Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1880, Page 4

HED 2 | RISEUP. WML DAILY:L Pare Thy Corns for the Cenatorial s of Paddock y Aching gers on the Lee a Micaw- n Event. iironted by Nu- merous Opponents. The Capital Section of the Siamese Twins Figuring for the Postoffice, Hungry Of Bark- ; | 82.50, s0ld eleewhere at $3 50. himself, he will no doubt go to Van Wyck. y/ . Oh, yes; the old cry of the fellow who thinks he can win in that way alone comes up now. PADDOCK WANTS A CAUCUS! and to that end all of his political strikers are operating. Even Vifqualn, of The Democrat, wao is & small-sized one, s talking for a caucus, and says that he shall use all of his cndeavors to have the democratic meml choose from smong the republicans and vote for him instesd of for s dem- ocrat whowould have no possible show to win, and all that kiod of *‘soft sol- der.” FOR CLERK OF THE HOUSE, Tus Beg's friend, Mr.;B. D. Slaugh- ter is on deck again, and in company | with Church Howe will worry the grangers members in pairs. Charlie Gould of Lincoln, isalso talked of and as hie hes been ective in the ~am- paign he would be justly entitled to the support of the Lancaster deloga- tion and he, no doubt, would get It. FREQUENTLY. GRAND DISPLAY. Bushman's Business Boom. His Store Crowded. with customers all plessed with the genuine bargains offered them, and satisfied thst no where else could such satisfactory prices be found. BUSHMAN'S STORE 18 CROWDED with fine goods. Striped velvets at Bro- caded silk velvets at $8 75, extia wide, e0ld elsewhere at $4.50 to §6.00. he very best 1 has hosts of r—and ErIT. b’ 4ll pon- dif he de k's brogaes found for pects Lo race for the V't casta shoe at | ), TOHNSON AND P urnal tails up an in tts attack on S a fight + was quit e Union er not_only but made wp it is fair to pre- 10 50 neain; but be a dotermination wns to Jawhawk nsts this winter, a STERS! ULST handsome line locks and Jack ient in q black silk sui on solic Doxawn & Hanuwsos, - 1408 Farnham St. m assistant su- the insane ho 1 that th ieve that A od to make hi (n15-21) b LEMING & 008 , Groeer: t Hospe's, o 00, w and two of his Saline has placed er footing than he Dawes Las beon r Peddock to cic., at Tisard's Dalang, BUSHMAN'S STORE CROWDED with woolens, dress flannels in wine, | dark green and garnet at 25c, worth 35 to 40c. See Tues. Cloakings, | baavers, waterproofs, ladies’ cloths, ™ | cassimeres for men’s and boys' wear, ulster cloths, blankets and flanrels, all at the lowest possible cash prices. BUSHMAN'S STORE GROWDED with fine dress goods, brocades, silks, aatins, velvets, black cashmeres from 402 to 21.25 for goods sold elsewhere at 45c and 50c to $1.60. Our cold cashmeres at 85c sell avervwhere clse at §1.00. In low priced goods you cannot help but be pleased. BUSHMAN'S STORE CROWDED with ladies aud gentlemen. Under- wear, hosiery, gloves, wool jackets, scarfe, nublas, ties. Something new in rachings, inold gold cardinal and sther colors. See them. Hamburg edgings, woolen embroideries, collars, cufls, gentlemen’s laundries, shirts, fige linen fronts, at $1.00, sold else- where at from $1.25 to $1.50. BUSHMAN'S STORE CEOWDED So much with goods we can hardly find room for cloaks and dolman, but we are offering them at extremely low prices. Sav: money and exsurine them at Bushma BUSHMAN'S STORE CROWDED. In overy department with new, choice seasonable gords. Wa have added several new features to our business this year. Ladics’ muslin underwear and gentlemen’s white shirts, It will psy yon to see them., Bazar glove litting Pattorns, the best in the world, {0 be had only at Bushman’ CLOAKS AND DOLMANS. The largest and most completo as- ! | sortmert wost of New York, we deal exclusively in Iadi s suits and cloaks acd handle a luoof goods to be found only with us, we guarantee bet- ter veluo inthese goods than any other house in the wst. Be convinced of this by inspecting a choice assortment of the abovenamed | 200ds just received at McDoNaLp & HARRISON'S. mon-wed-fri 1408 Farnam St. = PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Horace Newman went west yesterday. Ton. Ezra Millard left for St. Louis yes- terdayTafternoon via the Wabash. Miss Lizzie Canfield returned from a visit to Liocoln yesterday morning. N. N, Vindquest has returned from a sixteen days’ absence in Chicago. Mrs, C S. Chase, wife of the mayor of ha, returned from Lincoln yestarday. Tda L. Fleming has returned from where she has been attending the Musical College. Bortram Hauson, of the Union Pa- epot land office, has gone to Soux on business. Ed. Smith, formerly in the office of Col. E. F. Smythe, has returned from Blair and will practice in this county. General Hazen came up from Fort Leavenworth yesterday, and took the noon train for Fremont, en route to join his command at White River. THE GREAT DISPLAY of Choice Groceries will take place next Wednesday, st which time my friends are cordially invited to call and cxamine one of the most choice stocks of goods ever bronght to Oma- ha, and remember that a pure, una- Gulterated article of food will cost sou less, considering its strength and weight, than an adulterated article. 15-2¢ ‘Witnis M. Yates. California Poars, Plume, Grapes, o021:f = An Oriental Belle. Considerable attention was attracted on the streots Monday by e young lady panied by two sisters of Mercy. Tho former was dressed Tarkish fash- ion in locse, flowing garments of material and woro a very co- yucttish looking turban on ker head. Har complexion is of more than nut brown. Shois decidedly Oriental in appesrance and dress. th pe st S at vic FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! no ; Dawes for | 53,0¢ Omaha Fur Manufactarer, ta o walk. i [ {4 show, and why | Hevry G. Richter, is to be found op- y H capable as Pad. | posite the postoflica. o264 2 N . Heospe Has Removed - \d Van | his immense stock of *‘ART axD M- A NEW FIRM can- | s1c,” across the street, to the mew Ar & i, 2nd s not hunt- | pick building next doorto Harris & ek omd e s b i n!nfln»u\'c. In fact, | pop o n10-6t NOT A LAILEOAD MAN, ver Sixteenth and California et Death Record. friendhip of an | have put in an endre new and fresh line of o fafd $ul line of staple and fancy jes, pr dues, &2., which will be sold at th 1 possible cash figures. Fhe bo 1 hands at the busin D et b el do | e then ““tan. m_under,” for if o Dandy is not a cer wovl0-wethar ¢hould not be sble to make it for 3 T p.-m., A_compel _them o greqm Mre, John Barns, died at 12 oclock Novembor 14th, at her resi- nee on 14th street, between Cali- ia and Webster. The funeral The infant child of ex-policeman Mansfield, died November 14th, idste, and Daily | 2ed 4 months. Funeral took place at 3p. m. to-day. THE IRON TRAIL. | Prospects for a General War on Passenger Rates. Railway News & d Notes of In- terest. It is intimated in railroad circles that the C., B. & Q road is quietly taking a hand in the wat between the Wabash aud Chicago and Alton roads by enabling thelatter to sell through tickets to Council Bluffs at the same figares as the Wabach and carry her passengers there by the K. 0., St.Joo &OC. B., which is controlled by the «Q.” As thisisin oncsense a diver- sion of travel from the pool Iines, tho Rock Island and Northwestern, of course, take exceptions and it is likely that if the allisnce continues there will be a general cuiting of rates be- tween Omaha end Chicago as well ag from cities south of us. Asthe Altort road gives the C., B. & Q. its most convecient connection from Kansas City to St. Louis, which taken away would leave itat the mercy of the Gotld reads, it would appear that it would not be easy to destroy the pres- ent arrangaments. Unlessan amica- blo settlsment is arrived at their is no telling how soon the pool may be con- siderably agitated. THE LAST SPIKE, The last rail on the Omaha division of theSt. Paul and Omaha railway, was laid on Fgday, and the junction with the nOtth end made about the center of the Omiaha Indian reaerva- tion. The telegraph line along the road is mearly completed, &nd the work of moving freight will begin this week. Only lceal freight that cannot be held back will be handled at present aud passenger trains will not be put on before January 1st. THE PAUACE BUILDEES. The Puliman Palace-car company is constructing thefollowing equipment One hotel car for the Chicago and Northwestern. _This car is of unusual length aud comfortable arraugements. | ‘Hymeneal Sips. Mz, Carlos Woodworth, of the Omaha Merchants Exoross Co, ro tarned yesterday from Peru, TI! bringing with him a bride, in the per- 8on of Miss Rose Kune, formerly of this city. They were married cn Thuraday last atd havoslready settled down to housekeeping in a cosy home prepared for their reception, on 11th and Jackson streets. Oscar Sharpless, condactor on the Cheyenne and Laramie Division of the U. P., came in from tho east this morning, raturning from his wedding tour with Mre. Sharpless. The hap- Py coupls proceeded homeward on the the noon trsin. Tfyouhave tried ovorything else, without receiving any benefit, call at 230 Dodgo street, north side, between 13th and 14th, and see the sgent for 016¢od1m SPECIAL HOTICES, TNOTiCE—pevorisamente To Lot Four, Waste, Bosriing eerted n thess colimmas once for T per lins; ench sabsequent insertton, FIVE, O BOY WANTEP—in Omaha Shirt F Lani'y Two Pullman sleepers with smoking compartment and all the new features for the Chicego, Burlington Quincy. and | One Pullman sleeper, samo as_tho | VY above, for the Chicago, Rock Island snd Pacific. Five Pullman sleepers of the most comfortable arran~ements for the Chi- cagoand Northwestern. One_ofticial car, continuing every requisite of a business office, with sleeping accommodations, etc., for the 0,B. &Q Two chair cars for the ‘Wabash. They are intended for the Horton re- clining chai construction and exceedingly beautiful in appearance, both inside and out. The interior is finished in Cuba mano- gany, with beveled mircors between the windows. The marqueterio work is in black, and the ceilings are of wood embellished in what is con- veniently known as Queen Aune pat- terns. The cars run on the Wabash astandard trucks so as to retain the uni- formity of all tho company’s cars. All these cars will ran to the. Omaha transfer. THE_CONDUCTORS' CARNIVAL. The railroad conductors of the Rail- way Conductors’ Insurance Associa tion will meet in anoual convention at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago on Wednesay next, and after a two days’ session will take a big excursion trip. _The Chicagoand Northwestern and Union Pacific companies have placed at the disposal of these lucky fellows, who will be fully two hun- dred strong, a epecial train of five Pallman coaches, which will run from Chicsgo to Omaha over the C. & N. W. road, and through from this city to San Francisco over the Union and Central Pacific roads. The train will run through without change, leaving Chicago on next Friday morning and arriving at the Transfer the following morning in time for breakfast at the Union Pacific hotel. This train is to be run tothe Pacific coast and back free. The conductors will be absent two weeks or eighteen days, and wili stop at all points of interest between Omaha and San Francisco. Omaha and the Union Pacific rail- road compary will be represented on this excursion by the following knights of the punch: Jim Cruickshanks, Jim McHugh and_Jim Kernahan, The latter, Johnny Moore eays, is go- ing to take another lock at the Salt Lake tabernacle. © RAILWAY BRIEFS. The enormous earniags of some of the great lines of railway may be been that of the Wabash for October, which smounted to $1,226,671. Tho lust report of the U. P, for August, shows tne total earnings to have been $2,174,422,22. Deduoting the ope- rating expenses $1,005,317.02, the net gain is $1,169,105 20. The fron posts for the shed over the platform of the Northwestern company at the U. P. trausfor are now all up and work on the roof will be com- menced this week. Two or three cars per week of _can- ned and tierce beef and pork will bo shipped to England during the winter by Harris & Fisher. An advance of five cents per hnn- dred pounds on eastern freight rates, has been ordered at a meetiag of the general freight agenta of castern lines, to take placs Nov. 22. The report that the Union Pacitic and Central Pacific railway companies are to be consolidated at an early day obtains a good deal of credence. Those bst informed eay that most probably the Central Pacific be put inat 100 and the Union Pacific at 125. . For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine and boiler, In good repatr. Apply st Beeoffica nodtf Real Estate Transfers. Mary C.and Nathan J. Burnham to Col. Barnham, w. d.,lot 75, Nel- son's add., Omaha—§2500. Augustus Kountze et al, to the Omaha Foundry and Machive Co., 7. d., 150100 acres on 17thstrest in Keuntze & Ruth's add., Omaha— $1750. M. L. Gilmore to J. A. Horbach, w. d., lot 3,block 156,0maha—g35 50 ‘Wm. F. Heins, county treasurer, to Geo. C. Hobbie, t. d., vatt se}, sw} sec. 3, t. 15, r. 13e—S1 Good Enough. The office in the building with S. T. Ferguson's drug ‘store, cormer Twelfth and Douglas streets, formerly oocupied by Dr. J. F. Oaks, has been secured by the well known practi- tioner Dr. H. W. Hyde, who moved into it on Saturday last. The move is good one, both for the dootor, who is a rising young physician, and also for the store snd community in that ward generally. STEEL ENGRAVINGS. Finest ever brought to Omaba, and at Now York prices. Don't fail to see them st Eatos's 6 They are of improved | i T oll fucnis ed rDolte and Mth Sta. Bost of Teferences require an ar/angement c sent vecup nl's corresy seuce, prefercd £03'm-w-{ teman with whom ‘be'made to att: nd o pre: ouden-e during bis ab. cto AP T rished or w near Howard, S5 houed, cur'able for two R ated by rogisier, at 275 Capitol 1 SHED Rooms for ront, at Doran posite Beo « i o. 21t on 5th and Pino Sta, now house, of d Cace Sta’ nquire J. +. Loe, h and Farn- 696-41 0 Shulls 2ad Enquire at 661-t1 chants Exchange, Dodge strocts. €55 J. P Omaha. S ed farms in thi3 s be disposad of a° a harz: to suit purchas Timbervile, or wodern 10 o bu ldings, cor, 10th and Euquire Ea'dwin & Bobm, 15th S60.t1 OST—On 18th €t, a pair of g Specacies in tin Finder feave the at Chariton Fros., corner 16! ) fnformaticn leading At Goodman's drug store. TFOUND: Aol Trsh satter, Ouwuer can cal ot Stein's B rber shop, 15tk st. G616 FXOBLSIOCR Machine Works, onEAXA, NES. RAIVARD, Tax‘adermist,cornor 3th and Howard st d Laac Nichols' American Remedy., | .| Counties in the & <. | through the City. v[on Improved Farms in Doug- . | 4 beautital lots J. Hammond, Prop. & Mansager. The mast thorovgh sppointed and_complete Machine Sops and Foundry in tho state. s of every description manufacted. Engines, Pumps and every clase of machinery made to order. ‘pecial attention given to Well Augars, Pulleys, Hangers, Shafting,Bridge Irons,Geer Catting, etc s Modary o ety Zeeseiah 3 56 Harney St., Bet. 14th and 15th. TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE TIE WEEKLY BEE For One Year. ONE MILLIGNAGRES| GHEAP LAK EIT ASTERN NERRASHA, $2T0$5PERACHE, 20,000 Ac = DOUGLAS GOUNTY, gy E e 6 to 12 Miles from Oinaha, | S. P. MORSE & G0, \CASH JCBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY L:00DS. FARNHAMST. An Gpporfunity is Now Offered to all Ladies West of New York City to Make Their Purchases from the Finest Line of \GK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! er shown in a retail store; purchased for cash direct from French manu- facturers, and especially made and finished for the retail srade. OUR “GCASHMERE GRIFFON SILKS,” “CASHMERE ALEXANDRE SILKS,” “CASHMERE PRINGESSE SILKS,” “SANS NOM SILKS,” Tn all numbers and all widths, commencing in 21 inch Cashmere finished | at 125, up to the finest production of the celebrated | “TOOMS OF LY ONS.” S 6 to $10 pe Long Time and Low Inter Large tracts soit Cclonies in all the 80,000 acres through lowa. A large number of Farms in Nebra them mear Omah per acre, An Immense List ¢ OMAHA Consisting of Hlegant i dences fron: $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacanf lots in the additions to Omaha, Eundreds of lots scattered Hous: nd Lots, Business Houses 1 Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estate, We also have MOKNEY TO LOAN las County, on 6 years time, at 10 perceat. interest to all who cen show good titles. Maps for Douxl. Counties for saje, and Sarpy Solden’s eda House Residence and corner House and 60 feot front, Larze houso and corner’ i d th Hor use and o House and b alf I Elogant bri Finest rosid Houso aud full fot, Now house and 14 I Residence propertsy. Rosidomoe proerts; 1é Houseand 1500 Residenco, Fumbam Honso aud }lot 1 L House and } lot 1 blo outi House and lot, Kountze §iok. ‘House and Jot, 16th Boggs & Hill, Rear ESTATE BRokeRs, s&~Ask Your Dealer For It} These Goods We Offer at LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. n inspection will well repay intending purchasers. FINE BROCAIDE S1 LS, 21 inch Brocades in bronze, garnet, navy, brown, $1.00 a yard, worth Fine Black Brocade at $1.25, worth $1.75. sch, all Silk Brocades, at $2.00, $2.95, $3.00. VELVETS, PLUSHES, SURAH’ SILKS. ik Velvets at $1.00. 1k Velvets, at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2 50, $3.00. ilk Velvets from $4 00 to $9.00 a yard PLUSHES! PLUSHES!] Silk Plushes in all Colors, all Shades. SROCADE PIL.USEHES In Garnet, Navy, Green, Prune, Gendarine, Ete. CASHMERES| CASHMERES! ¢ and Colored Cashmeres, all Wool, 45 cents. 0 inch. Colored Cashmeres, 70, worth 90 cents. ur 40 inch, Colored Cashmeres, 80, worth $1.00. Our 40 inch Shudda Cashmeres, 75, worth $1.00. ; BLANXKXETS, | DO SSTICS TABLE LINENS, All Betailed at New York Prices. Qualities equal, we are to-day selling goods cheaper than any house in the west, 16 inck One price marked in plain figures. S. P. MORSHE & CO e —— --HAS NOW OPENED FOR INSPECTION HIS NEW STOCK 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. g ---OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS POpp'elOn Block. the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the city. —CITIZENS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMWINE our large display of Dress and Business Suits, Fall Weight Overcoate, Novelties in Furnishing Goods, Stylish Hats and Caps, Trgnks, Valises, Califorfornia Blanketsand Overalls, &c.. Grand % ? ; ?é E N G —NOONEIF BECONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL buy one dollar'’s worth of Clothing until he has seen our immense Stock and learned our Prices. AGENTS 'FOR DEVLIN & CO., . THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, 4 =1<> FARNHAM STREET. T 2X2 MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. The larges: and best sssortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., H. H. MARHOFF, - - - 117 14th St., 3 Doors North of Douglas St. 50,000 DOLIT.ARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST! MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thewr 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 y Pure, Tartar.—No othel t, flky hot breast dypeptic om heavy I s all Groeers, Powoan Co.. N w York MAKE NO GREASE mica and isinglass cor in the world ¥ ndvrcse MICA MANUFAGTUZING CO., 31 MICHIGAN AVENG oct2-f 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, tfeb, e. Samples worb rees Stisson & CO We Mean Business. Come and be Convinced. i