Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1880, Page 4

‘BéHous Accident. PERSONAL PABAGHAFES. M Ax M 0 Friday morning Decembor 17th, | ypeovo s o oy EYER &sr . when the ground was covered with| . "= ward; 0. & R SRt | i e LEADING JEWELERS, P. Wateon, Kaq., alady 86years of [“ou "0 i cor vome yesterdays (Tiffanys of the West.) THE DAILY BEE. |bondingthesity tobuildmater worke, ONEMILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND Immense Stock for * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made sge, living on the comnerof 1lth : and Arbor streas, formerly a residont | - M- ey, st eng. U F.y wont wsh Joe E, Blake, returned from St. Louis of Bellvue, Sarpy county, Neb., Wednesday Morning, Dec, 22, | tpecial lexislation for tho ity is not | A well-known business man living some of which may desire that Very | ;.4 ot Whippla, McMillen & Co., & {he petition ia eent to the legislature. | zling of diamonds and the glare of i R stepped out of the house, and when | /0% STRUCK -BLIND! tmagining that there must be a job in possible and that the charter changes | on upper California street carelossly BREVITIES, provision. The objectionable festure = For sunter comforts in captYrobes, Ammm polished gold snd shining silver that it. Such persous mustremember that DUV apply to all cities of the first-class, | guuntered finto the Jewelry Establish- { —Additionallocs] on first page. will, however, bs stricken out be‘ore | 80d Was 50 overpowered by the daz- s, muflers, goto Prederick, Hatter. he quietly fainted dead away and was | she bad taken three or four steps| y.. ; go,o gentdown tothe state & For a very moderate sum you ©an | carried oat. Nor is it at all | from the porch, she slipped ard fell, tal - —Taliday Coods at Kubn's, = o o < 2 S capitaly 5 o.day. T buya dress length of Black Silk 35 porter | bresking the thigh bono within the CLOTEHEHING e Pilach s uecetiommmiet. e Hip socket. D, Dentso wea callod | Novhom wemnememanye . | Wave completed their pre- . e .| Black Cashmere or Alpaccs. most 8p- | called store, Creighton —Cellulcid and Diatite Sets at Saxe’s, propriate Christmss presents, st > Celluloid Sets at Kuhn's, druggist. —Holiday preserts at Saxe’s, drugg] —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel: Nebraska Monday. and she was made as comfortablo 88| 5" ¥y Mapttn, representing the Usion possible until the return of Dr. | Pacific at Indianapolis, is in the city. Meroer who was at North Platte.| W, A. Fonda left yosterdsy for the On Sunday Drs. Denise and Mercer | aast to remain duriog the holidays with dressed the limb. Sho is mow as | his friends. comfcrtable asgould be expected. Capt. Furay and Major Seybo't returned — Sunday from » ipostal. inspection In BUY YOUR CRHISTMAS PRES: |3fontma - Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER GVERCUATS parations for the ap- proaching Holidays, and suggest that an early ex- amination of their stock will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selee- block, Fifteenth street, to learn the McDoxawp & HArRISoN's. | the facts in the case, and saw display- SILVER ANDSILVER-PLATED | od before his asionished "gaze a sight . WARE, OF ALL DESIGNS, AT |vuncqualedin splendor snd richness. o i 20t | OHOLM & ERICKSON'S, THE | One case fn particular, containing gold —BEST IN THE WORLD—Basar 5 5 S Glove fitting Patternsat Bushmavs, ¢ | JEWELERS, OPPOSITE ~ TBE | aud silver watches, the larges ieplay, —For Lands, Lots, Houses and Farms, | POSTOFFICE. the Istest styles and all of the best EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T085PERACRE. . 33 5 —_— manufacture, attracted his attention. i 3 ok over Bemis newenlumn onfrst 2226 | Now bay Fire Kinlers for the | Next in order was a gorgeous display S hOw N. C. Treat, travelling sgent of the | tions, and escape the :For Men B Holidays, o . | SAVE YOUR MONEY. SAVE YOUR MONEY. | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad, is o . ! —Lots, Farms, Houses wud Lands. Look of precious stones of every dmlmlr e S en Mt Sy ERts wosr. | in tovil crowds unaveidable later BOYS and g over Bemis' new column of bargainson 1st | Whery Moses when the light | tion; (#olid gold charms, bracelets, 5 G i e i ‘. c o wes Mones when the lght | S Sl 696, e, SO | oy Kuran, AtEurire Mr. Georgs A. Percival, publisher of | inl the month, Children. page. wentout! Buying Plymouth Buck AtKurtz's. At Kurtz's, [ The Central City Item, was in the city —Toilet ec's at the 99c store. Glovesat Bunce's. ACESHa ty IMMENSE REDUCTIONS, | Monday. Until Christmas, the es- of cases and shelves are filled to over- Mid-year musicale at Brownell hall to-night. —Ti stillfcontinges the seven day snow, which began Saturdsy night. —In the police court yesterday, thres drunks psid §3 and costs each. —Sportemen are finding plenty of deer this season about Florence and wicinity. —Ninth annual ball of Engine Co. , st Oreighton Hsl|, Frid y even- December Slst. —The wedding of T. Marsh Hen- derson and Carrie Roy Larkin takes place thisevening. —Dhristmss evening will be cole- brated by the Concordia society &t Melz's hall, in grand style. —The Douglas street Lutheran church will have & Christmas enter- tainment next Saturday evening. —Company H will likely give aze- coprion in the new armory in Popple- tou's new block, during the holidays. ~The overland train from the west Monday was four hours late, de- layed Dy 8 wrecsed freight train at Chapman’s, —A reduction of fifty per cent on teriff rates to Colorado points, hae been mede by the American Union Telagtaph company. —Omaba Chapter, No. 1, Royal A-ch, meets this eveniug for work in the M. E. M. degree. By order of James Gilbert, H. P. —Boyd's new opera house is to be the finest in the west, so tays Mr. J. B. Elpatrick, the architect, who_has arrived wita the plans and epecifica- tions. —Tmportant business will be trans- acted at the land league meeting, at Clark’s hall to-night. The sum of $313 has been paid up on subscriptione. —The C.,B. & Q. train yesterday was an hour late and the west- bound U. P. train about the sawe. "U'..e immense run of express matter is the cause of delays no —Several hundred invitations have heen lssued for the private reception Thursday evening, st Mr. James Ste- hensou’s superb stable. 1t will beat the president’s levees, all holiow. —A man yesterday filed s com- plaiut in the police court charging his wife and another woman with prosti tuion. The_ trial will come off to- mo-row, pending which all names are by request suppressed. — A grand ball and reception party will be giveu by the David City Lodge of Kuights of Honor, at Painter's Opera Hall, Christmas eve, and we ars nader oblizations to Capt. 8. S. Reynolds for en invitation to the wame. —The culvert under Tenth street, near the sewer, is reported to be in a dangerous condition and likely to cave inat any time, It issaid that {here is one crack in the upper part of the arch that is_eight iuches wide, #nd that the foundation rests upon a t of quickeand. —As No. 1, on the Burlington road was ruoning down the Hawthorn hill the cross bar on the iruck of passenger coach broke in two, flinging the head out from the tiuck a distsnce of twenty feet. The tra'u was running about 35 miles an hour and ran at this speed two miles hefore the accident was discovered. 1041 the bresk happened on a front wheel instead of a back ome, the whole train would have been ditched. 1t s & wost singular escape from what mizht have proved a serious seci- dent. ~The fourteenth aunual ccnvoca- tion of the Grand Ohapter of Royal Arch Masons, of Nebraska, bogan at ¥comont yesterdsy. The mocn train carried quite a delegation of + companions” out, who were joined » Valley by the delegation from Lin- wolaand the South Platte country, scompsnied by the Grand High ciost, A. G. Hastings, Esj. Amoug those whose went from thin city were E. A Allen, P. G. H P;W. R “owen, Bgrand secretary.and Messrs. Chris. Hartmen, 8. K. Jackson, and J. H. Butler, proxies for the officers of Omaha Chapter No. 1. Mr. Jas, 1 aileys, of Red Oloud, g:and master o the grand lodge, A. F. and W. Warren, of Nebraska City, P. H. P.and S. G. W. of the grand ex-Goy. Furnas, of Brownville, P.G. H P. Major D. H. Wheeler v9d Fravk White, of Plattsmouth, waut with the pariy from Omaha. seasion will probably lasttwo days. It isbelieved that Hon. H. B. Nico- domus, of Fremont, will be elected G-wnd High Priest for the ensuing year. —The funeral services of Ottie G. Page, Which took place from the ol apelof the Deaf and Dumb institute M onday morning, was one of the m st affecting and im) ive ever STEEL ENG6RAVINGS, at New York jobbers™ prices, at Eaton's, 1320 Farnham street. CLEARING SALE. NOWIs THE TIME. As T will remove from my present Iscation on January 1, clme out s large invo'es of fine ciromos just received, and eomo of the best heating stoves in the market, Also & lot cf decorated and plain chinaware, French chins, cut glues sets, lamps, table and hanging, ladies’ rocking clairs, parlor and bed room scts."Thete goods must be sold imme- diately regardiess of cost. Janes BosNER. GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES IN LARGE VARIETY AT EDHOLM & ERICKSON’S,THE OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE. Go to Tizard, the old reliable tree dealer; trees from two to twelve feet —_————— Now buy Fire Kindlers for the 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BOSPE'S ART PALACE. b bt Holidsy goods at Kurtz's. The best Christmas present for your crate of Hayden's Patent Fire Kindlers. Arrporriate Houmay Presexts!! Frederick’s Fine Seal Caps! Frederiok’s Fine Buffalo Robes! Frederick's E'egant Wolf Robes! Frederick’s ¥ine Fashionable Hats! Freperick, Leading Hatter, Fourteenth and Faroham. SOMETHING NEW. California Hoey by the gallon at Willism Gentleman's, teenth and Cas. Just received at Tue Bre Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper and Envelopes aod Cards, sui able for Children’s Birthday Parties. DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS- TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE- GARDLESS OF COST, AT POL- SR T Sty See Cruickshank’s new advertise- wment for Holiday Goods, on third Now buy Fire Kindlers for the g e Toysin endles variety at Tizard’s The finest rockiug horse and the finest doll ever bronght to the city at Tizard’s palace. — —e— Ohildren’s Suits and Cloaks tor al atp & Harrisox's. 'ACLES AND EYE GLASSES IN LARGE VARIETY AT EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S,THE OPPOSITE THE ICE WANTED! T want to contract for one hundred D. B. BreMER. g b It pays to trade at Kurtz's. NOW IS YOUR TIME. The finest Christmas goods in Oma- Gold, Silver aud Cellaloid Sets, Odor Oases, Ladies’ Purees, &». early, as they are going fast. S. T. Ferovsox & Co , Twelfth and Douglas Sts. Now buy Fire Kindlers for the Latest Telegrams. Bottom dropped out everywhere. Bunce's prices the lowest yet. 1516 Dodge street, carries a fine assortment of Steel Engravings, Ol Paintings, Chromos and fancy frames; all marked at the flowing with beaatiiul, tastily carved silverware of handsome patteras. This is by no means all the house carries— everythins is complete and the prices are extremely low. Do not fail to see this display. Go to Burn’s China Hall. Seo the Bargalns in English Caica Tea Sets, forty- four pleces. 700 French China Tea Sets, forty- four pleces. .. 12 00 Smoker Sets, five 3 9cts Bobemian Toilet Sets, 6 pos... 99cts Bohemian vases, sssort d colors 50cts Gold Band Cofize Cups and 40cts 0 numercus to mention. A call will cost you nothing. Hayden's Fire Kindlers shonld be on every Christmas tree in Omaha. Just opened a handsome lot of Silk Handkerchiefs and tles at McDoxarp & HarrisoN's. GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES IN LARGE VARIETYAT EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S THE JELEWERS, OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE. Best Malaga Grapes, Florida Lemors and Oradges, Apples, Pears, Dates, Fige, etc., etc., at Tizard’s Palace. dec214t Kindlers for the Now buy Holidsys. DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE. The Boston store, 10th and Jones, have just recelved a splendid line of French and German Dress Goods, this seacon’s importation. Plain Goods, Cashmeres, and Silk and Wool Brocades, which they can offer at 25c. This is much less than the cost of importation. The opening price of these goods, first of the season was 50=. They arc a desperate bargain, Also ancther splended lot at 16c, former price, 30c. A wonderful Bargain in Linen Cam® bric Handkerchiefs, Hem-stiched and Plain, at 20c each, cheap at 852, 15¢ each, cheap st 25¢, 10: each, worth 18c. There is one hundred and fifty dozen in thislot, bat y-u must come early as they won't lazt long. Aleo a splendid lot of Fancy Goods for Christmas presents at very low prices, and a Ict of Beautiful Trimmed Hats, All the latest styles, at $1, worth §2; at $1.50 worth $3.00 Boston Cash Dry Goods Store, 18-3¢ 10th and Jones. Now buy Fire Kindlers for the Holidays. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. Cold Westher loses its terrors wnen the hounse is supplied with Hayden's Fire Kind- lers. ON TO ELKHORN! ELKHORN OR BUST! New Year's Day will be greatly celebrated in Elkhorn Station by a Grand Shooting Match. A heifer will be ehot off on a pigeon match, and turkeys on a target match. All the sporting men of the surrounding towns are cordially invited to particl- pate. Bhooting commsnces at 108, m. Best variety of candy and nuts ever exhibited In Omaha at Tizards Palsce. a2t e Now buy Fire Kindlers for the Holidays. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. A FixE axp FuLs Stock oF CHRIST- aas Groceries, CosprisiNg Fresa SeuEcr Goons, as Forrows: MALAGA GRAPES, Flum Pudding, If you want a Cloak, 1If you want s Dohlman; Go to Kurtz's. Go to Kuriz's, Go to Kurtz’s. Go to Kurtz's. BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. Lots of goods fn Fine Hosiery st very low prices. Do you want a Hood! Do you want a Nubla? Do you want Legzings? Go 10 Kuerz's, Go 1o Kurz's. Goto Kuarz's, Go o Kuezs. 160 DOZEN HANDKERCHIEFS. Children’s Silk Handkerchiefs, Children’s Linen Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Silk Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs. The last week of our Ribbon Sale. Do Your Suorrise Now. Do your shopping now. At Kurtz's Store, Creighton Blook. Closing out sale of Toys and No tions, at Julius Treltechke's Grocery Store, 310 South Fifteenth Street, at Cost Price, to make room for a larger assortment of Faucy Groceries. All friends are invited. 21-3 JULIUS TREITSOHKE. Cold Weather lozes its terrors when the house is supplied with Hayden's Fire Kind- lers. Don't omit seeing the Children’s Scitsat MoDoNatp & HARRISON's. Now buy Fire Kindlers for the Holidays. GOLD BRACELETS OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS, AT EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, THE JEWELERS, POSTOFFICE. OPPUSITE THE S G P i L The beet Christmas present for your mother-in-law is a crate of Hayden's Patent Fire Kindlers, It will make her happy. GOLD BRACELETS OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS, AT EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, THE JEWELERS, OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE. A cese of Hayden's Fire Kindler's and a box of matches will make a lively Christma s for the largert family of children in Omaha. Try it. Goto J. U. Rose's for framas of oll kinds at low prices, 1516 Dodge street. e 212 The best Christmas presents for your mother-in-law is a crate of Hay- den’s Patent Fire Kindlers. It will make her happy. WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. ettt i Hayden’s Firo Kiadlers should be on every Christmas tree in Omaha. AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR. A sample lot of silk and lace ties, silk and linen handkerchiefs, nubias, hoods, jackets, gloves, hosiery, under- wear, and_other articles, sultable for Christmas presents to the amount of $723.00, has just been purohased from a New York traveling agent, by N. Frederickson & Bro., 408 Thirteenth street, at fifty cents on the dollar. We fally appreciste the liberal patronage which our patrons havo be- stowed upon us this season, and shall now in return this week_offer them the greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha, and have concluded to dispose of this lot this week at a sacrifice, at the Mechanics’ One Price Store, 405 South Thirteenth street, between Harney ad Howard. Parties in need of such articles should avail them- selves of this golden opportunity. Call early to get the best bargai 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. Death Record. Coapv—Annie, daughter of Patrick and Maggie Coady, of Council Blufls, died at 6 oclock s m. Mondsy, of scatlet fever, sged four years aud two days. It was but a week ago last Saturday that their first child was 20,000 Acres Under-Wear, Hats znd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit Ail ax tablishment will be kept open in the evenings Lieat. Gov, Carns came up from the Capital to-dayand will be in the city un- il to-day. Jas, E. North snd G. (W. Early, th it e w| SPECIAL MNOTICES atter treasurer of Platte couaty, were in thecity Monday. NOTIOE—Advertiso An Immense List of GROCERS OMAHA OMAH A AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO, TH® N CLOTHING c:m't‘;er: ll"c’“-fl." and ey ) 12122 FARNHAM STREET. XZ2XT= e e MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY. S month, W. SIMERAL, room 6, e exceedingly droll, and as a burleeque | Creighton Biock: i) The Targest and bess assortment of actor has fine promise, for he is et a | FPORRENT_A fornshed, south_1ont room: | beaatitl ot froatag suth Tmac & Trunks and Valises in the West, Telescopic Cases -half cash. Inquis 1612 Farnham 8t 684-tf | * Beldens ada for and Sample Trunks a Specialty. young man. His funny business was | Tooioire ot Ro. 1612 Famham St ___teitt | never over done, and he mado all that | 17 dew hous, sighs rommss t33ara Gussis” | Houss sad lo near Brownell & H. H. MARHOFF PROP £ ST . . ¢ oy 117 14th St.. 3 Doors North of Douglas St. ell was posaibl frosa the numerous ltua- || au™ - P- Boa & E- Gor. 12 sad Farm, | Two new ioume end fulllot v tions afforded by the comedy. The | Txop RENT_3 farmehed rooms m.m:: g bk o OMAEA. GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, company is an excellent one.” Re- mh"_hchuu-. N. E. Cor. “a?fi :'.,a Loue Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of H Dodge streets. Large house and corner ot. served seats now on sale, without ex- a1 house full lof tra charge, at Max Meyor's. FOR_SALE. T NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS We also have L= DOUGLAS COUNTY, Lieut. Palmer, 9th U. 8. infantry, left M":fll::- W:‘h B“'d‘"lh‘l"l:“oh in- for Egrt | ouglas Tuesday with afguard de- sorted .“ e i e ENTS # {41508 o liary priseoe,te fes B o ston wever s ons | 6 £0 12 Miles from Omaha, irons, Rev. E* W. Breckinrfige and wife have 86 to $10 per Acre, on arrived in the city on visit to_their sou- Long Time and in-ls d daughter, Mr. and Mre. Wi samiemt, o |S0R000 & Sem SR Low Intrceas. g o ou st clkas e proy Mr, Geo. P, Bemis left for Boston yes- 'delti and farm proporty, Apply st BEMIS 2 Ghdag, ovor the C.,B. & Q., to spend | e Fettesnd LowaAgancy, sthnd Donels | T qrgrg tracts guitable for Christmas wi‘h his relatives, Mrs. Bemis * : e e e s | VIS L Moty B iar. %y | Colontes in all the best ten d.ys. The golden weddiog of his | ) FORNY To L0Rs—ums . Counties in the State. father and mother will be celebrated 2 oy, oovA Christmas day. o P 80,000 acres scattered — —————————— | through lowa. ol 0.0 L Ak Homer | WAREE A b | The members and friends of the | snd Chicago 0 A large number of Improved TUnion Cstholis Library, met at tke fi)om o1 | Farms in Nebraska, many ot rooms of the amociation Mondsy | PLUL Iierest tuc ton s viL e Wi | them near Omaha, $12 to $40 to partake of the musical and literary | sured. Address “Bonus,” I 0" Box$'3. 122 | nap gare, feast provided for the occasion. - The | YXTANTED_A smart, active young man rooms were handsomely ~decsrated ling to work. Apply at Creghion I1 use. with evergreens and feras; the | —————————————"——— familiac legend” “Merry Obrivtmas,” | VW ner 1oimas Cattiorn stesser” se.es of eversreens, sarmounted tho srch | TxTRNTED & o gl o gorel Fov door, tendering a silent greeting to all [ VY . ¥or Cernan preferre. Ca comers. A large number of books ware,recsived from liberai members | 'V 3k, Ghingostees e 1 . 35 and generous friends, amountingto | __ 2% 350, of which about 250 were from NTEO—Geod girl, 445 W cor tho well selected library of Rev. Wit *27 = 5" OMAHA Father Quinn. ,The Rev. gentloman | VY A5 sy ~ichen girl, at Emmet: House, has been, from Kha»lnnepllon of the T ANTEDCA siock of anmineen, morth asmociatlon, one of its most substan- | W *trom 33 t0 B0 315 tut il pay v e GITY PR“PERTY tial supporters and ardent friends, | property. diress & KITLLE, Fremost, Reb, ] and the hearty thanks of themembers | _ *% = for this last gift cannot be measured | Y\TANTED oA gond cook, » woman preerred, § o G in mere words. LT "% | Qonsisting of Blegant Resi- The following literary and musioal | VYARIED—Cook and kitchen belp. at the | dences from $3,000 to $20,- programme was rendered and warmly - 000. Many vacant lots in|oooyagp g BEAN, Sopreciatod: Voeal solos, by Misses | Y A.Te0r-An cxperiened butcher wams | the _additions to _Omaha. . | DEWEY & STONE, OConner a0d McDonnald and Mr. | eratows, whers i non, o whers i s gurgngdrednh thaoéit;mfl ::-“thndm d|canrmTs| rommrroms, e iatis eAdi i Boador; would take & rolunlo partnet: ¢ Fitemotrie, Mism Stucla. Crowlay and | 5K Welb Jickson, Dikoa'Co., Neb. 34t | Lots, Business Houses and CLLEL Mesars. MoDnnmlElr and O'Brien; ANTED—To rent & amal fnrniak , | Lots, E::Ste all kinds of City dust by the Misses Theress and Ella | VY, in contral par : 2 vill | Real X Kennedy; vocal quartette by Misses | oo ~ o T TeEeoofler B Stacia Crowley, Theresa Kennedy and AN Mo Boheaioh o MaDotiras | VV - Culiori and instromental solos by Mies Sadie va.nmn—m general housework, ot Reilly. and Mr. Boehmrich. 255 Earney stroet, ono dooreast of 16 8L, This socisblo was the Tut of » Wi e o series ‘for’, the season of 1880, ‘The 1100 Farn nest entertalnment of the kind. will | L-tmsmL et | MANEY TO LOAN G A N et makinga grand sucees of the forth- on Improved Farms in Doug- coming “Waiting for.the- Veraiot,” | Y *Rersr str sora s the s of Somice | 188 County, on 5 years time, at which it will present st the Academy | Machinee. offico on 17th St. 8491 10 percent. interest to all who of Music on the 30th inst. FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, can show good titles, Roland Reed. R RENT—Ono lrgo famished oom. smpla This comedian will appear at the | axa Gupitel svemer o “iis s Academy of Music on December 24th end 25th, supported by the Gulick- | I and Peckic. Enauies Georki: verorm, 864 Blaisdell Guaranteed Attraction, No. | 5% Loied 4, in Augustin Daly's greatest comedy | F'On fn, jrumished rcom for two men, success, “An Arabian Night.” The |1 o House and small lot, sodth of depot c T ie P L L He i OTS, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS, Loo | House and small lot, south of depot. o T L4 over BEMIS new column of biraiog onis | Rasioce propeiy, Mossrs. Smith and Soribner, the | TnOR SALE_Meat market with grvtciees | B young attorreys, will shortly call | tiiing: tsrms esers Brqaive st oo i, oma: h{ upon our citizens with course tickets, | 1% for a course of lectures from the OR SALE—A PARGAL building with Redpath Lycenm bureau; comprising | 5. syt shs 0 b daor for ey s six lectures, by the following lecturers: ‘,’,{;“,;:,,“,;::;",’;,‘.‘.‘;;‘-“,';;.:‘.‘5."‘;2"5",1!‘.‘2.'3:55“. Hon. Wi, Parsons, Mrs, Livermor, | 44! L1 Stuart Rogers, Laura Dainty, AL leas house and grocery stocl Rty T, . Budettey, s and| Rerorms e e S E the Colored Idesl Musical company. We hope our citizens will respond liberally and thus inauro the success of one of the best S ——— courses ever insugurated in the west. REDMOND'S. Sixisonth-at. Tickets for the entire course, with priviloge of reterving seats for each MRSt lecture, $3 00. EMIS OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST 0 Lots, Farms — e an 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. ““For Sale—bix-horse power Baxter ongine snd boiler, In good repatr, Apply st Bem offion. nodtt i o Al i German Canary Birds, the best SREEEGagEEE anfiBEE 6 56 55 gESEE 88 ITIS A CRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITESEWING MACHINE @ives universal Satisfaction aud that it is stead- ily and rapidly increasing in public tavor. The White Machine justly claims to be the best made, the easiest running, the simplest in construction and the most perfect Machine in the market. 078, FARMS, HOUSES AND LANDS. Look Al over BLMIS” new colamn of bargaina oa 1sk 0. s b Lands, in b how column on 18 pago ISTRAY NOTI E -Taken up December th, o8 120, In Weat Omaba, Redick's addition, one roan and white cow and oné roan and white cull LOUIS LARSCH. 99-ew 5t = nossed in this city. The pupila of | jowest figares. Call and see them. Laye Raisins, : \ i 40 institute, about 75 in number were Fine Turkeys, taken by this dreadful disease, and | ;. ory ot the Omahia Toy Store, 14th The White Co. employ as agents men of in- al! assembled with mavy friends of the Fancy Bisowit, now they are called upon to mourn | g, 20-2¢ tegrity, and purchasers are alwayssatisfled, the loss of their only remainiog child. R G 5 Mr. and Mrs. Coady are the brother- | J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to in-law and sister of Mrs. Doran, of | his friends and old customers that he the Doran house, and have many |msy be found, as heretofore, at 1314 Farnham street, where he will be glad breaved mother from the o'ty. Rev | SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED ) A F. Sherrill preached the funeral Sweet Cider, @scourse which was interpreted as | "VARE, OF ALL DESIGNS, AT Superior Coffees, Tepidly asepoken tothe children by | EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, THE Solid Packed Oysters S:perintendent Gillispie, in _their [ JEWELERS, OPPOSITE THE Fresh Celry, . == because they find everything just as repres- Honsesnd lot, Horbach's sddliion. ented. Everybody should use this Machine. The Tot 1 bi Je€1 Bock frow Court salessofar this year are more than double ovn language. The silence was ab- | pOSTOFFICE. friends in this city who deeply sympa- s yea e e s B feoo | thiso with. them io their doublo be- | toshow them tho bost selected stock the corresponding time last year. s = - S S ST S ) mily Grooers. | . = ment. The faneral took place | of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles Pt e e % faso and actions of their superinten- | o 1. oo fyRemily S deat. Such devoted attention to a | ' C1I8TS: Now buy Fire Kindlers for the ook was in posoision of | ForCHUROH, HALL sod Pag. |Holdsys. ths blessings of hearing and speak- | LOR{decorations, go to Evan's, 14th followed the remsius ‘cospect Cee e T H.1l and the scholara all went, mauy | Good table bosrd at $4 por week, | EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, THE of them walking acroes the fields, by | at the European Restaurant, or $16 | JEWELERS, OPPOSITE YHE B B Sl huaaoes oo | P meouth. 183t | POSTOFFICE. opening of sausage factory, on-Burt | beautifally colered,” latest styles, o street near 17ch, by Mr. August |lsrge variety, at0. F. Goodman's 16th @ ::G-im feer) rg‘: s:' i Oder cases, oder cases, beautifal { WHO i8 PILLBURY & CO. Dormann. This is the | street dru; desigus, pocket books, card cases and first establishment of the| Mrs. Dent, 217-N. 16th 8t., is now & young Iad named Gonnoyer,had | ® «pfendid line of holiday presents at Fresh Oysters recsived daily and | . 4 1 the west, and from 1t sa i 4 B log broken shout moon Monday | C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug | served in every style, ot the European | a3 fino and delicious as any 7] f;z:;:tlzd';” n:;":; 2 Absolutely P wiile on his way home from the | giore, 4 | Restaurant. 183t | castern factory can turn_out, will b i hmm'eo_'n . math Ok v?ith u:fh':r ' When you have that “house warm- furnished. The fastory has s capscity SR TR e proparation makes such Tight, flaxy hot bresds, st nd that he was playing Haven's Snow Flake Flour always of 5000 xxonndn daily, is provided | wgHO TS PILLBURY & CO. umma-h‘md:-th 0o bo smten by drs :;ul: WORTH SEEING, the besatifal | 5o oury a-cxns by al Grocers. Doms ‘on the sidewalk, wheaopoof | . Gl PR T8O ¢ O ling,” wse Hayden's Fire Kindlers. | with a sis-horse power engine and Bl PowDi everlasting flowers’ goods, at Evaxs’, e £ h‘:"'g:fid-i‘:hhm“: I MmO ploase o | The will make it too ot for your | furnishes Bteady:employment $0 ten " RorawBimeFowom Go. N wi Fourteenth sod Dodge sirees. 43-| J_ H_ FLIEGEL & G0.| Boggs & Hill, and Silverware at prices that defy competition. t i PR S S HOLLY branches and GROUND- withodlfime new Tacture beingadasd | L o8 st Evany', Tith and Dodte to OfN's. indoaizims. {ThoXlateee | Bo00s: = o i o o W and one of the most important is the | Elegant vases tastily ornamented, will be promptly filled. JOHN ZEHRUNC, Cor. Davenport and 15th Sts." Omaha. = Ww. F. STOETZEL, Has the exclusive sale of the G OLD COIIN EATING STOVE. The Gold Coin is this season the favorite of Chicago, is prefer- ed above all other Stoves, comes both plain and hilghly orna- yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Another.Omaha Enterprise. Not many days areallowed topass 1> little fellow was carried into Mr. | customers. J. B. Fasscn & Co. mother-{o-law, your uncles and your | "y tern dealers will Snd it greatly B nseu’s house,nearby, and s surgeon . o to their advantage to be enabled to — e tothebroken | See the SEA SHELLS in great| The finest selections of VELVET | purchase thelr goods near at home,and w amoned who i oh care cannot be €X- | cariety ar 9 save expenses of ti , 8 - ‘Saccessors to J. H. THIELE, g B e i while the side. | Dot o (am, Fourioenth Sl | FRAMES, Pusmspartonts, Easls, | 5o osiarn fuctory of ld and establish | Besstifal Celluloid sets, morrocoo | MERCHANT TAILORS mented, has{hio new patent grato snd ire-po;hat will out wear w iks are in so dsngeroms a con- AR R S etc., at jobbers' prices, at Eaton's, | ed reputation will be allowed to_excal | covered and lined with richly tinked , BEAI_ ESTATE BNKEIS, than any other Btove of its size in the market, and is, therefore, g ioa. Meals st all Tours, sorved in the | 1520 Farnhamatrest. 302t | our home factory fu tho quality of {88 | i and satin, all shapes and sizes at | No. 1220 Douglas Stroet, ‘more durable than any other Stove, isstrictly warranted inevery C. F. Goodman’s 16th street drug e it requires no salesman to sell it: as city reference sells WO T ISTRT 500, | st oo Coghal Avenee, 4| OMATELA. NEE, | 1408 Fam. St Omaba, o | T e ot Tackmcny ; Gents’ fine Farnishing Goods, at oAk —Some of our citizens have ex- |, o o e 4 he Europern Res- P ed B e e nded coe. o | turant. 183t 1 the Omaba Shirt Factory.