Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 29, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Wednesday Mcrning, Dec. 2Bt! ACADEMY OF MUSIC! WAITING FORSTAE VERDICT e § Members of the Union Catholic Library, ot the most yucoesfuland populat do mestlc x on the mocern Fage. Beivg & Vivid ictare of Rica and Poor in v Lite. - Very O ron e inee for echool chul- s cote. o <; M Admieeion, 80 cent: — Sros, Priday sc 2 p. B BRuVITLES, Patersor, sells coal. _C. H. Frederick, LeadingHatter, larg, ck acd lowest prices. 2341 —Bird cages at the 92 store. “See Polack’s advertisement. —Halidsy Coods at Kuhn's. Tiuloi 1 snd Diatite Sets at Saxea. Celluloid Sets at Kubn's, druggist. Warm winter caps chea, Fi — Hliday presents st]Saxe’s, druggist —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the , Creighton Block. £ enty per cest off. See large adv. third page. —County court will convene next M2 day for the Japuary term. —The “Metamora,” the U. P. ferry car bins gome to the shops for repair-. —BEST IN THE WORLD—Bazar @luve fitting Patterns at Bustmnan’s. ¢ —Christmas concert at the City Mission —Cheapest warm caj s, at Frederi. or 1ands, Lots, Honses ani Farws, o lover]Bemis’ new columu on first pace. B: HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS. Closing Festivities in Honor of the Children's Patron Saint. Hymeneal Paragraphs of the Period. Christmas celebrations at St. Bar- nsbas acd St. Mark’s churches took av evening,and last evening n concertsfclosed the list of festivals £o far as announced. ST. MABK'S. The extremely inclement weather did not prevest this church being £1led at an early hour in the evening by the Surduy school children and their frisnds. Crosses and emblems coa- stracted of the ueusl material, ever- greens, adorned the chorch haad- somely, and it was brillisntly illawi- mated for the cccasion. After the singiog of carols by the children, other opening exercises, addrs op Clarkson, Re: James Paterson and Rev. Dr. McNamara of Fremont, The Christ- mas tree was then lighted acd gifts distributed by the rector. Cakes and candy were also bountifully eup- plied, and after a delightful evening the services closed with the Doxol- ogy. e made by ST BARNABAS. Here, too, there was a large con- course of children, teschers and par- ents, and the axercises were of & most wterestivgcharacter. Rev. Mr. Doher- ty, rector of Brownell hall, delivered an interesting address, and after the TO DISORIMINATING TEA DRINKERS, We take special pleasure in offering o small ot of perhaps the finest, whole) Teas bought for the retail trade of Omaha, packed especially for us by a reliatle and old importing hoate of New York city, aud they are each one of its kind the very best in their large stock. We have put our own name on these and will guaran- tee every pound in it, and will return its full cost if not enturely satisfactory. They are put up in 3, 4 and 5 pound caddies expresly for the finest family trade. Some of the caddier are in themselves beautiful, snd yet mot adding but a trifle comparatively to the cost, becausa of Chinese aud Jap- anese manufacture, inlald colors and lacquered work. The lot comprises Finest English Breakfast,or Souchong, “ Formosa Oolong, “ Moyune Ganpowder, “ Moyune Young Hyeon, “ Natural Leaf Japan, “ Basket-fired Uncolored Japan. We shall be pleased to show the goods whether desiring to parchase or | not. They are handsome holiday pres- ents of a practical kind. Very respectfully, War. Frewise & Co., 14 Douglas street. A Card. To the Editor of Tex Bre Allow me, through the columns of your paper, to return our thanks to our employer, James E. Boyd, whose magnanimity has equaled, if not ex- ceeded, that of any other citizen in our midst. His genercus qualities have time and agaiu becoms the sub- ject of much favorable comment in THE ORAFT. Installation of Officers for the Masonic Lodges - in’ this City, An Elegant Present to the Master of St. John's Lodge. Monday the three Masoniclodges of this city met at the lodge room in Masonic hall to inatall their officars elected and appointed for the ensuing year. Past Master Allen w-s chosen to act as grand master and Major Gustavus Stevenson to act as grand marshal, There was & large attendance and the installation ceremonies were, as usnal, very impressive. The masters instalied were: John H. Butler, of Oupital Lodge No. 3; Gustavus Ander- som, of Covert Lodge No. 11, and James B. Bruner, of St John’s Lodge No. 25. The latter is re-elected for a third term and the fon was chosen for an eppropriate recogaition of his faithful services and their appreciation by the crait. When =2ll the officers had been in- stalled, Major Stevenson, past master of St. Johu’s Lodge, stepped forward, and ina very mest and appropriate specch presented Mr. Bruner with a magnificent gold-headed cane, from the members of his lodge. The cane is from Max Meyer & Co.’s, aud is oneof the most beautiful articles of the kind they have ever had in stock. The head is massive and beauti‘ully chased, whila the staff is, as usaal, of ebony. Itis engraved on both sides, . P. MORSE & 00. As we are convinced that we have the largest and cheapest atock of First Quality Kid Gloves aver shown in Omaha, we call especial attention to the following makes, of which we have the exclusive sale here. Every glove sold by us is sold with the dis tinet understauding that new gloves will be given In exchange forall that break in puttiog on for the first time : “PLEASANT HOURS” Kid, 3 battons, 81.00. “Pleasant Hours” Kid, 4 buttons, $1.25. “Pleasant Hours” Kid, 6 buttons, $1.50. Coursoisior Undressed Dark and Party Colors. Courvoisier First Quality Kid, 8 and 4 buttons, all shades. Foater Kid, 6 hooks, $1.50. Foster Kid, 10 hooks, $L.75. Riverside Kid, 11 hooks, $2 €0. Riverside Kid, 16 hooks, §2.25. S. P. Morst & Co. 1f your CLOOK or WATCH needs rapa'ring take it to EDHOLM & ERTKSON'S, the jewelers, Fifteenth strcet, opposite the Poatcffice. Womens' CASHMERE LINED Shoes ouly €150, at Fullriede’s, Dovglas street, near 13:h, Valencia Oranges, Florida Oranges, 27-2¢ Lirrie & Winians', J. F. Sawyer wishes to aunounce to iends and old customers that he may be found, as beretofore, at 1314 Farnbam street, where he will be glad to show them the best selected stock of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles MAXMEYER LEADING JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed th parations for proaching Holida suggest that an early ex- amination of thei will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selec- and escs tions, 1 crowds unavoidabie later ia the month. Until Christmas, tablishmen: will be kept open in the evening sorted In these columos once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insersion, FIV E CENTS por line. Tho frat fusertion ners TWENTY-FIVE CRMTS. TO LOAM—SONEY. T0 LOA: At $56.00( edcity and farm propert e sud Loan Aze the est, n snms of #200 wards {5r 1to 5 years’ time on first ot & BR" eir pre- ap- s, and| B xor r stock e ihe the es- N er less than Low Interest. Counties in the State. ONEMILLIONAGRES CHEAP LAND ERN NEBRASKA, 527085 PERACRE, 20,000 Acres DOUGLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to 810 per Acre, on Long 5Time and La.rge tracts caitable for Cclonies in all the best | - FEIErF ERNE Immense Stock for * FALL AKD WINTER Fine Custom-Made CELOTHING Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER CVERCUATS iFor Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hat« :=and Caps, iranks and Valises, at Prices to Suit il arr S, { & GO, AGENTS..FOR DEVL! bl Bl = T ~The U. P. train fromJthe west, yes- | singing of the esrol, “Mortals|’ . i 3 5 a3 follows: On one side, “‘St. Jcha'a % B A Mo b 3 e B Ol e A Ih: commanity, but his action on|p. . pocmbor 97ch, 1880;” on tno|#8d Silverware at prices that defy —— 80,000 acres scattered é’l\l —Itead Cruick-hank's Great Bargara | tributed from a beautiful Christnas Ch .o f" Do less striking | pagerse, “‘Prescnted to J. B. Bruner, | COmPpetition. — L = = = — | through lowa. i o e "% | rce. The evening closed with re-[than many former omes, for |y Ar . St Jonn's Lodee No. 25, A, = NTED—A cirl o wor< L ;: ‘f’:m‘:e“"("‘l{‘*; to hitey | 237k8 and prager by the pattor, Rev. fon that occusion he purchased | E. g 4. p “’);"h'h h;@ :;en s BLACK DIAMONDS. pply Paute:s Houee, corre A large number of Improved &‘3 g ¥ Farms in Nebraska, many ot Me, Williame, snd the einging of the , “Onward C: a sufficient number of turkeys to pre- sent each and everyons of his em- ken of their esteem and rogard.” leds to psssing veticles and win a Mr. Bracer, although taken by sar- istian So the choir Omaha Said to be Located them near Omaha, $12 to $40 The singing of throughout, was excellent, thanks to the leadership of Mr. R. R. Ringwal. pioyes with an elegant turkey, Now wa volunteer to say that neither Mr. prise, w.s cqual to the ccoasion, and responded in a happy manner, allod- Over a Mine of Tnem. per acre, HOUSE, N Miss Minnie Hall praxided at the or. | L3 D07 817 other individual who | ZoRC 0 b Ry ant condition e ANTED— 1 sgraphic o fror his friende, e e - . e d: pret = T irl to do hou B & S SRR gan. Somcties i jubsant Teotngs”af b | of the lodge. - Tt i now entirly out | Tho Fust Famias About Over | W oo, e T A =282> FARNIAM STREET. ¥ —Lots, Farme, fouses snd Lands. Leok over Bemwis' qew column of bargainson 1t page. —1lown go the prices, Caps, Fredericks, In the pilize court yesterdsy sever- al un'mportant cases wers disposed of ace cording to their respective ¢ emerits —Council Bluffs will lose prestize with the loss of the title of Seventh ward of Owsha, but it may come in as ev o different localitigs. Too m ch caution caanot be observed at this ~Fifty-two thousand hozs have been | aitar by a well kuown young businees R vas ® Box all interested will please take | b ki = e i s L R e S : “““;‘”’1.‘" oo Loy LA o, for whizh over half & mi Mr. W. L Park, of North Plaite, ——————— AL oc Sols mowjentering upoh; would rolieva the pressure. Consisting of El i- ¢, have been paid out. conductor, Union' Pacifc railway, BY EXPRESS. Tto owenty Gfth year of existence, and | The recant discovery of coal on the dences, from 5,000 19 ggg’- ~The next Vesta Chapter party will | Touotein dizision, in in_ town, witn | Whipsle, MoMien & o, tho jew. | * 12 & very fourishiog condition. oppoeite cida of the river has renewed 000. Many vacant lots in tako placo at Musosic Hall this evee | pr 2060 2 708 married ab NObb | elers, Creighton block, will receive by | It your OLOCK or WATGH needs | tho story of a vein of coal in this e atious e e ning, and not last even throash & misanderstandi g fas announced, ...,1.:,,”. % e which u.-){- e mating sowsthiug v and besutiful; elegant | stroet, opposite the Postof Usion Pacific artesian well there was Lots, and all kinds of City -4 end Scopdlitan hotel and examine this epleudid stock be-| MISSION. CONCERT AT BAP- |roported discovery of cosl, which this evening at 7:30, to inaugurate & move- BALLS AND PARTIES. Lasi night the SansCeremonie Clab ave a party at Standerd Hall, and same dard Club has ita reg y party. Oa Thursday eveuing the full dress reception of the Pless- ant Hoars Club w.il take place at Ma- wonic 1 all. HYMESIAL. To addition to the several weddings already roported, there ars others to take place before the heliday sesson Oae, o New Year's evening, wil see a very pretty and popular young lady of North Omaha led to the Laura ¥. Dill, and they bavs come Ouaha on a wedding trip, during men when they were agreeably sar- prised in his market room by being presented with a_fine large turkey. Batit is o lees difficult to conceive the feelings of many little ones at the Coristmas table eulogizing the clever action of James E. Boyd. We ask yoa, Mr. Boyd, to accept our thanks in return for your Christ2| was gift, and to cross bande with us in wishipg you many happy days in the future, snd that whatever busigess you may be en- in may it prove more profitable than the wildest dreams of your or our imazination can conceive. aged expro craw, a large and well aslected stuck of New Yeor's pres-uts, fore mai of debt and flcurishing financially and otherwis Speeches Were made by other past mastera present, and ata late hour the lodg= closed. Omaha Chapter, No, 1, Royal Arch Mesons, meets te-night to install her officers elect. At the regular meeting of St. J-hn's Jodge, for December, a vote of thanks was pissed to Tae Bes, Republican and Herald, for favors and cour:esies extended during the past year.} The time fur holding the next party of the Vesta Chapter series, has been changed to Wednesday, Dec. 20th, of whic repairing tike it to EDHOLM & ERICKSON'S, the jowelers, Fifteenth TIST CHURCH TO-NIGHT. MIS- The recons ratura of severs cold weather brings up agaia the question of the fual famine, and we are glad to say that a conversation with our deal- ers has revealed tho fact that the scareity of cral is not eniy over, but that it was becoming sImost a druz in the market before the clote of the last warm spell. This is in accordance with the prediction of General Man- agor Potter, of the C., B. & Q , who atthe tiwe of greatest alarm said that city. It will be remembered that during the process of digging the subsided when it was announced that OMAHA weat fur the of theward. Allin- e ug your purchases. SION DINNER TO-MORROW are requested to atieod. < RTHDAY PARTY. — ) -) the well had been “salied.” A gen- e o s T Miss Gertic R. Ringwalt, the litt] NOTICE! NOON AT THEIR SCHOOL |tleman interested i such mmg,,,, We also have . daughter of Mr. Mes. R General Ticke: Office Burlington and | ROOM. and whose statemens aro believed {0 | [ hi ! ~Tra'ns wereall lateTu sday on account both east and f weet. The po storm, which exten lines’ trains came in two ber friends most b at the paternal mausis zouri River Railroad in Nebras- Womens' CASHMERE LINED Shoes only $1.50, at Fallriede's, be perfecily reliable, was re- | cently iuterviewed on the subject An Immense List ot CITY PROPERTY, through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and MONEY TO LOAN b us late eah, and the west bound U P, | street. Among the guest 0:11ms, Dec. 24, 1880, aud said it waa no secret to hi ot x ) 3 ; 34 id et to him that s wal train was dver an hourlate. Freight ;::\NMC‘:. himselt, w 5 1st, 1881, Douglas street, near 13th, this section of the country is rich I émpr‘t’v"d Farms in Doug- trains are for the most part six tc eight NECS Suiaate ouven p-Ova S ick: o oy with coal depoeits. ‘I bavy i as County, on 5 years time, at - call. Among vored little folke SO B IR e e vertine e et e 1 raoriit 10 per cont. Intoriat to all whw hoars late. ~Th> She-iff of Clay co came in b a vrsoner watch and at- »dispose of it. Tt is the same wa'ch meatioed by TrE BEE recently, which wa« esgraved and gave the trader away. Tue Hotel de Guy was headgquar- tors last might for the priscner, who | sresent wer, Miss Mena Poppleton, Nellie Touzlta, Aworth, Miss Mary Mes Sade Hambelton, Mo Hambleton, Miss Taddic Balch, Miss Helen Mill nie Buras, Miss stie Priteher, fiss Ehel Clapp, S-abbins, Jay Boyd, 2 Local Tickets. A4 therefore buy points as they de ticketa ouly to sire to stop at ment for Holidsy Goods, on third page. A Fine lino of ssmples of New Year Cirds at Tue Buk Job Room. Call in time and leave your orders. Beautiful Celluloid sets, morrocco covered and lived with richly tinked ““What knowledge do you refer to? asked the reporter. L will tell you,” he said, avd rhen he continued: *Do you remember that the Union Pacific company put down an artesian well in Omaha a couple of years ago 1" We said we remembered it well, and then he proceded: “Well, a cousin of mive worked on that well. aruished, suth 12 Farnha ange, 2 furnished rooms ov E. Cor. can show gond titles. ront room, 85-tf Counties for sale, Maps for Douglas and Sarpy Z]F.;NE‘?’ 2 STONE, |dehenciac GROCERS HA CRGHARD & BEAH. CAREETS| roRNITTRD, OMAHA. NAHA oM with i guad fo ClayCostee thi moro. | 5% Oaldwell, Rlgh Rishardson, | Ormabia Chapter mosts this (Tuss. | alk and eatin, al ¢ He toid me that at_the depth of 150 e i — b : ot apnder, Fred | day) evening in annual convoeation | C. F. Goodinan’s 16th street drog | feet a seven foot vein of coal was dis- 5 «1d George Thrall, Nathan Shelton, 4 e L R 01S, FARVS, HOUSES AND L —— 3z, Clark and Goorge Powell, Ralgh | 0 the installation of it offce-bearers, | store, corner Capital Avenue, g O wna et Foaimion s the fuck PL over BEALS new cotatan of e a } 5 and Carl Connell, Ass Shiverick ete. s G e el own to the officials of the | Pice. <9 B St oy . wck, o i Jawes G m:nr,} P Damaged bata given away, at Nin- rfln!(liihe men engaged in sinking the .J[\;K FROST FLOUR—Minn l:!ludh:.l;ll’hunun’fl;‘\:l:h 6 # Sandads - - . 25| Ifyouwsnt ths snow clesned off| THE MosT BeacmiruL and appro- | del & Krell's, ono door weat of Beg :';C,;“‘M";'c"m’;m‘““,f},’w‘:;‘;r";:'h‘f;‘; teed, "Betad oy, oo, House and ot 124 i Ml = b Medinms . 5 - 20 | your walks do not forget to call at the | priate decorations for New Year's | office. 5 it, and I have kept the secret fii?.;,f,f;;i,;f‘-“ Paices, towse aad lot neac Br wnel & 11: - Every can puaranteed Lirre & Whinas'. ‘Toe Sale of Seats. i Notwithstanding the inciement | of yesterday, which de- terred manypeople frem going abroad, +ave upon urgent business, tha sale of | ronerved seats for “Waiting for the weather O. B. Rooms, as wo are ready and willing to work. Good boys con- s'antly on hand. A very GOOD QUALITY of wo- men's WARM shoes, for $1.25, at Fullreid's, Douglas street, near 13th. DoN'r ForGer the concert of the fortunate receivers of the pretzal con- | “Receicing” are the lovely Everlasting Flow Evan’s, Goodsand Paweas PLumes, at 28-4 A very GOOD QUALITY of wo- men's WARM shoes, for $1.25, at Fullreid’s, Douglas street, vear 13th, Christmas presents given a the Boston Cash Dey Goods Store, 10th For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter engine ard boiler, in good repatr. Apply at Bex offica. nodt NEW Year Presexts—Very beauti- fal end appropriate, and at prices to sui all tastes and pockets, at Evang’, 14th and Dodge streets. d28-4t. until now,” “I tell you this,” said our inform~ ant, %0 show ycu that the vein which nas been struck by Mr. Getse, in Council Bluffs, is tity fect deeper than the one struck in Omah ““What objeet had the U. F. peopla in keeping the Giscovery a sscret]” acked the reporter. “The object is th s,” he avawered: farni SL, oppositethe U. P depot, forea Or the fixtures, furii ure of depat. outh of depot. . ountze and Rt} Dealer in Hardware, 00KING STOVES, and Tinware. Sy : o Mivion bakioal Gl ben w0 St “The company hus Large coal mines Verdict,” at Max Meyer's, waa ol childven wo-summe | U S8R o 8 ) eyer's, : S ones, to all who purchasa over of their ovn out west and they aleo £ oo shais Msiiiitap | in (= S D Ouaon. 21 ehe jC5 S0 0 0, BRSBTS SIS A BATTERED BULLET, | ||susks lurgs cosmsior omm e heuling | = Stove Repairer, Job Worker and Manufacturer of al 3 the hopefal management had expected. | ™ *Mher s cold the room willbs warm s oo Jowelty. this coal to_market, and that's why inds of Cans By nightfall, the groater number of | 201 ¥0u will maka their litele hearts | ™'\ 2 HIO ins:| A Mysterious Shot thoy desired tokoep the new discov- s the bost seats i the parqueita will | YR By Tout presence. Thoy havo| o0 Srer e thete great bargaian TSt jand e oy, from thepeopla < Tenth and Jackson Streets. iave boen a:1d. Those who have pur. | b2 industrious in proparation for to- | 201 £ #1¢ Wool Brocadea for23c. | Manner it Which it was i oo L e Revilence and thros ot S 2 i 250, , do you idanice and three lof sl £ = . | mizht. Remember, como promptlyat | oo o ohmeres for 25e. Discovered. “Not th, i » OFFERS A SPLENDID Tior o | T ouse and corner e, B T, 30 Mot sy S| 9 Wl o oo T, — gt T e, | BRI B R T 1 MAX MEYER & CO, ] - ; Sy Tt x nihe & | TS0 i o eolam o 16 e Huse and 1ot 2145 neas Fargh o6 ; for zeaxved seata. This can bodore 18 his eonnecton f you ean’t come | gq, yiFURETRT AL | A daughterof M. Joh Evans, R s EE S s & i : wthont xtra oo, Mex Meper, 2353 do 8 :Une‘::ir—ghthl‘ng—;end 25 .Linen Hemstitch Handker. | PrOPFietor of the grocory and seed |induce him to try the expocimory of e WHOLESALE 3 {9 Al T ristmas din- . inki o) n ck housc and corner [ot,. .. § er Hall, Satarday, December 25. ¢ Mission, on Tenth str Y. 11| 39 Linen Hemstitch Handkerchiefs | 0"° of the upper rooms of his resi- Ompny cantiotbelkerehitedth Ton | Hoome il ot - Py 3 B 5 3 Jem e ol dence, yesterday, a battersd picce |, Bholdi Y Fine brek resic a8 h Tickets for eale at Jacobs’ Clothing ' be well repaid to witness their enjoy- | (% 2 3 g r wthholding the secret of their dis- Brick resivence. Sl e el Py €0j05- | * 83 Trimmed Hata for §1. of metal which the young lady took to | covery from the public.” 1.3 ; , 1120, | moat of g G e i her father, to kuow what it was. = = A very GOOD QUALITY of wo.| And a splendid Yine of Christmas| M E¥aus, on exsmining it, found | Elegant vases tastily ornamented, D e e 3 g - " i Bhoos S50, at Fullriodue, | D000, VARV stoes, for $1.25, at | Presents of every description at very | "'+ Froved to boa batiored picce of | besutfully colored, latest styles, Shibn'saidit o1 Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. D \y e tg " | Fullreid's, Douglas strost, near 15th. | moderare prices. lead, with one end highly polistied and [ large variety, at C. F. Goodman's 16th ket Tobacco. s per pound upwards, ouglss str !, near 13th. = | Sclsagoatein Omaa for tho resembling @ small copper o brass | street drag store. tf 2 ull lots. Thdix i SRS S e Eesdisumntan ke line' of Cream Oatmeal Sosp, ;‘"td ’;‘Pon close -dxmrin-‘iun itwas| o VouNeed Bunce's Shoes S Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards, . = i that the leaden materisl had | . 3 Rges Sk SR B 5 which has bad such a run all over the | F°™ 2ec27t2 S ars 1‘:?:: :FY n:e:i:; :;;:u‘.‘; 22 L"mlfifi“"?:"'?:bét easty 10 cents a box of threo cakes. om: b""b' e o bellsh il e ary Send for Price List. i ; S e b used in brass cartridges, and about E . ! : halia: No. 1 engine house to-night - 236t el Death of Mr. Wiliam Stephens. mwt MAX MEVER & €O., Omaha, Neb s 2% 1 There will be a Ball at Tarner Hall the size of a “32-callibre long.” e = o vt S0 0lder the proprity of,0d tske | 2140y evening fo the boueisof the | HATS AND CAPS. Me. Eransat onco procseded to the [ e mewe of tho death of Mr. : the G atapa dr.,:m m_elm: of B | Swdish Library awocintion, d28.3,| _ Mesm. Nindel & Krello have pure{ room whero tho bullet was found, and Nees "'&3‘:::; et e °"'!‘l°; Qr olinrce sixth ward, ard the creation of anoth- g chased the eutire stock of th on o i ens & Wilcos, this city, reache %, 2 § oy All thoss interested, etther favoring | dell & Krell's, cue docr west of Bez | now offr for rale st a very low price, | double thick glass. The holo was |, M- Stephens had gons to visit his Home 1 Los Iy fien comp " 4 or paning thia astion, are invited to | ufien : | Five dollar hat sold for three dollars, | something over one quarter of an inch | ‘20" in Middle Grove, Missouri, in Iron and ¥ /agon Stock, § stead, Tao mesting commences at |y o CoNpe e | 3nd other goodsin proportion. Auy | in diametess the lass beieg sbivored | " 3 ""g" thiats, oo S s 7:3) oclock. Tag Coxyurree. | Shoes orly 81.50, at Faliriede’s, Doug. | °° desiring & good bargain should | and cracked for the distauce of about | o endefizu him, but ’l it "h!l’:l;.'() Prices. ; { hrpdasinmoby 20t f o call and exsmine our tock. | an inch in every direstion. S TR S { A very G0OD QUALITY of wo- T T aruham Street, next door to Bez| When the shot was fired, or wh ay evening last when he expired. e § mon's WARM shoss, for §1.25, at | Damsged hats civen away, at office. red i, isa mystery which will likely | T0° deccased was born in Missouri in g W. J. BEROATCE } Fuleeid'e, Douglas street, nesr 13:h. | dell & Krell's, one docr west of Bex| Just remsieey—moe St 1834 and came to Omaha in 1863, : 3 3 ceived st Tmz Bre Job | mever be explained, but in all proba- : 5 e Bsicw Siree o .{ = — i olion. i A5 et Tt T b | W it a5 eciisatal suet Area iv:']hbere'he hu:eex;lere; since eng-ge;{l 1209 and 1201 Harney Street, Oma ALU:lBLE INFORMATION. Oranges aad Fresh Osters, Tizard's | Peper a0d Envelopes asd Oseds, sut. | bY some carelg's dranken man. e e LR Twa “shiners” were sonning thems | Palgos, | abls for Childeen’ Mr. Evans is quite thaokfal that i T TR e e e Rt e i I Biophens inupinea 7 thime Absolutely Pure, AUTG. DORMEATIN, H upon the arrival of the v rlsnd train, | Srreyed Jfrom 1617 Dodge street, - that none of the family were njared, | Tith ¥hom bo was brough in contact | sute o rpe crevs Tarae e s : £ when one of them 1 tic'ug the infti.] | 7 d4PPle grey horse. A liberalre. | Bornana Died. e T % | ith confidence in hia integrity, sod T B E :Syo ; detters “P. P. O a Pullman Pal. | ¥%d will bopuid for the return of tic | Inthis city, on Dacember 27th, a| Oder cases, oder cases, beautifal | respect and esteem for his maoy ad- Flithe fHe remlt Z_ 174 Bart eb. 23-¢ e Car e 1 the aber, Sy, | 5040 Joe & Sam. 28-1f | son and daughter, were born to Chris- | designs, pocket books, card cases and | Mirable qualities of mind and heart. y 17.4 . v PO St |tioa and Peter D Th i i Tn public enterprise h o in the = Skioney, What does them P. P. C. Omana Meenerchor. g e Lagarde. The | a spfendid line of holiday presents at | In P! erpriso e was ev: s n Ritimensassid™ smndsmm_,‘wmg The grand annal *“Preizel Ball” of | d3ushter died the same day and the | C. F. Goodman's 16th strect drug | ffont rank, jend he leaves many sub- s Lpgatal] THE CENTRAL DINING HALL: ¥0 ™o, that's one of French's ad- | this Siging Society (German) comes | 501 °1 the 28(h, to day. store, tf | stantisl monuments to the value of his (Yormely of Gion £ Jnscte) ST T Southwest corner 16th and! Dodge. ~ta. It stands for Patent | Of next Sstarday evening, Januray| Swedish papers please copy. progremive views snd determined ef- uN D E RT A KE H T 5 » n | N : D as ely been wzed oy . them things what they | 1sb, 1881, at Brandt's Tarner Ball.| For Now Yoar's svergroems for dec. : forts fa'bebalt of the city's intErests. o rrlp ] “\i'tv. you bet.” | hidition at John Baumer's Jewelry et :” s '“fl: ur Manufac- | | yiro and feur sons, with whom the Boggs & Hl”, ¥ Hotaland red vt it ot Bioce il b v w8 b For Sale. ory, opposite postoffics, Omaha. All| friengs of tho lost one will sympilhize WHhohas had yosrs experience B SuAy S The sfable and sheds formerly ocon. | 52008 ate warranted. aeeply in their beresvement. The R roes, and will \I I. - 1“ € 1 . ALL ) taining wioning lot | pied by Jumes Stephenson, on the | corner of 10th and Harney, will be | ecld cheap. Inquire at new brick The bes: Fraits and Candies at Tiz- | stable, opposite, 28 3¢ Hexey G. Ricarzs, Furrier. decl3tf Gents’ Farnishisg Goods, at the Omaha Shirt Factcsy. dl5tf remains will be brought to this city for intermant, and will bebmied from | the Chrigjian chpurch, of which he was a hithjg tbmb«r.: CHARLES carner of Harney and 14th St,, second door. SPLITT. . REAL ESTATE BRoKERS, | ! 1408 Farn, st., Omaka, eb. | M Ak JURS. Board by tiic Day or Week, with Lodgivg or without, Centraily Located,