Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1880, Page 4

{HE DAILY BEE. ‘Wednesday Morning, Nov. 1’7: BREVITIES. Paterson sells coal. Wixren Cavs, fifty styles, “Cheaper wEDERICK, HATTER. No city conncil to-night. advertisement. American remedy. at . Nick P rier is running the Omaha Ferry. bulk perfume at Kubn's only. waricty of chest protectors &b eventy-four cars of stock in yesterday the west t received at, Saze's a fine lotTof » Braces. sple, McMlan & Co., the jewel- 02628 t received at J. L. Ni ho's & © § fre b butter, eggsand pou'try. wholesal avd retail, at th St. 2 Douglas street. Y THE WORLD—Bair terns at Dushman’s, tf the post- Mhursday. ots, Honses and Farms, " mew column on flrst page. ile track, 2,000 feet lon in at the new government cort P.f e woman who stole a baby carriage neil 1 ufls, and brought it over te o with her, was yesterday let off 53 and costs upon res'oring the prop Lots, Farms, Honsos and Lands. Look Bewis’ now column of bargains on 1st pas. ices of al kinds of gro- Apyles and potatoes corge Deimrod, U, P, k. nizts \n adjourned meeting of the Usion Libraty association will be held ail and got at low figures, « were all late Tuesday, the Rock quarters, the Q" 1 the Lin- u twenty minutes The lo- ive of the latter came in with only wuecting rod, which accounted for ach, jon of $10.47 was taken up ! A. meeting, ing this evo athof Faith.” The ucted by Dr. P. S, awing. Al are cor ted in the work for the rish and the mi i ot for th ticers for Hall at > cloction o Masonic Tu the United Nichols and Georke CI nd, were arraizned on an v for waking sing couuter- oy plended not d allas Kincaid, of Char Crand 1 fyit silver dollar A not guilty. Who is that remarkally tall g-ntle- ked an 1, of the U wsonand be is otin realit, so looks, u e Sunday ONAL PARAGRAPHS. Divewore returned yesterdsy 1 the east. . 8. McClary, of Norfolk, is in the erday. enant Governor Carns and wife trcin the city. Peter Hugue and family left for Fort Steele yésterday. Cisuncey’ Wilize, of Grand Ie- lund s in the city. Wil Doolittle left for a businees :1p through the State yesterday. Hon. Jobn D. Howe bas gone to A Poiut on legal businesa, James McMurray loft for the Gunni- Bon country yesterday, to be sbeent Probably until spring. Mrs General Frederick avd Mre, THE SAW-DUST ARENA. How Seth Thomas Made His Advent in the Sporting World. Mike Sculley’s Good Reason for Joining the Pro- fession. Mike Scully, who is now under- taking » big feat atthe Grand Cen- t-al billiard hall, was a blacksmith by trade, but having a little girl who w.s a cripple and being unable to enough from his trade to have her treated by s phy- sician, he undertook his first swalk to swell his purse for that object. He was 80 successfal, and the profits 80 good, that he has been s pedes- an ever since by choice. He sent his child to the surgical institute st earn A NOVEL PATENT. Shot to be Manufactured of Iron Instead of Lead. The Woods are Full of Shot Towers. No eooner does Omsha make & move in some mew enterprise than Council Bluffs follows suit, and the latest is in the matter of a shot tower tobe built on grounds already pur- chased, near the government corral. Our suburban neighbor will not, however, manufacture ordinary lead shot. Byno means. She getsup & a new and improved kind of her own. The Nonpareil of to-dsy states the situation as follows: The probabilities are that Council Bloffs will, at no far distaut day, be the headquarters for the manufacture Tudiaospolis, and has been gratified to see her grestly improved by the care she received. Mr. Sculley will enter the six daya go-as-you-please race, to occur in New York the last of next month for the O'Leary belt, and he thinks his pres- ent week will just put him in good training for such a contest. He isa powerfully built man and appears to have an iron constitution. Seth Thomas, the Nebraska man, who rocently walked in Council Bluffs against an Towa man, the two represeuting the adjoining states, s #aid to be the man who, about three vears ago, walked against Bob Math- ewsen, in Lincoln, when he was known s Willam Lan- dakers. At that time time Lan- dakers beat Mathewson and it was be- lievod that it was aput-up jobasabout $10,000 was lost by the betting men of tae Capital on Bob. The two went away togethef to Landakers old home iu Tllinois, where the same game was played cxcept that Mathewson won in this instance, a large amount *| of money changing haude, a5 before. A citizen of Humboldt, Nebraska, feom whom we lesrn these bits of his- tory, says that Thomas came to Hum- boldt during the summer, agd that about the same timo » man supposed tobe bis partner settled ata emall town not far off, and the twc subse- quently cstablished extremely inti- mate rolations. The Humbolt men who were backing Thomas felt that perhaps they were slightly taken in in the'matter. HAVE YOU SEEN Dohlm wns at Kurtz's, Cloaks at Kurtz's, Dohlmans at Kurtz’s, Cloaks at Kurtz's, Kaurtz's Store, Creighton Block. -th NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY OVERCOATS. MEN'S OVERCOATS, $2.50. MEN'S ULSTERS, £.00 BOY'S ULSTERS, $§2.50. AT POLLOCKS. Wairere, McMites & Co. will remove to their new store, in Creighton Block, Thursdsy, Nov. 18, < | consequently ttey are offering any- thing in their line at cost. 16-2t The neatest style of gold pens and pencil cases in the city, are to be found at Edholm & Ericksons. They have something iu this line which is <specially attractive, novel, unique, andsome and useful. Alsoa splendic line of gold tooth picks in elegant in laid cases. CAPS AL Bonner's Stoves—much the finest in the Market. 1416 Douglas street. 022t Oan 202 o T There will be a stated communica- tion of St. John’s Lodge, No. 25, this (Taesday) evening for work in the M. M, degree. Visiting brothren are cordially fnvited. Jawes B Rower, Master. ——a? New Engravings at Hospe's. B. & M. Land Department. As many know, the offlce of the B. & M. land department in this city has X. J. Burnhaw have returned from a 1 ow York. Cl. M. Y. Sessions and Judge Har- wood, of Lincoln, were fn the city N nday attending U. S. court. tieo. 8. Doan, formerly chisf en- st of the B. & M. and superi deot of construction, was in the city ye P eriay Hockenhull, a banker 1L, is in the city, w.oJ! Biackburn, of the Union Pacific ¥, came up from York with her Monday, and will spend a Sev days in the city. TnvNquoJrnll‘ : Teom the lust issae of this inter. 0t publication we learn that there are at present in the instituteseventy- twe papils all of whom are in good heelth and progressing finely in their wtulita, Of the faculty Profeesors Mc “lure and Reid have been with it for vight years. 7 4 we will move to our new quar- tor. about Thursday, November 18th, we ro offering every thing in our line much Tower than ever before. Come ®nc see us. of Choice Groceies will take place nes. Wednesday, ot which time my frievde sro cordy and “samine on> of the most choioe stoc s of go0ls ever broughit to Oma- he, snd remomber that a pare, una- Gulis#ated articls of food will coet you loss, cousidering its strength and " wos at, than an adultepated article. 2. - - Winns M. Yares. N w Engravings at Hespe's, F.oth Swoet Cider, at FLEMING'S. 52t FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! Tie. Omaba, Fur Manufacturer, Her ry G. Richter, is to be found op- posi e the postofiice. e boen but an appendage of the general land office at Lincoln, and wo' learn that it is soon to be removed to Lin- coln entirely, where it will be under the managoment of Mr. J. C. Bonncl), formerly located at the headqusrters in Omaha. Do your shopping at Kuriz's. t-th Rremovep —By Thureday, Nov. 18th we will be in our new quarters snd are offering EXTRA BARGAINS in jewelry, watches, etc. 2t Wareeie, McMiuies & Co. e RINGERS DID IT. Sos Ringer's $1.00 Hats, worth 81.50. See Ringer's $2.00 Hats, worth $3.00. See Ringer's $3,50 Hats, worth £5.00. Soe Ringer's $3.00 Hats, worth §5 50. See Ringer's $4 00 Hats, worth §7.00. See Ringer's $5 00 Hats, worth $8.50. See Ringer's $6.00 Hats, worth $10.00. Tkose are rare bargains. 115 north 15th street. A Pleasant Party. The soclal party given Monday in Scherb's Hall was largely attended and a complete success. Over thirty couples were present. Dancing was the programme until 10 o’clock, when au excellent lunch was served. Danc:’ ing was again resamed and kept up til a late hour. The best families of North Omahs were represented at this party, which was gotten up as a farewell to Miss Maggie Latey, who starts soon for Osceoln, Neb ; to teach school. Tt was an “event “which will be looked back mpon as most ep- joyable and a Worthy cMupliment to Miss Latey. THE CREIGHTON, A firct-claes hotel in every respect, is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenve. This vew house is newly and elegantly fur- nirthed throughout, and the table and bill of - fare will compare favorably wish the best in the land. Give it & trial. Norunner at tho Depot. o of a shot that is caloulrted to revolu- tionize the world in the shot business. For some time past, four industrions men, of whom two are citizens of Oouncil Bluffs, Messts. A. D. Walker and Geo. K. Beard; have been quietly experienting o a shot dropped from irdn, and have ‘made such fine | togress withtheir ex- periments an’ csts that they have applied for " teceived a patent for the manufact: to of dron shot,” something new in the sfiot tins. The inventoes claim that the advantages of the iron over the leaden shet are numerous and importent, among which are deeper penetration, non- flattening, and they will not foula gun. They also claim that the ma- chinery necessary to the manufacture of this now style of shot Is rimple and inexponsive, and that in building a factory for their maaufacture no tower is necessary. Already thin invention has caused a great furore among shot mikets and sportsmen all over the country, and the inventors are constantly in re- ceipt of letters making inquiries ro- garding their invention and whether or not they are anxious to dispsse of the patent. But the two gentlemen living in this city are desirous of start- iog an extensive factory in Council Blufls, considering this #s good & point as any. They are now ready to go to work, and de- sire to raise a stock company to build and engage extensively in the manu- facture of the iron shot in this city. Mr. Walker is willing to invest $2,000 in stock in addition to his being one of the patentoes, which is certainly a guarantee that ho realizes that there is comething in the invention that work will bring out. "LIST OF LETTERS fomaining in tho Omaha postoflice for the weck cnding Saturdsy, No- vember 13, 1880. GENTLEMEN. Alwo AWT 2 Anderson O Badolet A Batler W Bush S M Brown J H Christenson C C'abaugh A “onaut H J AumunllerS And rson F 2 Veng-tson A Batey W Brett R Burke N C Cummins L H appel T rlgon O ristie J DnLauraus B Jyinga T Feaokford WJ Gradquist ¥, Galloway J G Hathaway C C Tayes P Hutchison W H Holmd U Hanrington J C Hannig EG doyee Johnson R B Krauz P Keagy VO Leeman M J Loowenthal T Moore E T Matheis T J. McGowenJ H Murray R McPath J B Miller J McCoffey Nichols Neimeyer A J P, 3 Levious M Montgomerie W McFadenC. Matc es T J MeElivit M J Moore JD S McGui esy JC Myres J yre: Miilage I J Nachtigall T Nickson T Patrick M Eutm S ealy Reynolds A Reymann, Remann J Sellers C R 2 Slocam H W Shepherd J W Shawer § Sree! Stewart R P Sundquist J G Sarli J Thurlan J Taylor W H Tidotson R M Wescott Wycoff J Wagner J W Woolworth W E Tomlinson J Tulley T Thibbles T right Wilson G R Welsh J Young D F FIRMS. Leiler & Co. Shields & Bros Scharf &Co LADIES. Brooks Miss R Balet Mrs Nettie- Covey Mrs I, B Cotter Mrs E; Clark Mps F L, Clark Mrs A = Frescher Mrs K Gilmore M s C Johnson Miss M Johnson Mre C H Loyde Miss M McNaughton Bell Moore Mrs S J Nilner Miss K O Britn Ellen en Mrs J Stauglin Miss M Start Miss ¥ J Seott Ma M J Womack Miss C Wilson Mrs L Allen Mrs Wm Bjorkman Miss C Bangs Mra J B Cuok Mrs M Cotter Mrs W P Cassidy Mrs M Miss A Gering Sarah Grautz Mrs W W Jones Mrs V. Sohuson Miss A Medin Miss H McCoy Miss M Myers Miss H Newton Mrs Wm Palmer Miss E Pattee MissiDE] Scott Miss M~ Staude Miss E Turnia Ellen Loach G Novotny J Stack F " POLICE PICKINGS.™ 1 A Riotous Female on the Anxious Seat. Win the polics cowt ysterdiy matters were dull, as they have been for week past and a look of settled gloom characterized tho countenance of the judge and was reflected in the facen of the reporters and attorneye. After disposing of two plain drunks at the nsual figures and writing out the mittimus in thesbsence of liquida- tlon the judgetook up a case of dis- orderly conduct superinduced by ex- cessive uso of ardent spirits. The defendant wasa womanand her excuse for gotting full was that her husband had set her the example. Thetwo donot agree when i liquor and the testimony showed that the woman left her house and wentto' & neighbors to solicit shelter until the conjugal sform wes passed. Beingre- fased she assailod the inmates with a volley. of the vilest insults, the result of which was that they coald etand it no .longer and had the old lady pulled. Before hig Honot yesterday the defendant accused i of the witneases against her of Boing “‘kept” by a young man, and receiviog a8 her monthly stipend therefor the sum of §1C. She was challenged to prove the charge, arid ultimately the court shut her up with the infornistion that ehe would have GENTLEMEN OF OMAHA. Tn a quist way %o ato eelling Jots of Hosiery, Underwear, Handketchics, Collars and Cuffs. Call and examine. tth- KURTZS, Creighton Block. Hospe Has Removed his immense steck of ““Art AND Mu- sic,” scross the street, to tho mew brick buildiog next doorto Harris & Fisher's, n10-6: For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine and boiler, in good repatr. Apply at Bk of nodtf Commiseionera’ Proceedings. Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment. The minutes of were road and approved. The followlng accounts wete allowed from the?general fund: John T Clark, petit juror, October e s term, 1880 G Wn. Clark, work on oad last meeting JaL D sie0 a 18 00 Lacey, petit jurcr, Oct. 188) 26 00 #,petit juror, Ustober I W. Bing Wm. Doll, petit juror .. Two persons, work on road W. Wilson, grading. R. H. Pickard, work o ro: C.A. Jensen, balance on gradin, Peter Goos, m jurors 5. D, Titus, medicine for poor. Smith, courity & Willi Geo, H. G it juror r.ad isson, wood fory . Burmeister, goods for . W. Corliss, county cour-, Aug. 18 . 109 00 liss, county court, Aug. S <) - 2t0n 15 00 305 T e E.T. Duke, Nulis, enry Bolln & Co', goods for pos J. B. French & Co., groceries ‘o, J..J. Points, & i lic Instru Henry Grel J.J. Nichol & Co., puois for posk. Chas, Childs, woud for poor. ... Stuwp & Dutton, balance on gii- ing. wemB a @B syss eiwe, coffins for por R. M. Captuer, room for election. Henry Grebe, bailiffs fees Max Meye & Co., letter Geo. H. Guy, bd. and cor oners, October, 1580 Eicht persous, tales jcrors. Sixteen persons, witness fees. ... .. The following resclutions adopted: Resolved, That the county treas- urer beand hereby 1s directed to draw from the general fund $28 82 and ap- ply the same to the payment of the dolinquent _personal tox of John N. Eilinwood for the years 1877-'78-'79, for services as juror. Resolved, That the county treas- urer be and hereby is directed to draw from the general fund $18.22 and ap- ply tho same to the delinquent f sooal tax of Omaha Post and Charles Bankes for the years 1877-"78-"79, for advertising, Resolved, That the county trossn- rer bo and hereby is directed to draw from the general fund £119.15, and apply the same fo the payment of the delinquent personal tax of Omahn Publishing company for the year 1879, for advertising, Resolved, That the connty treasu- rer be and hereby s directed to draw from the gesers] fund §18, and apply the same to the payment of the de- Tivquent persons] tax of Chas. Hoins for the years 1876, 77 and part of '78, for work on road. Resolved, That the ferry license of J. R, Porter be and hereby is reduced from $25 to 82 per year. The clerk was directed to request of the city council that they have 17th and 18.h streets, between Farnham and Harney streets put to_established | grades. Adjourned_to Nov. 17th. JOEN R.' MANCHESTER, County Clerk. W.N. WHITNEY is sole agent for tle celebrated “BURT SHOE.” Buy ycur SHOES at WHITNEY'S. Buy your BOOTS st WHIPNEY'S, Buy your OVER-SHOES at WHIT- NEY'S. nol6-4t Do your tradioe at Kurtz's. t-th FIxE coops, FAIR PRICES, FueviNe's. New Citron, Lemon and Orange Pecl New Filberts, Almonds and Peccans- New Brazels, Hickory and Walnuts. NEw Currants, raisens and figs. New French and Turkish prunes. Nrw prunelles, peaches and cherries. Everything first-clas in our line of goode. Fuenmxo & Co., Grooers. 16t-w Coming on Business. The Board of Public Lands and Baildings will visit Omsha to-morzoy to inspect the Deaf and Dumb insti- tate. e S Real Estate Transfers. Ohas. H. Dewey and wife to Ira w, d, lot4, block 13, Clazk and wife to Peter. d, se} see. 22, t. 15, T. 11, Henry Pagelee and wife to James E. Doore; w, d, n lot 4, block-dl, Ex V. Smith’s add., Omaha—8700, Do your shopping at Kurt e STEEL ENGRAVINGS. Finest evor bronght to Omaha, and at New York prices. Don’t fail to see them at Ratan’s n6tf A Card of Thauks. Four Ouama, Neb. The thanks of 8 bereaved. husband istendered toall friends, who duriug the iliness of my-wife (the. late Mra. M. Roberts) have been instrumental invelieving herwants, both of mind and body,but more especially to Mrs. Gen. King whose actions are proverbial in 'this commnuity, for deeds of charity and pure bensfiognoe. i W. W. RoBERTS. POOR-FUL "PEALS. - Sufferers Irrespective of Race or Religign to Have Their Needs Supplied. ‘A Cause to be Oarefully an Prayerfully Considered by Al At the last meeting of the Ladies’ Relief society, there was adopted the following report of a commiitee to whick had been referred the question of estabishing & permanent “home” in the city to aid them im looking after the poorand destitute: We, your commrittee on permanent home, met at the appointed time and place. Tho many questionsportainiog to the welfare and prosperity of the society were discussed at leogti, but especially that relating to the eatab- lishment of a permanent “‘home’” in Omaha, Wo recommend that the funds for this purpose be raised by personal solicitation, and ti§ each member of the soclety be a committss of one for that purpose. That a committee be appoititsd fo solicit a donation of land from' the city, the cotty and from individual That » statement of the intentions of the socicty in this regard be pub- Tished in the daily papers of the city a week in advance of tho_sotisitation for land and funds, aud that each editor be requested to write an edito« rial endorsing the movement. Mre. Dinsmore, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Webster, com- ‘mittee. THE APPEAL, Totite Citizens of Omaha and Douglas county: The Ladies’ Belief Society of Onta- ba wonid address the_following atate- ment and appeal, to the consideration of which they would invito their spe- clal sttention We oati 10 longer occupy car small and crowded buiMding on . Howard street, 35 it is consideréd uneafe and thanitable for our increasing Iabors; and for this »eason wo ask yon to aid us in procuring a Picce of ground ent- ficiently large for a building to be de- voted to a *‘Home.” Caunot our city sathorities furvish us with suci 8 lot, in some healthy part of town, free of rent and taxation, 50 long as it shall be used olely for charitable pneposes! We als) require means for_erecting & eéommodious building suitable for those jurp-ses. The sum required will be at lenst ten thousand dollars. But this does not appall s, as many of our most influential citizens assure us of their co-operation and support, if wo will undertake the labor of solicit- ting the funds and putting in opera- tion this 80 much needed institution, Trustees will bs appointed to take charge of funds, whose stames will be found on all subscription papetsoffered to the public, Tais contemplated institutinn will be governed on the broad principles which have always characterized the doings of this soctety, viz., supplying 00 | tho needs of sufferers, irrespectiv of ) | race or religion. . Every church in the city will give us its cordial support. Will not ou city council discuss this b ? matter of graniing us a lot for our building? “We ask it for tho sake of the children of drunken and poor parents! Wo beg it for the_sake of iriondless, homeless virls, and for the 3 | azed sick who cannot be properly cared for at our county poor bouse. We hope all charitablo sacisties of the city will unito with us in the un- dertaking, believing that moro good can be accomplished, with less labor, and the samo expenditare of money, and that_s'rongth will be given by thus uniting our offorts. We are 1o novice in_this work; wo bring to it the oxperience of ten years' of earnest labor, under great disadvantages, for the lessening of 5 [ poverty and - begging in ocur city, with what result we need not say. But we are proud to add in this con- nection that we have the entire con- fidénce of our whole community. Wo implore you to aid us, fellow- citizens, each according to his or her means, and we will have an instation worthy our city of thirty thousand souls. Wehope you. will -road thls article with care, and talk . this matter over witi your neighbors, as we wish our solicitors for funds, which we shall send out in two weeks, to meet with great success. All contributions should be ad- dressed to Mrs. Kurtz, treasurer of the Ladies’ Leliof Saciety. Mes. Keio, President, Mps. CARrER, . Vice-President, fwith wide Mns, WensTER, Secretary, Kugrz, Treasurer. FOR COLD WEATHER. . Spcisl Bargaina at Kurty', _Oae lot Child’s Wool Hoods' 25cts Oho i T g Ty One ** Ladies’ SRR Ono “ BL0D Calt and examine these goods as thoy are very cheap. 3 Ladies’ Underwear. ™ Ladies’ vests at 40c, worth 75c, Ladies' vests at 75c, worth $1 00, : Hosiery. Job Lots: Throe paie for 50¢, worth 253 a pair. One lot at 25¢, worth 40c. Tmmense Bargaioa In Cioaks and Dohlman’s, Call and sco thom, Call and sco them, Call.and see them. Mits and Nubias, ton Block. Leggin at Kurtz's, Creigl Ifyouhave tried everything elso, without roceiving any benefit, call at |- 230 Dodge street, north side, between 13thand 14th, and see the agent for Inasc Nichols' American . Remedy. ol6eod1m Found Dead- About two miles west of Chapman, Merrick county, Neb., the dead “body of a stranger, about-35-years of _age, five feot ten inches high, weighed about 175 pounds, light completion, brown hair, blue eyes, heavy ‘moustache—coloréd black—high cheek ‘bones;droad face and preminent fore~ head; had on a navy blue woolen shirt, collar; light blue silk neck- gray woolen, undershirt; imerc pants, with ; dark ‘red socks, k toe, sole and heel, bl long the right side of foot; m ven, leather tongue boots, sewed, Napoleon taps, nailed with round-headed nails, partly worn; large gold zing, with garnet oF ame- thyst seal, indented with fizure of a mau's head, worn on little finger of right hand; upper front tooth on left side gone, and one adjoining it mach docayed. ~ Ioformation concerning his identity should be conveyed to Dax. ll:o Sheriff, Centzal City, Merrick county, Neb. Nov. 10, 1880, © ~ - ool pr dark o with bi Tt pays fo trade at Kurtz, OF Grapes, Califcrnia. Pears, Plugs, 0314t 6lc., at Tizad's Dalang, “SPECIAL— NOTICES, NOTICE—Advoruisements To Let For Lost, Found, Waate, Bowrding &c., will be fn- sorted 1n theso columns ouco for TEN CENTS ‘per line; each subsoquent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS per line. Tho frst tusertion novor les than TWENTY.- TO LOAN —At8 per cent tnter $56.000 "o w5t T ae ‘wards £Or 10 5 yeats’ time on irst classimprov gaclty and farm proporty. "Apply at BEMIS ‘Roal Estate and Loan Agency, 15th and Dougias Ata, 8ot D—4 number 1 girl cook, washer and roner, to such cood wagés will be paid. Apply N. E. comer 18th and Farnham S 0 ol houso keoper, ower. Inquire at 1513 Dodge strect for gener Dowen, 238, TED—_A good meat a ¢ the St. © NTED_Two earpenters. door to BRe offco. i ¢ all_sorts of broad ok, want in city or country Adiirces Eaker, Pustofce, 870-c6 v In W. “A BOY WANTED—Iu Omalia Shirt. L Laond) FANTED—Al Omaba &0 know i val £t Jonn e the B Machines, offce on 1/%h St VW ANTE W Gvanings oftice, TANTED—2mon i work fit 3 orth end of 18th 7t HL W, 5. e « 17001 8¢, Det. Davea ook keeping oc cony Addri “Cornp < “ rent, at Dorm OR RENT—Coitaxe [ mew house, eight Farcains in_Touses, Lots, Fafma and Lats, i his page TOR SAL can, Hydrogen and Oxy-Caléium fote, and e and ;| the o | Bundreds of lots scattered A first-class hotel aud resiau'r- Tocated in the bes: pert of the R SALE OR RE]—Rillread Ea us o Creck, B 10 00" brask, sixtcen miles west of i on the'llng of tha U. P. B. R Immediately. Good reaso: pa-ticular HOUSES AND LANDS. Loo new column of bargaing on 1s | BOUGLAS GOUNTY, ONEMILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND N Immense Stock for * FALL AND WINTER ¥ine Custom-Made CELOTEING: Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits . Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERGUATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats and Caps, 3 and Valises, at Prices to Suit Afl, ax POLACKSS. EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0 85 PERACRE. 20,000 Acres N > am Street, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, | < ot 86 to $10 T;;er Acre, o0 |Farnh Long Time and — Low Interest. AGENTS .FOR DEVLIN & CO., Targe tracts saitable fo= mies in all the best ies in the State. FESE] BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, 80,L70 acres scattered A=A FARNHAM STREET. E2X2 lowa. —" e number of Improved . FACTORY. x in Nebraska, many o fem near Omaha, $12 to $4¢ Trunks and V. inthe West. Telescopie Cases and Sampie Trunks a Specialty. PROP., H. H. MARHOFF, 117 14(h St., 3 Boors North of Ponglas St. An Immense List of MARHOFF'S TRUNK and bes et o OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consist.ng of Elegant Resi- dences 1\Tom $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots i additions to Omah.. through the City. Houses and Lots, Busineus Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Ciy Real Estate, We also have MONEY TO LOAN =y ATTING SR on Improved Farms . - Ias County, on 5 years tu. "% 10 per cent. interest to all w can show good titles. Maps for Bo) W.0.M J Wil m e cry y and Kriday, Popploton’s block, corner 10th and Farnhan 875-20 ousc, ono his ofic Counties for 015, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS Look over BEMIS now cclamn of bargains on 186 o 05T 0n sth gt o paie of o Bpeciacles in tin case Finder wi feave them at Chariton Eros,, corner 1 Davenpart. 3 ‘young man wiskes a po- lon ia & lumber ¥ard, city or country. He is e1pable of keeping books aud is willin ‘work at anything connected with yard. | Add oo C. A. R, Atladtic House, At o BUALARD, Taxadermistcomor J3th and Tioward st., Deerhesd A551m _ Absolutely Pure, Male from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othef preparation makes such if<ht, fiky hot b o nsorionspatey " G e by St Wwithout fear of the ing teoms hasey digestible food.. TREd e Solid oulyin e by al Grocera w8 womk Co. N Tork PROPOSALS FOR BONDS. Sealed "projiosala will be reccived by the uimersignedat bis offico until 5 o'clock p. m, Satardsy, the 4th day of December, 1599, for the purchasc of ane hundred snd twos usand Javuary Jst, 1881, and int ars frow date-with ( ¥ e ftercst per_cant, annum, payabla seml-aquually in the city of New | 8 or S1id bonda shall b r:deemable at the option of the board of county commissionera of said cottaty, ak the exiration of ten years from the date of same, but no levy shall bs mude to pa any part ot the aftegthe expiration of said ten years Inte-ost slall be paid on said bonde only from and after the date 11 tho sala of sme, on any part thereof, and the rec-ivt of the money there fors.“ Eald b 1ds to be i ivered as follows: 25,000 on the firs: day . { Januar, 1551, £a00on the et duy of Ty, B881. 50,000 00 tho first dsy o Taaary. 1882, Proporals will be receive. . the rame time fof the purchass of ssid §15. 0 of bonds, the entire amount o be delivered Jamuary 1t 1651, The board of cou ity commis-ioncrs reserve e right to refect any or all bids da’cd. Omaha Nov. oth, 188). 3 JOHN R. MANCHESTER, Noviut County Clerk. J. H. FLIEGEL & CO. t0J. H. THIELE, Soccemsors MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA, NEB, rincin . of sia houds unth | 1 | J.B.FRENCH& C j GROCERS, OMAHA. Co, S G R | otoW & 060, | DEWEY & S TONE, Two tew houses and full lot, reats for | CAIRPETS | peprre ayeao, RE, i OMAHA. OMAHA MAX MEYER & WHOLESALE TOBBACGONISTS | 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 & €9., Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & CO., O DL S EL A ;| GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING COODS, Fishing Tackle, Ba NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS GATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURERS, NFECTIONERY. During the SELMEN'S FRESH CYSTERS. which A large aseortment of CANDY and SUGAR, ‘W™, F. STOETZEL Has th exclusive sale of the GOLD COIN HEATING STOVE. The Gold Coin is this season the favorite of Chicago, is prefer- ed aboveall other Stoves. comes both plain ard highly orna- mented, has the new patent gra:e and flre-pot,that will ont-wear balfdozen of any other. Tho Goid Coin weighs nore by flity IEs. than any other Stove of its size in the market, acd is, therefore, more durable than any other Stove, isstrictly warranted in exxrler{' s Nfiffl. itrequires no salesman to ssil it- ascity referenc:se without trouble. Cor. 10th and Jackson. Houso acd Iot Webster st Larze house and corner I Lay Residenco and 4 fall lots, St. Mary's Houso and small lot, sodth of depot. House and small lot, gouth of depot. Residence propeity, Kountzo and Rii's a 8 ot, 22d aod House and lof, Nelso ouse and Iot Shinn's addition Residenceand cor 250 g0 S on 388833888 2 7 35EREE Three houses and corner Residence and coner Tot. House and 60 leet front, | Large house and corner’lot.. Resid To tia near Farnha 1 BOGGS & HILL, Brick houso and corner (ot Small howe and House and full lot, worth Fine brick rotidence. Brick residence. Touse aud corner Tot... New Lwo-story house and corner fof, Residence and full lot, Farnhsm st Touse and one acre, 15th stract. Touse and half lot, "15th street, House and lo T | mwt aif Tot, Cass stree ‘House and half lot, Cass Street, Residence and two Tots, Capito] legant brick residen: Balls and a full line of ok from Court ck_from” Court Nicholis sirest Houso and I acre, Gises’ ac, House and lot, 111h stre Lar:e buildin% and six lots. 7 House and lot o Davenport House and § Iot, near depot.. 1o neat depor o, Bouth 4 ven Shinu's add Renidence, Kountze and Ruth's Residence property, Kor addition ... House and d 5 acres atnarracks Touse and in lence an § iof ‘Houss and lot, 16th st Boggs & Hill, Reav EstaTe Broxegs, 1408 Farn, St.v Omlm, eb. -