Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1880, Page 4

—_— BREVITIES. Addttional lacs] on frst page. —Paterson sells coal. —Holiday Goods st Kubn's. . —See Polack's advertisement. —Bird cages at 99 store. —1It i* fine winter weather, a Eymphony in Four Paragraphs. Nowhere this side of the metro- politan cities of the east has there boen such an unprecedented display of musical instruments as can now be sen st the ware and salesrooms of M. 3. 8. Wright, No. 506, City Hall —Celluloid and Distite Sets st Saxe's | bailding, Sixteenth street near Farn- Oelluloid Seta st Kuhn's, draggis ham. Mr. Wright has been in ~Holiduy preseuts at Saxe’s, drugeist, | the pisno and ;Mlnthbu-lnu: —The train wert to-day carriod but few [ I this ity for the pud i eloven years, during which time s el 1o has deservedly gained the entire —Whipple, McMillan’ & Co., the jewels | ¢ Gdonce of the public. Among , Orelghton Block. 92646 | the well koown pianos Mr. Wright —BEST IN THE WORLD—Bazar | handles, is the world renowned Chick- @love fitting Patterns at Bushmav's. tf | ering, the J. and C. Fisher, the Hal- —Creighton College and the Holy Au- | 10t and Davis, the Ohase, the James and the Grow and el achosl closed Wedvesday and the pat- eh".m}f;;‘::f"" = Tic echogls close to-day. The brands of organs are equally —“Say, lladies, let’s stop in st Horpe’s | well known snd popular. Foremost 5 "we are going down town; he has such a | 8mong these are the Estey and Bur- variety of presents.” dette, the Whitney and Holmes, the — Milton Regers, John D, Creighton and | Fort. Wayne, Wolfinger, the Taylor aud Farley, the Smith, ete. 5.D. Mercer will all erect three story | ™3y w08 Loy hin sear have ‘®rick blocks in the spring. more than doubled those of any pre- —Krug's fbeer hall, one of the finest in | vious yeer, "mh still bflglg:r vrumcu the west, has been fivished and will open | for the coming season. The most fas- th Charles Pis | tidious can be suited by calling on ~ b Pinch, as prodti | ;s gentleman,both in price and qual- ? ity, as ho makes this his excl > —Judge Hawes yesterdsy tent Pat|ysiness and dabbles in nothing else, M:Cann to jail for 15 days for stealing & | consequently he is enabled to do pair of boots from L. B. Williams and | much better by his customers than if pair of pants from A. Polack. —John Kelly, who kicked up a terrible ow at the Union Pacific depot Wednesday was taken in out of thewet by Wiley Dixon and sent up for 10 dayr, —Patrick H. Kean, an_old settler resid. ing vear Elkhorn, was lodged in jail in this ity at midnight Wednesday night for resist- ing an officer who [was serving a writ of ectment, ~Don't forget Cammenzind's & Meyer's ¥REE supper to their friends and patrons 207 | ws. Dec. 24th from 5 p. m., to 12 p. m. 13th street. 282t —The children of Cass street mission ha was carrying on other business. Partios contemplating making pur- chases of this kind will do well to give him a call, and get prices lower than ‘ever. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Bay Christmas Presents at Bushman's. Buy the man Bunoe's Collars. 23t2 The largest stock of GOLD Spec- tacles and Eye-glasses. Call and ses EpmoLy & ERICKsoN, Jewelers, Fiftoenth street, opposite the Postoffice. Sanday school are invited to call at my store C} perintendent. § 25,1879, ha, —The Board of Regents of the § University, which me city, to deli next June, president of the Indust nois, fails to come %o time. the inecription found in a la- gold watch resently taken from a sus- picions character in Des Moines. The watch is supposed to have come from Oma- rthe commencement address ase Dr. John M. Gregory, 1 Caliege, of Tlli- ristmas morning between thehours of 9and 10 o'clock. Willis M. Yates, su- near Fourteenth, hsve the finest and besi sssortment of CHRISTMAS az32 A WIFE'S DISCOVERY. What Her Husband Did With His Money. city. ments of her husband for several days past, trying to find out where hespent his money. It scems that he had just disposed of some real estate, bat The latest ccllision between labor and | instead of banking the money he car- capital occurred Wednesday where R. Steell, of Steell & Johnson, was caned by his clerks, Tt was gold-headed and came from Max Meyer. Mr. Steell capitulated and several short ut happy speeches <losed the affair. rled it about his person, and every ight after he was asleep his faithfal fo would count It over, and every time the amount grew less. Without aword to her husbaud the lady en- saged the services of a detective who discovered that the man carried home —One of the fivest hotels in the state | a large bundle each day and cautiously worth of Omaha is the Astor IHouse of | secreted it in the barn. Two police- Tekamah, Mr. Astor has moved from | men were summoned and during the the Vioneer Block House, in which he kept | husband’s many years, to the new brick block near the depot, recently built by two of the most enterprising citizens of the state, Messrs. Thomas and Latta. baence the packages wers opened and found to contain gold and silyer watches of beautiful designs and rare patterns; clegant goid ear-ri g8, * | lockets, chains, bracelets of tho latest style, and besutifully carved silver- —T have two of those celebrated Gold | ware, Gismonds aud other precious Colu heating stoves left that T will sell | goms, etc, etc., etc. On the outside very cheap in preference to storing them | Of one of the packages was the name for naxt season, alsoa forty dollar heater of an other kind, has been used not less “Whippls, McMillen & Co.,” Creigh- ton block, 15th stroet. That explained thon & month for twelve dollars, these | it, thepoor man had scon the goods #toves are very cheap off rred a few days and Jackson. ill only be | and learning the low prices could not Wm. ¥, Stoetzel, 1oth roslst the temptation of buying his wifea barn full for a Christmas pre- We have an elegant display of | "0t GOLD Pens, GOLD Pencils, GOLD Pen and Pencil Cases, GOLD Tooth- picks, GOLD Charms, &:. ever brought to the city. Epsory & ERICEsoN, Jewelers, Fifteenth strect, opposite | ot the residencs of M. W. the Postoffice. Biéndorf & Mauss, Dovglas strect, nea: Fourteenth, have the finest and ¢ sssortment of CHRISTMAS 500DS, CANDY TOYS, &s., in the | ity. (d2ss Fige liquors, wines and brandies 23-2t or family u- at Gladstone's. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Puy Ohristmas Presents at Bushms: Death of Jotnnie Campion. Jobn J. Campion, who is well » the best | yown to a great many of ourcitizens, having resided in Omaha for the past foor years, died at 2:50 yesterday Kennedy, Jackaon and Seventeenth streets, of consumption. The deceased was born in Covington, Ky., where he bas a brother still residing, and was at the time of his death about 31 years of THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE Curistaas PresENTs AT BusHMAN's. I TR R A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. call attention to their splendid line of * | Ciristmas presents in another coluun, Buy your turkies and your chickens but no description can give aay idea nd your apples and your cider and | ©f the eplendid variety they are show- nything you may need at J. McVit- , Farnham strect, nesr 11th street. dec22-2t Manager Meaiio. The public will be glad to lern at under the superintendence of |latge quantities st ing this sesson, and all at mogt mod- erste prices, having taken special pains this season to give their friends a5 many bargains as possible. The Boautifal Colored Tmbroidered Hem- stitch Handkerchiefs are selling in —cannot be Meslio, the Academy cf |found elsewhere at less than 50c. le has undergone a thoroogh of clesning and renovating. is now in first-class condition for holiday performances, and will ove much more pleasaut and com- able than for some time past. s is but the beginning of the bene- to be expected from the new man- — e —— DRE ABOUT THAT SENSA- TIC N, HOW IT EXDED, *Of course I was to marry him,” said, “but not until he has ful- 4 his promise, The minister was plussed, the groom blushed and d pale, the spectators tittored, the bride was firm and stood un- d with fiashing eyes. Finally of the couple called the pm to one side and held a hurried oltation. A messonger wa: ched to the jewelry e ment of Mr. John Baumer, Farnham st~ t, and returned ly, losded down with wedding ta, consisting of various articles bie for the ocoasion. Among were & besutifal ladies’ gold and chain, an elogant silver tea pkin rings, bracelete, lockets, silver table cutlery, ctc.; in fact man w-s grosnin: under n. The groom war thought of having to pay for his, bat v hen the bill was were still puring in the direc- Theirstock has been s> large that in spite of unprecedented sales their lines are still unbrcken, azst2 Take your chiliren to sce the Mission Christmas Tree, at Willis Yates' store, to-morrow evening. Where was Moses whon the light went out? Buying Giloves at Bunce's. Boys' Plymouth Bask 232 Take your children to see the Misslon Christmas Tree, at Willis Yates' store, to-morrow evening. Winter Nellys, Fine— Const Oranges, Fine— Malaga Grapes, Fine— Jersey Sweet Potatoss— Celery and Lettuce— Michigan Apples, Choice— Morse. Raisins and Nuts, Morse. Tarkeys, Chickens, Oysters— Morse. Sweet Cider— Morse. Morse. Morse. Morse. Morse. Morse. Fresh Codfish, Troat, White Fish, Pickerel, and Pike, at 8. Motz's arket. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's e Dawaged hats given away, at Nin- sl & Krell's, one door west of Beg offlce. For Sale—>Six-horse power Baxter engine and boiler, in good ropatr, Apply at Beg offica. nodtf NG THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CHRisTMAs PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN's. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! Ladios’ and gents’ fur goods of ev- ery description at the Far Manufac- tory, opposite postoffice, Omaha. All goods are warranted. Harney snd 10th street when ter left. Hexgy G. Ricares, Furrier. decl3tf I Land League Meeting. At the land lesgue meeting in Clark's hallWednesd: y F. W, Graywas electad permavent president, Charles Hunley permanent tesretary and M. Donovan permanent treasurer. A committee consisting cf Messrs. Jobn Rash, Charles Hanley, Thos. Tallon, Thomes Kennody and Peter 0'Malley was appointed to draft rules and by- laws of theleague. Twenty-seven new members enrolled their names. The_following smounts were sub- ibed: F. W. Gray, $20; W. A. L. Gibbon, Wim. _Gentleman, Dennis Connelly, Edwaid Callahsn, 35 each; Pat Tarpy, Tim Kelly, Pat Heaney, Pat M. Mullen, $2 each; Wm. Coffey, Wi, Fitzpstrick, &1 each; Joho Far- roll, $1.50; James Dailey, John Red- din, Thos. Begley, Ssmuel McHugh, Pat Hinchey, #1 each. Total, 56 50. Collected to date, $383.50. journed to meet agan at 7:30 p, m., Wednesday ovening bext, at Clark's Hall. FRENCH MIXED CREAM and BEST AMERICAN CANDIES, 1 and 5 pound bozes, or wholesale. FLEMING & CO0., Grocers. Take your children to see the Miesion Christmas tree, at Willis Yates’ ators, o-tiiofrow evening. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Chrletwas Prosonts at Bushman's BETTER THAN GOLD » very superior quality of five dia- monds, way below easte:n prices, just received through the Omaha custom house, by A. B. Hubermann. Best Malaga Grapes, Florids Lemons and Oradges, Apples, Pears, Dates, Figs, etc., etc., at Tizard’s Palace, dec214t Gents' fine Furnishing Goods, at the Omaha Shirt Factory. d15tf ‘Wedding Belis. An eager throng crowded the spa- clous audierce room of the Douglas street Lutheran church Wednesday to wituess the solemuization of the marriage of T. Marsh Hender- son aod Miss Carrie Roy larkin. Both parties are well known and highly esteewed in the social circles of this city, DMiss Larkin being employed st Eaton's photograph gallery on crayon work, and Mr. Henderson being the fore- man of the Excelsior machine works. The bride is a cousin of Mrs. J. Clark and Mra. A. E. Randal Invitations to the number of over five hundred hai been fssued, and the wedding has been looked forward to for some weeks with great anticipa- tions, At 0 o'cleek the bridal party en? tered the church, Mr. W. H. McMil- len and Mre. A. E. Randall preceding the bride and groom as attendants, and proceeded up the west aisle to the front of the altar where Rev. Dr. Baugher, pastor of the church, after the very beautiful ritusl whieh in« luded the iig service, soon made the high contracting parties life partners. The party then left the church in the ususl order and e the _edrringes In waiting, drove rapidly to the Canfield House where thereception was to be held. There the parlors were filled, and the hsppy couple having received the congratu- lations of their many friends, all ad- journed to the dining parlor where & sumptuous supper was partaken of, The bride and groom are for the present stopping at the Canfield, bub will go to housekeeping in & few days. Among the many elegant gifts re- ceived by the bride were: Gold watch and chain, from the C. H. Frederick, Leading Hatter, largest stock and lowest prices, Farn- ham and 14th streets. 23-tf After sopper, vistt Kurtz's store. Christmas presents given away at the Boston Cash Dry Goods Store, 10th and Jones, to all who purchase over one dollars worth, s plece of jewelry will be given. We offer also theke great bargail 502 Silk and Wool Brocades for 25c, 50c Cashmeres for 250. 302 Worsted Dress Goods for 1650, An fmmense variety of 20¢ Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c. 25 Linen Hemstitch Handker- chiefs for 15c. 35¢ Linen Homstitch Handkerchlefs for 20c. 2 Trimmed Hats for $1. $3 Trimmod Hate for $1.50. Aud a splendid line of Christmas Presents of overy description at very moderate prices. Solo agents in Jmaha for the Cream Oatmoal Sosp, which has had such a run all over the east, 10 cents a box of three cakes. 23-6¢ THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE Cunistyas PReseNts ar BuseMAN's, Buy your Christmas goods at Glad- etone’s. Fresh oysters 20 cts., 25 cts., 30 cts., 35 cts. 23.21 PO ONED. The grand r:filo advertised some- time ago by Mr. .Johu Garber, to take place on Chrisimas day, has been postponed until New Years day; but a magnificent supper will be given on Christmas night. All friends and pa- trons invited. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's. Not toe right Bible, While riding on one of the railways leading into Omaha the other dag, an amusing incident occurred which lit the faces of all who witnessed it & broad but subdued smile. The néwa-boy passed somo books around among the passengers. Just above the head of a middle-aged, weary traveller was a small empty book-rack with the words, ‘‘Read and Return,” painted ou it. The weary passenger took up the book left in his seat, which happened to be a volume of Ingersoll's lectures, scanned it through, then innocently placed it in the rack. A ministerial gentleman sauntering through the carapproached the book as if to take it, but to hin “*horror and surprise” it was not the book he was looking for. These racks usually contain bibles, but this was not his bible and he withdrew. HANDSOME EVERGREENS, at FLEMING’S, ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Prosents at Bushman's. Do your shopping, to-night, at Karizs. Biendorf & Mauss, Douglas street, near Fourteenth, have the finest and best assortment of CHRISTMAS G0ODS, CANDY TOYS, &., In the city. a2tz Damaged hats given away, at Nin- dell & Krell's, one door west of Bex office. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's, LAST CRANCE. We will close out our stock of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS of our OWN IMPORTATION, at unheard- of LOW PRICES. Largest stock andlowest prices in the city. 22 C. 8. Goodrich & Co. ‘Grand Chapter Election. At the fourteenth annual convoca- tion of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska, in session at Fremont, the following offcers were elected: H. B. Micodemus, of Fremont, grand high priest; Mr. An- drews, of Orote, deputy grand high priest; Samuel G. Owen, grand scribe; Chris, Hartmsn, tressurer; W. R. Bowen, secretary. —————— ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's. —_—— Forsrore ror rox Hompays. Book Cases, Ladies’ Deaks, Fancy Tables, Fancy Chairs, Children's Chairs, and a great variety of useful and pretty goods for Christmas Gifts at CHas. SBIvERICE. ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents st Bushman's, groom; “American Laudscape,” the groor; album, W. Gregg, J. Davies, W, Erickson and H. Viers; toilet set, Whipple, McMillen & Co.; pair bo- quet holders, John G. Jacobs; set of silver, 12 spoons, sugar spoon, cream ladle, and also & dresting case, Mrs. A. E. Randall; fine steel engraving, ‘From Shore to Shore,” Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eaton} silver pickle knife and fork, J. W. Morrison; Byron's complete works, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kei cake basket, Wm. Daily; white satin fan, hand painted, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Atkinson; pair of slippers, J. Beatty, jr.; full chamber set, Jas. Armstrong; toilet set, May Clark; paiz napkin rings, Thomas Erickson; cup and sau- cer and_plate, handsomely decorated china, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weiss- mann; bouquet-holder, Mrs. Fretwell; silver card receiver, Edholm & Er- ickson; set of silver forks, Mra. 8. L. Piercy; silver butter dish, F. P. Fosdike; pickle or, from Bennett Cole; handsome ushion, from Lida C. Crawford; Ismp mats, from Mrs. J, W. Mor- rision; lamp mats, from Mrs. R. P. Armstrong; handsome marriage cer- tificate, with photographs of the newly-married couple, with beautiful frame, from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flood; €aay chair, from the boarders at the St. Charles hotel and Charles Speare; beautiful Chinese cabinet, inlaid with pearl, from Mrs. Randall; Amethyst ring, diamond setting, Lew Warren; set gold, initial bracelets, Mrs. Bel- mont, sister of the groom, New York City. The dresses worn by the bride and her atteudant were very elegant and becoming, that of the former being of heliotrope silk, cut en train, and that of the latter lavender cashmere, of the same style, trimmed with point lace. The bride also wore a lovely poarl necklace and earrings and a wreath cf genuine orange blossoms. The bridegroom and groomswan wore the conventional dress suits of black. Taken all in all the event was one of the most unexceptionable in every re- spect that Omaha has ever witnessed. BROWN-BENNETT. The residence of Mr. S. F. Ben- nett, Beq , corner of Eighteenth and Leavenworth, was yesterday, at 2 p. m., the scene of an interesting event, being the marriage of Mr. Bennett's second daughter, Miss Jennie S. Ben- nett, to Mr. Francis W. Brown, of Garfleld Has Relatives in Nebrasks. A Br reporter entering the U. P. train at one of its stations in Neb: ks, a few days g, noticed the brisk step of a lady following him aboard thetrain. He found a vacant seat, where both sat down, and after ex- changing salutations the lady intimat- ed that she knew the business of her companion, and proceeded to open the conversation by telling him that her mother was an own ° cousin of Gen. Garfield, and that they had oc- casionally correspcnded ever since she could remember. This youug lady is about sixteen years of age, and her mother and father are in one of the towns in central Nebrasks, where they have resided several years. She very freely gaye her name and the Fistory of the family to the reporter. They, like most of Garfield's rela- tiven, are In very moderate circum- stances. + ALWAYS SAVE MONEY. Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's. The finest and best selected stockc of ladies’ and gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES and CHAINS in the city is at Edholm & Erickson’s, the Jew- elérs, opposltd the postoftice. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT WHITNEY'S, | AT WHITNEY'S, CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS. REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN BUY THE FINEST AND BEST CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT WHITNEY'S, and everything in the BOOT and SHOE Line = WHITNEYS. There s no such goods in the market as can be found at WHITNEYS. 223t Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pins at Bance's. dz232 T o WIS Brace up with Bunce's Suspenders. dec2312 Eversbody goes to the 99 cent Btore. THE CITIZENS OF OMAHA, THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. Thanking you for your patronage for the past ten years, and your es- pecial favors of this present holiday season, and promising yon for the balanca of this year the best goods, ihe greatesi varioty and the best and cheapest prices ever made, a8 we wish to entirely close out cur toy goods, wo offer unheard of prioee, our can- dies o8 you were Informed lnst evening, has never been equaled in this city, our nuts and frulte as our patrons all know are neyer eqnaled by any other dealer, so come one and all, bring your children and show them something that will make their hearts glad; young men bny your la- dies some choico fancy goods which we have, and everyone come and re- joice and be_glad, for such is now your happy privilege, by viewing and purchasing some of Tizard's immense boliday stock at Tizard's Palace, the greateat holiday resort in the city. Silk Handkerchiefs at Bunce's. 23-2 THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE Onmismaas PresNts AT BUsmuax's, READ THIS. Fresh Oysters, Poultry, Apples, Eggs, Oranges, Grapes, Confectionery, Nuts, Christwas Trees, Habbard Squashes, Cabbages, Sweat Potatoes, Radishes, Turnips, Bects, Onions, Celery, &., at BuFFET's. dec23t2 CLEARING SALE. NOW IS THE TINE. As I will remove from my present location on Javuary 1, 1881, T will close out a large involoe of fine Jacksonville, TIL, and representing a well known Chicago mercantile hovse. The ceramony took place beneath a wedding bell of Massachusets ever- greens, the room being further deco- rated with ivy and flowers. Rev. E. H_E Jameson officiated. A number of elegant prasents were received by the bride. At four o'clock the newly made husband and wife left for SL. Louis and a tour througk: tho east, at the completion of which they will ‘take up their resi- dence at Jacksonville. IN PROSPECT. Cards are out_for the wedding of Grace Viola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Overall, and George W. Horne, at St. Mark's church, Thurs- day, December 30th, at 3 p. m. THE BONANZA. The rush for the sample lot of Silk Handkerchiefs, Silk and Lace Ties, Pocket Books, Hoods and Nubias, bought at fifty cents on the dollar, has surpassed our most sanguine ex- pectations, and is conclusive proof of the substantial bargains given at the Mechanics’ One Price Store, 408 South Thirteenth street, between Harney and Howard. Still immense lots of them on hand at FrepericksoN & Bro. The finest stock of SOLID ana SILVER PLAYED WARE ever seen in the west ls found at Edholm & Erickson, the Jewelers, Fifteenth street, opposite the postoffice. Oder cases, oder cases, beautiful desigus, pocket books, card cases and a spfendid line of holiday presents at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug store. t Trade, to-night, at Kurtz's. ONE LAST WORD. Hundreds of people are still unde- cided as to what they shall purchaso for a Christmas present. YOU ARE ALLINVITED to cali at Kurtz's store. We have thousands of useful articles, at very low prices. Hoiery, gloves, mittens, hoods, nubias, cloaks, doblmans, all to be closed out cheap At Kurtz's Store, Creighto n Block. On acoount of my business prevent- ing me from particigating in the Christmas Eve Festivities, I intend to have a Christmas Tree for the Mission Children. All are cordially invited tosee the same to-morrow. Wisuis M. Yares. S The Jargest and most varied stock of Iadies’ and gentlemen's gold watches, bracelets and jewelry gener- chromos just recoived, and some of the best heating stoves in the market. Also a lot of decorated and plain chinaware, French china, cut glars set:, lamps, table and hanging, ladies’ rocking chairs, parlor aud bed room sets.” These goods must be sold imme- alately regardiess of cost. 24t Jastss Boxxer. PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS By buying your groceries as J. L. Nichols & Co.'s. Choloe dressed tur- keys and all kincs of poultry,just re- ceived. 22.2¢ Damaged hats given away, at Nin- dell & Krell's, one docr west of BEx office. Almost for nothing at Bunce's. 23-2 it o J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to his friends and old customers that he may bo found, as heretofore, at 1314 Farnbam street, where he wil be glad to show them the bost selected stock of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles and Silverware at prices that defy competition. f e e R T Greatest variety of Christmas Pres- enta at the 99 cent Store. GENUINE FLORIDA and SEA COAST ORANGES, LARGE, SE- LEOT FRUIT, FLEMING, Grocer. See Cruickshank's new advertise- ment for Holidsy Goods, on third poge. My 'store is filled with the finest square and upright pisnos. I have also the best assortment of organs ever brought to Omahs. I deal in planos and organs exclusively, and cac. offer inducements to purchasers that no other dealer can afford. J. S. WrienT, CityHall Building, Cor. 16th and Farnham Sts. e Latest Telegrams.—Bottom drop- ped out of the whole country. Bunce selling cheap as the cheapest, 232t T T Notice. Notice is hereby given that no one is authorized to do collecting fer the late firm of C. B. DeGrost & Co., ex- copt myself. Any one paying to any- one else on bills due the firm will take their own responsibility. 223t B. 8. DeGroar. AUCTION SALE. Every afternoon snd evening at Bonner's, 1416 Donglas street, of fina furs, consisting of real mink sets, ally in the west at A. B. Huberman's. P. 5.—We guarantee the price and quality of our goods. beaver sets, Alaska mink sets, child- ren’s white sets, muffs and wolf robes. 214 1001—8. 8. 8.—1001. 1001 STEPHENSON'S SUPERB STA- BLES, 1001 Harney Street, Omahs, Neb. GRAND CPENING. I will open my new Livery and Boarding Stables to the inspection of the public on Thursdsy, DEcEMBER 23d, 1880. All interested in looking at the best arranged and most com- plete poblic 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. d17td2¢ JAMES STEPHENSON. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CantsTyas PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'E. The most complete atsortment of CLOCKS of every description 1s at the jiwelry house of Edholm & Hcickson, Fiftoenth street opposite the pesto _e. Elogant vases tastlly ornamented, beautifully colered, latest styles, Iarge variety, at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug atofé. t MAXMEYER &e". LEADING JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed their pre- parations for the ap- proaching Holids suggest that an amination of their stock will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selec- tions, and escape the crowds unavoidable later in e month, Until Christmas, ii:o es- tablishment will be kept open in the evenings. Mre, Dent, 217-N. 16th St., s now prepared to do dress making on the shortest notice. Prices moderate. dect3-tf pst e R Beautifal Celluloid sets, morrocs covered and lined with richly tinked silk and eatin, all shapes and sizes at C. F. Goodman's 16th street ~drug store, corner Capital Avenue. tf THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE OurisTaAS PuESENTS AT BUSHMAN'Y BETTER THAN GOLD, & very superlor Guality of fine dis- monds, way below eastern prices, just roceived through the Omaha custom bouse, at A. B. Hubbermann’s. A Fine line of semples of New Year Cards at Tur Bek 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. G-if SR g Come and see usthis evening. Store open late, Kurrz's StorE, Creighton Block. _—— Closing out sale of Toys and No tions, at Julius Treitschke’s Grocery Store, 310 South Fifteenth Street, at Cost Price, to make room for a larger assortment of Fancy Groceties. All friends are invited. 21-3 JULIUS TREITSCHKE. Biendorf & Mauss, Douglas street, near Fourteenth, bave the finest and best sssortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS, CANDY TOYS, &., in the city. 282 SPECIAL NOTICES, | NOTICE—Advertisements To Let ¥or Sale’ Lost, Found, Wauts, Boarding &c., will be ta« sorted in thede epiumas once for TEN CENTS ‘o Lin; evoh sribsequent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The firét Insertion mover loss than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. LOAN—Oul st Law Office (OMAS, Rooms, Creighton Block ONFY TO LOAN—1109 Farnham stroot. MO elacin s Acenes. ANTED—Gecd girl for general housework. Engsire t ticket offes, U. P, Dert.§ A \ANTED—Girl st GCommell Houss Wit s bl NE W‘A TED—Girl 08, Chicags VW ASTEDA tock of xencuaxs, worth from $2:00 to $15,000; wil balance chotce resident, grain property. Address R. KI1TLE, 94-23 eneral houses rect, bat 14th an and. remont, F[YWO YOUNG MEN, Gocd employmeut in a store. £D—An experionced butcher wants to start meat market in some small w rtner, Addres mal fnrnished house, ity. Good price will ,E3eofics. 8323 ANTED—Girl for general housewerk, California street. ANTED_A ; 5 ood house-keoper, 1100 Far n up etaira. s240 'A_TED—Employment for horse and wagon. E. A. HARRISS, 16th and Nicholas Sts. t know that the Kix of Bewing 0.1 ANTED—AIl Omaa Roysl t.-Jobn is the Machines, office on 15th St. NOW IS YOUR TIME. The finest Christmas goods in Oma- ba. Gold, Silver and Celluloid Sets, Odor Cases, Ladies’ Purses, &. Call early, as they aro going fast, §. T. Frrousox & Co , decldtf Twelfth and Douglas Ste. THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CurisTyas PRESENTS AT BUsuman's. CHOICE APPLES at Gladstone’s, at §2.40 per barrel. 232¢ THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE CurisT™as PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S, The largest and most varied stock of ladies' and gentlemen’s gld watches, beacelots and jowelry genor- ally in the west at A. B. Huberman's. P. $.—Wo guarantee the price and quality of our goods. HATS AND CAPS. Messrs. Nindel & Krelle have pur- chased the eutire stock of the firm of 0. B. De Grost & 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 should not fad to call and examine ou stock. Faroham Street, next door to Bex office. ————— THOUSANDS OF ' SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S. Just received at Tar Bre Job Rooms the nicest line of diminative Paper and Envelopes avd Cards, suit- able for Children's Birthday Partios. Call and seo them. DU THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE Cheisaas Presests AT Busmuax's Roland Reed. We are tobo tavorsd with Com- pany No. 4, in the series of guaran- teed attractions, offered by Messrs. Gulick & Blaisdell in the Augustin Daly's comedy of ‘An Arabian Night.’ The Denver Nows, in speakinff of Ro- land Reed, seya: “The fine company performing at the Forrester Opora House, is one of the most pleasing combinations that has entertained our paople during the season. Mr. Roland Reed's exquisite humor come happily in the play, and gives him opportunity to show his ra- markable h?nnt. The company supporting him is the best that has ever visited us.” Mr. Reed will appear at the Academy of Music on December 24th and 26th. Reserved seats can now be pur- chated at Max Meyer. PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS, 3. W, Ware left. for Ogalaila yesterdsy. W. N. Baboock, of the Union Pacific, is in the city. Bishop Clarkson came In from the east yesterday. Supt. Jewett, of the water works, has gone to St, Joe. Misa L. A. Rogers and her sister return- od from Lincolnfyesterday. Col. W. H. Webster, of Central City, was in Omaba Wednesday. W. H. H. Lleweliyn was a west-bound passenger on the U. P. yesterday. Chas Meade, P. P. Shelby and J. T. Clark, of the U, P., were east bound pas- sengers Iast night. A. D. Temple, secretary of the Home Life Insuraoce Company, of Burlington, Towa, is in Omaha. Miss Carris Stevens, daughter cf S. 8. Stevens, of the Rock Island road, came fn from the east sestordsy, aud crossed to this side of the river with party of friends ‘en route west. Mr. George Boehm, the rotund and 2 joi- 1y brewer, of Grand Island, demed the Hearts of his Omaha friends by dropping in on them nnexpectedly yesterday. He is a old subscriber and regular readerof THE Baz, and his visit_at its headquarters was » one, He left for home to-day. FOR RENT—HQUSES AND LAKG. OR_RENT—A floe furnished front room, [+ first floor, between 1ithand 15th streets, fof gentlemen. nquire st 1415 Howard St. 107-4¢ OR RENT—A neat cottago with four rooma ‘and kitchen, at N. W, cor. Clark and 15th 8E., on green car line, 10841 OB RENT—One largo furnished room, smple for two gontlemen, southwesc comer_15th and Capitol avenue. 105 OR RENT—Brick dwelling next to cor. I1th and Pacific. Enquire Geo. . Peterson, 804 10th St. OR RENT—Houso month. ; Shull’s 2nd addition, 5 Greighton Biock. W. SIMERAL, room 6, 895t JUOUST TN Immense Stock for " FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCuATS {For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats ond Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit Ail ax L POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO.,f TH® N GLUTHINE 12212 FARNHAM STREET. BOSTO OUSE, =1= MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. The largest and best assortmert of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopie Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty. - PROP., rth of Deuglas St. Nu. F. STOETZEL 117 14th S Doors Dealer in Hardware, COOKING STOVES, and Tinware. Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer of all Kinds of Cans, Tenth and Jackson Streets. OR RENT—A furaished, suuth_1ont room. Inquire at No. 1612 Farnham St. it e, on 5th_and Pine S, juse, eight. rooms,on 23d ard Cass Sta’ . ¥ Roe, 5. E. Cor. 12th aud Farn- 696-t¢ » N. E. Cor. 16th and 20.41 market with firct-claes ! trade, wanting to sell on account of health failing; terms casy, Enquire at Bee office, Oma- bt OR SALE—A PARGAIN—A bullding with ‘saloon fixtures, tarnituroand stock, on 10th St oppositethe U. P. depot, for sale very cheap. Or the fixtures, furniture and stock will be and building rented. Inquiro of ED. KV MAN. OR SALF—Business house and grocery stock, Restaurant attached. Address R, Chaffn, ttonwood [amuer of all sizes,at Sixteonth-st. s10t e cec aburg. office ¥ s Tt J.B.FRENCH& C GROCERS OMAHA. ORCHARD & BEAN. caAaRFETS OMAHA. DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, OMAHA G MAX MEYER &C0., OR A LA . POWDER cuns, AMMuNITION, SPORTING c00DS, Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No other ‘preparation makes such light, flsky hot breacs, o luxurious Can be caten by dvepeptics pastry. ‘without fear of the ills resulting from he v7 fn- ible food. id only in cans by all Grocera. Rovas BaRine Powoes Co., New York. DISEASES OF THE EYE, Bar and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNGIST. Office Over Kennard’s GCrug Store, Cornerof 14th and Douglas Sts. novis3m JNO. Q. JACOBS, (Formerly of Gish & Jacobs) UNDERTAKER No. 1417 Farnham 8t., 0ld Stand of Jacob Gls ORDKRS BY THLSGRAPH SOLICITA -1v SHOW CASES MANTZACTURED BT O. J. WILDE. 1317 CASS ST., OMAHA, NEB. 8 A g00d amsortment always on hand. W E. F. COOK, UNDERTAKER, 024 Fellows’ Block. ‘Prompt sttention gives 1) oriurs by telegraph, l Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOODS A CGRATIFYING FACT THAT THE WHITESEWING MACHINE Gives universal Satisfaction and 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, ‘The White Co. employ as agents men of in- tegrity, and purchasers are always satisfled, because they find everything just as repres- ented. Everybody ehould use this Machine. The salessofar this year are more than double the corresponding time last year. All orders addreesed to the |[Omaha Office’ will be promptly fllled. JOHN ZEHRUNG, Cor; Davenport and 15th Sts.* Omaha,