof- liboral reward will be paid for it return rs. o 3D Clmpba 1 81 Tokh St % | ket e [ TRAYD AWAY_one Jarge red Durham | Fonsai e 18 (UL off 0 ¢ 10 bo percervibie: | House ama o, prinis arsol 1 Finder will the ahove de . Capitol aye. and 2540 sont.velerinary of the veterinary collogo . Hospital 1149 Sherman 86-1m POWDER Absolutely Pure. Mude from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe 500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. GRANP FAIR —ARRANGED BY THE— OMAHA LADIES’ SOCIETY, — a7 TE— NEW STANDARD HALL, Oct. 28th, 20th and 30th,1880. Admissicn 95 cents; Season Tickets $1. £EAS0N TICKRT is Entitled to 3 Prizk. Some «f the Prizea are to be seen af De Growt & Co's. Fat Store, Farnham <. J. H. FLIEGEL & 0. Successors to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILO -No. 1220 Douglas Street OMAXHA NEB. TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE Far Oa Vaar, i preparation makes such lizht, flaky hot breads, | Ho : or luxurious pastry, Can be catcn by dypeptict | Lar aud six lota, 1 mile out... without fear of the 'ls resulting from heavy i | House and Iot on Davenport. digestible food. House and j lot, near depot Sold only in cans, by all Grocers. House and ? lot; near depot. tovau Bakrve Powoan Co.. N w York | House and 1.t, South Avemie 4 beautiful lots fronting south in Tsaac & ySelden'sada. for $150—halt cash Large house full lot, California Residence and 4 full fots, St. May addition Two house and corner t ner lot 4 Hous2 and smail fot, Casa street. Hause and lot, Brick housc and comer 1oL Small house and fuillot, Curni House and lot, 23d stroet House and full lot, worth §4,000 fo Fne brick residence. Brick residenco Now two-story honse Residence and full lot, Farnh House E 1 one acre, TSth street. and half lot, '18th street louse and lot, Shinn’s addit’ House and haif lot, House and balf lot, Cas Residence and fwo lots, Elegaut brick residenc Finest residenca in the Resdence property. Kesiden o Residence House and iof, House and lot, hin House and lot, 2:th and Fernham. tlouse and lot, £7th and Douglas. House and full iot, Tzard st. New hose and 13'loi esidence property. Residence proper. Houseand lot, Horbach Resident Honse House House and 1 t, ool House and 1 acre, Gises' acdit Hou o and lot, Shinn's additioy Renidence, Kountze and Ruth's add. . Residence property, K ‘addition Residence h House and § lot, Webster at. . Hovse and 5 actes at, barrack: House and lot, rmstr. Houre and lot, Sou House and lot, Ko dition ... Residenco and § o House and lot, 16th st Boggs & Hill, Rear Estate Broxegs, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, dfeb. F ai TOBBAGGONISTS mow-t W!!; F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson CATZ & FREEMAN, And Wholesal ORC AN. ‘ DEWEY & STllIlE, J.B.FRENCH& C OMAHA, OMAHA OMAH A MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobaceo, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards. Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & €0., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & GO., ON A XL A . GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING COODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOOD m W". F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapeat Place in the City for FIRST GLASS COOK STOVES. I Macufacturs my own Piecsd TIN W ARE That will last you a lifetims, at the Lowest P’ e in the city, y and deal in no factory-mads truck that is almost universal dealt in now-a-daye. I also manufacture all kinds of Cans. CRACKER MANU FACTURERS, ANDY and SUGAR, Dealers in CI¢ r we will hand st 1o the market. “all and Win re now the be Alargos TOYS for the Holiday trade. GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 11th St., Omaha, oct1s-eod-Car