Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1881, Page 4

. THE OMATA DAILY BEE THUR THE DAILY BEE Thursday Morning, May 26. LOCAL BREVITIES. IS IT ABORTION? Mysterious Death of a Young ‘ Married Woman. —Patterson sellacoal. | Goroner Jacobs Finds no Cause —Get your hatsat Doanc's. —Frederick s the Leading Hatter — Everybody drinks Saxc's soda. 1 Ks i —Richter 0., sells straw hats. mldtf , opp. P. —Try Saxe's Chocslate and Ca —For rixe Commercial Job Peinting, call at Tk Bee Job rooms. —The Lion continues to roar for Moorc's Harness and Saddlery. —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel Creighton Block. o26-Lf ks in the city at Kuln's anissioner Ford, with a for Street C of w street to-day. “The steamer Key West icft S vesterday and s expected to arrive here to-day —The viver Mhas fallen four inches since Tuesday and stands 9 feet 10 inches, ac- cording to the xignal ses . —Atkin: lending m Creizhton Block, Fifteenth strect. s want Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Euvelopes or any Job Work, call at T Rooms. DPrices that will sui ph omtracted with f Philadelph Boyd has ¥, Buck & € fixtures fo They are to be of Mayor Omaha’s firemen are Jooking as dapper | ible in their handsome wni- | and neat as po forms of blue, which were furnished 1 Schilank & Prine Farnha stre The thermometer at Max Meyer & 24th, 12m., 10 p. . 69 ramsicale place at irst M. ¥ attendance was large the fi church Tuesday iable will be given in the vterian church Thursd: ing, under the auspices of th A silk mausic, sh: refreshments will be special attractions. gained with Chief ¢ into the Farnham street wench for ti the purpose of settling th , %o that the pavement can be relsid. For this the department will reccive tv wed David May dollursa day, s arrested —Aman n by the police on the supposition that he was a tramp and taken before Jud Bencke yestenday. 3 He proved tha ly come into the city last evening, s consequently permitted to Frederick Buck, the m bis horse into the water works front of Tizard’s Tue: honrs previously, obtain vied to Lisctta the barrack little job Saturday even who steerod rench in isel, who lives nea —Snelbaker's troupe took the bound U. P. train for the slope’ye The company will mot halts between here and § They play for eight weeks o the © st. They were joined here by Manchester and Jemnings, two well-knows tists, —The scene pai pera house is bei Noxon, Halley & Toomey, the well known firm of theatrical artists. These e the regular artists for the House and Olympic theatre in St. and h e already done some of the kind to be seen country. n the western Snow F nch'’s. ake Flour at Fre “Tae Moan” ar Hickmaxs- fhe latest New Yorx Sw SATION. Snow Flake Flour at Freneh's Twenty-five Dollars Reward and no questions asked, for return of papers burglarized from safe of under- | signed about a month smo May19 Hosue Bros. Ladies and Misses Hats by ¢ thousands at the *“Boston Store, 10¢h stroet. PERSONAL PARAGRAHS. D. Cook, of Taledo, 0. engineer of the water w consul Thos. Swann, an pxtensive cattle dealer | court. Thomas M. Marquette, C. B. & Q. road, is in the . Perkins, vice-president of the B. & Q., of Lincoln, is in the city. John Devoy, the Trish ator, who lec- tured here time ago, is in the cif J. G. MeCall, agent for the Erie, to hix departure for Ogden, Utah, yestenday. | Mayor Boyd’s neck has been <tiff for several days, owi a misunderstandi with the back of it. iduey Dillon, prosident of the U Pacific railroad, is expected to arrive the early part of June Mise Cleburne, n niece of Mr. Wi, Cle- Mr. R M. agent for H. E. melicines just returned from the Pacific coast and is stopping in the city for a few days. Mr. C. K. Lord, goneral passenger agent of the Baltimore & Dhio Taiiraad e, lek the city for Chicago vesterday ac. companicd by his secretar resgo, M. Lord is own railroad amen in the country and is as well known Snow Flake Floar at French's. “Tue Musn” latest N at Hickmax's, the Yorx Sexsarion. m24tf Snow Flake Flour st French's. “Tae Mown” ar Hickaax's, — the fatest Nuw Yok TioN. Snow Flake Flour at French's. Pure Magle Syrup, 3t at Litrie &Winuans. Snow Flake Flour at French's. Now send orders tor Havex's Sxow Fuske Fiovm, and they will promptly filled. J. B. Freson & Co. Snow Flour Flour at French's. Enights Templar. Members of the Mt. Calvary Com- inandery, and sojourning Sir going on the pilgrimage to Council Bluffs will assemble at the asylum to- . morrow (Thusday) morming at 8 +* Jdlock mounted. By order of Byrox STANBERRY, be | | —Cheapest Mt in Omat, 2t Freder |y . the popular clothiers on | ing her illness, However vesterday to 11 m. to-day | nd ung ladies. ow pictures and ntractors have bar- m to Tun & stream ng for Boyd's new done in St. Louis, by | f the finest was registered | fent of the |Je | | | Chicago newsp: - | Wi, Hennessy at Fort Omaka Robert Smith, §1; Mrs. J. M. Cutts, | Oom_ndwling-mdoifis. for Investigation. a laborer in the called on District Attorney Burnham on Monday and wed that his step-daughter, ley, who had been burried was a vietim of abortion, ught the body had better the purpose of wde a lot of random and being assured by the Attomey the matter would be d his tune, and dropped. iuformed him be investis t such trifiing with his ofice t be tolerated. Hethe sucted Coroner into the matter Cornelius H an c matte Jacd that of | ficial reported that from his personal ing; | knowledge of the case, and from in- A GOOD STEWARDSHIP. olic Library Association. The regular quarterly’ meeting of the Union Cathclic Library associa- tion was held at the rooms of the lib- rary Tuesday. It was the last quar- terly meeting of the first year of the library, and the reports of the various officers which were read, especially that of the board of managers, comprised in a great degtee the work- ings in the several departments of the association during the year jus. closed. The report of the board of minagers : through the vioe-president, A. L. Gibbon. From th: it, as also the other report: which were submitted, the following summary is made. The association membership amounted to 150 ladies and 1t gave two festivals, es of lectures and s s, and onc grand dramatic entertainment. To many of these entertainments no admission foe was charged, yet from those to which admission price was entlemen. a se) 5 g charged, as also membership | formation roccived from the physiciaus | 5 ESh, 43 BR el e | » there WS} 05300, The expenditures during i for an Enqusst. the year amounted to 8697.25, leaving is none the less surrounded a balancein the treasury of $226.65. Tn | woma shortly 2 This union was unhappy. Baile Latterly, she w AL in with Stewart, employed one the shops Dr. W alled when she becaw nd he says he found her miscarriage. ded_her, and Dr. Coff | her suffering from pucrpe 14 be the very thin on. hairand mous {oil of cottonwood about 70, and being told there was nos x thing, he comsromised on oil o codar. This is frequently used the purpose of procuring abe d the young women havi this time not far fr< m the dru herself. 4| Inquity among some of the m | prominent physiciaus failed to estab 1/ lish the identity of Dr. W s but recently not well knowa, ess unforseen 1 turn up, there will be ne 1 inquiry into the mater. Snow Flake Flourat Frenchs. At Hickma: ERY Hats and Bonnets at a | you will be satisfied. myldtf Snow Flake Flour at Fren | Snow Fiake Flour at French's. | z | Linen Caps for shop wear a at Frederick's. The new arrival of such 1 | styles for Bovs' and Can |is the in es. The young nd y after her mother's marrying on. Hogan, she was wedded to John and Left intimate who s Stewart | was Kknown to have attended her dur- : very Later,Dr. Coffman | an found | peritonitis, to fol- ¥ | instedled four weeks at|comedy entitled the ““Ladies ug store, m of the man corres- | developments | s WitoLpsaLs Mitux- | HEADQUARTERS you can buy all advance |1 on wholesale "priccs. Call and see; 1001 | addition to this showing was thatofthe -aluation of the property of the as- ion, which, at a reasonable csti- mate,considering the books, case, piano, files and the other articles in use in the rooms,amounted to §1676.95 5. This really showed the assets of the library, while the liabilities of the same were only 8§50, which it was thought could be easily paid out of the balance above referred to,- nearly 226,65, Such were the principle features the report, and gratifying ones they are too. They sif: in loud tones of a successful organiza- inue to increase 1st inst., he officers for the now year will be will Tuesday night, the On the occasion there {be a | which every body will be invited. Tt |will compose, among other features, 7 | singing by the McCrary brothers, and McClelland, an_ instrumental Prof. Hoffma Jennie solo b Reform Convention. The association is fast approaching = somewhat with Stewart, | period when it will be of incaleul 1| the inferencois that the s pro. | ble value to our Roman Catholic c cured for the purpose of abortion, |7ens, besides being an omament to | and that the girl committed the act |the city. The progress of this young institution is very rapid and solid,and what is most encouraging, the future promises continued prosperity. “Tue Moaw” at Hickway’s the fest NEW YRk Sensatior Suow Flake Flowr at French’s. nd orde m.[nr i[\\ ex's Sxow Fove, and they will be J. B. Frexen & Co. MACHINE POETRY. Atkinson grinds out his sonnets. On stylish hats and tony bonnets; | Ribbons, fowers, plumes and laces, assels, conds and cut stecl bea | And y needs . In gorgoous piles Joom up and soar .| Ladies Linen Ulsters cheap at the | 1 X yrinsonts famed Leading Store. “Boston Store,” 616 10th street. fo= n | Moot | Hosk St Mill Ruchings, | And cha aing glo s goods and trimmings, quite the silk, fmported lawn, nd items worth attention to0 much space to menti e the varied stock Creighton Block, o have heand before, Mawsor Cromurse Hovse, | Omahia's Leading Millines 3 - 10th St. ! r | b ‘i Suow Flake Flowr at Frencls. eral letters of regret have been | ywo yooontly placed an order for ues whe ing af sed to i | committee of the is m Govern that official I . D Another is from Judge st vage [tend court in a neiglborir count . Barkalow wentto Denveryesterday. | still another is from P. W. Hitcheock | Judge Doane went to Lincoln Tuesday | expressing his sympathy but re; | his inability to attend. The |F the well-known M. nerty compares the landlord Ireland to the taxation without rep: sentation,which soaroused the ans of 76, He closes his cloguently [ written letter with this prediction: ““As surcly as the fight inau ¥ the Massachusetts farmers nerty, er man. sm m dence on Ving surely shall the fisht begun by the idvish ponsantry f Connaught, two | years ago, terminate in‘the destruction of that odious form of tyranny, the abalition of which will si nify the new ¢ [ birth, prosperity and glory of the long-su but Irish nation. still_undaunted, Land League Funds. ha Land League, has reccived the fo lowing subscriptions collected by Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Heunessy, $1; Frank C. moer, §1: John Knaus, £1; Pat- rick Coyne, §1 ; Sarah Carr, 81 ; Nick Winkle, $1; flor, £1 in, N o Doody, §1; Sumett, $1; Mary Gurett, $1; Thos. Barett, McGuirk, §1 5 T T n, 50 cen Rust, §1; Mohar, €1: a €1; Stephen M loy, $1; H. Wellenburg, 50 cent 0. Wells, 50 cents; Philliy $1; Win. Roberts, §1; Matthew Gib- | ney, §1; Maggie Carroll, §1; Michael | Coady, $1; Dennis Purcell, $1; M Fitzgerald, $1.25; John Olson, § James Barrett, 82; C. B. Couch, & W. H. Cormick, $1; Thos. Cormicl 81;J. G. Cormick, §1; D. M. Foster, rzie mes fri friend, Jas. Ringer, 81; Martin Hogan, §; Han- | nzh Donaghue, §1; Ellen Donaghue, 81; a fricend, 50 cts; Dennis O'Brien, Barke, &1; and Mary Moran 81—mak. | {recently recoived by the exeoutive| pYETY cases of the mewest n which he says he is obliged to at-| st and | hiost of the serics is from John F | FLake Fiove, and they young Fin- M. Donovan, treasurer of the Oma §I; Frank G. Patrick, 81; A[l\cn“ $1; Mrs. Geo. McKray, $1; John! ’ promptly filled, * | most dressable styles in Ladies, M | and Childrens’ Hats in all the newest | braids. We are now receiving the d offer them at the very lowest which is only a small advance Call ! prices | on our regular wholesalo ° | and sce them. Hickuax’s HEADQUARTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 19tf. now Flake #low s | S w send orders for Ha rrench’s. Sxow will be prouptly filled. J. B. Frexen & Co. Fine strawberry at Tizard's. ice cream to-night Ladies have you seen the lov Lawns selling so cheap at the “‘Boston Store,” 616 10th street. M25-4t. Snow Fiake Flows at F el Sare half a Dollar. Buy Straw Hats at Frederick's. Snow Flake Flour at French's. Now send orders for Haves’s Sxow Fuake Frove, and they will be prowptly filled. A & Co. ianas, orang Tizard’s. , lemons, ete., at On Monday Dr. B. Richmond and wife left this city for their new | home in Omaha, Nebraska, a move | which the doctor was compelled to make on acconnt of Mrs. R's health. | Although Dr. Richmond had been | here but about two years he had built | up a vory large and lucrative practice, both in this county and Clear Creek— | in fact he left the langes practice of Jany phiysician in the county—and he {did it by hand and conscientious work. | We were sorry to loose the Dr., forhe jisnot only a good phy but a | good citizen, and we bespeak for him in his new home the respect and | teem of the good people of Omaha.— The Post, Central City, (. cian, | “Tux Mo ar Hicmas | | | latest NEW YoRR S Snow Flake Flour at French's. For delicious ice cream, goto Mrs. Spoerri, Masonic block, 16th strect. may16-1m Pure Veriont Maple Sugar. 3t at Wi, Fuea Snow Flake Flour at French's. Now send orders for Havex's Sxow Welch, 8; A. Jolie, 30 conts; Maria | Fuaxe Frovm, and they will be J. B. Frexen & Co. grand free entertainment, to | FILLED MORE PRISONERS. Progress of the Union Cuth-{Five More Tar and Featherers Arraigned, and More to Follow. Cons table Manning brought to the city yesterday the five other men for ued for tarring Stanton, at were ar- Wriom warrants were i “and feathering Will | Jefferson Precinct. raigned before Judg were held in 8200 each tc the others for examination on June 3rd. Warrants were issued for an- other batch. Stanton has mot |dared to return to Jefferson since the rumpus, but makes his residence here with Mrs. Vander- The nt over his dete: cook in west Omaha. farmers out there are jubi mination to remain away, and they say that is all they wanted in the f la Ladies Linen Ulst s 1he per boxat Tizard S. P. MORSE & CO,, Strawber: re this day in receipt of a very of summer Wash Day Fabrics which are unsurpassed in beau- ty of design, and are offering rare in- nts to the public to make their To ducy summer purchases now. Avorn carr vt atprices that will insu speedy sale, and are thus able season to give the public fresh tractive goods AT FRICES WHICH ED IN THE ARE AS THE LOWEST Organdies and we therefore suggest an and Scotch Gingham in variety. Our stock or Groves and MITTs is large, and buy Manufacturers, g as we we GUARANT ny Hous 1N SILK MITTS artment is inOm; SPECIAL NOVELTT Our Fubroidering def with cheap Embr FINEST REOUGHT TO OMAKA. the We ask a comy Faney Lares in endless We only ask examis inges oy R e s for transportation, then e Linens to convince you that we are | U Carri nd w determimed to mamtam our Ackxow- |vanged for lib LEDGED Teputation of leading in y,,‘,.“u n the funds of the commit prices. These Linens are full width |allow will be required, and citiz il . who can send carriages on that day Ladics’ Summer Skirts at New York ed todoso. Who will de vrices, embrcing every kind and y send them to Cls re made They AL saLE and are ALL quality, from 50¢ up. for our own sp) PERFECTLY SEWED AND MADE. Summer Gauze Vests for Misses and Ladies at 25 HOLESALE prices. ur bargains in LADIES' -y finegoods. Crreonexs’ axp Lanies’ Hostkny stvies. Laoms' Sox U ave never offeredsuch bar sains in this linc as now. WOOLEN ULSTER CLOTH at 40 and . Cloth for mens’ and boys’ suits at very low prices We name as a special bargain in made up goods, linen ulster 25, neatly t Dress goods in colors. dress material, crepes, &c, Tx A wom, we invite a visit, fecling confident of mutu: atisfa . P. MORSE & €O, -t 10w 4 Jacksox Sts. Havexs' Sxow Frake Frov at J. B. Fr: ™ NE RE cenf Mourning car reccived to-day & Co's. “Tue Mumy” ar HICRMAN'S —the latest NEW YORK SENSATION. Real I;hte ’Fm The following transfers wore re- rded at the county cle co y terday, as reported for this paper by John L. MeCague, real estate agent and conveyancer: Wm. L. Bowditch ct al. to Rebecea Melton, w } of s w } section 18, town 16, range 12 east, deed; £824.30. Augustus Kountze et al. to Charles H. Guion, 11 lots in block 13, Koun and Ruth’s add., w. d.; $6,000. Augustus Kountze of al. to Edward Droste, lot 18, block 8, Kountze a Ruth’s add., . d.; S550. M. B. Balcombe to St. A. D. Bal- Block 77, Oma nes to William Gr lot 7, block 4, in town of Wates w. d.; 815. on L. Deverne Sander, part lot 1 s add., w. d.; . Hiram LaMonte and wife to Omaha National bank, part lots 1 and 2, block Omaha, w. d ; §17,500. ux City Ry. Co. to Paul, Minneapolis & d of conveyance, C. E. Perkins, trustee, to Nellie C. Dayis, lots 9, 10, 11 in block 1, of sub- division of lot 5, capitol addition, w.d.; to Albert H. block 1, Arm- Chicago, Omaha, de d wife to W. AL Paxton, all block 5 in sub-division of lot b in capitol addition; £15,000. Mosquitto Nettin L all color, only Store,” 616 10th st Snow Flake Flour at French's. Now send orders for HAvex's Sxow Fuake Frove, and they will prouptly filled. J. B. Frexcn & Co. Fresh Fruits received daily, 3t at Lurree & Wik, Suow Flake Flour at Frencls. be! Our famous Havess' Sxow FLAKE ~en & Co. Gen. Pike's Arrival. Gen. Albert Pike, of Washington . nason, and own members of the of the fraternity in the conntry, is a guest ab the Withnell. Heis accom- panied by Wm. Treland, and a thirty third degree mason, of the same city. accompanies Gen. Pike. Gen. Pike will very probably deliver an add in this city présions to his departure. Helen, where did you buy tha beautiful Dress and lovely Hat? Why, {Boston Store” of course; their prices are the lowestintown, 25-4t s . | artist, Mr. Herbert Corner 10th and Jackson Stroots. | goods over, we offer them | . [ must prev on of our 12| at| | the morning of the proc 50 conts per picce at the “Boston |c | Bhe waited around tor & ccy i | DECORATION DAY. for a Grand Celebration. the Big Procession. for Carriages and Flowers. The Grand Banner. The various committees appointed | o forwa |day met lin € | s executive ene transportation, and i ged for the < tried to get the got aliead of the G. A. R. over the re will he a colored band fake par St. Philomena’ wnd pe band, or ral Manderson int Con commendation for hirn and for-thos who have contributed towards procur don. Ly b, That the thanks of thy committee be given to Mr. RPN r, artist, a 1 who itributed to th e, for the offer to pain ppropriate banner for u that these to report with th mounf y, to the chief marshal, who is post eomm: ested to furnish port to the chic |ing of the parade. The The resolutio: was adopted. will not represc ating aconfer ay, but banner nsoldierde Uni o as stated yest of decon ade, | spirit of \ unison with the fecling th this being entirely mor 1, and ¢ wore | will form ¢ | ZSuperintendent, Lane, of the pu schools, then atroduced. stated that the teaches and scholars o the selools wer sion, was desii ining in and the ter of dis their duties | the celebration, ned. was en lining and the Le: the morning of Decos All ministers of the vited to y m Lis tion of Get rshurg c ter of flowers, ofcours terested AR will | day for flowe wmenber our the country on Suw ns to E. We; , and . citiz hopod all citi o in this resp (le. The posts will blems will bo most. aceep! 03 of members of the at the store ing of De of the flowers, 9 o'cloy v Day to takc ol chil- -R. municipal authorities, the sche Coupany G and the G All city org 5 were invited to with . Custer post, and to_report Commander Fitch at 9:30 o’clock on ssion. delive The oration will b Col. J. L. Webster, James Neville and others will_spx The officers of the day will be follows: Grand marshal, General C. H istant 1 B. Youn, ptain Crager. The formation of the procession, and the route have not been decided on yet. The meeting adjourned subject to | the call of Chairman Broatch SHE TCOK THE SHOES. But Neglected the Formality of Paying for Them. How She was Finally Forced to Settle the Bill. A fow da little girl, slouchily dressed parently about 10 years? old, ent the store of L. B. Williams & Son, the corner of Fifteenth and De strects, and asked the attendant, H. Harte, to show her a pair of shoes. She finally selected a pair that scomed {osuit her and then picked out a suple of other pairs for her little sters. The three pairs were wrapped up and the little girl sat down tonwait her big sister who, she sald, would settle the bill which amounted to$3 %5 iderable time but her sister failed to put in an, appearance. Finally she moved into the middic of the store and placed the shoes on the tap of a hasket which she curicd. Just about this time Mr. Harte was called away to transact |- some business for his employer. Heo returned 1 the course of few shoes had disappeared, He reported the matter to Mr. Williams, who sent word of the affair o the police, with girl.”A search for her provedunavail- ing. Aday or two afterward s nicely dressed little girl-entered the store and asked the same clerk to make a change in a couple of pairs of shoes which she said were too small. - When she had handed him the shoes he at once recognized thew. as those that had disappeared a few days before and taking a closer look at the Tittle gir! identificd his whilom fxicnd,' DAY MOR Making the Final Prepamtioas; The School Children to Join in | home with her and get his money for Requests Addressed to Citizons | eral iuterests of the ch had a good Teport rracks band will be Council Bluffs and, but our boys | .. |atthe door and the mater bein; thedral offered the following resolution, pre- facing it by some well chosen words of the handsome banner for the pro- | nd the | nd entle- | mning of Decoration | inly | nong the soldiers who He t. All kinds of hs and em- in the twith the fire department, the t in the procession, it will minutes, but the little girl and the| an accurate deseription of the young | Jp©! u;Aerv,;—u Douglas and & MAY 26,1881 although she ‘was much changed in ppearance. Mr. Harte taxed the| little girl with having taken. the shoes, but she said they had ‘been paid for by her sister. Boing pressed she finally consented to take him the shoes. The girl said she lived somewhere near Thirteenth and Harney streets, and together the pair made a_tour of the entire city winding up finally at Union Pacific. headquarters. irl claimed to have lost he led her back to the Ofticer Jacobson was called in and attempted to go with the girl to 20, but she led him another wild goose chase. Finally he threat- ened to send her to jail if she did not 1| tell him tho truth, and she said she lived on Fifteenth street near Haskell. found in that lo- r to the oftic Iady app | the There the ¢ i | e [ her T The house wa cality. In answ mons an old 's sum- t| plained to lter she did not seem in the least surftised. She appeared to take the thing as a matter of course, and at o | once consented to liquidate the claim. The officer then rels The child is really old but looks young said to bean e | SPECIAL MOTIGES. ¢| NOTICE-A 5 To I d, Wants, Boarding, &e., will be in: these columns once for TEN € nt insertion, E: sertion never less than ¢ at, mean Diisin TANTED & at southwest ca St e YW NTED_An experienced WA . | street. & wil work for v Please address .P. MORSE & CO, At 1319 Farnham Street. in our dress goods department MONDAY, MAY 32d, will be found the following bargains. An early call will be profitable to those who desire to im- prove the opportunity never before afforded our Omaha people of purchasing FINE goods at a GREAT SLAUGHTER. Grenadines, 11600 yards Fancy Mesh Black Grenadines at 5 cents a yard, in perfect order, Grenadines, original cost 35 cents a yard; 2,000 yards of plain Black Iron-Frame Grenadines at 10 cents a yard, original cost at wholesale, 60 cents; 2,500 yards of plain Black Iron-Frame Grenadines at 12 1-2 and 15 cents, original cost 60 and 75 cents. LACE BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS--2,500 Lace Buntings in Cream, Drab, vBrown, Black, Baize at 15 cents a yard, never before sold under 25 cdnts. SILKS--FANCY BLACK SILKS. Eighteen hundred yards of Fancy Silks in Gold Bronze, Garnet and Gold, | Steel and Black, Etc., at 25 cents a yard, worth $1.00 and $1.25. Fifteen hundred yards Fancy Summer Silk in Myrtle and Gold, Brown and | Gold, Plum and Grarnet, etc., at 37 1-2 cents a yard, usual price 55 to 75 cents. Twelve hunered yards Fine High Colored Summer Silks, at 45 cents a yard, usually sold at 80 cents to $1.00. Three Hundred yards Colored Silk Bracade af 50 cents, always sold ab 8100 and $1.25. 1,000 yards Black Silk Armura Brocades and Stripes at 50 cents o yard, worth $1.25. Black and Colored Brocaded Silk $1.00 and §1.25, worth $2.00 a Black Gros Grain Silks at 50 cents, worth $1.00. Black Gros Grain Silks at 75 centsand worth $1.50, $1.00. Black Cashmere Finish Silks $1. Black Satin De Lyon $1.25, worth $1.75. Black and Colored Surah Satins a Black Satins at 75 cents, reduced from $1.0Q. , worth $1.75. t 85 cents, worth $1.25. Black Satins at 90 cents, reduced from $1.25. Black Satins at $1.00, reduced from $1.50. 10 to 11 inch, LULOI Colored Satins at 95 cents, reduced from $1.25. precedente po e fimd it to b TIIE i, CLLARS! MEN'S CUFF shapes and styles, 1002 1 dozen, size 14 RSE & 1319 Farnham Street. .MEZ‘T’S FURNISHIG GOODS, 65 CENT UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. S! S inch Very best 4ply P NB-tniml| NOWY WWE COME MISCELLANEOUS. “{wr}:n “Girl at the Pacific House. W ATED. Goon Reterenco requirce St JOHN ¢ X et st be wel " Bixhy & Wood's, Cay W 407 b 2 D—5 carpenters and nd none | Union FouEE s - 0 .S W. corner 15th and Capital Av JOR RENT-—A larze furnished _room on hrst floor, with board. Alwoa. few dag boandsrs ¢ A F° T—On_first floor, furrished rooms, southwest comner 19th ‘and Davenport. rion 16th street, Terms eas obs ar.f Paul. £~ Seve ral good lota in 1 Joba L. MeCaguie, Flimotmit e, ™ AT.SEY. ATER, 152 Fambati stroat. ot or: Lot . o . S ad iloik Lok et ot nepantt nce lot at §1,600: ’ SBW v the P of N. W, G S0 ctrner 15t USx10h, an exsttrentace at | Fifh'- L i | of X, Wl s1011E Foreo I Fhirt dags trom the date of the first publica- ots oue square from2sth street car linc, | £ 2460 cach. Imporial Seit Taising. Witter Whest o7 pafcakes, biscuit, ard Al s oy R s vour grote forte 8 o T . ronars B0 5 —See Iat page. and Fifteenth steo. ll’a to be S Yibn | Toam 32 o S Thr o g ok i North Omalis, | s b 5 inder that the smid | tocate tute cal gim gmrment. therel Ingize ot ol McCague, oppsite postatic. | s oot | o paid 1. ler roturn You v ud omers, - Respect{u Orvier—Jacobs’ o Ston uth of llex’s Distillery. 2 Douglas street, betwee and 10th, for board, lodging and transient cus wanted o appear as witness for HY And Parsols repred Ly M. E 10 Herchants & Manufactarers Union OF NEBRASKA. ddress: CIEAS KAUF! MAN, Sec'y., Omaha, Neb., May 20tb | 1881. To the Liquor Dealerr, galoon. Keepers and Business M o of Neturaska: The above nar « vt fo ttier . xA Toits in E § BL 71 R s, & Turnee Hal 1rinds that 1o one 16, North of Range 11 Eastof 6th ioner of the Genernl dersi tem for the said ol Union Ao 5t in the intered throtsgiout the State t 115, RAUEMANY, . HObl, ¥ tract with warpants, or to substi- fo-wit e fs e, ninety “dagy from _expira- 0f0 Sk thirty dayvers alowed the aid 0 offerthe. egal WAL B. LAMBERT, Recelver: m2estrist LUMBIA Send lass. AHA, NEB. W. NASON, Dentist, Y14 Twelith "grcet. in dhe City of Omaha St onr Secrvtary. " Morrell, Thomas ath day of o uotify Corbett pre-emption of the said sction vazht home to sid who succecded » the reeo B.Whittier, IN OMAHA. ————WE ARE, PAR EXCELI BOSTON CLOTHING 1212 W. L. KIDD, Prop, * NEV/ GOODS- LATEST STYLES PRICES - EVERYTHING WARR: FARNHAM STREET, SCHLANK & PRINCE. WITH THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Clothing & Furnishing Goods [ SR THE YOUNG HEN'S CLOTHIERS! HOUSE, New Shoe Store. acoh’” Block, b Street BOTTOM ANTED. J. W. MURPHY And Agents for Kentucky aplute For the I Examining the St A tull Tine and a complete assortment of th £t « | before made. We Sell for Cash and Have & CO,, Distilling Co. ' 14th and Dougls Ste, Omaha THE NEW YORK AT COMPANY! Has REMOVED from Creighton Hall, 11¢h and F: ONZ: DOOR WEST OF B. & M. HEADQUARTERS. & Assortment, the Latest Styles and | THE BEST QUALITY OF HATS AND CAPS, Tk New York Costeaxy LEADS THEM ALL. S isfy yourself by # Stra Hats Just opened. but One Price. Jant8-6m IN THE WEST, At Chicago Prices. W.J. BROATCH, 1209 & 1211 Hansxy Sr., OMAHA, NEB. linen Cufts, Wholesale Liguor Dealers 'THE CREAT WESTERN CLOTHING HOUSE. M. HELLMAN & CO., Spring Suits! All Styles! IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Largest Clothing House West of Chicago. A Department for Children’s Clothing. Wo have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds, Gent's Furnishing Goods in great variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, Valises, Hats, Caps, &. These goods are fresh, purchased from the manufacturers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever A large TAILORING FORCE is employed by us, and we make ~on | SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice, CALIL. AND SEE US. 130land I303 Farnham St., cor. 13th. av