Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1880, Page 4

¢t HE DAILY BEE Monday Morning, Nov. 8. BREVITIGS, — Board of Trade tonighta] Paterson sells coal. degic!: Liading Hatter. o25: vertisement. an remedy. ) e Omaha Ferr, e live st ck arrivals to-dry were 1 i of fine haudk THE WORLD —E: Pattern: at Dusiman's, 3ath & Whi & of me recngincs, N ation takes p! . the 4th inst., Trinity Gu i frien tertuinment, the bt astou a finy amyetery “Uhe party who picked up anew 38 slibe Smich & Wesson revolver Saturd sening is known and will save ving it at the police eourt rex temperance est the W. Ladies i i1l please n I. C. A. yoom rnoon for the s nd wok of the winter. e corner stone of the new & is being erected ¢ list church wh aad Pierce streets w this week begin the erection of chouse and elevator to replace It wi o complete six woeks. The general meeting of the B e takes place this even -1l matters relating to th il welfare of the Ties of At Liave resolved to begin work fair, e proceeds to be uscd in sk inz the church in complete ordes e wivter. The president and ladies as- ¢ her bespeak the hearty co weractun of amombar of the society of the 1. 0. 0. F. Mo 0dd Fellows Reporter] Staley will £ the recent fle 2 Groud 1 Novemb tGrand x prisoners, Tt , Horned Horse, Two Calf and G s, who have \ White, opposite , receive fresh fish eve: twteti , Houses aud Farus, olumn on first yace. X Jpland aturday was o I the Chicazo, Burlingto v hhind ti alarm of fire was sonnd dox 1 out ten o'clock turned in’the alarm, no onekn n to young ers in the city to attendtbe the Y. M. C. A. rooms this Al ave invited. n f 1) will bo held next Sunday sary service devery mem n interest rd from on : ix of grade remained to be ails were in good sug ply uteresting bet was made on the e'estion betw to ke We wonld suy hrizade tander the A GAME OF BLUFE. Two Armed Robbers Rout a Policeman, Reporter and Hotel Clerk. Datective Hazen Said to be in Tfouble. The Withnell House was raided Fii- lay visht by acoupleof thieves,whoare sapposed to have gained an entrance by climbing over the front porch aud passing throngh an open window into the parlr. A guest was awaken- ed, 1 silenced by the sight f a drawn revolver in the hands of a des- He afterwards got down notified the might Frank Gable, who v for a policeman and ficer Bellamy on tee spot, ied by a Herald re vanced cn the bed ia the perado. my who eway to The two rob- ot the drop n to retreat hen entre the wing of the house. b and dssh 1 by a covple of shots from I's revolver, and escaped. d sbout $40 from the Tt was a WE ARE liuibva r Py county, red 80 » on the Niobrara, with 5 sh aboat Pappil ies for 5 being hunt- ed in the b n by the aut pasing counter- nd horse steal Our \ys Hazen was arrested ou confined in the hotel at til Tuesday night when he + an excuse to o out and escaped. It is sid that the sheriff of Dodge connty is after him too. The whole thing may be a ruse of Hazen's to en- able him to carry out some of his own e himself, CARD MONTE. nal from the d oap THE rinnate indi An un! U. P. travsferwas inthie city Saturdey 2 locking for some men who of throo-card- the east side, and beat him Ho went back at 10 ering any cluc. mor m in a game monte on syden Fire Kindlers which lls, are just the ¢ for Those in need of shoes, call and soe Ladies’ Mises #1068, 6S cente. tsed in ali c Ias, betwoen Califernta + etc., at Tizard’s Palace. the finest "2 =g, r the Shoe Fly Nest Week.—Good assortment of boots avd lly suited for winter received at Fallriede's, near nov6-1m. One piece of Hay- ler, costing 1} cents will start a hard coal fite. Try it. 1L ENGRAVINGS. ght to Omaha, and Don't fail to sco né-if Fiaest ev at New Y. them at E kson, opposite the o largest and best roin the sity. Edholm & postoffice, stock of S New Eng Hospe's, Fer Sale—Six-horse power Baxter « and boiler, ‘in good repatr. nodif ! FURS The Omaha Fur Manufactarer, Henry G. Richter, is to posite the postoftica. PERSONAL PARAGRAPES. gwalt, of the Empire , Tett for the east yeste:day. Clarinda (o), vesterda; of the U. P., ¥ in his pr , superiutendent of the ecst Inst evening cver the © me in from the east Sa Lowale’t at noonSaiunday Prof. © D. Wilber, of Crete, was inthe Saturday. ev. Geo. W. Frost was a west b turd: passenge Chas. H. Dewey was on the Pullman chart Saturday as an Ogden passenger. Lieuts'. Loudon and Welborn, A, went west Saturduy, en route to Fort Lar amis, Mrs. Estabrook left Friday for a visit w wecks with her daughter, Mrs, & e tie Rothsehild, » Ick, will give pisn & s, vemg the 10th ins e the 403 Cass stree toeu Twentioth and Twenty 9ose desiring instruction will plesse < i at onee. oot THE CREIGRTON, s Hotel in every respect, it on the northwest corner of d Capitol avenue. Thir « newly and el gavtly fur aghout, and the table and 4 b faze will comipare favorably 8 it & Brien, driser of the hoska d Tadder truck, left f Baiieg illne s of his mother. 8. «s, Miss Mery Anderson, i | conswumated srrsngements for that greaf artist to aprearat the Aca- | habityien; of Music, Friday, November 1°th, S. P. MORSE & CO., Con. TENTH AND JACKSON STREETS, Cash Jobbers and Retailers or Dy Goops. We are now prepared with - fall stock of winter goods to invite the at- tention of the people of Omshs, to the inducements we offer in our lie. Wo have always endesvored to show 01 cur counters goods that are rare in this market, thereby avoiding for cur castomers the necessity of sendirg abrosd for goods, which they would prefer buying =t homs. Wecannot better convince the public that we re- tail goods here at New York PRICES, than to invite their close inspection of our goods and a comparison with eastern prices. We give belowa few our leading bargains, which cannot be duplicated west of New York : A 23inch Black Satin at $1.50, which is usually retailed at §2.00. Our 80c Black Cashmere is better than §1 00 Cashmere clsewhere. ©Our$1.00 Black Cashmere is widely known as THE BEST THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR THE MONEY. We arenot without attractions In lower priced Black Cashmores, retailing an cll wool, wide Cashmere at 450 Our stock of mourning epecialties s choice, cmbracing 48-inch Basket Cloth; 43-inch Seeded Cashmere. 48-inch Janise, and 48.inch Drpd'Ete at prices usually charged for same 200ds 38-inch wide; also black suiting 1s,and Camelettes. In addition to these we have a choice line of En- glish Crape at lowest prices. In color- ed, Camelettes, Plaids,C.shmeres eic., ffor our usual attractions. In Fraxseis we have eome beautiful goods in plain colors and checks which are well worth your at- tention. Wo still lead in Hosiery, having re- cently added some besutiful winter specialti In Ladies’ and Gents’ underwesr we offer goods ut old prices, which wero bouzht before the recent advance in Children’s Vests and Drawers from 250 to the best Cashmere wool goods. Heavy western shirting flannel in fancy checks and stripes, also plain colors, the best goods made, for win- ter wear, KED TWILLED FLANNEL AT FACTORY PRICES, Waterproof in plain colors, and fancy s, cloaks and all kinds of win- ter wraps, NEW THIS SEASON, on com- parison, will bo found cheaper, and much botter made than these gocds flann we SacKING aally are. OUR WRAPS ARE MADE TO ORDER, ™ and coming to us through no second hacdle, we can safely guarantee the price, make, and cloth in every gar- mout &k, We quote as our prices, good cloaks f.ia $450 to the best and m st eleganily riumed goods. Our&4 50 cloak is meeting with ready sale, and constdered very cheap. Undressed kid gloves. Party kid gloves in PIVE AND sIx sUTTONS. S. P. Morse & Co. 10th and Jackson. Best Watchwork in the city, at ED- HOLM & ERICIISON'S, opposite the postofiice A Paralyzed Iassenger. A ead case came to our notice at noon to-dsy. The west-bound train had passengers in the Pallman corch,a Mr. Joe Davis and his family, consisting of o wife and six protty and healthy looking chil- dren, the youogest not over six months cld. Mr. Davis was engaged by a mining company at Hancock, a Lake Superior town, and fifty days a30 to-day he, with four othere, were upon a scaffolding thirteen feet high, loading a vessel with coal. The scaff- olding broke and precipitated the four men into the water with the coal on top of them. Mr. Davis fell on the deck of the vessel, striking his back ona chunk of coal and breaking off a small piece of the back'bone. He was picked up and found tc he par- alized from the waist down. The probability is that he he will never recover. He is going to Hastings with his family to live, and expects to buy a pieco of land and have it farmed. He is quite cheerful notwithstanding his misfor- tane and talked feoely to our reporter. His wife has some relatives living about 40 miles from Hastings, but they do not know of his coming. He has evidently been a strong, hearty man aud it looks pitifal to seo him thus prostrated tor life. among oter New Engravings at Hospe’s, —_— Fine ware at OLD PRICES again. st BENNETT'S, 113, north, 15th sireet. The best stock of boots and shoee, if not the largest. More goods for less money can bo had of A, W. Fuiirizne, near 13th and Douglas. It's Splendid. Ono crate of Hayden's Fire Kind- 1o costing $1.25, will kindle one hndred hard coal fires, or five humdred wood fires. Sold by all grocers, Tfyouhave tried everything else, without receiving any benefit, call at 230 Dodgo street, north side, between 13(hand 14th, and ece the agent for Lasc Nichols' American” Remedy. ol6eodlm Go to Tizard's Palace for:Oyatets, u6-Im Best fruit and candies at Tizard's Leok for GREAT BARGAINS in Cnoed Goods, in Sugar, Coffee’s, Tess, &c., &c., at W. R. BENNEIT & CO'S., 113 North-Fifteenth street. THE ELECTION IN CALIFORNIA does not intertere with the business of Kalish, the Star Tailor, who hus reduced the prices on his goods follows: 40 suits, reduced to $35; 835 su'ts, reduced to $0; $12 pants, re- duced to $10; 810 pants, reduced to Orvercoats and other work reduc- | ed in proportion. Call and select from a larze and elegent varioty of fall snd Remember the place, gpe door west of Cruickshank's on AMUSEMENT CALENDAR. The Social News of the Past Week. Pleasant Entertainments Ahead. (From Saturday Evening's Brz.)} Owing to pressure «f election news on our columns to-day and limited space fn consequence, we are comp:il- o1 to make our social notes somewhat more brief than we should otherwise do. AT THE ACADEMY. A good houte greeted tho first per- formance by the Sullivan company, Dan and Josie Morris, with the Mirror of Ireland. Toe entertainment was undoubtedly satisfactory to all, end the series of views presented were 0 beautiful and instructive as to be in themselves worth much more than tha price of ad- mission. Dan and Josie are artists in their line, and drew frequent and hearty rounds of applause. They ap- pear to-night for the last time. Leavitt's Vaudeville come on Taes- day next, the 9th. The Big Four Minstrels show on the 10th amd 11th. Mary Anderson, the distioguished actress, will be in Omaha, Friday night, November 12th, in her famous character of Bianca in the great play of *Fazio, the Italian Wife.” Miss Anderson is eaid to be at her best in the great tragedy, so the public of Omaha are in for a great treat. The |Patti Rosa troupe, & company on the order of Lotta’s, are booked for the 13th and 15th. DALLS AND PABTIES, The tenth annual ball of the Durant Eugine and Hose Co., took place Masonic ball, Monday evening, and was, as usual, a complete success. The hall was handsomely decorated for the occasion and the attendance was unusually large. Hoffman’ orchestra furnished excellent music. The opening party of the Entre Nous club takes place at Masonic Hall on the 12th of December. Theactive membership of the club is limited to fourteen, but over three hundred in- vitations have been issued to their friends. November 10th is tho date of the next Pleasant Hours party. The third annual ball of the Pionaer Hook and Ladder company will take place on Thanksgiviog eve, Novembcr 24th, at Masonic Hall. TIN WEDDING, Dexter L. Thomss end wife cele- brated the tenth anniversary of their marriage on the 27th ult., at their residence on Idaho strect. A large number of thelr friends were present to congratulate them. The guests were cordially received and hospita- bly entertained, and spent a very pleasant evening, the chief amute- ments bollg wsiv and danning. They presented Mr. and Mrs. Thomas with THE OFFICIAL FIGURE Abstract of Votes Cast in Douglas County, Nebraska, 21 |2 om 2 2 and” Hel«l® Candida'e £ November 2, ]_&fl): Victor Vilquai... Beach L. Hin llévvwlwxlli ' 282] 412| 23] 255 T. J. Majors.. T. J. Ham iton. or Lavsing. secretary of 8.3, Alexander G.'W. Johes B ¥, abap. Auditor Public Acct’s hiy Walll hs. D.C. Patters James R. Carey Troasirer of Stat T M. kartlel Frank Fold Go'r Mar Land David Neal: Sup't Pub. Instructi WAV W, Joces 377) e82] asof 90t} 234 Alexander ' Be 47| 1) 244) 15:| 29 A.C. Voo Ma CE i Abtorney 3 Dist John C. Mycrs . Sumoel R Johrs 1 Daniel Burr Senato s 5th Dist Char es K. Cowant, Jol R H. ienry Bolla.. Joseph Fux James 1. K Georgy ¥el Sunel Vau D Van ktten Hush Muroh, T. McCormic David Warren. John Bloom . . County_Commissionzr: K. W Corliss Jimes T McArdl rick e rile. For Court Houso b Against Court House B 436250140 451412 % ufe 1l 9, 43 :| 451412 | 146 (] 43/63/50l4c o) 3161 48] 4514 12120 1 3f s i 443311 (3912 Death Record. Mary, wife of Fred Lowen,died No- vember 7th, 1880. Funoral Novem- ber 8that 1 p. m., at Plckard's cem- etery, fivo miles north of the city. Y.M. C.A Convention. The fourth annual convention of Missouri Young Men’s Christian As- soctations will be held in Kansss City November 18 to 2lst, both days in- clusive. A number will go down from Omin — - a large amount of tinwsre. BOYS' SOCIAL. The boys' social entertainment at the Y. M. C. A. rooms Tuesday eve- ning was well sttended. The ladics having this department in charge— members of the Ladies’ Union of the aesociation—will leave nothing undone to make it an interesting feature of ihe Y. M. C. A. work. Ladica who are interested and desirous of siding those in charge of the work will please send thelr address to the Y. M. C. A. rooms. AT CREIGHTON HALL. The fair and bazar, given under the District Court. The following proceedings were had Saturday before His Honor Judge Jumes W. Savage: Jobn Galk was admitt d to citizen- sip. Tughes va. Hegbrosk & Co. Leave to attach b1l of particulars to petition now on file. Kalish ve. Kalich. Dismissed. Yates va. Iitner, adwinistrator. Clerk ordered to pay to Ma-tin Tttner as admintatrator certain money re maiiing in his hand Barker vi White. Guard. Allow- ancs of referce's fecs. Omaha National Bank vs. Forbes. Mandate from supreme court recoived, Wiean et al. va. Omaha. Leave to auspices of the Church of the Holy Family, opened at this hall last even™ ing with every evidenco of success. There is a fine display of articles for sale at the stands. The hall is taste- fully decorated. An elegant gold cornet will be voted to one of the bands of the city, three of which are entered for the rich prize. The fair will continue forone week. COMPANY G, This organization has ordered a fine new uniform, similar to that worn by the71st New York regiment, and will recelve them at an carly day. The new aniform consists of a dark bluo cloth dress coat, trimmed with light blue and gold lace, The pantaloons are of the same color, with light blue side bands. The waist and crows belts are 1 white web, and the cartridge boxes patent leather, bearing the letters **N. N. G.” inbrass. The buttons on the niform are scamped with the coat of arms of Nebraska. The caps are black plush, surmounted by a white plume. White epaulets complete the uniform, which is rich and neat. Best Watchwork in the city, st ED HOLM & ERICKSON'S, opposite the postoftice. Try Hayden's Kire Kindlers and you never will keep house without them. AUCTION! AUCTION ! At 1416 Douglas street, Wodnes- day, November 10, at 11 o'olock m., about 200 tuns of fce, and about three car loads of eawdust. ~Also the ice house, 40x46, and 15 foot post, situated near the Sulphur Springs. Terms of sale—Part cach and approv- od notes J. Boxxem, Auctioneer. C. A. Sung, Salesman. 6 2t Buy your QUININE PILLS at BENNETTS, 113 North Fifteenth Street. 71t Gen. Garfield uses Hayden's Firo Kindlers. Gen. Hancock don'r. Gen. Garficld got there. Gen. Hancock got left. Morar—Use Fire Kindlers and be bappy. Sold by all grocers. Dr. Hart has removed bis office from Dr. Woods’ ofica to Frenzer's black, apposite postoffice. Best Watchwork in the city, at ED- HOLM & ERICKSON'S, opposite the postoffice. Travellers and Citizer Toys and Fancy Goods chesp at s take notice: | : | ¢ Hooley's Men's at all hours at Tizard's Palace. B L el £ LRy BENNETT'S, 118 North Fifteenth . 71t filo amended answer instanter. Streiz vs. Holsh. Leove toanswer in thirty days. Tarkington ve. Hallenbeck. Time to prepare b1l of exceptions extended chirty dags. State va. James Fenton. Burglary. Motion for a new trial overruled. De- fendnt sentenced to to confinement in the state penitentiary for the term of four years Masonic. There will be & meeting of the members of Covert Lodge at the lodge room on Monday, November 8, at 7:30 p. m. sharp, and as the busi- ness to be considered is of a strictly private nature, none but members of Covert Lodge will be admitted. By order of the committee. OYSTERS. Selects. Standard. Medium. . seobtaenn At Luttle & Williams, 1413 Douglas street. 5-62t Edholm & Erickson, oppotite the postoffice, carry the larzeat and best stock of Solid Silverware in the city. Do not fail to visit Tug Lavirs’ Fatk. at Crecurox Haw, held November bth, 6th, 8¢h, 9th, 10th, 11th and 12¢h. Military compacles and the Fire Deprtment will visit the Fair during thoweek. Everybody will bo there. 43t E. Maurer bas opened his new saloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham street, Iate Elguttr's stora ' Im WaNTED—Immediately, 8 PAINTER; one that understsnds paper-hanging and kalsomining. Steady employ- ment, with good wages, to the right kind of aman, C, H. Stoneg, 52t Fremont, Neb. Fredarick, Leading Hatter, has just received some eplendid hats at $2.00 and §2.50—save a dollar. Winter Caps 50¢, 75¢ and £1.00. s-m-w A Blg show. Leavett's Gigantic Vaudeville Com- Baty will atrive to-merrow morning in a speciel car over the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, and will give an entertainment at the Academy of Music in the evening. It is the larg- est troupe of the kind traveling. It has forty of the best specialty people on the stage They just fnished a Theater, Chicago, and were all the rage. They will have a biz house here. Tickets will go on sale -this ‘mornlog at 9 o'clock. 2 jar room for rent, or will take a fow car loads of apples on storage. 53t Wumney. Crank & Co. JEWELR’ Latest desigus and a full tock at botcom prices. 2t WHIPPT MoMILLEN & CO. Edholm & Erickson, oppsite the poetoffice, carry the largest and best stock of Solid Silverware in the city. Real Estate Transfers. John Ruh and wifo to Henry An- de:wn; w.d lotlande. 4n. w. } and n 8t . = 500, 4 sec. 8,t. 14, r. 10, e. Wm. W. Lowe and wife to John Henry; w. d., part n. o. }, sec. 20, t. 15, r. 13, o.— 8400, Wm. J. Counell and wife to Paul Grossman; w. d, lot 12, and s. } lots 9and 11, ““0sk Knoll,” add. Omabia. — $2 500. Jas. M. Woolworth and wife to Jeunie L Bl'ss; w. d., lot 3 block 5, Reed’s 1st add., Omaha —£500. C. W. Hamilton, trustee, to Fran- cis Colton: w. d., lots 5, 6,7, bk, 2; lots 4 and 5, blk. 3, and luts 1 and 2, blk. 4; a1l in Lake’s addition, Omaha —81. Naomi L. and Catherine Davenport to Dexter L Thomas: w. d., lots 1 and 3, blk, 78, Florenca—818 United States to John F. Mo'tley: patens sw. } eec. 10, ip. r. 10, e. Geo. H. Yo:gsaud Lew W. HIII, to John Dee: w. d., sw}, sec. 10, T. 16, R. 11 east—§1,700. David Daley and wife, to Oscar F. Davis: w. d, nw} nwd, sec. 9, T. 16, R. 9 east—8320. Jennio L. and Moses H. Bliss, to Daniel Kenisten: w.d, lot 3, block b, Reed’s first addition to Omaha— $2.000. FEBRIFUGE A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. J.C. Richardson, St. Louls—D boy, 2 years old, had fe other day, or every day, Zmonths. Iused as much as 12 grains of Quinine during the day, but with no effoct; tried Ginchonia (alkhlold) Suiph. Cinchonidia, Salacine, etc., ete., but the boy got worso all the time. I reluctantly sent down to my drug store for your Febrifuge,and I writo just to say that he never had a symptom of fever after com- mencing Febrifuge, to date, being now over a month ago. I feel that Iought to say this much in behalf of your medicine. Am & rej M. D.,but retired from ractics. 5 yenrs nEo and devorlng my Pine o dru¥ bustnos = Very respecizally, J. W. HOWELL. IT 18 THE BEST. Stockton, Mo., Aug. 35th, 1870, 3. 0. Richardson, St. ilitord’s Fobrifugo i the best thing for Chills and Fover that we have ‘ever Randled. There never has been u cass That was NOT cured by it that was taken Hecording to directions in this part of thecountry. Yours traly, MACE & MITCHELL, Drugglsts: FROM A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM. Chillicothe, Mo., July 30,1879, 3. O, Richardson, St. Louis—My Dea: 8iri—fere Is something reliable; if you Ravasold hundreds of botties with like Forulis, Your riends, o S This at 1 had the Fever a0 Y e and the Sse of Sne-third of bottie of Cliford’s Febri- fuge promptly cared it. It s the speedi- esfolrel have known of. GEO. SAILOR. isto HE 8TILL LIVES? Office. . €Oy T Oy Asuai's, 1878, +—For over twoyears I have ol Povenaa, “Kgue, aod_srier overy thing I took ome-half bot Sieds Bebrituge, and it eured me rramnently: Lbelisve my case would e been fatalhad I not found this as Yaid. *ours truly, H,W. POOL, Manager “U. 8. No M{g Co.” —_— FEBRIFUGE GENERAL AGENTS: RICHARDSON & CO., - St.Loule, FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. P 7 | sires a sitaation as forem-n, or fo take cha SPEGIAL MOTICES NOTICE—Advertisemonts To Let For Sale' Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will be a- serted 1n these columns once for TEN CENTS Per line; each subsequent nsertion, FIVE CENTS por line. The st fusertion nver less than $56.000 72 wards for 10 6 year: edcity and farm pr. AN —AtS per cent_inter ims of $2000 and u p- Wi 3 fcal priater. thoroughly book au1fob work, X ot in tho country. Address &. L. J., Bes ofice. 5006 Wieuncoin grres team. Good references given. Les 0 GOOD Salesman, who speaks the Germ A ingmge wantsd, at L. €. E And Jic son. store, or to urive Address 3. 3., NTHD—A touse-keepor. Apply cor. 14 and Harney VWALTeo—A woman cook,at iho Emmets tchen girl, a* the Doran ‘office 1149, oposite the I —Immediately, to re” a dwelling > or sult of rooms; muct be in 20 d ‘ol tentauts prompt pay. ENT—A furnished room, saitable for ove or two gentlem:n, 8. W. éor. 15th and boward Sta. 3ttt OR RENT—C , on 5th and Pine Sts, I new house, cight rooms,on 13dar d “avs sts Enquire J. I Koe, . E. Cor. 15th and Farn- ham OR R OR RENT—House and lot in Shull's 2ad add., near n S. corrall. Enquire at Room 6, Cre o1 IOR RENT—¥inely furnshed rooms at 1310 Davenport strest, tet. 13th and Lith St. 9 hton Bi hed rooms over Mer. N. E. Cor. 16th 2 fuy change, OR SAL knot, Jowelry Store. D LANDS. Loo u of bargaing on 1a OTS, FARMS, i over BEMIS' new coly silroad Eating \OR SALF—Rhubard Roots, 300 hills for ealo at Charlton Brox, 16(h nd Davensort. ES And corner kalf of lot, southeast % corner 14th and CassSts., 7 room* in each; rent for 320 and 835 yer month Eris’ | EAL EstATz Aoexcy, 15th and Douglas Sta. 015, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS Lok over BEMIS new cclamn of barzains on 18t Pace. The sales of th WEIGHT AND m of ST SN Men’s Immense Stock for * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custo CELL.OTELETNNGr Made Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’ [72) R GVERG For Men, : Boys, and Children. ats cnd Caps, Farnham Street, Near Four_teenth at AGENTS FOR DEVLIN e 6 = 3 o BOSTON CLOTHI A==2F = FARNHAM STREET. NG GD.,l , HOUSE, o A, BOOTETS Oval Bran: ot nd than 1" K SALE_Cottonwood Iamber of all sizos.at REDMOND'S, Sixtoenth-st MISCELLANEOUS- QTVARE'S FAMOUS SHATING dress Agent, Box 665, Omana. {TRAYED—Light rcan cow, straight horn: long taii and cell on 4500 rewa.d will waid for her return to J. Teaverse, 515 11th § between Farnbam and Dougles. 8 OST—A corral breast. pin, between Metro- ORGHARD & BEAM. | CARFETS| popwIin R, DEWEY & S OMAHA. OMAHA wiostatrlped il others. d You get m.ve any ot eral Western Agent, TUNE’ J.B.FRE| XT3 =~ D. B. b W63t OY STHRS. 0 sters I¥ R, Omaba. M}NG GROCERS, oM AHA. = 4 politan hotel and restaurant. A Iiberat reward will be paid for its retarn {0 this offie. 8041 (STBAYED OR STOLEN_one sorrel mare, 5 years old, white face and saddle mark on side. Finder return to J. L. Hill, betw:en Farnha and Harey Sts., Omaha. sor.tf YEMIS OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST O Pargaing in Houses, Lots, Farms and new column o 1st pago AMES FEEWEN Keeps a short horn ull, o) ‘at 7th anu Fornham streets, for services! charges, 1.0, POWDER Absolutely Pure, _Made from Grape Cresm Tartar.—No othe preparation makes such lizht, flaky hot bre o luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dv witiiout fear of the lis resulting from b digestible food. Sotd only in ¢ by all Grocers, Powan Co.. ACADEMY OF MUSIC! " York FRIDAY, November I2th, '80, the Distinguished Actress MISS MARY ANDERSO! Sapportea by the Sterling Actor MR. MILNES LEVICK, AND HER OWN COMPANY. Hamil!on Griffio,Sole Manager. MISS MARY ANDERSON in Her Famous Chara-ter of BIANCA, —IX THE GREAT FLAY 0F— FAZIO, THE ITALIAN WIFE. Regerved Seats on milo st Max Meyer & Ero., | res] Tuseday, Norember ath. Tickets, 1.0 - o - I @wt HEATING The Gld Coin is this edab vaal-ther Stove | mented, has the new paen | b21fdozen of sny other than any other Stove of its size in the ma ket, a.d s, the efore, more durable than any other Stove, is stri uires no salesman to ssil it. as aitwr rafarence gells 1t MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE Cigars from $15.00 per Toba Pipes from 25 cents per Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & €O, 1000 upwards, cco, 25 cents per pound upwards. dozen upwards, Omaha, Neb. TOBBAGCONISTS ! O A EL A . CUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, MAX MEYER & CO., Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of in CIGARS and ¢ iil handle COUNSEL! GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 1 w1 EMAR, NFECTIONE 5N'S FRESH CYSTER en 1th § ., Omaha, Has ths exclusive sale of the G OLD COIN Th Go d Coi t, out trouble. Cor. 10thand Jac STOV NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS CATZ & FR! CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, And Wholesale Deal Fall and Win‘er we are now the best in the market. A large TOYS for the Heli_ay trude During the S, which § CANDY and SUGAR, W, F. STOETZEL, E. i out wear n w-1ghs fl warranted in ty Jbs. er;