Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1881, Page 8

BT s p—— EE. IHE i)‘A.ILi'*B Saturday Moraing, July 23, LOCAL BREVITIES, ~Patterson sells coal, —Get your hats at Doane's, Nindell & Krelle, Leading Hatters. ~Elegant Pocket-Books at Saxe's, ~Don't fail to drink SAxe's cream soda, ~A. W, Nason, Dentist, Jacob’s block. ~Bemis’ real estate boom. First page. ~Natural Mineral Water on draught at Kuhn's drug store, —For rixe Commercial Job Printing, all at Tur B Job rooms, ~The Lion continues to roar for Moore's Harness and Saddlery. ~Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- ers, Creichton Block, 026-tf —Prescriptions a specialty, Opera House Pharmacy, 211 8, 15th Street. —Dress Goods are going fast at Atkin- son & Co, Low prices will tell. Re- member we have Bunting in all colors, —Safes, machinery, and all kinds of heavy haulimg done by Brisco & Co., the safe men, wis-tf —Sheriff Guy in company with a warb. ling assistant, disposed of a large num- ber of stoves at sherif’s saleon Thirteenth street yesterday, ~Thos, H, Burke, a Washington coun- 1y farmer, was arrested Tuesday for drunkenness and cruelty to animals, the latter charge having been preferred on ac- count of having knocked an eye out of & mule he was driving. Burke was fined £10 for drunkenness and $30 for cruelty to animals, which with the costs, will foot up a bill of 845. He will pay the amount, —To-day is the last of the time given for securing bids for dining hall and warm meal privileges on the fair crounds during the coming state fair, ~Quite a little excitement was created in Tivoli Garden last evening. Oneof the lions was, after considerable difficulty, ro- moved from the cage to the platform and placed on exhibition. 1t was a very diffi- cnlt task. e ‘Who Lost Them? Judge Beneke has in his possession a couple of ivory billiard balls, taken some time ago from two colored boys who were arrested while attempting to sell them. Since the discharge of the boys no one has called to claim the property. Anybody having lost this property may secure it by calling upon Judge Beneke. i ey PERSONALS, [ A. C. Smith left for Ogden yesterday. 5} Assistant Civil Engineer Way came in from the west yesterday afternoon, J, P. Johnston arrived in thecity, direct from Quincy, Ills,; yesterday. Dr. Rider, of Chicago arrived in town yesterday Gen. Williams, of Fort Omaha, left on the western bound noon train for Fort Bridger yesterday, Mrs. A, Polack and Mrs, Max Meyer left yesterday for lake Minnetonka. They will visit the Atlantic coast resorts before returning, John McClure, western traveling agent for the Ohio & Mississippi railroad, went westward yesterday, W, Pickering, western traveling agent for the Central of Towa, took passage on the westward bound express yesterday. Col. E. E. Edwards, secretary of the Lincoln Board of Trade wasinthe city yes- terday on his wayhome from atrip through Kentucky, Ilinois and Towa., W. E. Annin, associate editor of Tix Bek started yesterdny for a short visit to Chicago. He will there meet his brother who will accompany him to Omaha, Mr, Annin combines busines with pleasire during his stay in the city by the lakes, Miss Eustice, of this city, started on an eastern trip yesterday afternoon, Ex-Gov. Loveland, of Colorado, passed through the city yesterday afternoon on his wway east, 8. P, Ream, of this city, manager of the Western Union telegraph company, left yesterday over the Northwestern road for & visit among old friends in Cedar Rapids, Towa, - GREAT CLEARING SALE. IMMENSE SLAUGHTER. DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS | For the next thirty days, we will sell Goods at ruinous prices to make room for fall stock. = If you want a dress of any description bu now and save money, at the ackywwfl edged leadingestablishment of A SON & CO., Creighton Block, 16th St., Near the Postoftice, N. B.—Call early, while stock is complete, as we mean business in this department, ———— Down go the prices, Come and soe. . Beskx, Fulton Market 16th Street. tf e Ladies' and Gents' Gold m\dv hsilver i at Whipple, {18-008-4F Watches in great variety, McMillen & Co. e The best butter and lowest cash price, W. M, Yares, Information wanted whereabouts of Hugh D, low. Anyone ’vmg information of er, him toD. M tht, Omaha, or H. W. Heagy, Knoxville, L, will be | , rewarded with the thanks of his fam- flour at the arding the eagy. His daughter at Knoxyille, 1ll., s very STREET SPRINK Why it is Not Begun at Once. LING. as to why nothing is done in the mat- ter of street sprinkling. Tt will rememberedthat the defective petition presented by the Douglas street pro- perty holders caused the yfirst hitch in the matter of sprinkling. This peti- tion made reference only to Doug- las street without saying anything in regard to the intersecting streets, as was done in the Farnham street peti- tion. Going upon this basis a bid was made to do the work and accepted by the committee, but a misunder- standing arose when the contractor refused to sprinkle Douglas street to the parallel alleys. be It was conse- quently thought advisable to rofer the matter back to the coun« cil. At the last moet- ing the Farnham street petit on was decided to be in proper condition and proposals were again advertised for. 1t was necessary to advertise the mat- ter for three days and, therefore, the bids will be opened till some time to-day. Upto 2 o'clock yesterday the city clerk had not received a single bid to do the work. It is un- derstood that Mr. Swift still claims that he has the contract for doing the work. What the harvest will be may develop in a day or two, U.C. L. A Sociable. The ice cream sociable at the rooma of the Union Catholic Library Asso- ciation, last night, was largely at- tended by members and friends of the society. It was the occasion of a general and friendly meeting of ac- quaintances who had not gathered to- gether in many months, and to whom had been denied the pleasure of re- ealling memories of the long ago, especially where the pleasure of the recollection could be heightened by the accompaniments of delicious re- freshments with the added attractions of readings and of song. The musi- cal part of the exercises was rendered by Misses Murphy, Ray, Swift, Ken- nedy and McNamara and Mr W, O. Sanders, while the literary features were rendered by Mrs, Elliott and Mr. Turtle, and Mr., McDonagh. All of the exercises were finely executed, and most warmly appreciated. The magnificent piano of the association was universally praised, its pure, strong and sweettones, its easy action, fairly impelling the fair performers to their most brilliant efforts. A month hence the next sociable will be held at the same place. ASK FOR ME, and see a great curiosity. I am for sale only at Bushmans. ~ The Eighmio Patent Shirt, the finest, cheapest and best dress shirt made in the world, jlylo-tf Aulads ey THE EIGHMIE PATENT BOSOM SHIRT, is the best in the world. Try one once, you will never use nnPy other, Sold only at Bushman’s. jly19-tf e Read Kurtz's advertisement all through. A For nice fresh meat go to Gump's Meat Market on Tenth street, near the U, P. dopot, tf i e Eggs 124¢ at Burre L S :, the Leading Hatter, never in July and August, but, as he has part of the Bankeupt Stock left, he will” sell them so cheap that any one needing a second Straw Hat for summer ean get one for LESS THAN HALF PRICE— cool Bamboo Hats going fast, Jjyes-2t No head-ache or back-ache for ladies who drink “WINE OF CARDUL."” O S AT At C. F. Govdman's, et L XA I Cheap rent, quick sales and small profits. W.M Y 2t L YATES, ‘ash Grocer. Water Waves, the best yet, at 204t CARTER'S, The best meat and prices lower thau ever, P, Bensex, : t Fulton Market, 16th Street. WaNTED, a good strong boy., Brown & Co's Grocery, Cumming's 8t., be- tween 20 and 21st. ——— e Hotels, boarding houses and ice cream men furnished first class eggs candled, at Beemer's Egg Packing Warehouse, cor, 13 and Douglas. Cream Soda Crackers at S8 j16t&sdw A. 8. Billings, dentst, opposite postoffice. -ev-sat Lots of second-hand furniture and stoves good as new, at Perkins & Lear, 1416 Douglas St, j18-m-w-f S TRY ME ONCE you will use no other. I will do as 1 agree. I'll stand by you like a broth- Not a wrinkle you will see. The Eighmie Patent Shirt, sold only at ushman _ly1o-tf ———- ily, July 19-3t-m&e | MORE BARGAINS THIS WEEK. - —— YOU OAN SAVE MONEY, Bnmrfh&yun Crackers at| 1, vour shoppi 0 e ¥ pping at Kurtz's, 100 Bruner's. J16tEsAY |1, dis” Drssing Sacques at §1, §1.25, R - o $L.75, $2 to $3.60. They are very ‘Water Waves, the best yet, at 20 4t CARTER'S, Bird Cages # store. t — e —e Inducements offered in every de‘i an Mummoth 1001 Farnhawm, cor. ent of Bummer Clothing nduvnr: at ELourren's Ciyedot Children’s dresses at 99 cent store. 1246 e oy i cheap. 70 Lingn Ulsters $1, $1.50, $2.00, $2.60 and §3. The Best Bargaius of- fored FROM NEW YORK AUCTION. OUR SPECIAL BUYER has sent us B0 Feather Plumes, 100 Feather Tips, at one half price. 300 pieces Shaded Ribbons at very low prices. Every body invited call and pee these s the prices will sell them. KURTZ tore, Creighton block. wed-fri Last of the Season. The Bee Hive temperance society held its closing meeting for the sea- son lst evening. Rev. Mr. Graham, of the United Preshyteran church, of General inquiry 1s again being made | this city, was present and delivered the address. Tn closing he gave a brief history of the organization of the society and a review of the work. The society was organized dur- ing the month of February last and since that time has actively engaged in promoting the cause of temperance, holding meet- ings regularly} every week Jin the chapel of the Omaha city mission, lo- cated on Tenth strect, between Cap- itol avenue and ;Dodge streets The exercises last evening were rendered especially interesting by the music which was furnished by Miss Bonner at the instrument and Mrs. Charlton in several vocal selections. The soci- oty closes its meetings only for the heated term and will commence them again in the fall. Kicked by a Horse. A little boy about ten years old, who resides on Tenth street, between Farnham and Harney streets, was kicked by a horse in front of Steven- son's livery stables last evening. The horse was hitched to a post, and the boy in passing close to his heels frightened the animal so that he kicked the little fellow with both feet. The boy was picked up, and after a short time was able to walk to his home, He was not injured seriously, SRR LA 3 Gone to Fort Bridger. In accordance with an army order Col. Robert Williams, assistant adjutant-general, has started for Fort Bridger. During his absence his duties will bo performed by Capt, Leonard Hoy, of the Ninth infantry, Shipped to Michigan. The body of Mrs. Tremain, a notice of whose death appeared in Tur Bee to-day, was shipped yesterday by Undertaker Jacobs to Lawton, Michigan, Mrs. Tremain had been married only two months at the time of her death, TWO IN ONE. A new meat market will be opened to-morrow morning on Tenth street, near tho Union Pacific depot, by the enterprising grocery merchant of that street, David Guild. The increased convenience to a good meat market afforded the people of South Omaha in this new enterprise, will be highly appreciated. The building is the one formerly occupied as a saloon, remod- eled, painted, repapered and provided with a haudsome rack, counter, block and all the necessary fixtures for a first-class, well-kept” market. The market will be in charge of Joe Bath, an experienced butcher, who has served three years as a carving artist for Sheeley Bros., the popular meat men of Douglas street. Mr. Guild himself will rotain active charge of the grocery store, in which will be found a variety of staple and fancy groceries. Mr. Guild is among the energetic and suc- cessful young merchants of Omaha and well deserves a liberal patronage from his portion of the city; and the people sre sure to find as good porter house steak at his shop as can be found anywhere in the city. iR S LR, Cream Soda Crackers at y16t&sdw Bremner's Weimer's. Green corn by the wagon load and cheap at Burrerr's, 1y20-3t Try Bremner’s Cream Soda Crack- ers, j16t&sdw —— Watch repairing a specialty, at Whipple, McMillen & Co. jy18-eod-tf FiNe ENGRAVING and WATCH-WORK a specialty at Epnoiy & ERICKSON'S, Another large arrival of those 26¢ summer coats ut PoLACK's, B Lemons 60c per dozen at 2t WM, GENELEMAN'S, If you want a nice mixed drink call at the Board of Trade, cor. 16th and Dodge Sts. tues&sat, Canary and Mocking Birds for sale at the Board of Trade, cor. 16th and . tuesdsat, e “BLACK-DRAUGHT " makes chills and fever Tmpossible. At C. ¥, Gnodman's, DYING BY INCHES. Very often we see a person suffor- ing from some form of kidney ¢ plaint and is gradually dying by inches. This no longer need to be so, for Eleetric Bitters will positively cure Bright's discase, or any disease of the kidneys or uriniary organs, They are especially adapted to this class of diseases, acting directly on the Stomach and Liver at the same time, and will speedily cure where every other remedy has failed. Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by Ish & Me- Mahon. 3 dtec AR AN HONEST MEDICINE FREE OF COST. Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or ungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend 8o highly as Dx. KiNa's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Huygl"u- ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the ‘Throat, loss of voice, ete. “l‘hh med- icine does positively cure, and that where everything else has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as have already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For™ Asthma and Bronchitis it is a perfect specific, cur- in{ the very worst cases in the short- est time possible. We say by all means give it a trial. Trial bottles free. Regular size §1.00. 8(1)1y I'HE OMAHA DATLY BE ~ B COUNCIL BLUFFS. Occurrences of Moment in that City. A. D, Lovelace Shoots Himself Through the Heart, The Usus1 Batch of Other Interest- ing Matter. SUICIDE OF A WELL KNOWN YOUNG MAN, This community was shocked about 10:30 o'clock Thursday night on hear- ing the sad intelligence that a young mad had committed self-destruction on the sidewalk in front of Barney McSorley's Wabash house, situate directly east of the Wae bash depot on Daldwin street. Coroner Faul was immediately noti- fied and lie together with Constable Rosecrantz repaired to the scene of the suicide. Mr. jury consisting of the following named citizens J. J. Layden, J. Elliott and J. H. McAvon asjurors, The witnesses Faul summoned a examined were L. Laughlin, P. Moran, I Troupe and Barney McSorley. Mr. Laughlin was first called and testified that he was sitting on the platform of the Wabash depot when he heard a pistol shot. He called to his com- rades, saying, “‘I think the old man has shot himself; let us go over and see.” Thereupon he, together with the others, started in the direction. As they were going they heard something fall, which proved on examination to be the body of A. D. Loveland. He had fallen off the sidewalk at the northeast corner of the hotel and dropped the pistol on the platform. When found the pistol was cocked. Without any further testimony the jury returned a verdict that A. D. Loveland came to his death by a pistol shot fired by his own hand, From the appearance ot the wound it was plain that he had (,Ycued his shirt and placed the vistol close to his breast, about one and ,a quarter in- ches below the left mipple. Toveland was 36 years of age- He had been a number of years in the employ of the St. Louis & Pacific road. A diary was found, containing the following account of himself, written under date of July 20: ‘‘Have not written anything since the 10th; nothing to write about, and feel too bad. I cutmy mouth a few days ago and liked to bleed to death. It bleeds often now. T can’t stop it. I feel very bad and if there is no change shall end my checkered career. Who reads this please write te H. C. Loveland, Joplin, Jasper county. Missour1, and tell him. He is my brothe. (Signed) A. D. LovELAND. Coroner Faul delivered the body to the undertaker, who will notify "his friends immediately. THE BLUFFS IN BRIEF. John T. Baldwin has done a great deal for Council Bluffs, probably as much as any one man, Possibly the city would to-day be without street car accommodations of any descrip- tion had it not been for him, Now, put aside all personal grievances, and in the matter ot the street railway treat him him fairly and with the consideration always due to a man who has the city's welfare at heart, If the people demand that the road be planked for their convenience at particular points, there is no doubt Mr. Baldwin will see that their wishes are complied with, A woman was thrown from a wagon on Missouri avenue yesterday fore- noon and came very near receiving severe injuries. She escaped without a severe bruise, although she was pretty woll shaken up. There is quite a dangerous place at the point where the Imi’y was thrown out. The Unitarian society are to have a new minister before the end of the year. The Union Pacific hotel has con- structed a very large and substantial store-room for storage of provisions. Back of this they have an extensive ice-house, on the Chicago improved plan, Capt. F. B, Hart, when he gets the lots east of him enclosed and sodded, will have a home not excelled any- where in Pottawamie county. N. P. Dodge is making extensive repairs to his property on Bankeroft street. Mr. Boyd, superintendent at the stock yards, reports the receipts of cattle Thursday and Friday, as fol- lows: Nineteen cars of Pratt & Far- ris, Pine Bluffs, Colorado, and thir- teen cars of Creighton & Co., same place. J. M. Phillips left for a short pleas- ure trip through Colorado, Urah and California yesterday. Mr, Clark, brother-in-law of J. W, Squire, formerly of this city, but now of Beebee, Arkansas, called at this office yesterday., Mr. Clark used to be engaged quite extensively here in the real estote business, He will re- main in the city about six weeks at his old home on Bluffs street. Col, H, H. Trember, of Bloomfield, Towa, was an Ogden guest yesterday. L. T. Lindsey has gone to Boston on business. A sister of Mrs, W. M. Bushnell, Miss Anua Hard, received a dispatch Thursday that her mother was very ill, she left immediately for Peoria, 111, where the famly reside. J. W, Squire has moved from the Clark houae into his new home near the residence of Gen. G. M. Dodge, Mr, Squire intends at some future time to erect & large brick house with stone trimmings on the corner of his lot west of his present residence, His house has been elegantly furnished throughout. One of Council Bluffs' “‘angels of the dark alley,” Miss Laura Sheldon, so she said,) complained yesterday before Judge Burke that another Forsaleby | woman had assaulted her with & pistol Isu & McManoy, Omaha. | and threatened to end her career. Lau SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1381, ra really believed that her life was in jeopardy at the hands of Jennie and demanded that the court put her under bonds to keep the peace. The judge, after heaning both sides, con- C]"jlm‘ to dismiss the case. C. M. Harle returned home yester- day from a short pleasure_and busi- ness trip to Minnesota. Judge McLean, of Fond du Lac, Wis., is in the city, visiting Col. John W. Chapman, Col. Babbitt, ex-city marshal, has located at Beebee, Ark. The council met in regular session last evening. A report will be pre- sented Monday. Mayor Vaughan has disposed of part of lots 19 and 18, in Purple’s sub-division, to Dr. D, 8. Star. The consideration is seventeen hundred dollars. L. Schwartz and H. Harris, of Chicago, A. Q. Smith, of Burlington, 0. W. Thorne of New York, T. L. Paine of Boone, and Geo, E. Renfor of 8t. Louis, were at the Ogden yes- terday. A. M. Hough of Chicago, Mrs. Maria Nicholson of Mt. Pleasant, L. F. Reinhard of Dm’cnsmrt, and H. Stone of Toronto, Canada, were at the Pacific, Mrs. J. A, Gray and sister of Mis- souri Valley, W. D. Sisley, C. W, Whitney, and T. G. Paine of Chicago, were at the Revere, E. L. Davis of Hamburg, G J. Fisher of Cedar Rapids, and G. Hill of Chicago. were at the Metropolitan, Healthy Financial Condition. The Ft. Omaha, “Board of Trade,” of which Adjutant Foote is an ener- getic member, is, according to the secretary’s last report in fine condi- tion, Their expenses and present financial condition is summed up in this way by the secretary: ‘‘ For one lamp, $3; six packs of cards, £3.60; rum, &15; leaving a balance on hand of 60 cents, nearly a gallon of rum, several packs of cards, and no outstanding debts.” The motto of the oreanization is “‘In hoc signo vinces.” Col. Stanton is president of the board, and among the members may be mentioned Col. W. B. Royall, Col. M. J. Lidington, Capt. Barnett and Lieut. Foote. Grand Central Bids. The bids for the building of the Grand Central hotel were not opened yesterday as announced they would be. Mr. Kitchen informed Tue Bee reporter last evening that they would not now be opened until the 30th of this month, one week from to-day. The cause of the delay was the failure to secure the services ot the man they selected to examine and pass upon the bids reccived. The plans of the building are at the Withnell, Mr. Mann, of the firm of Eckles & Mann, of Chicago, the architects who drew the plans, has been at the Withnell, but left last evening. e ol i Two Deaths- The funeral of Mathias Barbero will take place to-dayat 2 o'clock in the afternoon, from the residence of Horace Jones, corner of Hamilton and Campbell streets in Shinn’s addi- tion. Mr. Barbero was eighty-four years old. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. John Anderson died at St. Joseph's hospital Thursday in his soventeeth year. His funeral took place at 11 o'clock yesterday. A Gospel Truth, He that is surety for a stranger, shall smart for it. But he that trusteth in SPRING Brosso for curing liver, kidney, and complaints of a like tendency, shall never be disappointed, Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, Jy17eodlw GRAND EXCURSION. * On and after July 7th, 1881, excur- sion tickets to St. Paul and return, will be sold at 817, tickets good to return on or before October 31, 1881, For further particulars inquire of J. H. Bryan, Southwestern Agent, Council Bluffs. e For Soft Shoes for tender feet, noise- less, well-fitting, elegant, at reasonable prices, go to W. L. Kidd's, 15th street, Jacob's Block. - A good variety of fruitsat Fleming's For great bargains in Dry Goods, call at once at the Boston store on 10th street. The store will soon be closed for alterations and the stock must be sold, so call at once and lay in a sup- ply of Dry Goods, cheap. Now is the time to save your money. jy22-2¢ = L 4 The only place n the ity where Jos, Schlitz's Milwaukee beer is found on draught is the Merchants Ex- change, cor. 16th and Dodge street. tt Forty years’ trial tas provea * BLACK- DRAUGHIT " the best liver medicine in | the world, At C. F. Goodma's, A FOOL ONCE MORE, ‘For ten years my wife was confin- ed to her bed with such acomplication of ailments that no doctor could tell what was the matter or cure her, and 1 used up a small fortyne in humbug stuff. ix months ago I sawa U. S, flag with Hop Bitters on 1t, and I thought I would be a fool once more 1 tried it, but my folly proved to be wisdom Two Kuttlel cured her, she is now as well and strong as any man's wife, and it cost me only two dollars. Such folly pays.—H. 'W., Detroit, Mich,—Free Pl'fll: THROUGH TRAIN 10 ST, PAUL, On and after July 11th, 1881, the Sioux City & Pacific train will leave the U. P. transfer at 7:15 p. m., running through to St. Paul, viaSioux City route. DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Ask druggists for “‘Rough on Rats.” It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, insects. 1b¢ per box 8) __SPECIAL_NOTICES. _ NOTICE—Advertisement To Loan, For Sale, Lost, Found, Wante, Doar &e., will be in- serted in these column for TE! i per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVECENTS per line. The first Insertion never less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ne, on TO LOAN—MONEY. 8250000 s of 88,500 wnd upwards, for 3 to § yaars, on_first-class city and farm property. HEwis Rean Estate and LoAN Aar nd Douglas Sta Y TO LOAN—Call at Law Office of D, L. Thomas Room 8, Creichton Block, HELP WANTED. \\YA hands at Omaha Shirt Factory, Work for all winter to_good hands, 4772 FANTED-Two girls at the Fi House, 10th strect nch Coffee 47011 )—Woman to do housework. Must A cook, washer and Ironer. Good wages; northeast cor. 11th and Harney. ~ 480-23 \ JTANTED—Girl at the corner of 19th and and Dodge. 478-t1 MRS, FRANK KENNARD* A House, on 10th strect, neat Dodge. y WA ~Hoard for a_gentleman in a pri- vate family, plossant room, not to ex. ceed 85 0 week. Address “H.” 1{11 Farnham Street, 40823 ANTED—A tal Hotel. ANTED —Competent cook and second girl Y, 4t 1818 Chicago strect.” Good wages. JANTED—A pool table to rent; with privi- lege of purchasing, ~State pri ‘Adircss GES, ¥ 4514 Vail, Crawford Co. NFORMATION wanted of Michael Dwyer ini- mediately by his mother, Margaret D Omaha; Neb., between 0th and 7th on Mare care of 'Patrick Hogan. ANTED—A good blacksmith. App M. Trevett. 471 good laundress at the Occiden- 458t Western papers n an , board as n X y. Prefer place where there are no other boarders; ~ Address 8. A- Bee office. { D—A pood girl for general house- Apply 1416 Jackson strect, between 14th and 15th, MRS, A, MUKPHY. 24-t1 ANTF E—25 carpentors. Apply at_1613 Farnham street. 44223 ANTED | One men in a county makes mo- clling our springs for buggy shaft nd stamp jor terms and cut or 50¢ pair, toanti Rattler Safety Spring Chicago.m th-satiy-2; 1n stamps fo Company,90 WA ~A partner or buyer. Inquire at Philadelphia Coffee House, 10th street. i bridge and school bonds, llevue. 26-tf Young men_pre- e office, 140-t1 Address A iz room girl immedi- tf V girl to do general housework, Apply 1716 Farnham street, northwest corner of 17th. 330-t1 ANTED—To buy a good skiff. Address S, & M., Bee office. 347-t¢ ALL AT MRS, B. E, CLARKE'S No, 1 Board ing House, cor. 13th and Dodge Sts. Best in the city. 19-t1 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND, YOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, with first- cluss board for two gentlomen. Private family, ~Terms reasonable. Address “North Noi Omaha,” B Office, 467-22 OR RENT—Pleasant unfurnished room, 309 Farnham, bet. 16th and 17th, 463-22 ch RENT—Two unfurnished rooms to let, #10 monthly; no children. 1712 Jackeon St. 406-23 DOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, one or two front rooms, pleasantly located on first floor, No. 315 north’ 1sth strect, east side. bet. Davenport and Chicago. Apply on premiscs. 454t Fuu»n T—House near 1. 5. Hascalls. In- of John G. Jacobs 14t JOR RENT—Two tnrnished rooms on Jackson strect; between 16th and 17th, third house from the northeast coner of 17th, 37010 ?im LET=WIth board a large furnished roc Afew day boarders wanted, 1808 C: t. urnished large room and ruer 15th and Capital Ave, 983-t1 0K RE! Turnished rooms over e ch ge, N. E. cor. 16th and Dodge streets, 289.tf FOR SALE, [OR SALE—A young horse, 7_vears old, good stepper, city broke, warranted sound, and safe for. ladies' driving, Has never been tracked and can show throe minute gait tobugy. Can be bought for §300. Address S. K. Chatfleld, Glenwood, fowa. 478-28 MOR SALE—Stock of Hardware in one of the best towns In Nebraska, Population of town 2500, No better opening fo the business in the State, Only one other hardware store in the town. Stock ingood shape and worth about 85000, For particulars call on or ) LEE, FRIED & CO., 461-26 Omaha, Neb, IOR $ALE—The Southern Hotel. New build- ing 80x40, three stories high, built in 1881, For sale on account of sickness. ' Will - half interest to the rightparty without c} Good trade, all transient. For terms a) PP the premises or to lock box 219, Villisca, Lowa. 450-25 ¢, built two years, full mplete, on Dodge h, No.' 219, In- mws-426 23 & family horse and . Smith, 1408 C 439 \OR BALE—House of 6 good rooms and lot 20 [ X100 feet, and only 7 or 8sq3 from U P. aliops. Price 81,000. John L, M ague, agent, opposite postoftice. 881t QOR SAL e only hotel in North Loup, V: Neb,, 30 wiles from St. Paul, 15 miles from Ord. ' Good location, good trade and improving, For particulam write A, . C.. North Loup, box 9, $T1augll TTMERE o U SCHUTT 11th and Farnamw sts. e JOR SALE A large two story frame shinglel roof Hotel aud one story kitchen; also one story frame, shingled raof, hall room for ten sets 10 dance, and barn large enough to hold twenty teams- Al situated on corner of Broad and 4th street, Fremont, Dodge Co., Neb. For further information apply to C. . THOMPSON 58-t0 8-8 Fremont, Dodge C E—Aud_Parasois repured b K SALE —Good house with four roows and half lot, No. 2613 Dodge between 26th and 27th strect.’ Good well and shade trees; house in good condition. Inquire on premises. 221t/ Bmcx OR SALE. 2381 ESTABROOK & COE. K SALE—A swall cagioe, B. W, Payiie & Son's make, In perfect osder. Inquire of H. . Clark & Co. Ly HE 8641 R SALE—Lease and furniture of first-class hotel in & town of 1800 inhabitants, in state Of Nebraska; has 24 beds; the traseling men’s re- sort. _Inquire at BEE office. 2184 OR SALE—Two-story house and part 10t, nea depot. Location good. John L. McCogue Opp Post Office. # [OR SALE—2 acros ground in West Omaha Iuauire of J. Henry, No. 116 16th, 87841 J'OR SALE—Maps of Douglas aud Sarpy coun- tles.” &, ROSEWATER, 1620 Furubain stroot SCELLANEOUS. Tfours 4 Lightui tafl. Rods put up or repaired on short notice Orders by wail or otherwise will reczive prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call or ad dress 1011 Saunders strect a2 CJ, Mclalu G still” in " toe Rod business, wholesale and re- SPRUIAL _ NOTIORS~Oontinued, galiery and Bauman's Brewery. will be rewarded by leaving it at the B ¥ D-—0n July 15th, a bay mare ten years s saddle marks on the back and white hind foot. Weighs about ten hundred tion resulting in recovery of the same will be Hubbard, residing in paid_for by C. A, Umaha, foot of 11th street, south, N UP—A red and whito spotted t ear cropped, at Ke- s addition, north 23 , gold hunting case stop. watch, gold rope chal The above reward turn of the watch to 884t or four young men can be accommoda- Cass street, 4th door west of 20th S . THOMAS & BRO. S—Can be got at John Barr s stavle for inds of work at reasonable figures, near Jor 15th and Leavenworth streets. 878-t1 FORGET—The successors of the Amer- ican House, on Douglas street, botween oth . | and 10th, for board, lodging and transient cus I __JULIUS & LOUISFE, R dersigned until Saturday, July ‘clock p. m. for grading six thousand (6000) yiris on first hill west of the cof Cuming stroet extension. width and down to_ established,grade, By order of the Board of Commiss JOHN R. MANCH! rporate limits on POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No other pre arpation makes such light, flaky hot breads, uxurious pastry. Can be eaten by 1 without fear of theills resulting from he ROYAL BAKING POW’ i WHIPPLE, M’'MILLEN & GO, Diamond Setters, Engravers and Jewelers, SPRING STOCE JUST IN. D.T.MOUN MANUFACTURKR AND DEALXR IN SADDLES AND HARNESS. 1412 Farn. St. Omaha, Neb. AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED CONCORD HARNESS d & Di of Honor, with the T el o e Judges could bastow was this harness af the Centennial Exhibi- Com also Ranchmen's and Ladies’ SAD- DLES " Wo kecp the Iargest stock in the weat, and invite all who caunot examive to send for M. R. RISDON, General Insurance Agent, PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., of Lon g3 g8 PR EEEE Seessses £ g ‘Southeast Cor. of Fifteenth aud Farnham St.