Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1880, Page 4

E DAILY BEE. | Thursday Morning, Oct. <84 —_—— BREVITIES. —Paterson sells coal- —Frederick g Hatter. Q284 For the teeth, Kubw's Dentrifice. . rher is ranuing the Omaha Fe 3. ubin's bulk perfmme at Kuh's only. { irs, Gen. Cro Fort Omaha thi ves a German al Co., the jewel- 02640 CITIZENS’ MASS MEETING To Nomivate an Independent Anti-Moncpoly Legislative Ticket, Which is Demanded in the in- terest of the Tax- Payers, And for the Welfare of all Classes of Citizeos. At the urgent request of a large o e PALACE \ ARKET, 514 South Fifteenth Streel. §¢ IN THE WORLD-Basar «ilove fitting Patterns at Busiman'’s. f | best of meats at Bath & Whites spposite the postofiic 204 s in jail Ulanoh Rivers, 3 arge of stealing a watch and Bath & White, opposite the post ve fresh fish every Thursday, twt-td \unual hall of Durant engine com- | v No. Masonic Hall, Monday « of Fifth ward repu | number of tax-payers and citizens of this county, a mass meeting is hereby | called for Saturday, October 30th, at {2 p. m., sherp, at Clark's Hall, toput | in nomination a legisiative ticket for D s county that will be composed of men whom the paoplé can trust with their vital interests in the next lature. This is call made in response to the [ overwhelming eentiment in this com- that influence | munity improper has been exerted by corporation mansgers in the packing of primaries thiis evening at B, 1 ward office ntrol Neil Durzess in the “Widow B i e of the hits «f the season, my of Mavic on ars at the A v-ning. WHITE, MESHANIC 1in 10 corner. ot h and Dod.e. exterday, 117 cars of aded in the yards at one tim ¥ 700 head were sold at helakes yesterday forgat 1 wribe will suffer sure. to-morrow, and the anwual sup- Taecount at the residence of Mr. o, between Twven nd strects. ways on hand, at the Bosen & Hagedorn, 514 south Fil Palace Mar it Temi h and ¥ iutroduced the o quadrille intr will b Prairie Qu New York city this season, great oupour- ing anticipated. wed in Atacancus of the District vesterd. Suruhaw for the office of di ttorney. greenback vote in the disirict when fally polled s} we understand, about 1,550, “General Manderson will address the Bluffs at thei night f Coune rally » t A, Puy f the sume city on Sat « lend their heaviesy runs to aid th i’ eloction and 1 bousein North Omaba on We are printed invica , stamped and wil be pres- rder a battery of Gat- with thy mpany’s s if we have to the wayof the bloody In one of the west hound Puilman coaches vosterday was army officer and his wife, with eight small children, occupying s, while in the next sect four babies. Seats in ar were at & premium and the band before the train left the « Samily, ineludi nty-fourth annual meeting of al association of Congregational ebraska, began at Hasting will clos» onthe S1st. R Sherrill delivers the associational mon, Rev, Theo, Falk speaks upon he ‘derman Work in Nebrasks part of the Sunday exercises will be a ts to the memory of the late Rev. Reu- ten Gaglord. W O MADE TMAT OVERCOAT? referred to i the following no- ppearcd in last evening's B H. Fliegel successor t ) Do ) suitable overcoat, went toa tailor Monday at 6 o'clock with the material, and at8 o'clock his coat was handed to mylete. This takes thecake in fast ing next term. Fhe prosecution are pre- forthe same, aod the United States marshal it off on & trip to subpana the witnesses, who are widely seattored over the country. Four are in Chicago, one in Boston, one in New York, one in Penveylvania, one at Red Cloud _ one at Blackfoot agency, oue in The Danish Socicty’s monthly per- 1y, Wednesday night, Octob-r 27. SR L We have received two barrels of Qrinces on cosign aent, which ‘must Eo sold, and will «ffer them at 50c & peck. Now is an opportunity. 255t Fusise & Oo., Grooers. Fifth Wara Usucus. “The republicans voters of the Fifth wrd will meet at E. Looder's, coruer | 1:h and Chicago streets, at 7 v'elock | this cvening for the puepose of out- | ti g in womination offcers for the Fith ward E. Maurer Las opened his mew | msloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham and nomination of |and conveutior who either have no inter- wir employment and business rela- ions are under the control of corpo- ualy such pereons as are in active 8. P. MORSE & CO. I:. TENTH AND JACKSON §TS., take pleasure in announcing that our own full stock is now complete and we have NEVER BEFORE SHOWN an assortment equal to that at present offsred by us. In conmection with our Farnam street sicre we are to-day tho largest CASH JOBBERS AND RETAIL- ERS OF DRY GOOD of Chicago and are thus afforded facilities for buying aud selling from manufacturers direct. While In New York, Boston and Philadelphia our Mrs. Morse devoted especial care to the eelection of 3 stock for our Tenth street store, and as usual we now offer EXCLUSIVE STYLES, SUPERION QUALITIES, PRICES HELETO HOSIERY, 25 doz. Ladies’ Seamless Balbriggan Hose, 252 pair, worth 40c. 25 doz. Child’s all wool, home knit, Seauless Hose, at 35¢ a pair, worth 50c. A full line of English, French and Gorman fine Cashmere Hose, for Ladies and Children, sizes 4 in. to 9}, at 25 per cent. less than last year’s prices. DRESS GOUDS. A full Hne of 28-inch colored Cash- Myrtle, Garnet, Brown, 5 cents; reduced mers in Navy Bluo, etc., at from 25 ceuts. 0 picces of English Brocades, at 25 Our celebrated §1 00 Cashmercs best bargaivs in the city, full 48 fnch wide. Also our 75 cent Cashmere, 46 ich wide. L. B. Winuaxs & Soxs. New Engravings at Hospe’s. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Advortisements To Let For Salo® Loet, Found, Wants, Bording &., will be fn- sorted in thess columns once for TEN CENTS per ltuo; each subsoguent insertion, FIVE CENTS por line. The frst lusortion nover less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. Missouri River Navigation. The upper Missouri steambosts seem to be taking advantage of the present fine weather to prolong their stay in the up-river regions as long as possiblo. Owing to the lack of water navigation above Fort Buford, at the confluence of the Missouri and Yel- lowstone rivers, has been rendered impossible. The steamboats Butte, Helena, Terry and Batchelor will handlo the freight for poin‘s above Bismarck, on the Missouri, while the government supplies for the northern Sioux will bo taken to Buford by the boats and thenca wagoned by Indian freighters to Fort Keogh. The stesmboats, Pevinah, C. K. Peck, Nellie Peck, Fontenelle, Nio- beara, Black Hills, Meade, Benton and Far West, will continue to carry freight between Sloux City and Fort Pierre for the remainder of the sea- son. TheC. K. Peck and the Benton, constituting the Northwestein line, held government contracts this sum- mer which will probably be renewed next season. The Peninah, Benton, C. K. Peck and Moade, will probably ply on the lower Misslssippi this win- ter, and will retura to the upper Mis- souri in the spriug. cents; retailod everywhere at 40 and 50 cents. sympathy with this movement are in- vited, and ouly such will be {admitted to participate in the deliberations of the mass convention. Flower Stands and Wire Moss ts, st Evany’, 14th end 273t DRESS GOODS. A large and elegant stock of Dross Goods received this week. These gools are latest patterns and good value, which we are selling at prices that please everybody. L. B. Wiittans & Soxs, Cash Retailers of Dry Goods. CLOCKS! CLOCK: At Bdholm & Erickson’s an elegant line of wilnut clocks of various and baautiful desigus. Opposite the post- office. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! Large assortments of walnut clocke are now being opened at Edholm & Ericksou’s, opposite the poatofti MIDNIGHT MARAUDEKS. A Family in Shull's Addition Chloroformed and Robbed. it Tuesday somo of (he gang at present iufusting the city, entered the house of Mr. ronce, in Shulls addition. T opeved the front door, fastaned wi a new patent lock, by turning the key with a pair of nippers, and having gsined the interior of the “lbouse took with them from tho door knob upon which they hurg, Mr. Lawrcnce's pautaloons, in tle of which wis a swall amount in change. Th amaller bureau drawers, contaivin number of notes, cheoks and other pe pors of value to the owaer. Mr. awoke about the timo they had done their investige- tious and had departed and discovered the rosults of the unwelcome visit. He prosecded to look about for traces of the intruders and on the hill near the house fonnd the bureau drawers, with their contents undisturbed. Un Lawrence - | der the steps hoalso found his pants but the emall chauge was gone. From the fact that Mrs, Lawrence was quite sick after the excitement concersing the affair wes over, it is balieved that the family was chloro- formed previous to the attemp? on the hoase, and this is borne out by their having cntered and escaped befcre Mr. Lawrence, who is usually a very gt sleeper, heard anything of them. family is, however, lucky to get off 5o easily. o T R Just received a large invoice of ENGINE CLOCKS; ruu eight days and warranted to keop good time. Sold at BorToM PRICES, 15th street, apposite pos For extra bargains in boots and shoes visit FULLRIEDE'S Shoe Store, Douglas street, between 12th and 13th. Ladies who have been waiting for those fine shoos can now be supplied. L. B. Wiuaws & Son's. New Engravings at Hospe's. Thave a lot of heating stoves suit- able for stores and offices, aleo a large wrought iron range and caet iron cooking stoves for hotel use, which 1 will close out at much less than cost, also tinware and house-farnishing ods cheap. Enquire at Odd Fel- lows block. E. F. Cook. 273t ‘ihe Hutchinson Family. Of the tribeof Asa came in from the west yesterday en route to Min nesots. They will give a concert at Missouri Valley to-night, and at Onawa, Saturday October 30th. First-class board at the MoKenzie Dining Hall, Sixteonth and Dodge Streets. It is near the business part of the cityand convenient for clerk, business men and others, Tickets good for 21 meals, $4. o22m-w T ol L All work in jewelry and watch re- pairing warranted in every particular, at Whipple, McMillan & Co.’s. 2t Stor axp Look 15, Eaton has the most complete aesortment of Steel Engravings ever brouzht to Omahs, and at New York price . s { Bouner's Stoves—much thel finest | in the Market, Call and see. 141G | atroet, late Elgutter's store, lm Douglas street, 0321 15 pieces of all wool Black Cash- meres at 45 cents; worth 55 cents. 15 pieces of all wool cclored Caeh- meres at 45 cents; worth 60 cents. 40-inch black and colored Cash- ‘meres, 75 cents; same qualily thatlast season soldat 95 cents. 40-inck: all wool Momie Cloths, all colors, at 75 cents; well worth $1.00, The best 46-inch §1.00 Cashmerein the west. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, ETC. Many goods carried from last year, worth over 33 per cont. more to-day, yet we offer All Wool Red Twill Flauncl at 25 cents, retailed elsewhere this year at 35, cente. Double Weight Rod Twill Flannel at 45 cents, worth this year 60 cents. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, 10}, 11}, 12} white blankets at lees than last years prices. Table Liveus, Towels, Napkins, All new and fully 25 per cent less than ever before. One price marked in figares, S. P. MORSE & CO. Cor. 10 h and Jackson Sta, Flower Pot. Jlangin Bird Coge Brackers, i at Evans’, 14th and Dodge. ig Basket and now designe, 273t 10 gocds in lurgo variety, ved, including new dricd fruits, Citron Peel, Nuts, Jellies, Sweet Cider, Bachwheat, Maple Syrup Fruit Butiers, ete., cte. it FremiNg ¢ PERSONAL P. Wi, A. Paxtonha - ne to Ogallalla, D.W. I for Cheyenae yes. terday noon., bound pas Miss E visitin, west to Rock Creek yesterday, A.F. Shenill and wife left for » Grand Island, W, H editor of the Ottawa (Canada was in town and loft for the west yesterday. Wi Lovett, a prominent Detroit manufacturer, with bis family, are in the city en route to Denver. Mr. 0. F. Davis returned last evening from an extended business trip through British possessions and the ter itories, 1. Crocker, a prominent. stationer of meoto and brother to Chas, F. of the C. P.passed west yesterday. LHerbert H. Hunt arrived Tueglay from Burlington. totake a position in the office of General Manager Touza in, of the &ML Mrs. M. P. White left Omaha Tuesllay evening for her home in Salem, Ohio, a'ter visiting her sons in Kansas City and Omaha for the past five months, Miss Carrie Bichop left for her home in Denver Tue She was aecompanied on her journ ley Station, by Miss Grace Chambers, Miss Matuic Miss Ju'a Knight, Miss Mary Miss Minnie Richardson and —The Mojean famly, who for thre wons past have played at the Stadt eatre in this city, left yesterday for ty, where they open out in the Ta ners’ Hall on their own acconnt. It was rumored yesterday that ata meet- 14 in their interests hers Tue day determined to lease Creighton Hall, corner 12th and Faraham strects, and fit it up foi a fistclass Germaa Theatre, to which the Maje: wonld return from n alout two weeks. A dili- smong the interested parties led the fact, that while a meeting was ussed, it was ne Whether the Mojeans will remuain permanently in Kausas or return to Omaha before the season is over terof considezable doubt. TO LoAw-MoxEY. O TOAN_Gai_at Law Offi L. me, Crelghton Block MO TO LOAN—1109 Farnbam stroet. V1" Dr. Biwards Loan Aency. _nov-22:48 rec rooms for light houso- Vecping, Ly gontleman and wife. Address N., Bec oft - terd 0 do home hores s milk Genan pro crcd. - Call at J. K. Ish. 1320 Faroham St. | ior.21 = |$2T0$5PER ACRE. S. P. MORSE & (0., FARNHAMST. CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. BARGAINS IN BLANKETS, COMFORTERS &C. STEPHENS & WILCOX'S STOCK. ONE MILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND N EASTERN NEBRASKA, TANTEDGood girl, second door from 10, Wit T e 2 i ‘man, who can W e ook, W ot i o other work when necestar; . Come and see me. D B. BEEMER. Com. Merchant. 7 W A o0 comet Touss, on o & V Farnham St. RALPIL CAKLIN. hotogrpher. Sent your + address to Goo. Heyn, 1219 Furn 751 2 house keoper._ o. 75 v tion to do genera) honse- s in & small family. Address M. C B, V7 ANTED Tnmedey o o dnlling W A ot ot rooms mat e in gong Al Koo emtasts prOmEL P, g at i s Tt - Death Record. John Bruce, eldest son of E. E. and L. M. French, died Oct. 26th, 1880, aged 5 years, 5 months and 4 daye. The fuueral took place at 2 o'click this :fternozn, from the residence, southwest corner of Saunders and Hamilton streets. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. James Chris'opher, died Oct. 25th, and was buried at 10 o'clock to-day from the residence of the parents, corner Eleventh and Cass streets. Willie G., son of Alice and W. G. Sykes, died this morning, at A gl for govoral housey uire 5. Vi, comer 16th aud C 10 ., up stairs. ey « ¥, | Farms in Nebraska, many or ced gard o ik, 3 d of 18th St. H. W. BAIL, o'clock, aged 3 years and 7 months. Funeral to-morrow, at 11 o'clack, from Fifteenth and Marcy streets, GRAND AWARD. Five Diplomas awarded at the State Fair of Nebraska, 1880, for Superior Burglar Proof and Kire Proof Safes, Time Locks, Bank Locks aud Bauk: err’s Supplies. Said Safes and Locks aro_ manufactored by Hall Safe and Lock Co. A full stock of these goods conetantly on haud at our store Creighton block, Omaha, Neb. C. N. Brisco & Co. Successors to Brisco, Doane & Co. d&w 2t, American watches in gold and silver cases, at bottom prices, at Whipple, McMillan & Co's. 262t Second Ward Gaucu-. The republican votors of the Second will meet Thursday, October 25, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., at Charles F. Fleike's saloon, on 14th street, be- tween Howard and Harney, for the purpose of nominating a ward ticket totbo voted for at the next coming election. FURS! FURS ! FURS!!! The Omaha Fur Manufacturer, Henry G. Richter, is to bo found op- posite the postoflice, 026-t¢ a; Our Comic Valentine. Alarge audience gathored at the Academy of Music last night to bear an address frem Congressman Valon- tine. The Garfield and Arthur Glee Club turned out and made the cccasion in— teresting by some of their best songs. Mr. Valentine deveted an hour and a half to reviewing the political issues of the day, interspersing his remarks with numerous new and funny stories which took well with the crowd. Ho was followed by Mr. Watson Parish, a well known Burt county re- publican, who made an able and elo- quent political speech which was re- ceived with considerable enthusissm. Douglas County District Court. Proceedings had on yesterday, the Hon. James W. Savage, presiding: Kramer vs. Scheidt; dismissed. Lowe, trustee, vs. Omaha; decroe entered by consent of parties. Omaha vs. Harry R. Lucas; appeal from police court; charge, keeping a disorderly house; verdict of guilty. Bankhardt vs. Bechtel; jury trial in progre Court adjourned uutil this morning at 9:30 o’slock. Rog stration Notice. o | State of Nebraska, Douglas County.-ss Notice is heroby given that I will sit in the store (f E. W. Wyman's, 15th street, three doors south of Pos- Office, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, October 25th, 27th and 30th, also on Monday, November 1st, 1880, for the purpose of registering the electors of the fourth ward, City of Omaha, Douglas County. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand this 15th day of October, A. D., 1830 Joux S. Woon, 015-16t Registrar of said ward. To the Sixth Ward Voters. Last chance to register, (noar Red- man’s store.) I willsit at my office, No. 910 north Sixteenth street, every evening from 6 to 9 p. m., commene- ing Monday, October 25th to Satur- day, October 30ih, and onday, No- vember 1st, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. {o GOOD NEWS FOR THE MASSES, THE BOSTON ONE PRICE CASH DRY GOODS STORE Will open in Kennedy’s new brick boilding on Tenth street, between Jackson and Jones, on Monday, No- vember 1st, witha new, fresh, well assorted stock of goods, which have been purchased st recent trade sales in Boston and New York for cash, and will be offered at prices heretofore un- known in Omsha. Our aim shall always be to cater, for the popular trade, and leave others to look after the high toned. Remember November 1st, Boston One Price Store, 10th St., bet. Jackson and Jones, oct27 tf —_— The reason we can sell goods cheap- er than other dealers is, we sell strict- Iy for cash, we buy for cash, we make nobad debts and pay no interest. L. B. WiLLiams & Soxs, complete new list. Everybody come. Jas N. Mueray, Rogistrar 6th Ward. Registration Notice. State of Nebraska Douglas Co. Notice is hercby given that I will sit in the store of Edward Lucss, cor- ner of Thirtecnth and Chicagostreets, October 25th, 26:h and 30th, for the purpose of correcting the voting list of the Fiith ward. 025-6% S. WaKEFILLD, Registrar of the Fifth ward, Omaha, Douglas county, Neb. Third Ward Voters—Reglstration Notice. T will sit at my cffice northesst cor- verof Fourteenth and Douglas strects, (over Cumirg's auction store) on thursdsy, Saturday and Monday. [Thursday 28th and Saturday 3Cth October, and November Mogday Ist | | for the purpose of ngigré{ng the electors of the ward. In witness whereof I have BgFeunto set my hand this 20th day of Octo- Californis Pears, Pluwms, Grapes, | eto at Tizard's Palaca 02L-tf ber, 1880. Wiy H. Risy, : We have Many Goods, bought last year, that have since advanced from Thirty to Fifty 20,000 Acres per cent, yet WE OFFER THEM AT BANK- . = RUPT PRICES: 50 Pairs 10-4 White Blanketsat - - . . . DUUGLAS GOUNTY' 50 Pairs 10-4 White Blanketsat - - . . . . g 25 Pairs 10-4 White Blankets at - i 3 25 Pairs 11-4 White Blanketsat - - - CAfee - 30 Pairs California White Blanketsat - - . - 400 Pairs Western Grey Blanketsat - - S (o Al to-day worth from $2 to $5 a pair more. UNDERWEAR FAR UNDER VALUE. gen's Me:iuo and alfll_wool ifihirtsfani(} Dravlvm ntlless qthml) :v':sg'_esale r(\ifif)gs of to-{ghyt o e i fe= mong them we offer a line of a'l wool seamless Scirlet Shirts and D's manufactured ll:m‘-ge tl:acts li‘:lllglbl(i h‘, American %‘IOSiOl‘] Co., ll sizes at $2.50 a garment, worth $5.00. Colonies in ha S tte best | 58 l(ilozeu II:flHleS ges‘ts ang ;anfs, :?7500‘ Wmlh$715bo ies i 0. 30 dozen Ladies' Vests and Pants, at 752, worth 3 Counties in the Sta ! 30 dozen Ladies' Vests and Pants, at 95¢, worth $1.25. 80,000 acres scaitered | 95 dozen Lad:es' Seamless Vests, very_heavy, at $1 25, worth $1. 75. through lowa. { A full line of Cartwright & Warner’s Ladies’ Vests and Pants, at $1.75, worth $2.50. A large number of I $2.00, Worth $3.00 $2.15, Worth 4.00 $5.00, Worth 7.00 $6.00, Worih 9.00 $10.00, Worth 20.00 85, $6 and 8.0 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Childeen’s Vests, all sizes, from 25 cts. up. SHAWL and CLOAK DEPARTMENT. A bargain in 72x144 iach Double Shawliat’$5.00. Velvet Beaver Shawls r&f: $%.00, worth $6 00. proved “ them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre, ; e Cloaks and Dolmans. As usual we offer rare bargains and have An Immense List of 8 The best $5 00 C.oak in Ouflnha. $7.50 itz oz « «$1000 ¢ w o« « «g500 « w o« ouo or two gentle Howard Sts. [P0 KENT-1wo wntarsished b 14th 723,25 Shull's 2ad corrall. Enquire at o1t add., ucar new Koom 6, Creighton oma over Mr- Cor. 16th and 28941 155 1o- math ik ¥, 15th and Douzlse Sta. to cow, red on neck, thand Dorcus St. UT-tém (v wife I ft our home without any t ere- N roal cau Lalall g the above described to Frederick vellon, cor. Capitol ave. and 18th 10 Frisont, vetermary of the veterinary collége . Hospital 1140 83 < Bl . HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments. FINE 8TUCK OF MOULDINGS. 01 Paintings, Engravings and Frames at great i Iy redacod 8519 Frames, 1inch, Walnat, ox12 e a ITC. and upwards, 7 00 and upwards, ward o A pwards GRAND FAIR —ARRANGED BY THE— OMAHA LADIES’ SOCIETY, NEW STANDARD NALL, Oct. 28th, 20th and 30th, 1880. Admission 95 cents; Season Tickets $1.0¢; Each SEASOX TICKRT is Entitl.d to a PRizk. the Priz:s are to be scen 8¢ De Growt & Co' ham S octs- LEGAL NOTICE. t, 1880, ove Elba us o Fd mortage and hers now cage thé eum of $12. i the 17th day of N An elegant line of Diagonal Dolmans handsome- ly trimmed with Passmenterie andrjfringe at $15.00, $20.00, $25.00. OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Oonsisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha, Eundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciiy Real Estste, PASSMENTERIES, BEADED GIMPS, BEADED SPIKES. 10 pieces Beaded Gimp at 25 cts. & yard, worth 40 cts. 10 piecss Beaded Gimp at 45 cts. a yard, worth 75 cts. 10 pieces Beaded Gimp at 80 cts, a yard, worth $1 25. Anelegant line of fine Beaded Gimp at fully 25 por cent le:s than ever before FRINGES, FRINGES---SUPERB STOCK. Commencing at silk knotted fringes for 25 cte. we offer up to $7.00 per yard, the most elegant. Jine ever shown west of New York. NEW MOURNING FRINGES, NEW BEADED FRINGES, NEW FANCY FRINGES. One price marked in plain figures. S. P. MORSHE & CO, ELGUTTER - z HAS NOW OPENED FOR INSPECTION HIS NEW STOCK 1001 Farnhan We also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. of Fall and Winter Clothing for Men's Youths’ Boys' and Children's Wear, ---SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET the requirements of Everybody. Maps for Douglas and Sarpy treet. Counties for saje, ---OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the city. Poppleton Block. Grand —CITIZENS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE our large display of Dress and Business Suits, Fall Weight Overcoats, Noveltios in Furnishing Goods, Stylish Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Califorfornia Blanketsand Overalls, &c.. &c. 4 beautitul lots fronting south In Ismac & Seldens add, for $150—half cagh. House and lot, 22 and Dodzo - House and lot near Br wi 1L Hail, Two new houses and full lot, ren 3450 por ycar. . 4,000 Now brick house, 21x25, 1§ ‘story, with 8 fots 2 rge 50 Residenco and 4 fall fots, St. Mary's & ‘Houze and small lot, south of depo House and smull lot, eoath of depof Residence propeity, Kountze and i add. _NOONEIF HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL buy one dollar’s worth of Clothing until he has seen our immense Stock and learned our Prices. 1 LATEST TELEGRAMS ; o | Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- er as the Following Price List: 4 1bs of A sugar for.. 10 Ibs extra C sagar for, 14 S oo 841bs Granulated Sugar for 8 Ibs Cut Loat Sugarfor. Fine residencs i House and lot, 231 FOR DEVLIN & Co., TH®E N CLOTHING HOUSE, f§ =1 FARNHAM STREET. X2X2 AGENTS |BOSTO Three houses and corner o Residenco and corner ot Houso and 60 feot front, 161 Larco house and comr ot £3252229.33338 Brick housc and corner oL Small house and fulllot, Heuse and lot, 93d stroat. House and full lot, worth BOCOTECS Oval Brand Y STHRS A il Vience and wo'lots, Capitol ant hrick resderco—2 il I oat residonc i the e Resiionca proverty Residen o propert Residen: Y 12 Ibs Dricd Peaches (halvee) for. 14 Ibs Cholce Dried Applea 12 I8 best new Prunes for rand” of O - hava nowjontatripped ail others. You get more Oyeters IS URE in ca B. £ i bran than - any other. 575 TREMER, SRR : General Western Agent, Omah {50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP | CHEAPER | CHEAPEST ! MAX MEYER & BRO. i | Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell theu » | entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their weN Store, Cor. llth & Farnham The sales of thi: WEIGHT AND ME. ™ 55?223?83335:38322‘35‘8 Houseand lot, Horback's sdditior Residence, Farnham st Honse and }lot 1 biock from Court House and } lot 1 block from Court Hous, House and corner iot 2 biosks from Gourt ouse . Houso ani 1't, ;. House and 1 acre, Gisos’ acditio House and lot, 11th street, Larco building and six lots, 1 mile out. House and lot on Davenport. House and 3 lot, near depat. House and { lot, near depo Houso and Iot, South Aventie.. Bou o and lot, Shinn's adi Residence, Kount: Linia Beans, 2 1b c Sugar corn, 2 1b can. Yarmouth corn, per can, Residence property, south part of town. House and § lot, Webster st.. Hovse and 5 acres af barrack House and Iof, Armstrong Houze and lot, South 12 st. Fat famlly mackerol, per kit Fat family whito fahy gier it Honse and iot, Rowtzs aud Rih's 3d Godfa; bonel ition i por I Residence and § lot B = i House aud lot, 161 ‘Tobuceo (Meerschaum) per i ‘Hams, sugar-cured, per I Butter, tresh roll, per Ib. E Complete prico lists farnished on appiication. Country orders will receive prompt. and carcful attention. Positively no zoods sold on croit. J. B. FRENCH The Original Relhble&figonc.e’rs. No. 1119 Farnham Street, OMAEA, NEB. J. H. FLIEGEL & GO. Successors to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, Boggs & Hill, Rear EstaTE Brokegs, 1408 Farn, St., Omaha, deb, : o20-10t Rogistrar Third Ward. | OMAEA, NEB, We Mean Business, Come and be Convinced, ! ~ i {