Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 28, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning,{Dec. 28. B —_— ACADEMY OF MUSIC! I THURSDAY, December 30th. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT —sv e . Msmbers of the Union Catholic Library, One of the most suce seful and populsr domestic \rama - on the mooern Stage. vivid pictare of Rica and Poorin Eogleh Life etrons cat. Admission, 50cents; Matinee for echoc] chil- dron, Fridsy st 2 p. m.; Admis 5 cente. BREVITLES, —TPaterson sells coal. —C. H. Frederick, Leading Hatter, larg- st stock avd lowest prices. 2f —Dalls ut the 9ic store. —Haliday Coods at Kuhu's —Did you have a Merry Christmas? —Celiniciid snd Diatite Sets st Saxe's B —Send in those Luilding statistics. Celluloid Sets at Kubn's, druggist —Holiday preserts at Saxe's, drug Ve are comfortably cocl, thank you —A geod compositor weuted at th fhoe. —Our Annual Review is nearly ready for the press. —There will be a party by the Saus Cer- emonie club, Thursday evening. —Whipple, McMillsn & Co., the jewel ers, Creighton Block. o241 —BESI' IN THE WORLD—Bazar @love fitting Patterns at Bushman’s. 1f ~The next Standsrd club perty come off Wedoesday evening. —Boy wanted at Roeder's drug store, 16th nd Webster streets. —The Northwestern was the ouly train in from the east yesterday, and was ore bourlate. ¢ engines for the Southcm ona, were tken west Satur- CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. How the Day Was Celebrated in Omaha, A Season of General Rejoicing. Christmas day has come and gone, and we have another whole year now in which to look forward to its next adven*, and when told that the day for the completion of the water works and sewer system is coming, to sy, “So is Christmas!” The day was goverslly cclebrated, ard while we shall endeavor to condenss into cur apuce the list of its festivitier, we can give but the barest details and leave the story of each to be woven to an interminable length by the happy p r- ticipants. ST. PHILOMENA. The Christmas ceremonies at St. Philomens’s cathedrai were very in- teresting and imposing. High macs Christmas morning was celebrated by the Rev. Father McCarthy. The main slar was clegantly trimmed with evergreens and illuminated with hundreds of wax tapers. To the left of the Virgin's altar wasa crib, repre- sonting the birth of the Saviour. Messes were eald each hour until 10:30 o’clock, when Ponti- fical high mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. ‘isishop O'Connor, assisted by Rev. Fathers Eoglish, Ke Me- Cartby and the Creighton College fa ulty. The choir sang Schmids’s massin C, and the renditior. wasgrand indeed. They have been rehearing this mass for some little time, and their efforts weredoubly proven not to have been in vai AT THL CHULCH EHoLY That littls house on the ecuth- FAMILY. It was hard to distinguish the street ghbells on every side. —Christmas carols were sung in several of the public school buildings Frid: the eve of closing for the holidays. —Give us to-day;the numes of the officers of your lodge or society, and oblige Tne Damx Bee. —Passenger travel is very light ju and only one Pullman coach quired to carry the through tow —The remaius of Miss Faunie Graff were taken to Princeton, 1Il., Sunday, for burialin the family burying-ground. —There were married at the residence of A. M. Coleman, of Omsha, Dec. 24, by the Rev. D. M. Marquett, L. Cun- ningbam and Miss Lucy E. Mock, both of thi city. —On the Burlington & Missouri river vailroad in Nebraska,commencing January 1,188, no stop-over wil be allowed on local tickets. Passengers should therefore buy tickets only to suck points as they desire to stor at first. —Amoag the Chrictmas presents re- ceived by Mayor Chase: One of the rarest is » cut glam inkstand with £3] sized cilded horse shos, attechment and mount- ing, the projecting nail heads forming the vests. In this instance Justice Sten- berg was the thonghtful friend. —The Wabash, 5t. Louis & Pacificroad has isened a circular to general agents of the road, announcing that after January Ist, the local tariffl will be reduced to *hvee cents permils on all portions of the —The Indies fr-m the different churches who are toreceive callers at the ¥. M. C. A. onNew Year's day, will meet at the association rooms on Tuesday afternoon, at to complete arrangements for Every one should be pre- s are out for the wedding of Samuel Hawver, of this city, and Miss . Slaughter, late of Omaha, but now of Osceols, Neb. The ceremony wilj take p'ace at the M. E. church, at the lat. tor place, a§5:30 a. m. December 28th. Mr, Hawver was a passenger on the west | bound train to-day. ~Parties who have purchased tickets for “Waiting for the Verdict,” which the Union Catholic Library Dramatic Associ- utend to produce at. the Academs Music, on next Thursday night, should get posible. Tuis they may do without cxtra . &t Max Me on to-day, Wednes Iy and Thursday. As this is the ation, nssisted by W. 0. Sanders and oth- | t west coruer of 17¢h and Cumming stroats, popularly known ss the charch was a great evening for the children. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Here, too,on Friday evening, Santa Claus made a stop, to find another large gathering of children waiting to deplete his treasure box. An enter- tainment, literary and musical, open- ed the programme of the evening, which closed when the patron eaint of children had distributed his favors. freshments were served during the evenine, and the usnal social enjoy- ments filled out the time. MISCELLANEOUS. The Trinity Mission (colored) had their Christmas entertainment at Ma- sonic hall Saturday afternoon. It was a very pleasant aud enjoyable affuir. The children of St. Mark's church will have a Christmas tree entertain- ment this evening, commencing at 7:30 o'clock. The St. bas Sunday and par- ish schools’ Christmas tree service will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Approprinte Christmas services were held at che various churches Ssturaay or the theme suzgested by the day re- served for yesterdsy’s discourse. The Omaha Mission school meets for i's Christmas concert on Tuesdav evening. OTHER CELEBRATIONS. Thero were numeroue private cele- Drations of the dayand ssveral of the clubs and sccieties aided tn making the occasion one of general rejoicing. Chirstmas drew Do merriercompany together than that which assembled at the hon-e of Mr. L. Brash on Dodge et. The Jadies had decided to makethemostof the waning leap yearby making the afair a leap yesr party,and in their solicitude for the comfortand enjoyment of thosewhom they escored, acquicted themselves in a most gentlo- many mavmer. The gentleman were neatly and becomingly dressed, many of them having their coats trlmmed with lace and carrying fans prosided by their escorta. Miss Addie Gladstone was appolnt- ed master of ceremonies, and to her It|and then number, strip the gift to ed upon one of the Edwin Davis, tq trees and give each its owner. It has been Mr. Mitchell’s custom for yesrs past to annaally give his employes a re- minder of hisappreclation and regard in the shape of a present, and on this oceasion the mementos were especial- 1y beautifal and appropriate. P. F. Davenport, who does his re- touching, received a handsome solid gold scarf pin in the form of a shield, upon the reverse of which were the words, “From the Bee Hive Studio, for faithful services, 1880.” Upon the face was engraved the frame used in retouching, and pendant from the shiell was a miniature camera cf gold, with a tiny photograph within 7, visibls only by means of a magni- fying lens. Jacob Hauck,ink and water color ar- tist, received a painter’s palette of gold embossed with the paiat colors aud inscribsd as the flrst. A very fine 20x24 inch portrait of Master Ed- die Davie, was presonted to Mr. Davis from the studio. Dr. Scherer received afine album. Mrs, May Caunell, a sister of Mr. Mitchell, received o many elegant gifts that it is impossi- ble to enumerate them, but we bave a photograph showing them all to- gother, and it looks like a view from Max Meyer's store. And, by the way, that is where the pins mentioned above wero manufactured,and they are fine specimons of the jewclers srt. Aftor the trees had been stripped a fine collation was spread for the guests and the remainder of the evening was spent in cocial enjoyments which caased only ae Christmas evo - gave way and Christmas day was ushored Mr. able management much of the enjoy- ment of the evening was due. Dazc- ing and old-fashioned Christmas games filled up the evening. The mucical caterors, Messrs, Hetzel and Trvine, furnishing excellant music. of tho Holy Family, wore, on Christ- mas morning, & drear and descried appearance. The faraiture, altar,de- corations, in fact everything to dencte that it had once been used as a place of worship, were removed, snd in their stead, the chill air of the wintry day without, held undisputed sway. Tho desertion of furnishings, pastor and people was occasioned by thecom- pletion of the basement of the pew church of the Holy Family on the corner of 17th and Tzard streets, in W] work, the energies of both pastor s flock, have for some time been bent. In this basement, therefore, on Christmas day, snd for the first time, the religions exercises of the church were held. The attendance atall the masses was particularly large, especi- ally at that of 10:30 o'clock. At that hour high mass was sung by Father Quion. The sermon on the gospel of theday was delivered by the same gentleman, and wes a calm, earnest and practical exposition of the spirit of “‘peace on earth to men of good will” which Christ came to establish on earth. The choir sing Stocklin’s mass in B flat, the parts of which were rendered by the following ladis and gentlowen: Soprano, Miss Cerin da Knight; alto, Miss Sallie McDer- mott; tenor, Messrs. 8, J. Brady, J Foeney and J. McDermott; bacs, Meesrs. Thos. Golden and W. W Waugh. Mies Katie Bagley prestded u the organ. E TRINITY'S CHILDREX, The children of Trinity church their service of carols at Masonic hall at 4:30 p. m. Fridsy acd attended four or five hundred strong, includ those from all the miesions connected with the cathedral, accompanied by | their teachers. An elegant collation was sot for the children, and Bis) Clarkson made a short but very inter esting addrees. PRESEVTERIAN, Oo the sams evening the teach-rs, acholars friends of the Presby terian Sunday School assembied iu the church parlors to colebrats Christmas eve. ~ After some enjoyable singing the reporta of the secretary unly yiece b be presedto here durins the | #ud tressurer were read, showing the remaioing halidaye, the rush for sesin (0 spend ah agseeabl- evening during this fes- tave time, will perhaps crowd ou: those who make any delay. Pickets may be pro- cured at Meycr's, Bushman's, MacDon. | agh's, Baumer's and Hospe's. KEEP WARM. BED COMFORTS cheap, Bosmuax's, CONGRATUTATIONS, We extend our hearty congratula- tions to onr numerous friends who | were 8o fortunate as to secure the many excellent bargaina dispensed by usduring the past week. While sin- cerely thanking sll our patrozs for past favors we wish to sdd that we haves fine line of Caps, Hats, Gloves, Mittens, Neckwear, Shirts, etc., for Now Year's, many of whith came to late for Christmas. J. W. Bunce, Champion Hatter, 1419 Douglas St. Now You Need Bunce's Shoes. dec27t2 SLEEP WARM. TEDCOMFORTS cheap, Busmax's, Christmas presents given away st the Boston Oash Dry Goods Store,10h +nd Jones, to all who purchase over e dollars worth, a pisce of jewelry will be given. We offer also these great bargains: 502 Silk and Wool Brocades for 25c. 50c Cashmeres for 25c. 300 Worated Dress Goods for 16c. An immente variety of 20c Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c. 252" Linen Hemstitch Handker- © vicks for 15 352 Linen Homstitch Handkerchiefs 1.+ 20c. 2 Trimmed Hata for 81. $3 Trimmad Hats for 81 50. And a splendil line of Christmss total (attendance for the year to be 7,082, and the amount of collections 262 45. Sauta Claus put in an ap- Ppearance about this time with a load of attractive gifts, and having dis- tributed them gave way to the ladies who secved delicions refreshments in the shape of coffee, cakes, candy and oranges. EIGHTEENTH STREET M. E. Masouic hall was beautifully decor- ated Satarday night on the occasion f the Christmas festivitics of the hteenth street M. E. Sunday school. A charming and well-an programme, including singing, reci- tations, etc., was gone through in fine style to the great delight of all pres- ent. At the close of the progrsmmao, the choras, “‘Santa Clsus is Coming,” ushered in that veverable traveler in full costame, and gifts wers freely dis- tributed to the children. The occa- sicn was one of the pleasantest of tho | holiday series. LUTHERAN. The happy Christmas entertaigment of a year ago was repeated at the Douglas street Lutheran charch Sat- urday night. The church was beau- tifally decorated, the Christmas tree cesupying a conspicuous place in t¥o arrangements. The miniature repre- sentation of the stable, the manger and the wise men of the east was again exhibited to the great pleasuro of all present. Rev. Dr. Baugher made a pleasing address, aad there was singing and respoosive resdings, after which gif's of caudy, fruit, etc., were distributed by Superintendent | Leisenring. The annual Christmas celebration at this church is always n great attraction to the children and T resents of cvery description at very i derate prices. Sole agents in Jmaha for the Cream Oatmesl Soap, w hich has had such & run all over the © =, 10 cents a box of three cakes. 23-6¢ Remember Bunce's Warm Caps. 1t Raceine SILVER WARE just re o ved to day, at Edholm & Erickson’s. N e, neat and new designs suitable fc: NEW YEAR presents. 1 their friends. FIRST METHODIST, Ssnta Claus did not forget the chil- dren of this well mnn:,ged gfi:‘al:l‘- school on his annusl visit. When the church was crowded Saturday even ing, hel drove in with bis huge sled, drawn by boys Instead of rein-deer, and flled with trees whose precions frait was ofevery variets suited to the taste of those who were to be re- warded with a gift from to_heavily laden branches. ed | There were other accompanying ex- ‘ercises and the “Magi. -nma Mes- At 12 o'elock, the company proceeded to demolish an_elegant and bountiful supper, prepared by the hostess, Miss R. Brash. Late in the morning tie happy party dispersed with many good wishes for the courteous host and hostees Mr. M. G. McKoon’s residence was the scene of much pleasure, for the in. The Freshest and Nicest line of goods ia tow at Larree & Wiianavs, 272t 143 Douglas St. BED COMFORTS Redused, at Bushman's. Valencia Oranges, Florida Oran 2726 Lirrie & WILLIAMS. HEAVY BED QUILTS, children and their relatives aund friends, who assembled there on Christwas day. There was a fine Chuistmas tree, from which Santa Claus himself dealt out gifts, with a lavish hand. A magnificent Christ- as dinner was smong the other en- j ¥m misof tne day. The Annetta club, composed of “bachelors,” had a dinner at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Hine- baugh, Saturday. Mayor Chase and family dined with mine host Donovan, of the Creighton House, on Christmas day, and the dinner was fit for aking. A party of over one hundred invited guests dined with Mr. Donovan. The Concordia society had a splen— ‘ument at Metz's Hall Sat- including a grand con- hau or's magnificent or- chestra, music by the Concordia sing- ers, a zither solo by Mr. Bomerich, and pianc music by Profs. Cahn and Walther. A superb Chrisimas iree was then plucked, each lady receiving a havdsome present. PRPSENTATIONS. On Friduy cvening the drivers and empioyes of ti:o Omaha horse railway presented theis foreman, Mr. Wm. A, Swith, with 2 very beautiful and val- unble easy ch.ir, as a token of the eeteem and re . :d in which he is heid by them. 7.y were so osutious about it that the affair was a genuine surprise to Mr. Smith, out none the less gratcful on that account. Suita- ble thanks w re returned, and the occasion equ 1y cnjoyed by the fore- man and his men. The police forse and cily officials had a round of presentations on Fri- day afternoon, Judgs Hawes received a beautiful gold headed cane from the police force, Marshel Westerdsh! a ar present from hts brother, Ben. Westerdat] and a paic of elegant slecve-bu: tons from the force. Maiyor Chase also received a lovely sot of csmeo cuff-buttons from the police T. C. Bruner, the 16thstreet grocor, gave esch of his cuswomers 8 Christ- mas tarkey, in accordance with a time honored custom of his. Our local aesisted tn dissecting one of the vumber snd it was very fine. Hon. Jumes E. Boyd madea simil Ppresent to each of the employes of his big packing house. The boys of the U. P. headquarters are smoking several thoueand Christ- mas cigars with Beckwith, Quion & Co., of Evanston aud Echo. A puree was presented Miss Annie Keating, of the Creighton House, by her friends among the boarders. CHRISTMAS AT THE MISSIONS, Tae Tenth sireet Mission and In- dustrial School will give their annual Christmas concert and entertainment at the Baptist church, Tuesday even- ing, the 28th inst., at 7 o'clock, The public generally are invited, and promised an interesting programme. This intertainment is depended upon to furnish in_part the means to car on the school, and a liberal attend- ance is desired on that account. ‘WaRREN SWITZLER, Surt. The ity Mission school children are to begin their usual Christmas dianer at their bullding on Tenth nireet, on Weduesday the 20ch, at noon. The generously disposed peo- plo of the city are invited to help in this by sendiag cooked refreshments of all kinds to the rooms before noon of that day, and to those to whom 1t is not convenient to deliver their con- tributions of provisions, if notice is sent to Mr. Switzler, superintendent, or the following committee, the same will be called for. Mrs. Hevstis, Mus. Evuiorr, Mgs. Exousi, Miss VESTER, OF . Mz, Frewxe, Assistant Sup't. CUB cHRISTMAS EVE. On Frony eveniog a few invited guests, uuwbering aboat ferty, assem- bled at the Bee Hive photograph studio, en Sixteenth street, to enjoy Christmas eve with the propristor, Mr. D. S. Mitchell. Our reporter hsd the good fortune to te among the favored ones, as he has been before since the insuguration of this studio, which has become, within his own recollection, one of the permanent and valued institutions of the oity. The elegant headquarters of art have been beantified and added to year by yesr and they surely nover were o delightfully plessant ason this occasion, sa sur- rounded by exquisite piotures, lace and tapesiry, elegant walnut and veneering, the party stood before two lovely Christmas trees radiant with HEAVY BLANKETS, AND A FULL LINE OF - THE WEATHEK. Lowest Temperature Known in Omaha for Years. Avudden charge tock place Sun- | day morning at 7:50. The cold wave in all probability came from Michi- gan. At Alpens, Mich., yesterday morning the thermometer indicated 35 degrees below zero, and at 11:20, just at time snowatopped falling here, the wind changed from south to north, and the temperature fell 13 degrees in 10 minutes. This was ‘he quickest fall recorded at the government signal office in the past 18 months. The wind has been blowing from twenty five to thirty miles an hovr. The temperature last evening at this point, at the last observation, was 4 degrees below zero. At 5:45 o'clock this morning the wind was blowing from the northwest and the temperature was 8 degrees be- lowzero, At7 a. m. it was 9 degrecs below. At Davenport this morning it was five dogrees below. Last evening tt that place the temperatura was 26 de- grees above, showing a fall of 31 de- grees in eight hours. At Des Moines it was two above last night and seven below this morn- ing, with high winds. The barometer at this signal stution now stands higher than it has been this month, while the thormomoter is’ the reverse. As longas this condi- tion of things remain, we canuot ex- pect any move anow, but, on the con- trary, very s:vere weather. Oder caces, oder cases, beautiful desizgns, pockot books, card cases and a spfendid line of holiday presents at C. F. Goodmaw's 16th streot drug store. tf FURS! FURS A first-class hotel In every respect, is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This uew house Is newly and elegantly fur- nished throughout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the beet in the land. Give it & rial. No runner at tho Depot. ~ct29-e0d-tf Raceine SILVER WARE just re- ceived to-day at Edkolm & Erickson’s. Nice, neat and new designs suitable for NEW YEAR presents at Nin- of Ber Damaged hats given awey dell & Krell's, oza door cffica. MAX MEVER &g LEADING JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed their pre- paratiens for the ap- proaching Holidays, and suggest that an early ex- amination of their stock will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selee- tions, and escape the crowds unavoidable later in the month. Until Christmas, the es- tablishment will be kept open in the evenin Ladies’ and gents’ fur goods of ev- ery description at the Fur Manufac- tory, opposite postofice, Omaha, All goods are warranted. : Hexky G. Ricarze, Forrier. decl3it Gonts' fine Farnishing Goods, at the Omaha Shirt Factory. d25tf Racsine SILVER WARE just re- coived to-day at Edhalm & Ericison's. THE BEST ARTICS. ALS0 A LARGE STOCK OF WARM WOOLEN GOODS, AT L. B. Wruiaws & Soxns’, Dodge and Fifteenth Sts. WHO WAS TO BLAME! On opening their store _this morn- ing Whipple, McMillen & Co. discov- ered, although their sales bad been immense during the past week, that there was still a fine stock of all kinds of jewelry from which to select New Year's presents. New goods received daily by express. Remember the place, Creighton block, Fifteenth street. REMEMBER THIS. You can buy some very nics New Years presents at the old reliable jowelry houso of Whipple, McMillen & Co), Croighton block, Fifteenth street. Every expross from the esst brings new goods. J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to his friends and old customers that he may be found, as heretofore, at 1314 Farnham street, where he will be glad to show them the best selected stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles and © prices that defy competit! ti Silverware L P See Cruickshank’s new advertise- ment for Holidsy Goods, on third pige. If you want good, sweet, nutritious, white, light brend, that will make your wife smile, your children happy, and drive dull care awey, iry “Jack Frost” flour. Walshans & Brother, Agonte, City Mille. i A Fine live of semples of New Year Csids at Tur Beg Job Room. Call in time and leave your orders. BED COMFORTS Reduced, at Bushman's, BIS WIFE. He made her a Christmas present of a beautifaf gold watch and shain, boiight of Whipple, McMillen & Oc., aud now she s going to buyhim a present for New Year. Sho haa se- lected It at Whipple, McMillan & Co.'s, Creighton block, 15th street. Elegant vases tastily ornamented, beautifully colored, latest styles, large variety, at C. F. Goodman's 16th street dro; 3 Benutiful Celluloid sets, morrocco covered and lined with richly tinked silk and satin, all shapes and cizes at C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug store, corner Capital Avenue. t Dawaged hats given away, at Nin- del & Krell's, one door west of Bee offlce. For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine ard boiler, In good repate. Apply st Bez offica. nodif NOW IS YOUR TIME. * The finest Christmas goods in Oma- ha. Gold, Silver and Celluloid Sets, Odor Cases, Ladies’ Purses, &2. Call early, as they are going fast. S. T. Fxrovsox & Co, decl4tf Twelith and Douglas Ste, Damaged hats given away, at Nin- dell & Krell’s, one docr west of Bee office. 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 sale & a very low price, Five dollar hat sold for thres dollars, and other goods in proportion. Any one desiring & good bargaln should not fad to call and examine our stock. Farham Street, next door to Ber office. ——— Just received at Tue Brr Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive rich holiday fruite. Mr. Mitchell in a few brief words welcomed his guests most hospitably | Paper and Envelopes and Cards, suit- able for Children’s Birthday Partiee. Oall and see them, Nice, neat and new designs suitable for NEW YEAR presents. PERSONAL PARAGRAFHS' Hca. Thomas Wolf, of Seward, isin the city. Mc. Andy MeAus'and has returned from he east. Frank Murphy came in from Chicago Sunday. Col. R H. Wilbur loft Sunday for Fort Steele. Genecal Manerson was a passenger on tho west-bound train yesterday. Sevator Alvin Saunders returned from Washiogton City Sunday. Superintenient J. T. Ulark, of the U. P., has 1eturned from the east. A, H. {Swart, of the Tecumseh Chicf- tain,iwas in the city Sunday. Miss Lou. E. Dumas left on Suday for Fremont, tospend the holidags. Fred McConnell, located now at Salt Lake City, is in Omaha for th holidays. Ben. Wood, of tho Omata National Bavk, returned from the east Sund y. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morsman are in the city, the guests of br. E- M. Mors- man. Miss Nettie Prichard, of Pers, is in the the city, visiting her sister, Mrs, T, W, Blackburn, J. 8. Hodson, traveling agent of the U. P. milway. at Chicago, was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. N. ", §0'Brien and Mr. Frank Osburn, of Detroit, aro spending the bolidays with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ringwilt, Miss Gertrude Cazpenter, daughtor of James G. Carpenter, of Fort Omaha, ar- rived in the city Saturday to spend the SPECIAL HOTICES, NOTICE—Advortisements To Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding subssquent lugertlon, FIVE CENTS TVICEE, 20 M0Am_Out ot Law Oftes N . LiDAY \ oom 8, Oretgliton Block by Good rofer’ ences, Addrees K., this office. 114-98 VW ANTED—A gocd g, 1610 Baraey stret. 11629 V7 ANTEDCook st the Pacii House—mea or woman. 55-28 VW ANTED—Gead sil tor goneral hous ‘Enquire ut ticket office, U. P, D 1 VW ASTEDCock._poly to T 3eCo ‘ner 16thand California siree's. VWA EED- dirl tor, generat honsework 405, Cliag streot, bet 4th and 15 ¥ ANTED—Coo' and kitchen help, at_ths Pacifls Hou: du2s er wanta e small wost ern ‘own, where thers is none, or whore one is neede!; would take a relin’ Addrers E. K. Webb, Jackscn, Dk 90-tf F "—Furnist ol rooms, w. " cast sice 20, bet. Chicago and Cq 100-1 — tE OR REST—A flc furaished front room, first floor, between 14tk and 15th streets, for gentlemen. inquire at 1415 Howard St. 107t ENT—Brick dwelling next to cor. 11th Pacific. Enquire Geo. H. Poterson, 804 10th 8t firer] '—House in_ Shuiv's month. W. SIME , on oth and Pine Sta, or d Cass ts” holid ys with her parents, OYSTERS. ms over Mer. Extra Select - - . 35 SR Standards - - - 25 Medioms™ - - . 20 Every can guarantesd 272 Lirrie & Winiias', ANOTBER FALL, A West Point Man Comes to Omaha in Search of a ‘Wayward Daughter, &, at BroM Pricks, Welshans's bro, Sth and pug u St opposite tho U. P. depot, for eale vory cheap. Or i fixturen turhiturd ani ok i1 bo.soki and bullding rented. Inquire of Ev. KREISS- MAN. 7941 :FQK SALV—Eusitiess house and grocery stock, A man by the name of Martinek ar- rived iu thia city yesterday from West Point, Neb., in sesrch of his wayward daughter, who s sbout 16 years of age. Sho has been in Omaha for the pait six months, but about three months since all correspondence ceased between parents and daughter, and the former have been unable to hear from her In any way. The only clue the father has found leading to her wheresbouts Is the fact thst she was employed until very recently In a barber shop on Douglas street, whoee proprietor wae also a woman, Since the time of her leaving this place nothing has been definitely tearned of her, but the policg have reason to belleve thst she now lives somewhere in the vicinity of the bar- racks, and Is leading a life of shame. Officer McClure has the casa In hand, and will find the missing one if pos- sible. A GRAND SUCCESS. The supper given by Mr. John Garber on Christmas eve was & grand success in every particalar. About threo hundred patrons and friends wore inattendance, and all express themselves highly pleased. John is never behind the times and never un- dertskes anything without carrying it out. LR e i Clocks, Silverware and Jewelry, all of the latest design, at Epnory & ErIcksox, The Jewslera opposite the Postoffice. N. B. Come and ses our stock be- fore you buy elsswhere. It will pay you. Epmory & ERICKSON, The Jewelers. —COMIC TIN TYPES!— Oome and seo them, just the thing for Now Year, eight new deeigns at Grand Qentral Gallery, 212 Sixteonth S, 18-e0d-34 Restaurant attached, Addr Aurora, Neb. S OR SALE—Two close carriages, at A. J. Simpson's. ¢ ESALE Cottonwood iimer of H REDMOND' MISOELLANEQUS. —Ladies Black Fur Boa, between Ma- sonic Hall aud Fred. Lange’s grocery, Re- red to Wabash Ticket Office, b aring Finder will P ease leave at Becof 198 OUND—Buuch of keys, Inquire af this offic 1104 F[VAKEN UP On Frid onarod brindls cow,* Mediam sizo or can have samo by proving property and ing charges. JOGN BAGLEY, 8 miles 8. W rom Omsha, {Drexel's School Dis 38 with chea) . Linburg. 236 mon-st Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Oream Tartar.—No other repnrtion ke suh lght, By ot Dron, S laxarious pastey. Can bo daten by dvepeptics withoat fear of the 1l resuting froms he” " o digestible food. Sold only in cans by all Or Horas Baxiza Pow: w Yo JMNO. G, JACOBS, (Formarty of Glai & Jacobs) UNDERTAKER No. 1417 Farnham St., Old Stand of Jacch Glg d room with board, = N $60,000. $60,000. $60,000. Figures. Our immense stock Furnishing Goods, Novelties $60,000. DRESS GOO! AT COST!I REAT GLEARING wear, comprising Worasing, Business, and Dress coats, Ulsters and Ulsteress worked from the finest make way for ourimmenss Spring stock of clothin goods were the best selected stock ever breught to this market. ELCUTTER'S MAMRC® GOMMENGING MONDAY, DECEMBER THE 27TH, WE INAUGURATE A CLOSING SAL OF ALL GOADS, S, EIC,, MORSE & CO. 882,008 prp SO0 SALE g0t FOR THE SIOASOIT! We make this month a specialty to close out our Desirabls and seasonable goods at Low for n's, Youth's, Boys’ and Children’s atest Patierns and Gtyles, Over- of wooiens; also a complete line of ays. of Winter_clothi Hats, Uaps, Gloves, &c.,/must icnown ‘o ta8 puolic that taese HOUSE, in Neckwear for the 100l Farnham 8%, Co 0th. §EG,000 ‘SIGN OF THA CGOLDEN PIANO & FRAME, o G s Sesd A. HOSPE, JR., Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments, < FINE STUCK OF MOULDINGS. 01 Paintings, Engravings and Franies at great Iy roizeed price. 8x10 Frames, 1 [nch, Walou Be 013 ey e e 2 i * 1« 1 1218« 13 ] 28 ¢ 1p@ I3 0x20 ¢ 1§ ¢ 3 Rustic 8x10 frame. 15 Cliromos tramed, large, 1 25, Engravings from 50c upwards, Photograph frames from 15¢ t Window Cor_ices 75¢ a window sad_apwards} i per window and upwards, uies2 50 per window and upwards, Velvet frames 25¢ each 105 00 SIC. Violin Strings 1sc, Violine 175, 2 50,3 and upwards, Guitars 5 06, 6 05, 7 00 and upwards, Banjos 1 00,'3 00,5 00, and upwards, Accordeons from 1 00 tp, cheapest in eity Send for samples and catalozuo of mouldings and shoet music. 'A. HOSPE, JR. 1616 Do St ext door 8 Harris o maca FERRY ©N ICE. T have bridged the approsches to the river. Teo opposits east end <ones stroet miking 3 pleasant, easy a0d safe crossing at the nominal toll, viz! Horseman, each 5ec, One Horse 2nd Wagon 10¢, Two HMorsesand agon 15¢, fadrs 3 & return same day 10¢, Foot-men Free, 7. R. POR' December 13th, 1850. digim DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Eennard’s Drug Store, FOR DEVLIR & GO0, EEEE AGENTS %@STQN‘ fo8 <2 FARNHAMISTRIET. EX2X3 DOLILARS 50,00 GHEAP | CHEAPER! CHEAPEST - MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thew entire stock of : Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ} AND GEMERAL 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. 1lth & Farnham We Yean Business. Come and be Convinced. MARHOFF'S TRUMK FACTORY. The largeat and best sssortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases OEDKBS BF TELGRAPH SOLICITA S0E1y orneriof 14thjsnd Douglas Sta] . novis-dm and Sample Trunks a Specialty. PROP., H. H. MARHOFF, - - - 117 14th St., 3 Doors North of Douglas St.