Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1881, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morning, Farmers Alliance. A1l farmers of Dougles county sre nvited to sttend a meeting at the board of trade rooms on Saturday, the SMALL SENSATIONS, Leaves for Parts Un- known. Chss. Lawrence, the individual AT ST. PHILOMENA'S. Carey and Mrs. Mary Doran. —— An fnteresting event was cele- 16th, st 2p. m., for the purpose of |who with Ned Heonessey beat 8 |brated at the cathedral of St. Philo- making an united effort to obtain leg- | country boy out of $2.25 last week |mena, on Ninth street, yesterday islation to relieve ourselves from ex- | and was caught, while his companion [ £T9 c'clock large number of frien ds orbitant and mojust railroad charges, and to trapssct any other business that may properly come before it. Axxex Roor, jce-president of the State Alliance. akw BREVITIES. —Paterson sell’coal. —Seal Ospe, at Cost,}**Frederici.” —Ogsters, st Buffett’s. 72 _Oysters, 2c,30c and 40c, at Buffett's —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- ers, Oreighton Block. «26-tf _BEST IN THE WORLD—Bazar Glove fitting Patterns at Bushman —There ione consolation this weather, that is in good skating at the rink. —Don't oml: to ook on third psge for Cruickshank's description of home goods they are offering. —Best line of Trusses at Saxe's §ill —Opsters, st Buflett's. 72t —Buffalo robes, at cost,* Frederick. ” -U. P. special car, No. 12, went west noonMonday, withSupt. Clark on board. —The postage on Tar Ber's An- wual Review in Tw0 cents and not ove B »t ocent. 8 - -Although etill cold enoughMonday the ‘wather has moderated sc as [to bicome nite endurable. wo mew engines for the Southérn cific of Arizona, went west on No. 7, P. Sunday might —A false alarm of fire at 1:30 Sunday morning was causod by the glare from the fire of soft coalstove in Hellmau's block —If the party who borrowed “Decisive Battles of the War,” from County Clerk Manchester will retum the same he will confer a a favor, —-Abran new coach, just completed at the shops and resplendent in guilt and seal brown, wentsouth on the 0. & R. V. train yesterday, two coaches being required. Tise Rock Tsland train was 70 minutes late this morning and the overland train on the Union Pacific will arrive about an bour late to-day. The receipte from Californi were of an interesting character, acar of wioe, of beans, seventeen of wool, and forty-sev- en of barley. ven cars of tea, two cars ~In police court Monday morning two Arunksand ons disturber of the peace were went o jail in default of the usual fine. dge Hawes, who returned from Lincoln aturday night, is againon the juicial seat. —~Our regular advertisors and others will please remember that the Bee Sur VLEMENT accounts are not conected with the Daruy Bee business. The former are now payable and it is necessary that they ball e settled this week. —Trains nearly all ran late Sunday, The St.Joe train came in six hours Jate, the Northwestern one hour, and the U P train from the west was two hours behind time. Travel everywhere is light and will continue so for a month. —The green line scems to be out of luck. Car No. 6 met another mishap Sundsy at the 10th street crossing of the U. P. shop track, breaking a wheel of the the car off to one No one was hurt. Custer Post, G. A. R. r meeting of George A. Cus- te- post, No. 7, G. A. R., tois (Mon- as) g at 730 oelock. In- sta'lation and business of imporance. Buo, post commander. © ML ¥rren, scting sdjutant, PERSUNAL raxAs Morace Newman left for Lincoln yes- terilay. Gen. J. M. TI 11 yesterday. er went south to Lin- A. J. Poppleton came up from Livcoln Suturday night. John L. Webster went, down to Lin- colo Monds» U.S. Marchal Bierbower, returned to oln yesterds; €. €. Housel was among the passen gers o the state capital yes erday Church Howe an W. H. were iu the city Sunday.} H.T. Clarke, of Bollevae, goes to Lin¢ wolu this evening via the B, & M. Miss Katie Murphy has returned to Yankton after vacation with her friends. Mr. Late, npanied her father, Capt. N, t. Louis Friday. J. B. Detyiler, a two Weeks’ vidt to Came: B. Stout Jobn B. ‘Cannon, with gonc o er-indaw of rth, W. A. Paxton, : Nartiott and J. ynr, wers south-bound passengers on the 0, & L. V. this moraing R:mnants of clothing will be sold by Elguiter remarkably low, Corner Tenth & Farnham Ste, The very bost of uuderwear at a great acrifice. Eizutter's Mammoth Olothing House, Coraer Teath & Faroham Sts. Tho very Intest atylo of Hats 1t 50 cents oa the dcllar. Elgutter's Mammoth Clothin: House, Coraer Tenth & Farubam Ste. From th very best of ; loves to the very heapest at half price. Eigutter's Mammoth Clothing House, Corner Tenth & Faraham Sts, Ducats for Defene. The following additiousl subscrip- tions have been toceived to the Par- nell rellef fun 00 500 100 10 50 Al conteibutions tothis fand will be published from time ¢, > time. Sl L FURS! FURS!! FURs," ! ! Ladies’ and gents' fur goods o ©%- ery description st the Fur Manufe, ~ & ory, opposits pastofice, Omaha, A1l £00de are warranted, Hexy G. Rioures, dec 1341 Fart excaped, took French lesve Sunday morning, of his jatlor. Lawrence was taken before Judge Anderson on the charge of being a confidence man, snd was so ugly that his case was not heard, but he was fined §5 for contempt of court snd sentto thecity jail. Although it was suspecied that he was impiicated in (he Bradford safe robbery, nothing was known to a certainty, or he would have been sent to the county juil for safe keeping. Saturday afternoon Officer Ford ar- rested a man named Jake Dutcher, who is sald to have burglarized a store in Soranton, Towa, last week, and re- covered a qusntity of the stolen prop- erty. Lawrence was, it is said, con- mected with the Scranton affsir, snd a { veward of $150 being offered for the arrest and conviction of the robbers, it was believed that Ford had done 8 good day's work, It was all knocked | tnto pie yesterdsy morning whea 1t was discovered at the breakfast hour of the city prisoners that Lawrence was missing. It appears that when the city jailor, Ben Westerdshl, went in in the morning to get the priscners up for their morning meal, Lawrence was alrsady up and dressed and s the door was opened squeczed: himeelf in behind 80 to escape sight. Asjsoon as Westerdahl was fairly in, thare being a very dim lightin the eall, ho sl pped out and esesped un- discovered and was not scen after wards. The fogitive isof medium height, haavy set sud we.rs a black moue- tache and goatee. He is believed to bea dangerous character and if cap- tud will probably serve aterm in the Aoumosa, (Iow) penitentiary. THE TORPID TIGER. For some days past it has been ger- arally known that the faro banks, moat of them, were running quietly along in their accustomed manuer, withthe singleexception that the doors were kot locked and none admitted but such lock out, or duly vo bo by terday & citi- ainst six of the interforence would with business suthorities, but yi 2an fitod complaints ag bankers and they were all notified and promptly came forward and paid their fines, combinstion has been formod to ke up the plan of frequent arrests in hopss of tiring out the dealors or an- noying them until they quit. An ficial notificd ua that there wonld be fan in aday or two, but we will wait to see it before Jaughi THE WEATHER. The Coldest Dav of the Sea- son in These Parts. tineir Although we have not been blessed with tropical weather of late, Satuf- day night wae by =l odds the coldest of the season andaltho 12h tho wave +till very cold laat night. weath- owsteadily colder Thurs: day evening when the thermomoter #t00d 3° below zaro, Fridsy morning it was 4" below, Saturdsy at 7 o'clock itwasat zeroand at 9:45 Saturdsy night the mercury fell to —! 5:45 a. . yesterday ras—16° andat 7 o'clok, —17, h was the coldest point reached. These are the figares ehown at the signal ofiice, which are probably correct within half adezres at least. The thermomoter ‘marked—: grees at Capt. Paine's, in South Omana—22° at the residence of Mr. John Beil, the Tenth stroct droggist; —25°at Mr. ence in Council Bluf: at the northwest corner of the Union P: and—28"in Shiun's additicn @@During the day, Sunday, it moders ated repidly. At 2p. m.it was 1° and at 8 oclock Sunday night was only 5 belywzero. The day opned with & dead calm which kep! the intense cold from being ® serere ini's cfiects a3 it wonld otherwise have been. At 8 c'clock {1ast night the wind had risen to about et milss cn hour. Tho weather { be chisf signal office i dwarm arbegan to de- Traynor's res cific horel, withatanding the talk of yestor day that it was tho known for yeare, tho official fig jtalk otherwice and must be set u; | againm ¢ of oldest iukabitant reached oxactlyt th December 24th, 3rd of the » it was 22 ost weather elastic memory of h. Th same po 1879 mercary t,—17 Janusry w0 years age, telow zers asd remained extremely cold fo West of Omahy, at several daya. or than in ched mudor at We el intereat- od that wo have taken charge of the Feuwick foundy, havivg wade Decessaty improvemants, wesre pro- iron and brass cast- ble tention to thos —The Dan- extra gen- (Jan- uary 12th, to teko under consides tion the celebration of the society" birthday. Opysters shipped by express alive, 60 bours from the bay to Fleming's. was not believed that apy further made the We understand thata receded gradnally yestorday it was | ‘™ were assembled there to witness the marriage of Mr. Patrick H. Carey to Mrs. Mary Dorsn. Mr. Osrey came to this city about a year ago, and is an employee at the U, P. shope, while Mre. Doran is the lady who has guid- od the destinies of the Doran house and made it 80 popular s place. The bride was elegantly dressed and with the groom, who is a five looking Intelligent gentleman made as hand- some a_couple as one would wish to see. Miss Mary Farlong was brides- mid and Mr. D. J. Ryan grooms- man and the solemn and impressive rites were pronouncad by the Rev, Father Eoglish. Fime musi> accom- panied the sorvices, the choir being compoed of Mr. Ches. MeDonald, and M Miggie McDonald, Thercss sud Ella K:onedy, with Peof. Hofl nan at the organ. At the conclusion of the ceremony the bridal party diiven o the Doran houss where a magaificent wedding breakfast up ia honor of the ocoasion, one of the most atiractive features of which was the i 2, fr mking which Mrs. Doran has wide rpu‘ation, which we trust will be sustained just the came uuder her new came. A number of elegant and besutiful gifts were recsived, amongwhich wore o following: Lotely gold necklace, the groom; handsome rosary, s Iver case, Rev. John Hughes, the bride's brother; wine sel, Bobemian glase, aud cake backet, Mrs. P. McGuire; pair handsme vases, Mr. M. P J. Gorman; et of silver knives and forks, D. J. Ryan- pir silver napkin rings, Misz Maggio Gallican; beautiful fruit dish, Mus Kate Gallizan; handsome toilet set, Judge Brandes; silver er, grooms mother; platform rosker, very nice, from the bearders at the Doran House; album, Mr. aud Mes. G. F. Elsasser; silver pickle dish, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lowery; silver pickle dish, Miss Mary Fur- long; silver cike basket, Thoa. Gentle- man; silver but sh, Farrell Bros.; | bair damask towels, Mra. Leah Siitt; pair fice table cloths, Mer. John Clalr; mustache cup and saucer, to the groom, Mrs. P. McGuire. Tur Bre wishes the happy couple a1 many years of wedded bliss and worldly prosperity us it believes they desorve, and in easo they receive it ill be the first to give fts readers the particulats of their silver wed- din, wera was merved 1008 and Married On the G:b day of January, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Samuel Crozer, residing in Clinton, Towa, Mr. Robert A. Harris, of Omahs, was united in wedlock to Miss Alice Crezer, by the Rev. James Seimble. Ozly relatives of tho family vere preseut at the ceremony. No vards, Thesplendid military bsi.d attached ywo:d's serenaders is one of the 1 with a traveling compesed of fine will reuder nambers of music on the staze. is somethin, PP by musical people wiia v not like to street parade in Inad- the great masioal attractions Frocport Herald mays the acro- and gymnastic performances could hardly bo excelled in any first- class circus which is supposed to be unsurpssted in such performances. This company will appear st the Academy of Music Thursday evening, January 13th. that will be music. Real Estate Transfers. Addelson Cochran, guardian et al., to Samuel Biasomav: w. d. E, lot 2, &4, Omada—S1. Samuel E. Rogera and wife to;Sarah Shaffer; w. d. lot 10, block 15, Assccistion addition, reiner and husband to ham; w. d. lots 4, 13, and 16, block 9. E. V. Smith’s on, Omaha—§1500. Death Record. Feux OwiN—Soa of Mr. Felix Slaven, proprietor of Slaven's Hotel, died at midnight last night, at the age of four and ome-half years. The child was dearly b:loved by its par- euts and was a favorite with all about the house, beinz an unusually bright and intelligent boy, and the loss falls most heavily upon the father and mother. Tho sympathy of many friends is with the bereaved ones in their time of sorrow. The funcral will take place at 2:00 p. m. row from the house, the interment to beat the Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Friends of the family aro requested to attend withou: further notice. ofant daughter of kudoe, di-d January 9th, 1881, aged 2 yearsand 14 dags. Fan. oral took place from the residence, Thictecnth stre:t, betwesu Jackson Jones, at 2p. m. to-day. Tho infant child of Mr. and M¥s, A N. Tusnell, died Janusry Oth, 1881 Funeral took place at 3 p. m. resterday at Prospect Hill. Tho infant daaghter of Mr. and Mee. Timothy Carr died January Oth, 1881, aged 2 years, 6 months. Fun. eral to.k placeat 2 p. m. Monday from the reidence cn Cass street, near EL venth. The funeral of little Dora Callahan, which took placo at 2p. m. Sunday, from the csthedral of St. Philomens, was very largely sttended. The re- mains were interred at Cassidy’s cem- etery. to-mor— Rich Sweet Cider at Fleming'e, SPURIOUS SORIP. Jan. 11, |A Prisoner Breaks Jail and|The Nuptials of Mr. P. H.|The Biggest Per Contage on Re cord for an Investment of Ten Dollars. — How Omsaha was Recompensed foran Alleged Expenditure. . A gentleman well posted in the his- tory of this state, and who, at the time of the transactlons below re- ferted to, held a high poslition of honor and trast, having presided over the lower kouse one seasion, has a word t>say in regard to the attempt recently made to revive the alleged clalm of this city sgainst the United States. Owing to the press of local matter the communication was over- Tooked, but it will prove none the less inter sting, and will show the true status of the case, which Mr. J. Sterl. ing Morton would have undertaken for a fifty pet cent. fee. Nepraska Crry, Jan, 3, 1881 To the Editor of Tus Bsr In your Jast weekiy I noticed a commanication from Mayor Chase, in whick he wished some instructions from the city council in regard to the proposed contract between the city and J. Steriiog Morton in respect to an application to_congrees to refund to the city in moneys. 1f Mayor Chase will acquaint himself with the history of the grounds on which sn application to refund is made, T ati of ho opinion that his senzo of justice will suggest to him *hat no application should be made. 3 The expenditure for the completion of the capitol was made in 1857 to allay n excitoment at that time on the question of capital removal. The city issued what was called “‘scrip,” which was circulated as money aud paid for the labor and material to fin- ish the buillinz, The courts subse- queatly held that it . was irsued with- out authority and the city authorities inod from its redemption. At tho sesvion of the legislatnre rst held at Lincoln, January, 1879, the legislature in consideration of the expenditure of money by Omaba Qity, in__the complation of the capital building donated the building and grounds then valued at §150,000, to the city of Omaha (See session laws o. p. 1869, page 232.) After this liberal donation the holders of the scrip besieged the legisiature for the passage of an sot legalizing said scrip and providing for its pay- ment, An act was finally paseed authorising the bondlng of said scrip in ten yeat bonds at the rate of 30 per cent of their faco valito, provided that not mpre than £35,000 was pre sented, and in case there should that said bonded indebtedness should not exceed $17,500. This act was to take cflect if at an elec: tion to be hld for that purpose a ma- jority of the voters should eo declare. At the_election held for tho purposs it was beaten ten to one. Omaha_ received property of the valuo of 8150,000, for an expenditure of zay 810.09, for printing a quantity of scrip, that never was paid. The actlast reterred to will be fotind in the epecial laws of 1869, page 261. If Mayor Chase, in view of the foregoing facts, wishes to ask congress to_refund to the clty of Omaha for said expenditure, $160,000, let him do o but he may rest assured_that =ongress will be fally posted in re- gard to the facts, andI am of the opinion that he does not believe a sin- gle member would be found in_either houee who would vote for it. X LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha postoffice for the week ending Saturday, Jan- uary 8th, 1881 GENTLEMEN. Hinman J F Jr Hay W Isad EF Jurall H Jones G G Jolis A Kemp W H Kiff.J W Anderson M Anderson C H Adlst and 1 Blanvett H Buter C Bomgardner W H Barke Barnes R Burs 1 .\ Barry I Beck N 1 Buchoff M Burnett D E Ball C BroanE Railey A 2 Berg A W Bluett J Comser CR Carney J M Comogys P Chase B Camplell A C Crawshw & D dge T M Dierks G Eugs ) dwar s T W Eurkios H Foster L A FayB P F anders P FloydL, Frankiin M Goddard J Ganehv © Herc G W Hewitt HH Hibbird F E Hamilton D Henry J A Hall & HuntE B Haudson W Hoffman SH Hayes W H Ludington A Lurson L Lee W Long F F. Mattson A McConley A MeyerT O Miles Rev T H McMahon § 2 McGorre. J Miller B Mohr J Monroe T M Manning J Odenbauzh N Tetterson G Pers Short J Schnurr J Switzer J W 2 Schlagel A 2 Smith A'C impson J A chweighand G- m th 5 D Sehul-nhurg F Snyder R et S Trtmen B C Wernee TTH Watterbee B Wilson W H Wallin N FIRNS, Jarrs &Rodgers Reedo & Corwick Rochy MOIIM&F Co LaDIES’ TreT, Alesander Mrs W B Eagan ) Barlk MissT it e jorknan Miss A Frary Mrs M Brook= Miwk' Gory Mis Barrett Mrs Gall Bride Mrs ¢ Cumeron Mis J § Cotter Mis A A Croisey Mm R G Collins Mrs C A Cool M 502 g Mrs Hill Clara N Johnson Mra J Johnson Mrs M A Joues Miss N innamen Nan Kearno, Mise M Kohle Misa I, Marr M Manniog Miss A Donakey Mgy W Edwa ds MrsJ More MrsC A Tros. F. Haw, Postmaster. The St. Eimo Closed. Manager Nugeat has closed tho St. Elmo temporaily for repaire, He will opea cut azain on the 17th with an entire new company, uew scenery and auditoriam. Every thing will ba made first class Delaney Mrs M. Deaners People who use Hagden's Fire Kindlers, will not believe that the mercury stood at 24 below the cf pher at 6 o'clock Sunday morning, because none of them had occasion to 80 out of doors to ep'it kindling wood. Mr. Fogy, who has not tried the kird- lors yet, and who froz> seven fingers, two ears and one noso while wrench- ing a board off his neighbor's back fence and converting it into faggots, solemnly avers that a reliable ther mometer would have indicated 90° below, but whatever the true Spure may have bsen, the Omaba citizens, by a large myjority,” wiil admit that ths Hayden Kindler is an undis- Specially Fioe Teas of all kinds, in * Bale—Six-horse power Baxter | 380d 5 pouud caddies, put up ex- wnd boiler, in good repar. | pressly for Bex offica. nodtt the best family trade. FrEuING'S, Grocers, guised blessing. Sold by all grocers. | transacticns duting the year 168 { Gibson, C. Flannery's Saloon Burned. About half past one o'clock this morning, while on thelr way home, Tom Biddison and Billy McCune dis- covered smoke emitting from the roof of the rear part cf Flannery's saloon, ar the northeast corner of Farnham and Twelfth stroets, and promptiy patled the slarm at box 12, which brought out the fire department in double-quick. When engine No. 2 arrived at the o'stern in front of Dick Wilde's, the flames were shooting out through the rafters, and owing to some delaf In getting a stream on, had 8- veloped tha whele rear portion of the building before anyihing whatever had Deen done to arrest their progress. Finding that the fire was spread- ing 80 rapidly, and the firemen were working to euch great dissdvantage, the hooks were ordered to tear out the front, which was done, aud the flames were soon under control. The fire is supposed to have originated in the stove flue. ""Ttie Bee" 1 Lincoln. The publishers of Txiz Bee have es- tablished a branch office at the Orien- talhotel, Lincoln, where its editors and reporters make their headquar- ters. Subscriptions, advertisements, and sl busiess portaining to this paper can bo transacted thero, and will recelve prompt attention. Ovr 2nnial Review. Tae Bee's Annual Illustrated He: view is now resdy and on sale st the publication officz, Never before has the industries, progrees and enter- prise of Omsha been 5o well ropro- sented. The views oro maguificent, showing many of the principal public, ks, government packing esinblishments; | ete. Alwo a hietory of the commercial =l gethrr with valuable end reliable statistical ¢ bles, showing the number f houses buili, the mandfacturing, anking, railroad and other Susinees travtacted during the pasi twelve montbe, The Anuvalis sn eight page, 33x47 inchea in siz», printed on heavy whito paper of supericr quality and finish, making a_handsome present or keep- sake. Prico 10 ceuts per copy; postage 2 cents additional. The orizinal C. B. Dupee Hams, the firstinthe markst for two scasons, 10 be had now of Fussixa, GROCER. Just récoived at Tur Bew Job Kooms the nicest line of diniinutive Paper and Envelopes and Osrds, able for Children's Birthday Parties, Call and sve them. NOTIOE. Those who ar fond of sleigh-riding will find good cutters, pole sleighs, call loighs and a leigh that will seat wenty persons and good driving horses, at @ W. Hows Single horso and cutter, $2 for first hour, 81 for cach hour after. Two horse sleigh, $5 for two hours, §2 for each hourafie Board ot Trade Business. At a meeting of the board of direct- oraof the Omaha Board of Trade, on Baturday last, thers wore present O, F. Gocdman, Max Meyer, John Ev. ans, Joseph Sheeley, Thomas Gibson and T. W, T, Richards. The follow- ing business was transacted: 0. F. Goodman was elected chair- man and Thomas Gibson secrotary. The following standing committees were elected for the ensuing year: Committeeon Transportation—Sam. . Johnson, H. G. Clark, M. Mer. riam, Chatles W. Mead, E. Pegoke. ommittee on Manufactures—T. T. Richards, A. L Strang, E. V. Nush, R H. Withell, F. D. Cooper. Cowmittee on Live Stock—Joseph Sheeley, A. P. Nicholas, H. Kountze, J. A. McShane, P. E. I d_manufactnring | - SPECIAL NOTICES. ROTICE—Advortisements To Let For Sale* Lost, Fotind, Wants, Boarding &., will be fa- sertad. tn these coltzzme oncs for TEN CENTS por liue; each subeequent insertion, FIVE CENTS Por lins. The frst Insertion vever low than THOMAB, Room 8, Crelehton Block ONKY TO LOAN—1100 Farnham strest. Dr. Bawards Losa Agoney. por-8AL | _ NELP_ WANTID 'ANTED—A kitchen girl at the Emmet Fouse, Tz AKEE WANTED—A gooi bread aud cakt | B baker s cady bavits. Address at Eox 136, Sloux Gity, Jown. s | asher_sha ¢ thea b cor er | 17610 | 3 fixtures, car &c., of » b For furthe particulars please Omaba. addition. ATED—An expe to stirt a meat 1 housekeerer, 1109 Far n 32t 3 ¥ 7 ANTEO—ANl Omaha onn is the Kixo of e d horser, which wore sen W. I Lewis, Vs il aira of Geo. H. P- 1610 OR frN and solt w il-o 307 12th 81 Cre A large farnisticd Toom 0o fist floor, with op without board, vutside estrance Crelghton Bock. O KES Inquire at No 1012 Farnhwm St. S. P. MORSE & CO0., CASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. 1319 FARNEAM STREDT. Preparing for v extensive improvements in our ;store and to reduce stock for our semi-annual in- entory, we offer great bargains in our MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS GOODS and have placed on our counters over five thou- sand five hundred yards of French, English and German 24-inch Brocades, Damasses, Mohairs, De Beges, at 16 2-3 cents. 2 Not az yard of these goods could be bought at wholesale to-day for less than 30 cents. At 25 cents two thousand five hundred yards of strictly all wool Momies, Fancy Brocades, Mattel- —llases, &c.,, worth at wholesale to-day 37 |-2 cents. BEST BARGAIN WE OFFER fittedn hundred yards ofall wool French Brocades ely woven goods, at 37 1-2 cents worth 60 eents, wide, very fine, el 24 inches AT 50 CENTS, =3 een $1 a yard. ces all wool Colored C: X tx: also a large lot of all Momie Cloths at 50 cents, 42 inches wide and worth mere, 40 inches wide, marked down from 13 VELVETS, PLUSHES, SATINS, BROCADED SILKS. Sa‘tiu B Colore at $4.00. ; xocd will s lretclass, . Eati-factors rexson given f.r sclling. ~Address P. O Box Omaha 1 poor health, For R, Bar-latt, Roal 1679 15 now, ata bargain. b il House. oz Ay sty Ot A TARGAIN_A buildine vith ire, faritarosnd siock, o 100 the U B depor Toreale very cheap nttre, raltare and wock winbe. s OST_At Union Stock ¥acda Hote pocket. book containing avout §200; A reward of 325 will bepaid for fta return to Bee offico. 176-10 FALED PROPOSALS W vod by the undersigned at the county clerk's offico nht1 Wednewlay, Jenuary 12th, 1561, at 8 olock p. i ; for aradiog lots 3, 4,7 and 8, maha. Seo specificatiors on file = oftice. Tna rieht to reserved. order of the Board of Cdunty Commis- unty clerk's fect any and all bids is hereby County By H.T. Luavirr, Deputy. 15 On Douglas Uouaty Lands—Web- ster Sayder, G. H. Boggs, Frank Murphy, Dr. Mercer, S. 8. Celdw.ll. On Memorials—J. C. Cowin, Geo. L. Miller, D. Brooks, E. Rose- water, 18, A. Allen. Oa’ Acbitration—L. A. Williams, C. S. Goodrich, C. C. Houssl, Milton Rog'rs, A. R. Dufrene. Metcorological Committes—Thomas F. Goodman, D. §. Bar- riger. Election Committee—C. F. Good- man, John Evans, Thomas Gibson. An assessment of $3 per member was made for the current three months. The secretary was authorized to Teaso the rooms for the curront yevr. Aiter some other minor business the committoo adjourned. INOTIOCHE. Auy ono baving dead aulaals I will remove them free of crge. Leave orders southesst orn of Harney and 14th 3t,, secon door. CHARLES 8 LITT. BELVIDERE Canned Goods by the case, at whole- wale rates, Fleming's, Star Wind Mill, —MANUFACTURED BY— THOS. E. WILLIAMS, RED OAK IOWA- Corresponievcosolicited rom those neeing » o W ind prices REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE BELVIDERE STAR WIND MILL. a gaie of wind, and In e of the wind from any direction, because the wheel ying flat on the tower ia v, ta clge to the wind, lear aroud, withe o striking the wheel. rizid wheel having no moveable ear out, rust or craax {n the wind. * has no effect on it wa less power from fricilon than *ho most sudden g TUwil ren widh less wind than otder Gth. It s ewily regulated wo it will perform a0y amount o work required los 1530 8 capac- 5. 1ip when out of gear. It 9 woll and heavily yainted with thr of the best " 2int the wirke! can Aflord. eck ormamert e hesed of by blown do<n 28 % up with regulatiog vave, 1% $he et by the wind. Sro of food material avd 14th. Allahats tarned, boxes babited snd all necesary parts double nutted. more compact in con- RECIPE GOOK. Sells at Sight.” You double your money. Address Dr. Gl Printing owe, Ann Asbor, Mich Sugsw SUBSCRIBE FOR THFE. WEEKLY BEE, The Best in the West, G Bag POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar. IN ‘0 othe proparation makes such lizht, fisky hot breads, o luxurious pastry. Can be caten by drpeptics without fear of the ills resulting from he in- digestibe food.. Sold only in cans by all Grockee. Rovau Bakixg Pownex Co., New rk. ACADEMY I)F M'USEG ! S.N.NEALID, s One Night Only! Wednesday, January 12th. ‘The Apexof Amusement Reached! W. C. Mitchell's Pleasure Party Tn the mostIau hablo of Extravaganzas, OUR GOBLINS; Or, Fun on the Rhine! By Mr. W. Gill similar fu goaeral desgn " but is more witty an /I N Y. Herald, Junie 1¢ THE COMPANY: MR. WIL, M8 ELI R DEERING, MR, RICL, MR, J. M. NORCROSS, 3 G RSON. Mr. FRED. PERKINS, . - Mosical Direc'or. ‘What is Ciaimed for “‘Our Goblins?" Conerence! St of Soenery! - Manager, Elezant Dressin. Absoints Refinement of Wit avd Jollity! Verdict Endorsed Throughout New Yorks Reserved seata ro 03 EBro tansdst BUSINESS COLLEGE. THE GREAT WESTERN Geo.R. Rathbun, Principal, Creighton Block, - OMAHA Send for Circular. s C. VAPOR. MERGHANT TAILOR Capitol Ave,, Opp. Mssonic Hall, OMAEA, - - - - - NEB‘ rocade Velvets at Brocade Velvets Black Brocades Silk Colored Silk and Woo! Brocades $3.50 reduced from $5.00. "0 o - 48 ineh Li5 250, wide at $2.90, formerly sold BLANKETS! BLANKETSI To effect a sure sale on every pair of Blankats we own, We no‘e the following: Call and examine. 10-4 Heavy White Blankets at $5.00, formerly $6.00. “ “ “ 11-4 11-4 11-4 12-4 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 6.00, “ 6.75, 8.00, “ 9,00, 7.50. 8.00. 10.00. 12.00. “ “ A few fine Bed Comforts left that we offer at 25 per cent less than former prices. This is only a slight inkling of reductions made this month in all the departments from StEE R uildivg raied. Inguire of EV. KVELSS. | firat to third story of our Farnham Street Store MORSE & CO. HAPPY NEW YEAR L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, In each Departmeut, we are daily opening choice Novelties for the Holidays Leather Goods, Belts, Pooket-Books, Card Cages. @love, Handkerchief, Collar and Cuff Boxes, SHOE DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Genits’ Ohristmas Slippers in the Greatest Variety.| Children’s Shoes, fine, and substantial. The Largest and Finest As sortment of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. in Omaha,at Reasonable Prices. Genty Sk Maftor. Geuts’ Gashmers Maffers. Tho greatest_varioty of Silk {Handkerchlets ever shiown at $1.00. FANCY G000DS or i wear. Hundkershiots and i Sk Spiniah Lace, Tudls, Mul and Cambri, Avory prtts: Kibbous, ringes, Olmps, Fringes and Trim- minge. FINE TABLE LINENS, warm Fust quality tine Germants Firstqua ity fins Casbmeres. First quality fin) Saxony's, CLOAK DOLMANS. Havelocks for Ladles, Misses and Children Knit Hoods, Knit Jackets. A Jacket at $1.25, which éariy in the sesson old at 82.00. THE BEST HOOD ever show n at 75¢, Kubias Shawls, etc. BLANKETS & COMFORTS at greatly reduced prices. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST. A new invoice of Silis in Patter, especially or the Hollday trade L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS, “Cash Retailers,” 1422 and 1424 Dodge St. DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ear and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY! OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard's Drug Store. ornerjof 14thjand Douglas Sta} L ovisam AGENTS FOR bEVLIN & 00, ; THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, A2 <= FARNHAM STREET, X2X= 50,000 DOLLARS GHEAP ! GHEAPER ! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. P 4 ose for the next ni- v (90) daysto sell thewr e.tire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jeweliry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturizg Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. helow any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store, Cor. llth & Farnham We Mean Business. Come and be Convineed. MONEY TALKS All sales strictly , therefore we are enabled to offer the consumers of the weed only first quaiity goods for their money. Best straight 10c Cigar in the city, Best 3 for a quarter Cigar in the city, Best Straight 6o Cigar in the city, Detroit Fins Cut a Specialty, Oar 80: Fine Cut is a good one, Bagley's May Flower in 8 and 16 ounce tins, For 40c we have bang up Smoking Tobacco, —AT THE— “ MIGHICAN TOBAGCO STORE 1417 Dougias Street. Weare the only Dealersin the Celebrated Bagley's May Flower, P ————e | Seclodim MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY. The largest and best sssortment of Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases and Sample Trunks a Specialty, H. H. MARHOFF, 117 14th St., 3 Doors