Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1880, Page 4

*THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning, Dec. 233 BREVITIES. —Additions! Joc:] on first page. —Faterson sells coal. = For wunter comforts in caps, robes, ear3 ' «ffs, mughers, go to Frederick, Hattcr . —Holiday Goods at Kuhn's. —Celluloid and Diatite Sets st Saxe’s, Celluloid Sets at Kuhn's, druggist.} —Trimmed Hatsat the 97c store, —Holi —Lund League meeting at Clark’s Ha'l, o-night. —1Xn Ireland’s crisis let every Irishmsn de his duty. —A deserter was brought in from Sidney presexts st Saxes, dru Roland Reed, on December 24 and 25. The Gulick Blsisdell Guaranteed Attractin, No. 4, will support the popular comedian, Mr. Roland Reed, in “An Arabian Night,” by Mr. Avg- ustin Daly. The Cleveland Leader saye: Doring his stay in this city, Mr. R:ed has compelled a popular admira- tion, which has extended his namebe- yond the limits of Cleveland. In hie poculiar province bis talents stand prominently forth. ~All whohave had the pleasure of witnessing the rendi- tion of humorcus parts this season will agree with those severest of erit . | ics—his brethren of the stage—ihat few comedians, upon whom shine the fostlights of to-day, are superior to kim in genin for his work. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's. ‘Thursday evening. —The frame of the clock tower 02 Max Meyer's block is loomiog up. — Cottage prayer moetiogs are being held in vari us places throughout the city. —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- ers, Orcighton Block. o2t —BEST INFTHE WORLD—Barar Glove fitting Patterns at Bushmav'e. —The ball &t Masonic Hall, tonight, for the henefit of ex-policeman Manstield, should’be welllpatronized. —Tne pew depot, of the St. Paul exd Omabalise, on Webster and Fifteenth strest, i to be completed this week. —There will be & meeting of St. Johu's Ldge, No. 25, A F. & A. M., to-morrow evening for work in the M. M. degree. —There will be & m-eting of the general «« mmmittee of the Omaha fire department this evening at 7:30p. m. at Firemen's Hall. ~Three irssne soldiers en routs to the Nationsl Asylum, st Washingto vere taken east last night by Major Livings- tone. Skaters will te informed of the condi- tiom of the ice on the rink be the transpa reocy on the southwest corner of Faroham andldth streets. —A number of young ladies nd gentle- ‘men of th's city, who have been attending ®:hod ia the east, returned home this morning t pass the Christmas vacation. —Chief Engiveer J. J. Jorms us that @ new Fox, No. 26, hon boen added to the fire alarm circuit. Tt inlocated at the corncr of the B. & M. passenger depot. —There will be a meeting of the Omaba Workingmen's Sportmen's club this eve. ningat 7:30 at their hall. Ail members are requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted, —The concert &'ven at the Academy of Music, Thur.day, by the Omaha Glee club, was not w0 well attended as might hate been desired, but the entertainm:nt was ass. Want of space compels fer a notice of the performance until a Yaser day The ledies of the Congregatioual so- isty desire to express their thanks to all who so kindly assisted them in ths fuir. ® dally would they mention Mrs. . 0. 8. Stevens, the band, . Canlfield and the daily papers o all of whom they feel indebted formuch of the success of their enterprise. —Tu the police court yesterday morning Jacob Heitman was find 3 and coste for asaulting Mcllie Brown and put under $100 bonds to keep the peace. Wm. Howell, su old offender, was up for dis- turbing the peace. His right eye was in deep mourning b s did not s ften the of the Judge, who sent him to jail y days. One plain drunk was d to jail in default of 83 and courred near the corner of 20th and ( w ing streets. A man and boy were passi he street leading a couple of yearl- vhen the man was thrown down by the avimal he was leading. A horss and bu sy was near at the time, the latter oc- cupied by a lady and gentleman, The horse took fright wnd whirling suddenly threw the man uwpon the rround. It then Tan up 21st street short distance and the Iady was a'so thrown out, 2eceiving quite wevere i juries. The runaway was secur- ed without further destruction being dove., —The Concordia society will celebrate Christmss by an entertaioment st Metz's hall on Saturday evening. A maguificent Christmas tree and distribution of presents ‘will be among the many attractions, and every lady will receive apresent. A grand concert will al-o be given by sixteen musicians, assisted by Prof. Walther, Prof. Martin Cabn, Mr. Cahn, Juli Meyer, Prof Suyderand Mr. Bobmerich, and theevening will be concluded with a ball. It is & private party, ouly a very few invitations having beeu isued outside + the society. The following gentlemen compase the committee of arrangements: L. Kaatke, Ges. Heimrod, Wm. Sievers, Heury Meyer, Mr. Hasrman, Mr. Stratt- man, W. Voo Boehl, Aug. Schwabe and Julius Meyer. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's BETTER THAN GOLD = very superior quality of fine dia- monds, way below eartera prices, just received through the Omaha custom house, by A. B. Hubermann, YOU,CAN BUY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND NECK MUFFLERS, WAY DOWN FOR CASH at L. B. Wruuzaws & Soxs'. Tt will pay you to call and ees the fine display of Groceries at Willis M. Yates' store, near Cor. Sixteenth and Dodge. Wisis M. Yares. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Bay Christmas Prosents at Bashman'e. Best Malags Grapes, Florida Lemor s a:d Oradges, Applee, Pears, Dater, Figs, etc., eic., at Tizard's Palace. dec214t WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. Gents' fine Farnishing Goods, at the Omaba Shirt Factory. dlstf Clasing out sale of Togs and No tlou, at Juline Treitechke's Grocery Store, 310 South Fifteenth Street, at Cust Price, to meke room for a larger assortment of Fancy Groceries. All friends are invited. 21.3 JULIUS TREITSCHEE. Don't omit « eing the Children's Saimat McDoxaw & Haxmisox's. Goto J. U. Rose's for tramas of | all kinds st low prices, 1516 Dodge street. 212 ‘WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. ———— Frames, Steel Eagravings, 01| Pointings, st J. U. Rose's, 1516 D .dge street. 21-2 THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE s S A RUSHING BUSINESS. BARGAINS SECURED DAILY. As Christmaa approaches the busl- noes of cur retailers assumes sueh pro- PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS. Warren Switzler has gone to Missouri, C.F. Test and wife have gone to Chi- ago. D. 0. Clark has returned from Rock Springs. 0.3, Salisbury has returned from Cali- fornia. H. . Clark, of Bellevu, is in the city triay. Major J. 0. West, of Grand Island, was in the city yesterday. Joe Lyons, traveling agent of TuE Brz line, is in the city. Supt. J. T. Clark, of the U. P. left for the cast Tuesdaynight. Boss Stout, the conviot-labor contractor, was ia the citylaet night. Captain J ik Crawford, the scout, was an east-bound pascenger yesterdsy. Bob Johuson,traveling agentof the itts- burg, Fort Wayne & Chicsgorailway, was in the city yesterday. A. J. Borie, U. P. train dispatcher at Cheyenne, passed through the city yestar- day afterncon en route east. portions as to make it almost impos- sible, in many instances, to wait upon customers. Mr. Jobn Baumer, in partloular, has had more to do than his clerical force could well attend to, bt the force is now increased, as well as the stock of goods, and par- ties can now be shown something in th jewelry line never before ciualcd ia design, price and quality. Among the many features of the superb stcck ix an importation of diamonds, which is attracting much attention. Imported Rhine wine, my own im- portation. Hexzy Posor. HCLIDAYGROCERIES, A FULL AND FINE STOCK AT FLEMING'S. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Bay Christmas Presents at Bushman's. Buy your turkies and your chickens and your apples and your cider and anything you may need at J. McVit- ties, Farnham street, nesr 11th street. dec22-2t Extra fine Layer Figs, st Pandt's. Children's Suits and Cloaks tor sl agesat McDoxawp & Hanmisox's. HOLD! HOLD! There is no use in going barefoot any longer this kind of weather, or wearing your last year's boots and shoce, when you can buy & new pair at the leading shoe store, H. Dohle & ., for & very smsll amount of ready cwh. Splendid bargains offered be- *|treen this and Christmas. Do not fail to come and sce us. H. Dont & Co., Leading Shoe Store. POSTPONED. The grand raflls advertised some- timeago by Mr. John Garber, to take pisce on Christmas day, has been pstponed until New Years day; but s mazmificrnt supper will be gisen on Caristmas night. Al friends and pa- trons invited. Damaged ven away, at Nin- doll & Krell's, one door west of Bre ofice. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Bay Christmas Presents at Bushman’s. LAST CBANCE. We will close out our stock of C izisTias Presexts ar Busmwax's. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS of onr OWN IMPORTATION, at unheard- of LOW PRICES. Largest stock andlowest prices in the city. 2.9 We saw this morning the most beau- tifal snd best selected stock ot Dia- mnds, of the first quality, ever brooght to Omaba. They had just arrived from the principal markets of Earope, and were imported by Mr. A B. Hubermann. We learned from this gentleman that this was & much finar lot of precious gems than any provions lot received before. We could have learned more concerning those valaable gems had not the store baon 80 crowded. Fromage de Brie, at Pundt's. Paper Shell Almonds, C. H. Van Wyck, I'. P. Treland a2d D. G. Haull were among the distinguished v itors to this metroplis yesterday. Deputy Marshal Ben Westerdahl re- tarned last night from Waterloo, Towa, where he has beea attending court. Mr. “Jimmie” O, travelling sa'es- man £ a wel' knowa cigar and tobacco house of Milwaukee, is in the city. He is an old friend of “Little Mac,” of the Pioneer Drug Store. Owcn Slaven, ex-Councilman of this eity, day from the west. He has fness for some months past in the Northweste n part of~ New Mex- ico, and he is so brovz:d by the sun as to scarcely recogn'zable. He will be in the city until after the holidays. Mrs, C. R. Packard, of St. Thomas, Outario, Canads, is in the city ona L herbrother, Me. W. S. Wilcox. the U. P. baggage master, 915 El-venth street. Mrs. Packard formerly resided in Omaba, and will remain here duriog tke winter. Mr. Jeremish O'Brien, better known ax “Uncle Darby,” brother-indaw of Mr. John Swift, of thisity, afrix.d in Omaha Tuceday, after an absence of five years,to epend the holidays with his relatives and frien’s. Mr. O Brien was anold resident of D uglasand Washington counties. In 1575 he toskup a homeetead on Shell Cruek, thirty miles from Coluzbus, and | aloze :nd unaid.dhe toiled year after year, braving the privations incident to pi neer lite, until he “read his title clear” %o 160 acres of fine farming land, last September, For & man of his age, now nearing 70, he displayed rars pluck aud endarance, He reports six inches of solid ice and smow on the prairies of Platte county. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN's. ATTENTION GENTLEMEN. For a very moderate sum you can buya dress length of Black Silk, Black Cashmere or Alpacca. most ap- propriate Christmas presents, at McDoxaL & HarrIson's. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CarisTmas | s AT BrsmMan's. 1001—S8. 8. 8.—100L 1001 STEPHENSON'S SUPERB STA- BLES, 1001 Harney Street, Omaha, Neb. GRAND CPENING. I will open my new Livery and Boarding Stables to the pection of the public on Thursdsy, DEcEMBER 23d, 1880. All interested in locking at the best arranged and most com- plete public stable in the United States are invited to the GENERAL RECEPTION from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock p. m. Ladies are particalarly invited. d17td24 JAMES STEPHENSON. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CorisTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S, The largest and most varied stock of ladies’ and gentlemen's gold watches, bracelets and jewelry gener- ally in the west at A. B. Huberman’s. P. § —We guarantee the price and quality of our goods. The Luby, Richardson & Co. Shoes, for ladies’ wear, are the best in the market, Madeat Albany, N. Y.; for uale by A.W. Forzaieor, Near 13th and Douglas streets. HATS AND CAPS. Messrs. Nindel & Krelle have pur- chased the eutire stock of the firm of C. B. De Groat & Co., which they now offer for eale at a very low price, Five dollar hat sold for three dollars, and other goods in proportion. Any one desiring & good bargain shoald not faul to call and examine our stock. Farobiam Street, next door to Bee office. Tt has often been tried, and never failed to give satisfaction, the Flour sold by Willis M. Yates, who seems to have been very successful in obtaining the agency for the best Flour, and salling it at a low figure to the peopls. Wrts M. YAtes. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE OaRIsTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S, HOLIDAY GROCERIES, A FULL AND FINE STOCK AT FLEMING'S. Justrecelveda. lot of SILVER SYRUP STANDS, something new. Edholm & Erickson’s, the jewelers, opposite the postoffice. STILL BOOMING. No where in the cltycan better bar- gains be found than at S. Jonason’s 410 South Thirteenth street. Muasle- al albums in large varlety, elegant silver tes sets, ladies’ chains, brace- lets, and can latest designs and neatest patterns. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT MAN'S Rod Champaigno, something new and fine, at Pundt’s. FURS! FURS!! FURS! Ladies’ and gents’ fur goods of ev- ery doscription at the Far Manufac- tory, opposite postoffics, Omaha. All goods are warran‘ed. Hexwy G. Ricurs, Furrier. dec13if Damsged ha del & Krell's, offico. veu away, at Nin- door west of Bee Real Estate Transfers. John B. Maxfield and wife to John Oleson; w. d., n. 4 u. e } sec. 26, t. 16, r. 12—81,000. Samuel Rogers and wife to David McKillip; w. d., lot 2, block 4, Credit Foncier add , Omaha—8600. Augustus ' Kountze and wife to Tssac Levi; w. d., lt 4, block 8, Kounize's 3rd add., Onaha—$26i0. Geo. W. Homan, Sr., etal, toJ. D. Creighton; w. d., & 77 ft. lot 5, block 137, Omaha —25,250. For Sale—six-horse power Baxter engine aud boiler, in good repalr. Apply at BEE office. nodtf California Wines, Pundt’s. J. F. Sawyer wiskes to announce to his friends and old customers that he msy be found, as beretofore, at 1314 Farnbam street, where he will be giad to show them the best sclocted stock of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles and Silverwsre at prices that defy competition. t ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presenta at Rushman's Arrropnuate Houmay Presests!! Frederick’s Fine Seal Caps! Frederick’s Fine Buffalo Robea! Frederick’s E'egant Wolf Robes! Frederick’s Kine Fashionable Hats! Faeperick, Laading Hatter, 2110 Fourteenth and Faroham. t Pandt’s, ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushmau's. NOW IS YOUR TIME GOOD GOOD3 POR LITTLE MONEF. Mr. Phillip Lang, the relisble. boot 21 shoe dealer, 1317 Farnham street hus jost opened several cases of beautiful Christmas slippers, all snd besutifol desigos, hich ~ will be sold re- mkably cheap. Do not fail to all acd see them. Also a fall stock of band-sewed and pecged bo>ts, bought at a low figure, which a1 be carried away for a small {amount of money. All kinds of la- diev', mens’ and children's shoes, to bosold low. The publicis invited to call and look through my stock. Panur Lao, 1317 Farnham St. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS at L. B. Wriuiams & Soxs’, Forsrore ror tsx Homavs. Book Cases, Ladies’ Desks, Faucy Tebles, Fancy Chaire, Children's Chairs, and a great variety of useful and pretty goods for Christmas Gifts at Cras. Smiverick. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. BuyChristmas Presents at Bushman’s, Notice. Notice is hereby given that no one is suthorized to do collecting fer the Inte firm of C. B. DeGrost & Co., ex- cept myself. Auy one paying to any- ove else on bills due the firm will take their own reeponeibility. 223t S. DeGroar. AUCTION SALE. Every afterncon snd evening at Bonoer's, 1416 Dooglas street, of fine fars, consisting of real mink sets, beaver scts, Alask mink sete, chilc- ren's white sets, muffs and wolf robes, 214 ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Bay Christmas Presents at Bushman's, WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. The largest and most varied stock of ladies’ and genilemen's gold watches, bracelets and jewelry gener- ally in the west at A. B. Huberman's. P. S.—We guarantes the prics and quality of our goods. Crystalized Pears, at Pundt's. Elegant vases tastily ornsmented, besutifally colered, latest styles, large variety, at . F. Goodman's 16th street drug store. f Mrs. Deat, 217-N. 16th St., is now prepared to do dress making on the shortest notice. Prices moderate. decl3-tf WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. Beautifal Celluloid sets, morrocoo covered sud lived with richly tinked silk and eatin, all shapes and rizes at C. F. Goodman's 16th sireet drug stor, corner Capits] Avenue. tf THBOUS:NDS OF SENSIBLE Ouristias PuEsExTs AT Busmaw's. THE END IS NOT YET. The rush still continues st the jew- elry house of Whipple, McMillen & Co.,and all purchasers express them- sclves highly pleased at the quality of the goods ae well s the low prices at which they are sold. The first etock ordered for the holidsy trade was ex- hausted some time ago, but another stil better than the first has just been opened and marked down. If you want the real worth of yoar money, buy what you want there. Remember the place, Creighton Block, Fifteenth sirset. THE LARGEST STOCK of ‘GENTS' NECKWEAR in the city, LATEST STYLES, NEW PAT- TERNS, ESPECIALLY FOR TIE HOLIDAY TRADE. L. B. Wruraus & Soss. Dodge and Fifteenth Sta. BETTER THAN GOLD, a very superior quality of fine dia- monds, way below essten prices, just received throngh the Omaba custom bouse, st A. B. Hubbermann's. CHRISTMAS SLIPYERS AT WHITNEY'S, —ar— WHITNEY'S, CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS. _ REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN BUY THE FINEST AND BEST CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS St WHITNEY'S, and everything in the BOOT and SHOE Line =5e WHITNEY'S. Thete is no such goods in the market 85 can be found st WHITNEYS. €223t “Lyax's Cmrisnus Bais” at Taraer Hall, Ssturday, December 25. Ticketa for sale at Jacobs' Clothing store, Farnham street, 1120. dec22tuifr PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS By buying your groceries as J. L. Nichols & Co.’s. Choice dressed tur- keys and all kincs of poultry,just re- ceived. 222t Damaged hats given away, at Nin- dell & Krell's, one docr west of Bzz office. Heavy Damage Suits. It will be remembered by those who keep in any degree posted in police court proceedings, that on Friday last Henry J. Abrahams was arrested at the instanca of his partner, Henry Spigle, the Donglas street second- hand dealer, on the charge of obtain- ing by false pretences atout $1,300 On Satarday the suit was dismissed, the costs being divided between the parties. Taesdsy Abrahams, by his next friend, brought sn sction in the ict court ugsinst Spigle in ch he demauds the sum of £5,000 damages. The petition for damages recites the details of the rest, which was, it is averred, falsaly and maliciously prozured for the pur- pose of injuring the plaintifl. That the following day the matter was pub- Lished in the city and throughout the state to the injury of the petitioner to the amount cf $2,500. The proseca- tion failed to substantiste the charge in the courts, by resson cf there being no foundation_therefor, but the pro- ceedings, in additionto the humiliation of arrest and damage to character, in- flicted great mental anxie'y and pain, for which another sum of §2,500 is de- manded, in all the sum of $5,000 be- ing deemed necessary to repair the in- jary done by Spigle to the petitioner by the alleged false and malicious presscation. Hon. John C. Cowin is attorney for Abrahams. ANOTHER STIT. We are informed that s member of the bar of this city, who had some trouble with a fellow counsellor, which resulted somewhat similarly to the case sbove referred to, will bring suit for £10,000 damages. Our informant says that he has a good case, and can make considerable troable in ita pros- ecation if he chooses to_follow it up. No papers have as yet been filed in this case. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's. Cook’s Tmperial, st Pondt’s. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. Superb Paintings in Oil and Water Colors, Steel En- gravings, &c., &C. - By Eminent Artists. Omabha lovers of Fine Art, and those who are Interested in hand-painted water color paintings, should not for- get the fact that Mz. A, Hosee has just received the finest selection of these most beautiful works of art. Among them is the picture *Waiting, colored, by Wilson, of the Royal Academy of Arts at London. Another, “The Pet Bird,” after Meyer Von Brennen. Also, “The Kiss,” by Beson, an eminent Berlin artist, and “Too Late,” by ssme artist. The public should make it a particular business to go and examine the above arta and be delighved. Mr. Hospo has, ss ls well known, the largest and most tasty stock of Pure Line, Stipple and Mezotint Steel and Copper Plate Eogrivings of any house west of Chicago. Also, full line of Wood Engravings and Lithographs. His paintings, of which he has a big stock, are done by artists who are well known in this country for fine and original worke, Chcaper paintings in good variety. Christmas and New Yoar carde, the best variety in Omahs, Easel goods and velvet frames, together with the fine gold and ok frames of their own make in endless veriety. A. HOSPE, Jz., 1619 Dodge, Next Door to Harvis & Fisher. Juat opened a handsome lot of Silk Handkerchiefs and ties at McDoNatp & HaRrISoN's. SPEOTAL BARGAINS In all kinds of MEN'S and BOYS' BOOTS. Good for winter wear. At FULLRIEDE'S, Near Thirteenth and Douglas. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLB Cnrist™AS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S. READ THIS. Fresh Ogsters, Poultry, Apples, Eggs, Oranges, Grapes, Confectionery, Nuts, Ciristmas Trees, Hubbard Squashes, Cabbages, Swest Potatoes, Radishes, Tarnips, Beets, Onions, Celery, &c., at BurrEr's. dec?Bt2 NOW IS YOUR TIME. The finest Christmas goods in Om: ha. Gold, Silver and Cellaloid Sets, Odor Cases, Ladies’ Purses, &:. Call early, as they are going fast. 8. T. Feovson & Co, decl4tf _ Twelfth and Douglas Sts. = THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CHBisTMAS PResests AT Busaman's. Lateat Telegrams. Bottom dropped out everywharo. Bunce's prices the lowest yet. 2t J. U. Rose, 1516 Dodge street, carries a fino assortment of Stecl ! Engravings, Oil Paintings, Chromos | and fancy frames; all warked at the lowest figares. Call and reo thew. | 21-2 Y | MAXMEYER &s8°.| THE | LEADING JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed their pre- parations for the ap- proaching Holidays, and | suggest that an early e amination of their stock | will enable purchasers to | secure the choicest selec- | tions, and escape the crowds unavoidable Jater | in the month. i Until Christmas, the es- | tablishment will be kept open in the evenings NOTICE—Ad Lost, Found, Wauts, Eoarding &., will be in- a5 Law V[OSET, 10 LOAR—1100 Forabam siret. Dr. Edwards Loan Agency, _nov-33-tf __ HELP WANTED THE CREIGHTON, A firat-class hotel in every respect, is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This new house is newly and elegantly far- niched throughout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the best In tho land. Give it a rial. Norunner at tho Depot. ~ct29-e0d-tf —COMIC TIN TYPES!— Come and see them, just the thing for New Year, elght new designs at Grand Central Gallery, 212 Sixteenth St. 13-e0d-3¢ Heidslck Champaigne, at Pundt’s, CLEARING SALE. NOW IS THE TIME. As T will remove from my present Iocation on January 1, 1881, T will close out a large involcs of fne chromos just received, and some of the best heating stoves in the market, Also 8 lot of decorated snd plain chinaware, French china, cut glaes set+, lamps, table and hanging, ladies’ rocking chiairs, parlor and bed room sets.” These goods must be sold imme- diately regardiess of cost. 214t Janes BowxEr. THOUSANDS OF SE;ZSIBLE CarisTMAs PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S, Go to Tizard, the old reliable tree dealer; trees from two to twelve feet high. 2114 A Fine line of ssmples of New Year Cards at Tux Bee Job Room. Call in time and leave your orders. 500 MENS’, BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS- TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE- GARDLESS OF COST, AT POL- ACK'S. 6-uf Neufchatell Cheese, at Pundt’s, "A~TED—A girl for general housework To WV o aghiy compoaant el 3. pet week wili Yo pail. y iy 3¢ vt comer of Cal i Too-22 ANTED—Girl st near Dedge. ANTED—6 mon'he, for which gool interest and bon-s will be pei. Sccurity new famn ture of a 3 sured. Address *“Bouvs,” I, 0. Box. y ANTED_Cook. Apply to R eCoy, ¢or W e ot s it srcare o YATANTED—Girl for_general housework, W R clicags sty s 1t a1 Convell Hous=. 10th 10624 ANTED—A smart, ling t0 work. Appl young man wil- t Crosgiton House, 1031 NTED —Kitchen girl, st Emmett House. o resi‘e . Address B £y "ANTED—A g0od cook, & woman pr at 8¢, Charice Hote ANTEDCoor y d bitchen Belp, Pacific tiouse, Addrea . o-tt ANTED—To rent 1 tarnished house, in contral yart of city. Good price will Adlress K. X , tée ofts, & NV A5TED- ot for genera Lausework, Y " Cultornia street .. VWV ASTES A oo ousekeccer, 109 Farn ham street, ptairs s TV A o Ko ment orhorseand wagon. Y, E A HARRISS, 10th aud Nicholas St ANTED—ADl Omaba Bogsl . Jomn 1s t. o hat e & the hrvg 1 Sewin Machinee, office on 1°th 8401 * £k 95 NT—MOUSES AND LAND. OR RENT—A fi ¢ furnished front room, first loor, between 14t and 15th streets for '—A nest cottage with four rooms and kit:hen, . . '—One large farnished roo for two gentlemen, soathwese comer 15th nd Capitol avenue. E) \OR REST—Brick dwelling next to cor. 11th aod Pacific. Enquire Geo, H. Peterson, ¢4 10th 8t. 10416 OR RENT—House in Shull's ond sddi $15 per month. W. SIMERAL ro Creighton Block. ion, See Cruickshank's new advertise- ment for Holidsy Goods, on third page N e SN My 'store is filled with the finest square and upright pisnos. I have also the best assortment of organs ever brought to Omaba. I deal in pianos and organs exclusively, and car offer inducements to purchasers that no other dealer can afford. J. S. Waronr, CityHall Butlding, Cor. 16th and Farnbam Sts. THE STARTLING DISCOVERY. The people wonder, are amazed, be- yond expression at the unprecedented stock of holidsy goods at Tizard's palace, in such display never before seen in tne western country, if the crowds continue increasing that vsit to the store Tizard will be compelled to charge admission. Sogo early and avoid beingcrushed to deatb, His stock of candies never before equaled in the city. Metropolitan creams, walnut nuggets, cream dates, cream fizs, Saratogs chocolate, cocoa- nut, walnot, lemon, vanilla, straw- berry, and Boston filled caromels. Taffy of every description, mixed can+ dies in boxes, from 50 cents to 85 per box. Bon Bonloose mixed candies, stick candy in all varieties, and all goods above mentioned all new goods, ‘made this present week, Christmas trees and treo ornaments in cndless varie- ty, Nuts and Fraits, sl of the jtest quality, and Toys, best Dolls and Rock-Horses in the city, aad all our other goods, of equal quality, 80 go and sse the stock, and you will be charmed, and if you feel like buying, buy, and whether you bay or not, Tizard sends the compliments of the season. Oder cases, oder cases, beautifal designs, pocket books, card cases and s spfendid line of holiday presents at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug store. o OR RENT_A faraished, s.ath 1ont room. Inquire at No 1612 Farnbam St §84-tf OR RENT—Cottage, on 5th_snd Pine S, new house, eight rooms,on Koe, 8. E. & 23dad CasmSts Enquire J. P. . 12th and Farn- bam. L S. P. MORSE & GO, CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. / 1319 FARNEHANM STRERT. For the coming week we have made preparation with the finest stock of Silks, Laces, Dress Goods and all fancy articles ever shown in a dry goods store west of New York. We have received a consignment of BLACK LYONS SILKS and offer thiem at less than the present cost of importation, they will be found fully 30 per cent under the prices that other houses are obliged to ask for the same qualities of goods and no other such opportunity has ever becn offered to anyone to buy a goodsilk dress for as littie money. We offer a 22%inch Cashmere Alexandre Silk at $1.25 a quality to-day worth $1.50, : At $1.45 our Standard make of Cashmere Griffon Silk which we place in com- peiition withi any $1.75 Silk in Ameriea. Qur S1. i’k is to-day worth $1.62 1-2 at wholesale, yet we still continue to offer the balance (2 pieces) at less than opening prices, 5 we offer a heavy rich Gros Grain Nilk never before shown in the s than $2.50. we show a 24-inch Cashmere Griffon Silk worth at retail $2.75. 0 a 24-inch Silk very heavy, richin lustre as a satin and fully up to 0 Silk from hicher priced stores. At $3.00, $3.10, $3.25 19-22-24-inch Silks, the very best numbers to be had in a standard make of goods. REAL IL.ACE. Opened to-day a large stock of Real Duqh:sse Noeds from 50c to 8500 eah. 0101 we “ “ [ A “ Brabant Real Dutchesse Birbs from $12.00 to $25.00. “ ¢ TaeVests “ $12.00to$40.00. Collars “ 7$6.00 t0$25.00. This is the finest stock of these goods ever shown in Omaha. HANDRKERCHIEFS. Over 150 dozzn Sik_handkerchiefs at a dozen prices. An elegant line of linen, Embroidred Lawn, Fancy Colored and other Handkerchiefs in every conceiv- able shape and desiga from the Chid’s 5c. Handkarshief t) real Dat shesss Applique and Point Lage Handkerchiefs. “ One Price Marked in Plain Figures; We Never Deviate. S. P. MORSE & CO. $60,000. $60,00 $60,000. $60,000. $60,000. to close out our Desirable and seasonable goods at Low inter clothing for Men's, Youth's, Boys’ and Children's inlatest Patterns and Etyles, Over- . ELGUTTER'S sooam, GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR THEH SHASON! ‘We make this month a specialt; Figures. Ourimmense stock of ‘wear, comprising Worzing, Business, and Drees Suits, coats, Ulsters and Ulsterets worked from the flnest zoods of woolens; also a. complete line of Furoishing Goods, Novel'ies in Neckwear for the Holidays. Hats, Caps, Gloves, &o. , must make way for ourimmense Springstock of clothing. Well-known to the public that these goods were the best selected stock ever broughtto this market. ELGUTTER'S MAMMOTH CHOTHING HOUSE, $60,000. 100l Farnham St, Cor 10th. $60,000 JNO. G. JACOBS, (Formerly of Gish & Jacobs) UNDERTAKER | No. 1417 Parnham St., Oid Btand of Jacob Gls OADKRS 57 TALBGRAPH SULICITE =y SpantaLOercE | DRI SHITCHCOCK P con 1577 5500cLAS S oo CRUlCKSHLAN)f S DRY GOODS ST AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & co., | THE {BOSTON CLOTHING OB, RENT_2 fumished roome ove der. chaots N, r. 16th s Dotessesar Ra.if FOR SALE. OB SALE—Meat market with frtclass e, santing to sell on account of bealth failing; terms easy. Enguire st Bee office, Oma- ba, Neb. 10124 OF SALE_A FARGAIN_A tuiding with ioon xaren, farmitareand sack, on 1ta 5. Sppositethe U-B. depor, forsale vory cheap. O b0 Rxares,faraure s ock w1 ber aokd and building rénted. Inquire of ED. KUEISS. MAN! Tt OR SALE—_Busines house and grosery stock, rant attached. Address B. Chafin, Aurora, Neb. = TiOE SALETwo cioss carriages, w5 A J. Faaik o T o REDMOND', MISCELLANEOUS. Fooas, b o L. togue 5 office. 11044 wGod [wmber of all 508t ixseenth-st. s1et POWDER Absolutely Pure, Nat G G, Tor Rt e S R e L —— = S T e v SHOW CASES MaxcrACTORID 3T O. J. WILDE. 1517 CASS ET., OMAHA, NEB. £ A £o0d amortment alwags on hand W E. F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, 02d Fellows’ Block. Prompt attention ¢ A Christmas Greeting. ACADEMY OF MUSIC! Two Evenings, Frday sod Saturiss, December S4th aod S5th, | Facily Matines Christmas st 2 oclock. The Gulick - Blaisdell Guar- anteed Attraction No.4 Cisude TeHaven, Genersl Representative. Ea gagement of the Famo s Vo.al Comediaa ¥r. ROLAND REED, Appesring 1n Augustin Daly's fashionable scciety ‘cameds of AN ARABIAN NIGHT, As plavedat Daly's ew York Theatre 220 coa- ascotive rights, embraciog the charming M.{SS ALICE HASTINGS, | And the g-eat original cast of Cottagers and Courers. 3 Reserved seatast Max Meyer & Bro. Remember the Christmas Matinee. 2 DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard’s Orug Store. Corner.of 14th snd Douglas Sta. novissm " THE DAILY BEE Cantains the Latest Home and Tele- News of the Day. X HOUSE, |L=2L== FARNHAM STREET. T=T= MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY. The larzest and best assortment of Trunks and Valises in the West, Telescopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., 50,000 DOLILARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER | CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. Propom for the next ninety (90) days to sell thei 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 New Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convinced.