Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1880, Page 4

tick oft to) ing of3 - S BN E AR 2N e PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS. THE DAILY BEE. BREVITIES. —Paterson sells coal. _ For wnter comforts in caps, robes, ear= s, mugiers, goto Frederick, Hatter.. —Haliday Goods at Kuhu's. —Parter is runing the Omaha Ferry, Jics meats, Besen's Fulton Market, Oelinloid Sets at Kuhn's, druggist. —Traips are all on time to-day. —The weather is delightfal and the nights lovely. —The C. B. &Q. arrived three hours 1ate Thursday night. —The jos crop is beiug barvested from Cat-Of Lake. —The neatest ceiluloid sets ever brought 4o Omaha, at Saxe’s, _Whipple, McMilln & Co., the jewel- ers, Creighton Block. —BEST IN THE WORLD. Glove fitting Patterns at Bushma's —Before buying your hats, cap ure, call at C. B. De Groat & Co.s _The Academy of Sciences meets to- nightin W jlliams’ block. —Swiss Cheese, wholesale and retail Cacnmenrind & Meyer' ast 1 _Everybody shaves at Gambie's 0. K. southwest corner Twelith and Farn- ham streets. 191awtf —Tee Baker, of Rocherville, D. T., was broaght in Thursday and lodged in jail for stealing and rebranding government horses. —A large amount of stolen property is recovered from second-hand dealers, yet there are no “fences” in town. been y filed a man —A young Bohemian girl who b in the but five months, Frid: complaint charging a ¥ o ith bastardy. —Inthe police court yeste ane dranlc paid one dolfar and costs. A boy who was caught peddlirg wichou! license, wentto jail in default of $3 nd costs. The mass meetiog for the “Home for he Friendless” has been postponed until he action of the city council on the la- dies” petition is ascertaived. That ba has adjourned for two weeks —The jury assembled in the United States ccurt yosterday only to be dis charged for the term. A tew equi will be disposed of and court will probably adjourn in three or four days, —A blockman at Roddis’ p: hiad the first finger of his right hand cut off with a cleaver Thursday. He was to Bell's drug store, where Dr. T amputated the finger at the second joiat. —The old and reliable Tioneer Drug Store of Omaha has the finest assortn of ‘rich Holiday Goods ever brought city, and invite everybody to call early and see them, Ish & McMahon, proprie- tors. decrtd The morning of the last day of the vear will be a dark one. There will be an clipse of the suu on that morning. The un will rise pertially ec moon, the obscuration continuing an hoar. —The funeral of Mr. Malcolm MecIn- tosh will take place from his late residchice on South Tenth street on Saturday, st 1:30 p. m. under the auspices of the Ma- sonic order, of which he amember. Sulle orning miles went on the track Th 6 0'clock and n without an Irawing large crowds, walk at the Grand Central Billiard Hall put him in good trim instead of tireing him, —Truly “ ‘a thing of beau , | once began to empty it of its contents; A TRAGEDY AVEKTED. An Amusing Result of an Omaha Woman's Jealousy. Pistols for One, Grip Sacks for Two. A few days since a merchant of Omahs, who by the way his a very jealous wife, was called west on busi- ness, to be gone two or three wecke. His wife, who usually accompanied him on euch trips, was not invited this time, and her suspicions were aroused the moment her husband started. About ten daysafter the gentleman, on leaving his hotel in his hurry to catch & train, forgot his satchel When he reached the next town he immediately wrote the landlord to have the baggsge forwarded to him. Bat through some mistake it was sent direct to thiscity. A few days after thie, s the jealous wife sat imagin- ing all eoris of wicked things about her absent lord, & boy putin his appearance and eaid that Mr. X. had sent in his satchel and wanted to know if he should bring it upto the house or leave it at the store. **Bring it down at once,” ssid Mrs. X., in surprise, *‘ wonder wht it means? Maybe John has been murdered by the Indians.” And the heart of the good woman eoftened, and she determined to banish all thcughts of the green-eyed monster. When the satchel arrived she took it at once to her room, and setting it down in a corner, turned to go out. Bat ehe halted at the door and said, “Now I wonder if John hasn't sent something—a present, or a note; or maybe he has sent in bis washing to have itsent to the laundry. Auyho, 1 believe I ought to open it and se2.” She got down on her knees and examined the fastenings; it was firm and would not budge. She was more anxious than ever now, and tried to open it. She finally managed to break the lock with a pair of sheare, and the satchel sprang open. She at various articles of soiled wearing ap- parel were carefully 1sid to one side, with two decks of cards, a half pint bottle part fall of a reddish looklug fluid, and several cther similac ar- ticles, She was near the bottom now sud was examining everything care- fally, when she eame across an cld memorandum book., She eagerly {soizod it, whex out dropped the pic- ture of & beautiful young lady. ! scanned the strange face s momes and laging it to one side commenced turning tho leaves of the book- She soon found a letter written in a lady's hand, which begun, My Darhug John,” aud ended “Your Loving Carrie.” The lady was on the war-path now, ;|and dived down into the old grip- sack for new discoveries aud found another letter, in which the impudent Carcie had dared to call John—her John—*darling, pet, love,” etc. This was too much for tho delicate nerves of Mre. X. She rose with blood in hen, dropping in at the jewelry cs- tablishmen of Edhoim & Erickeon, he was shown a besutifal silver charioi ico pitcher, gold lined and ornamented with the finest engraving ever exccuted on a picce of precious metal. None but an artist of the highest order could design a piece of workmanship as fine as this. The newspaper man said “he guessed he would take it,” but when he was told that the price was 8210, he fainted and was carried out. —W. J, Mount, of this city, has re- ceived a cirenlar notice of the m; disappearance of Mr. John Bleckridge, of Racine, Wis., who left home September _ | her eye. She made up her mind to goup town and purchas: a doso of arsenic, wait till her husband re turned, svd then, after telling him all, swallow the fatal dose in hio pros ence, But before she reached the store she glanced over one of the let- ters and changed her mind, and turn- ing round, entered & gan shop and purchased a seven-shooter instexd. Returning home, she packed the satohel just as she hnd found it, and started for the depot. Mr. X, sat in his hotel smokin; a fragrant Havana, deeply absorbed in 25th, with $1600 cash to purchsee & farm in the northwest. Since his departure no tidings have been received of or from him, wnd it believed that he has either been foully dealt with or that some mental cic- order has clouded his eason, the latter cing the theory of his friends, as he was fits of disappointment and ab- sent mindedness, He wasa member of the lodge, chapterand commandery, a Racine, by whom the search is being man- aged. His full description may be oltained of Mr, Mount. Compauies, societies or private in- dividuals wishing to purchace some- thing suitable for a present, wiil find at Edholm & Erickson's, Fifteenth street, opposite the Postoffice, & line of rare and valusble presents, now in stock, and if not on hand will be made toorder on short notice and executed in the best possible manner. TO TUE LADIES OF OMAHA. We beg to inform the ladies that we heve increased our force so that il can now be waited on at our ribbon counter. M. A. Kok, Creighton Block. Whipple, McMillen & Co.,Croighton Block, 16th St., are eelling a splendid line of DIAMONDS, Solid GOLD Chains a0d a Choice Selection of GOLD and SILVER Watches. his own thoughts when the door sud- denly opened snd Mrs. X, stood be- fore him. The man was speechless, but with an effort led the way to the sitting room. Once inside the l:dy closed the door aad confronting her husbavd] eaid, “I have brought you your satchel John.” She spoke i1 a stage whisper, her eyes flaming and her form erect. John was dumb founded and silent. But the wronged wifeput the satchel on a table and bogan unpacking it, just asshe had done once before, and said, *Now Jobn, Iam about to prove toyou that Iknow you tobe a guilty man.” “Why my dear,” sald John, who had partly recovered from the first ehock. “How on earth did you get my satchell I left itat Hastings and or- dered it forwarded here.” Without deigning a reply, Mrs. X. exposed the picture and letters to the view of her husband, who all at once began to see light through darkness, andsaid: “Why, Mary, these are not my clothes, nor my memorandum, not my satchel; see the name here on the le, and bere, on this shirt, and in this book; why what are you drlving at?” shesaw her mistake and wanted to dic, Give them a call and soe what they have in the way of HOLIDAY pres. ents. a2 Just recelved st Tax Bz Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper aud Envelopes and Cards, suit- able for Children's Birthday Partics. Call and sce them. Tmprove your eye sight by using the Arundel tinted, for sale at John Bau- mer's, 1314 Farpham street. 3¢ We believe the St. Louis Patent “Jack Frost” Fiour i- without an cqualin t.s matket. 1 your grocer don't keep it, send crders to Welshens & Bro., Age: (s, Eighth and Farnham streets. ts THE LATEST THING PRODUCED. Solid gold and silver mounted toilet st at Ish & McMahon's- ao-tf Frosh Osters dircct from Belti- more, ‘choice table butter and freeh eggs, green apples by the bushel or but could. I can’t blame you,” said Mr. X., “and * % % wn They returned home the next day via Hustlogs and exchanged satchels. The’ coaple think the story has been kept mum by those who knew it, but when they see this they will know better. Fresh Smoked Salmon, Hallbut and Bloaters, Fleming & Co. L OO F Al resident members of tne L. 0. 0. F. and sojourning brothers in gocd standing are cordially invited to be present this (Friday) evening at 7:50 oclock. By request of Omaha Lodge No.1, LO.O.F. No parent having the welfare of chiliren at heart, should permit themselves to be withont Zells con- densed Cyclopedia. 106t ——— FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! barrel; the best Early Rose and Peach- blow potatoes, and a full line of FRESH GROCERIES always on baod at William Gentleman, corner of Sixteenth and Oass streets, 9-3t The Omaha Fur Manufactarer, Henry G. Richter, is to bo found op- ‘posite the postoffice. 026-tF g el Meals at all hours at Tiszard's, i The Instrument. by _ FORTY ROD, ‘Which Death Took Away David Barker. Dying in Delirium. For sbout two months past a young man named David Barker has been employed as a ranner for the Omaha house. He was sbout thirty-two years of age, and had served ten years in the regular army of the United States, having been in Omaha only about a year. Ho was sériously addicted to drink aud of late had been warned by his companions to desist or he would kill himself. He did not, however, heed the warning, and his doom came as prodicted. On Wednesday he made his usual trips to the trains, but was even then noticed to be not quite right in his hesd, and was evidently entering upon a spell of the treme: Tharsday he did not make his trips, but sat about the bar room all day, at times einging or making some unusual demonstration, which proved that he was growlog woree. About 4 o'clck last evening he had become =0 bad that a doctor was sent for, and abous the same time some ot his friends started to carry him up stairs to bed. The doctor was not found immedi- ately and had he been it would have been of no use, for on his way up stairs, the poor fellow died in the arms of those who carried him. He was laid on his bed as it did not seem possible thst he had gone so suddenly, ‘but ina few minutes it was evident that there was no human aid that could avail in his case. Jacobs was notified and at once re- moved the remains to his undertaking would be held. On investigation, however, the facts of an inquest. buried to-Gay. relatives in this part of the country, Baltimore, Maryland. since. Zuwichack at Fleming's. lunch of the choicest variety. Give Co. Come for your toys and fancy goods while the asscriment is good. Come for your teas, e.ffee and spices. Come for your sugar, syrup, ete.— All sold at extremely low prises. Qome for your household goods and and one useful things a thousand kept by us @ d sold chenp. W. It Besserr & Co., % North Fifteenth St. Kurtz s store, Visi The only Cyclopedia published giv- fng maps after Gay's Atlas and pro- nunciation, iz Zells condensed Cyclo podia. 10-6¢ 22~ READ THIS -3 Buy your boots at Whitney's. Buy your shoos at Whituey's, Buy everything in the boot and shoe line at Whitney's. If you want the worth of your money. 93t To those in need of any boots and shoes I Would say before you buy, call and see what you can get snd at what prices. Have on hand a good stock, especially suvited for winter wear. Give now and always good bargains. One price to all, at FoLiriepe's, Near Thirteenth & Douglas, Parish Aid Society. Officers of the Parish Aid Society of Trinity have been elected as fol- lows: Mrs. G. W. Doane, president ; Mre. P. C. Hall, secretary ; Mrs. S H. Kenuedy, treasurer; Mre. Brown- son and Mra. Nicholas, collectors. CANDY HALL. Cheapest place in the city to buy candies. Fresh taffys, 20c per pound; fine lemon cream candy, 20c per pound; hoarhound candy, 250 per pound—fresh every day, and i larg- est assortment of candy toys in town. 1418 Douglas street, between Four- teenth and Fiftoenth streets. d0t3 GREAT SALE OF RIBBONS, These ribbons cannot be purchased at the price we are selling at, and wo would advise all to call and see them at Kur1z's Eet O SRS A Amerloan Watches.—At the lowest possible figures at John Baumer's. 9-3t 500 MENS', BOYS' AND CHIL- DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS. TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE- GARDLESS OF COST, AT POL- ACKS. 6-1f — Military Matters. The latest orders issued from the department of the Platte, Ft. Omsaha, are as follows Thr proceedings, findings and sen- tence of the garrison coust-martial, cenvened at Fort Washakie, W. T., pursnant to special orders No. 131, dated headquarters Fort Washakie W, T., Nonember 7, 1880, in the case of ‘Sergeant Robert Douglas, Co. K, 3d Cavalry, transmitted to the depart- ment commander for his decision and orders thereon, are hereby disapprov- ed; such court not having legal juris- diction over the alleged offense, Major Isaac D. fienmy, Fourth infavtry, Second Lieutenant. Fred W. Foster, Fifth cavalry, and S.cond Tieutenant, Lorenzo L. C. Brooks, Fifth cavalry, are relieved as meus ‘bers of the geueral court martial con- vened at Fort Fetterman, W. T., by paragragh 1, special orders No. 72 car Tent series, from theae headquarters, and Captain James H. Spencer, Fourth_infantry, and Second Lieu- tenant Harris L. Roberts, Fourth in- fantry, are detalied 2s members of the ‘same court. were #o conclusive that it was mot thought necessary to go to the expense The remains will be The deceased had no buc is said to have connections in His death is another instance of the infallible re- sult of a long course of hard drinking, his habit probably having been ac- quired in the army and kept up ever | will take place to-morrow at 11 o'clock. Grand opening at the new “City Hotel,” corner of Tenth and Harney, on Saturday, December 11th. Free me a call. Frep Winri. Low p. ths order of the doy, at theTa8tie of W. R. Benneit & FIGHTING PIANOS. A. Hospe, Jr., at the Head. Hallet & Davis Piano Co. Certify to following facts: Some time sgo an article npyanod in the daily papers from a certain piano desl- er, stating that he had m agency of the Hallet & Davis pianos, which is corrected by the following letter: December 4, 1880. A.Bospe, Esq., Omaba, Neb.: Dear Ste—This is to certify that you are the authorizeg agent for the wale of our pianos in Omaha and vi- cinity. We promise you protection. Woe have shipped you instruments on the 23d of November and others to follow soon. Yours respectfully, Hazter & Davis, Piano Mit. Co. Mr. Hospe has had the agency for three years, and as his many custom ers assert, have found them to bo the finest plano, of firat-class reputation and gives satfsfaction above all others, Highest Centennial award. Call and be convinced. A. Hoseg, 1519 Dodge, Next door to Harris & Fisher's. Lubin’s, Coudray’s, Colgate snd Palmer's extracts in bulk in any quantity for salo by 0-ft. Isa & McMamox, Custom made a specialty at Fullroide's, neas Thirteenth & Douglas, — ———— J. F. Sawyer wishes to anuounce to his friends and old customers that he may bo found, as heretofore, at 1314 Coroner | Farcham strect, where will be glad to show them the best selected stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Speotacles rooms on Farnham strect, where it |and Silverwaro at prices that defy was at fiest thought that an Inquest | competition. d1ot3 Go to the OMAHA TOY STORE, 513 Fourteenth street, between Farn- ham and Douglas, for anything in the toy line. The largest and best eo lected stock in the city. arii H. Pomwwaw, Proprictor. Death Record. At Council Blafls this (Friday) morning, the 10th instant, of earlet fover, Charley E , infant son of Mr. P. M. and Maggie Coady. Funeral Friends from Omaha invited to attend Mrs. Coady isa sister of Mrs. P. Doran, of this city. The funeral of Mrs. Williams took place yesterday from St Barna- bas, Dean Millspaugh and Rev. W. A. Green officiating. Mre. Williams was pal chureh and a portion of the just fruits of Trinity Mission. She will be greatly missed in the work just be- gun by Trinity Cathedral among the colored people. The friends of the deceased express their thanks to the people of St. Bar- nabas for the use of the church. The funeral of little Gracie Atkin- son tock place from St. Barnabas church Tharsday afternoon, and was attended by a lar e concourse of friende, who sympathized deeply with the parents in their bereavement. The services were conducted by Rev. John Wi'lisms. The floral tributes were extremely beaatiful and appro priate. Esasser.—Friday, Dec. 10, at 1 a m, of typhoid fever, Gottlieb Frederick Elsesser, age 25 years. Fune-r] “rom his parent’s residenc # 3 u.a Eleventh street, at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. All friends invited. An immense assortment of silk and Rassia loather, celluloid sets for la- dies and gents, just opened at Ish & McMahon' 9.4f Get your compressed yeast fresh, Tuesday'sand Friday's regularly. All Grocers keep it. A Fine line of ssmples of New Year Curds at Tur Bek Job Room. Call in timo and leave your orders. JUST OPENED. A rich and beautiful assortment of silk lined Russia leather goods, con- sisting of jewel caskets, ladies’ and gents toilet cases, writing desks, odor cxaes, handkerchief and glove boxes, ladies’ fancy work boxes, ete. Ish & MoMahon, druggists, 1321 Faroham street? d9-tf — All the newest and latest designs in cut glass bottles just received at Ish & McMahor's, 1321 Faroham street. decd-tf THE CREIGHTON, A firet-class hotel in every respect, s situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This new house is newly and elegantly far- nished throughout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the best in the land. Give it a trial. No runner at tho Depot. ~ct29-eod-tf For Sale—Stx-horse power Baxter englne and boiler, In good repatr. Apply at Bk offica. nodif The Royal St. John is warranted for five years. Hollday Presents.—A great variety at the Jewelry Store of John Baumer, 1314 Farnham St. 93¢ California Pears, Plums, Grapes, ste., at Tizard’s Palace. o2L.tf If you have the remotest shadow of adoubt that Edholm & Erickson, the jewelers, opposite the postofiice, are the largest and finest stock of goods in the city, drop in and ses them, Broke Jail Last night Mike Gilligan forced open the door of the city jail and released one Dug Black, who was in for threat- ening to kill his old employer, Ferd. Schroeder, whom he robbed of his stock some monthsage. Mike was ar- rested and will be tried at 2 o’clock to- morrow. Black was released on pay- ment of $3 and costs, Schroeder not wishing to prosecute him, a devout communicant of the Episco- not doing a rushing business and have | A NOONDAY FIBE, Which Came Near Cooking the Antiquarian Book- Store’s Goose. A Firemm;’s Narrow Escape. About noon to-day a fire broke out in the roof of the Antiquarian book store, on Farnam, near Twelfth street, catohing from a stovepipe which ran clear up through the roof. Analarm was rang from box 5, and the engines which were pumping oun the streets being already at hand, the hoze was merely un- coupled ard the nozzle attached, and a stream was on_the fire at the second tap of thegell. A small por- tion of the roof was damaged, not ex- ceeding §25 in value, and stock of books injured to the extent of $150. The latter is insured with Murphy & Lovett for $1,000. In run- ning to the fire Asst. Chief Ryley fell in trying to get on the Hook and Ladder truck, and was slightly bruised. He had a narrow escape from serfous injury. Chief Engineer Galligan informs us that by 6:00 cleck this evening every cistern in the city will be full. The department threw 13,500 barrels of water on the big fire Tuesday night, since which time they have been con- stantly at work filling up the various cisterns, A RATHER RAPID. It is a remarkable fact thatmen will suddenly become color blind on leav- ing church and take a brown silk um- brella and leave a gingham one. Other parties will go and select handsome holiday presents at Kuhn & Co.’s, leaving an exceedingly small smount of money instead. There you can flua every siyle of Celluloid Sets, which are sold ai guaranteed to be had nowhere else lower. They have the finst line of odor cases ever shown in this clty, bought of a house pushed for ready cash and sold extremely low. Do not fail to see their very beautiful hand- painted fans, Iyory goods ars being closed out at cost to make room for more artists’ materials, Elegant pocket goods very cheap. As usual they have the largest and finest line of perfumery in the city. Remember vou will save time and money by going directly to Kuhn's Drug Store, Fifteenth and Douglas, Go early and have your choice, as the presents are going rather rapidly. For Grocerles you should try the new firm of King, Armstrong & Co., Sixteenthand Californis streets. They will give you the very lowest prices. Give them a eall a0t3 The popular host of the Corn Ex- change, corner of 13th and Harney streets, Mr. Nistel, will celebrate his birthday on Saturday aud will be pleased to sesall his friends, Concert all day; and a fine table will be spread. 92t Alwaya fresh Oysters at Tizzard's, t Call at the BEE job rooms and ex- amine something ice in the way of Fine Papetries, suitable for lovita- tions to weddings, balls, private mas- querade parties, sociables and con- certs, Do your shopping at Kurtz's. Omaha 1n the)Supreme Courti The tollowing cssos have just been decided by the suprame court of Ne- braska: Goodrich vs. Omaha. Eeror from Dcuglas county. Judgement re- verzed. Opion by Cobb, J. Day va. Thompson. Avpeal from Douglas county. Judgement revors- edand covse dismissed. Opinion by Mexwell, Ch., J. C. W. Mead has gone east. Judge Barnes left for Ponca Thursday. Dr. P. Schwenck, of Norfolk, is in the city. A. P. Johuson returned from Tekamah, Neb., yesterday. Leavitt Burnham came back from Chi- cago yesterd.y. Hon. T. L. Kimball left for New York city yesterday. Frauk D. Hull, business agent of Frank Mayo, is in town. E. 0. L. Edholm came up from Lin- coln yesterday morning. Col. J. J. Dickey returned from St. Paul yesterday. Deputy U. S. Marshal Ball left for Butler county yesterday. J. B. Piper, of TaE BEz, came ia from the interior Friday moruing. Majot Stevenson left yesterdaylfor a trip to Kearney & St. Paul. Deputy City Treasurer Kitten is at Lin- coln taking salt baths fur his health. Supt, Holdrege, of the B. & M., south with bis familyFriday morni .1. W. Way, assistant chief engineer, U. . left for Grand Tsland yesterday. Geu J. C. McBride and Webster Ea- ton, of Lincoln, were in town yesterday. W. A. Gwyer, Sr., returned from Colo rado yesterday, after an absence of sev- enteen months. Hon. A.J. Popple‘on has gone toattend the U. §. supreae court at Wahington City, D, C. Ferd. Schrooder has changed his loca- tion, and will herea ter be found at Joe Blake's wholesale liquor store, in Usion block, where ha will prove a v sistant. nt C. 0. Russell, general superintendent of the Boston and Alb west recently to pass the winter in California for his health. D. W. Hitcheock and wife left on noon train Friday for San Fran |).nly was joined at this poin . Towne, and family, the w general sapeeintendent of tha Coutral and Sonthern Facific rail NOTICE—Advortiscments To Let For Sale’ &c., will be in- © TEN CENTS per line; each suf por line. The first insertion nover less than TWENTY-FIVE CEM1S, ANTED—Cook or womari. ANTED—Second-hand M Grate complete, Aadress irls at Reineke Jackson Sts. TED—A girl to work in kitchen, at the Emmett House. s 4710 00M MATE WANTED—Address J. H. P, Bee office, 45t VTR ool scond e, £ 1990 Ty ham 87 TED—. teady girl to do h 1 family of 3. Tnguire at 1421 OB cago St. 4231 VW AXTED—Agents tor the Wheelor & Wilon Sewing Machine. - Cal at Offce, Jacoba’ 14 v Py aats SWAIIg his fesmots st iow st the Towa and Nebras'a Sia‘e Jacobs’ Block, TVARTED-& tew more boar southeast cor. 13:h and Callfarnfa, at_the 3614 "V‘A\'TT“—A g0t howse-keeger, 1100 Forn ham aireer, up aira, ANTED--Eanployment for horse and wagon. E. A. HARRISS, 16th aud Nicholas Ste. % (1 VY ANTED—Al Omata Royal St. Jonu Is the Kixa of Sew office on 11th St. T—Furnished south room, w parlor, 313 14th stroet, between Daven- portand Chicago, ultac for o goatiemenor or geut and wile. 3 0OMS TO REAT and part of store. Next to Beo Offic 5513 W. EVE two men, Address 200 -3¢ OR RENT—Furnished rcom ome block from Postoftcn. Zolls Condonsed Cyclopedia. An abridzed library and universal reference book, is at preseat being introduced to our citizevs. It 18 worthy of your attention, 106t Any onein need of eyes-glasses or spectacles should not fail to call on John Baumer, as ho is able by the use of his eye tester to give you a suitatle pair of glasses. His stock is the best seleoted west of Chicago. 3t 1t pays to trade at Kurtz's. Mex axp Woxex out of employ- ment can find no more profitable bas- iness than solling PLAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, a practical treatise on chron- ic diseases, sexual physiology and a thousand things worth knowing, by the popular author, Dr. E. B. Foote. It is the cheapesf book in the English or German laugnage; 1000 illustrated pages; just issued on NEW TYPE for $1.50. Liberal discourc to agents. Two copies by mail, postage prepaid, for Two Dollars. Try it. Address MURRAY HILL Pub. Co., 129 East 28th street, N. Y. O Real Estate Transfers. James H. Farnsworth and wife to Douglas Co., Nebracka, q. c. d. lots 2 and 3, sec. 2, t. 16, . 13,and 5. w. } n. e }sec. 19, t. 16, r. 13, and 8. w. }n e} sec. 10, t. 16, r. 13 e.— 818, Ahner French toS. H. Mallory & Co.,q.e. & lot 5, block 2, Shina's add., ey —$2)635. Geo. P. Bemis and wife to James E. Boyd, w. d , part block 19, Credit Foncier add., Omsha—S8125. Byron Reed to John M. Thurston, lot 113, first add., Prospect Hill Cem- etery—$50. Toha L Redick and wife to Aug. Benzou and P. J. Johnson, w. d,, 8 22 ft Lot 4, block 121, Omaha—8400. Jolin G. Leo ana wife to Thoma , lot 6, block Geo. H. Boggs, et. al., to Hans Johnson: w. d. 5. w. } sec. 32, t. 16, . 11 e.—81,600. Ezra Millard and wife to Herman Deiss: w. d. lots 1, 2, 3, 4; lot 13} oxcept w, 10 feet; lot 14 except e. 10 feet; all in Mi ard & Caldwell's add., 0flllhl—‘4 ,500. Augustus Kountze et. al. to Fred- erick S-apenhorst: w. d. 5. } lot 9, block 7, Kouutze & Ri add., Omaha—§250. Carrie W. Homan to George W. Homan, sr.: g. c. d. lot 5, block 127 lot6 block 150; lota 3 and 4, block 167, Omaha—S5. 0 R _NT—Suit of rooms to rent, brick house, 1417 Cass st., opposite school ‘house; also house, bain and 5 acres near city. 4115 TFOE By T=Faraished room tor 2 gerlemen in brick house, comer 10th and Douglas St. 71t JPOR RENT_Two furnished rocms. App! southwest corner Eightoenth strect .m.\ Tapitol avenu [OR Ri rishod rooms with or with- oL TSR B ot Grames S oo 277 Farnham street. 2411 OR RENT—House in Shnl's 2nd sddition, 5, per month. W SIMERAL, foou 6, Crelgh'on Block. 595-t OR RENT—A furnished, suuth fiont, room, t No_I1612 Farnh: 8i-ti I OK KE: ino tm, . on #3da- d Casmta’ Faqure J. ! oo, B B Cor. 14th sad Fare: bam. so6-tt OR RENT—2 furnished rooms over Mer- chants Exchange, . E. Cor. 16th and Dodge streets, R SALF—Business house and grocery stock Restaurant attached. Address K. cmmn, Aurora, Neb. W close carriages, at A. J. onLte AL Cortan oo Tumoer of al et ixteenth-st. 516t ROPOSALS will b received by the igned until Saturday, December 18th, 1680, for thé pu 2 and 4, block rightis’reser: 7 o By order of the Board of JOHS R. nw.uzs'rzk. 3414 4 {0 reject R. S. PEALE, of Council Bluffs, Iows, langer Genersl . A[em for the sals of HIL L OCIAL AND BUSINESS W having torminatel s agency for ood i pormaent” roasons; and v hereby CAUTIO the public sgalnst being imposed ap- on, by unscruptlous men, who attempt to “palm off" & SP/RIOUS work on them instead of ““Hill's Mangal,” the book they want of sub- scribed for. MOSES B w8 OUND—In North Umaba, agpotted altabout two or threa s old. r same by _calling Cuming street, and P74 COR 157 &D0UGLAS Sts. |7 o/ CRDICKSHANKS ORY 60 0DS STORE. ~ THE AN-ARCHIST. Sociatistic-Revolutionary Re- view. Orsumonions—ralx Pty o Mot A T e A bl ol mews diers o mews om: it o e, b e o3t i) T e e e bt e Ganar s Wotcotor auare, Borton e il G g ol i Beas, ‘sppearance, array of callaborations and cheapoess, I S. P. MORSE & CO. §3°° | preparation makes such lizht, B m ‘hot breads, 8. P. MORSE & GCO.,- - CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOOL. 1319 FARNEAM STREHET. The people will it, and we are the servants of the people in supplying them with Dry Goods at anti-monopoly Prices. Enormous Reductions in Qur COLOSSAL STOCK. AT 1S5 CENTS. 1500 yards of Brocade Mixed and Plain Color Dress Goods formerly sold, and well Worth 25¢. AT 25 CENTS. . 2500 yards of All-Wool Flannel and ’:"ench :|Suitings, Plaids, Brocades, Damasse, etc., reduced from 50c to 40c. & BIGGEST BARGAIN IN AMERICA. AT SO CENTS. 1000 yaads All-Wool (bear it in mind) 42-inch Momie Cloths, Silk and Wool Brocades Matta- lasses, etc, marked down from $1.25 to $1.00 a yard. At 75c, Dress Goods, Silk and Wool, formerly $1.25 and $1.50 a va SSNN00, T 5 Loalllpis 1.75 and 2.00 “ 200, * “ & e i “ 4,00 FOR HOLIDAY PRESENT We are opening Novelties daily, and Ladies do well to purchase now and avoid all rush. wikl sso,obo. EI.G UTTER S $60,000, $60,00 $60,000, ssoooo " GREAT CLEARING SALE z0000/ FOR THE SBASON! We make this month a specialty to close out our Desirable and Figures. Our immense stock of Winter olothing for Men's, Youtt wear, comiptising Working, Business, and Dress Suits, in latost, Patt >asonable gooc , Boys’ and ( ns and Etyles, Ov coats, Ulsters and Ulsterst:s worked from the flnest zoods ofwookn‘ : alsoa c ompietel ne of Furnishing Goods, Novelties in Neckwear for tue Holidays. Hats, U.ps, Gloves, &2, :!m:x: make way for ourimmense Spring stock of ciothing. Well-known ‘o the public tha’ these goods were the best selected stock ever brought to this market. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH CHOTHING HOUSE, $60,900. 100l Farnham St., Cor. [0th. $60,000. AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO, THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, 12212 FARNHAM STREET. EZ=EH= MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY. The larzcst and best assortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., H. H. MARHOFF, - - - 117 14th St., 3 Doors North of Doug) 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell 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 ‘We Mean Business, Come and be Convinced. S POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No other or luxarious pastry. dvspeptica ithont ear of the il vesuiting from hewvy n gesti) e ety T cans. by all Grocer. Rovas Baxisa Powner Co. New York: J. H. FLIEGEL & GO. Saceessors to J. H. THIELE, MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 1220 Douglas Street, OMAHA NEB oot DISEASES OF THE EYE, Bar and Throat. DR.L B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNGIST. thete Office Ovor Kennard’s Drug Store, Corner of 14th and Douglas Sta. novis:3m DR. A. S. PENDERY, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN! PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- s ICAL OFFICE, @8 Tenth Street, - OMAHA, NEBRASEA Offering his services umwflfl $51 B ey SRR