Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 21, 1882, Page 8

T — THE DAILY BEE. saturlay M r.ng, Jan 2L T ‘Wanather Roport. (The tollowing obearyations ato t “hs game moment ot tim tions s named. ) at th Wik Deearreest, U, 8, 6o Sen - OnanA, 7 anliary 3 ATIONS. Barometer! Yankton Des Dav 8t. 8t. Moo Vin Moines enport Paul Louls orhewd cent Biamarck Bufe Cust ord ...« ter. Deadwool Amsi Sunday aftermoos at 4 « The Union Catholic tion will give the first o inibatae tiver trozen. LOOAL BREVITIHS. An adjourned ATy SOC 188 4240y N W Lirisl firisk Fresh V Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh Frean Fresh B isk Fres Fresh Fresh Vreh lear Clear Closr | {Eair | Fair Fair Ui h etime of the intion will e wk <hamp, Lilrary rtainmemt of new year next Manduy evening. —¥rosh Vaccine Virus with fall direc. tions for using, just rece Br Shi out others. Complaivt neke Thursday o arp with men Wi e license. The Berkun case has onoe move heen ved at Kenn -4 ntered before e ary continned Monduymest heen changed from petit to St the the school will be v g ha st ha will wind ap the journey through Fran woset for the trind Avemon Stk -( amd Stove k Hat Jamnary 21, at m., and atl afber, 1mtil the The e bonefit of th ove g St " k Al s, who have nd, bave st to nger light, as th s proved tao weak. -A duughter of Fixtures, the he compluint and Tar M Huts, Caps, S e, at 116 ., wnd 1w ore, 10 a. . itire stock is sold m. each ¢ entertaimmonts t M. shortly entertainments New York for one they now The next exhibi ex-Secretary fety, not alone by her ruowy gray-blue eyes and golden huir, | by her cups of chocolate minister used to say that no beverage was made of the best alr ate, broken and placed in & warm spot to When atterwards put in a fa Kettle, bo-ling milk was poured npon it, and from the moment when the first drop of milk touched it until it was done it was 1t was allowed to boil for several minutes, and when it w s served in deli- te cups it was thick and almost jelly like, and was capped with whipped cream, s the way that Buke:’s vanilla choco- melt. sti This cred, The Mexi y his own | It b delicions. ady rweetened choco- ate shoukl always be prepared, Cure. lig More From oxy-calcium to oxy-hydrogen! Our enterprising musical friend and artist, Will Steveus, has shipped back to New York the oxy-calcium appar- atus which he has been using in his illustrated entertainm ents at the First M. E. church, and has ordered a full and complete set for the oxy-hydrogen in the light known, exceeding in intensity bly many degrees the most electric light. ht. This views, chemicals, arrives an evening will be announced entertainment given to the There has been no expense spared to make the new worthy of the liber an pul d an blic. C———— Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver - Light. most gas rotorts, ot Union Marrnage Association, The validity and tnancial prompt- ness of this association is farly estab- lished by the following certificate: Evkuan, Ind., Jan, 14, 1882, To the Pircctors of the Union Marringe Awsoci- atio) in Association, mises to me _faithfull; 1 would mend your Association to the public pa GENTLEMEN the Marris Y rticular, I wish to performed artily reco {IU( as safe and reliable, Yours respectfully, SimoN The oflicers are sufticient guarantee things connected with this association, J. P, Devore, of this city, western manager, has reported Omaha over one third of a A, GEMBERLI in themselves concerning ene: dollars in risks the past fow days, of with home, il The following from The Leadville Democrat will be news to the friends Mr. Steele: Mr. Leadville, where he leaves John Steole, the fivst city cir culator of The Democrat, and for nearly a year past the agent of the Northwestern Life Insurance company 4 morning family tor Omahy, his old reside this ntends to ‘Cloudy Clou’y Cloudy Lt Snow 1H’y Snow Lt. Snow Konnard & o wagons with- Farnham nnday he man- have party made herself a favorite iu Washington so- power| bnlliant As soon as the object oxhibition ral patronage. skl acknowl- edge the receipt of a check from you for the fullface value of my Certificate e Departient of your have found your pro- from million — > P.AR NEY'S W RATH. | he HEx-Alderman of the Sec-| ond Ward on His Muecle. | He Charges Street Commissioner Pat | fous Offense Ford witha § About half-past 11 o'clock yesters day Barney Shannon, the wel known ex-atderman from the Second ward, appeared at the police court and preferred a charge against Strect Commissioner Patrick Ford of insult ing and attempting to basely assault Shannon's wife Thuesday about 12 o'clock. The complaisant had blood in his eye and was very much excited Upon making the complaint he asked for a warrant for Ford's arcest #wore to the charge preferred. The wareant was accordi sued, bainy (uestiot | cerning tle matter, Shaznon [the following statement: *Taursday my wife attonded a party and social held at the residence of Michael Burd, on Humey street, between Eleventh and Twelfth atreets. She was accompanied by my danghter, a girl abont 12 years old, and my it tle sen. They left Burd’s at 12 o'clock, and started for home. On Tenth street, about twe hundred fe north of the corner of Farnham, 7 were accosted by three wmen, of whom Ford was one. The men ran against them, and then my wife says that Ford grabbed her about the neck and partially threw her down on the walk tryiog 1o drag her into the alley near by. She resisted and the little girl sereamed for help, but no one was around to assist them. The other two on stood off at a little distance, My wifo succeeded in uetting away from her assailant and started to run, when he made a move to catch her a second time, and then one of the other men interfored and held him until my wifé got away, “Mra. Shannon and the children came home and told me about it. 1 went and got my revolvers to shoot the vitlain, but found that neither of them would fire, as they were rusted, and 8o T waited until morning, when my wife prevailed on me to not attempt any violence and muke this complaint instead. My wife has lived here twenty-one years without a wi against her chavacter, and T can't stand such an insult from a man I first put on the police force and wave him his start. STREET COMMISSIONER FORD was seen by a Be timo after the compl the police ceurt, expressed the most decided surprise and consterna tion at the information which the rve porter gave him. He denied in to'o everything connected with the charge made by Shannon, and said: ‘‘Thurs day, between 11 and 12 o'clock, in company with two friends, I left the house to go around the corner to get something to eat. Along by the B & M. building, on Tenth street, we met two or three women whom we did not recognize, and Mcidentnll{ pushed u%:ninnt them as we passed, thought they were some of *‘the girls” living on the north end of this street, and as we went by I made some joking remark about there being a collision, but said nothing improper, or which of itself would offend any lady. This complaint by Shannon is an unpleasant hoax, for the cause of it is some croation of his crazy mind, and has no foundation in fact. T bave no differences with Barney, except such as arose lust spring during the eloction and 1 don’t cherish any feeling against him, but I expect he don't like me, Mrs. Shannon is a lady 1 very highly re- spect and any one who knows me knows that I wouldn’t insult a dog, much less a woman. The whole thing is a lie and won’t hold water for a minute in court,” James Dugan, one ot Ford's board- ers, who was with the latter when they met the women Thureday stated to the reporter that the charges made by Shannon were entirely false, and he knew that no one either con- templated or attempted an insult. CHAN and dy is- o Upon con- made old the ard 1ge has Y. the ind lay 1. for in roa c and was reporter a short nt was filed m nd na ful OF BASE, Ycaterday afternoon Shannon went to the police court and changed his charge against Ford to that of assauit and battery, without any reference to the alleged evil intentions charged in the first complaint. Proot Positave. We have the most positive and convin- cing proof that TroMas' Bereer 10 O1e is a most effectual specitic for vodily pal In cases of rheumatisn and nenrul:in i gives instant relief, 101w - in - a all ANNA DICKINSON, ral Successful Debut at Rochester Lust Night as Hamlet Mr. Bemis recoived the following tel- egram yesterday from Mrs. Gen. Chate field, a sister of Mrs., Bemis, who is with Miss Dickinson in part of her tour as a feiend and companion, Miss D. making her home at Mis. Chat field's residence at Klizabeth, N. J | when not filling engagements. M. Bemis predicts o crowdoed house hero for Anna next month, |1 TITE OMAWA DALY BEE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 182 of construction for Mr. & "2 Brown, designed by the sume arc' sitocts, To parties who o ine s anything ‘u tho line of slate mant s, gratos, tile he ety T cresting stable atths, ot yods, iron fittings, in waything in iron or tile work for vgildings ot y des- cription, it wontd certainly be worth while to corraspond with Mr. Dibblee oF pay & vitdt to his fine warerooms at the above number, feneir g lac LAYING UP TREASURES The Work of Tenth Street for the City Mission on 1881 The following is the secretary’s an- nual report tor the year ending Janu- ary 1, 1882 who plished by the Omaha city mission The mission was organized October 20, 1875, under the name of ‘‘The Christian Workers' Association,” the object being, as the constitution sa “to advamce the interests of Christian veligion by active Christian work.” Many of our citizens are familiar with the life and work of thismission, its ¢ ption and fonndation by its first meperintendent, Mr. C. K. Brewster, its rly struggles for an existence, its moves from pillar to post, mntil its present building was found and owned What is the SECIET OF 178 SUCCESS! ving the work accom Benevolent persons like to contribute, They recogaize the mission as a factor vod in onr city. They see that it i striving to make Christian homes by making Christian men and women of the children underits charge. They soe it i8 striving to make ‘‘rough places smooth” and okod plaoes straight,” to cast some rays of light into dark homes, and, withal, to help bear one another's burdens, an so fulfill the law of Christ. 1S 1T PRACTICAL! Let us see; a glance at its yearly report will show. Its officers and teachors are as follows President—Wm. A. Higgens. Vice President-—Jno. L. McCague. ‘Treasurer — Mrs. Du Bois. Secretary -Alex. (i. Charlton. Trustees B. Jardine, Howard Kennedy and N. W. rrill. SCHOOL, Mrs. S. INDUSTRIAL Superintendent HHS Clark Firat Assistant Mrs. Jardine, Second Assistant Saperintendent Mirs. Elliott. Secretary - Mrs. Marsh. Teachers - Murs. JTardine, 5 Himebaugh, Mrs Marah, Mrs, Dewey, Mrs. Kuller, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Colpotzer, Mrs, Leavitt, Mrs. Du Bois and Miss Julia Knight. SUNDAY SCHOOL, Superintendent Warren Assistant Snperintendent Charlton. Seeretary-— C. K. Roynolds. Organist- Miss Van Kuran. Chorister--T H. Taylor. achors- Mra. Jardine, Mrs. Kl ott, Mra. V. Kuran, Mre. Huestis, Mrs. McKain, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs, Jones, Miss Landigan, Miss Sylvester, Mr. McCague, Mr. Allen, Mr. Scher- faerhorn, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Meyers and Mr. Marshall. REUIEF DEPARTMENT, Mras. 'ardine, superintendent; Mirs Syl- vester, secretary. Sunday S hool school Average unce Number teachers in school. . Average attendance . . Averayge attendance at echool Whole number for year. 3 Totul attendance Sunday school. Industrial School nce tea hers erage attendanc otal attendance . nmber garments finished. .. ‘Total «t endance industrinl seh Whirty weeks that record was key; Superintendent- Switzler. Alex G. Number of officersin Total atte ndan ‘ 8, Adding other nie tings at the buildi (temperance méetings, Sw dish church, &e.) wonld probahly swell the number to 20,000, Phe treasurer makes the following yoport: v covded o eash on hun1 Rents ance societic Cirenlars Uollections Donations, WHAT DOES THE MISSION NEED ! 1t needs a continuation of that kind sympathy and support of the people and the press that it Las always re- ceived, 1t noeds moncy, it needs material for the industrial school, it needs shoes and clothing, and the sub- stantials of life for the relief depart ment. 1t needs more helpers - in fact it is hard to think of anything useful that it connot use to advan tage. TIANKS, It thanks those who lave faithfully labored in the schools; it thanks ~he press, the merchants wud the peoplo who have never fuled to respond when called’ upon; it thanks Dr, Stone for vaccinating tweaty-tive scholars (n new inducement to attend NOT SO BAD. Treasurer Hartman States Theat the State Fair Defi- ciency is Less Than $1,000 A Brilliant Prospect for a Pair Next Big September. Treasurer Chris reporter on the street yesterday morn ing, and desired a correction made o the statoments in yesterday’s Repub liean regarding the spirit which pre board in Lincoln. He said that every thing was amicable and understood and there was no desire to reflect on the retiring board of managers. ‘1 is true,” said Me. Hartman, ‘“tha the board of managers spent money than they ought and went intc some unnecessary outlays, but in each irstance it was a mistake in judgment which arose from a lack of experienc rather than any recklessdesire to have a big time or attract notice to them selves. Besides, the deficiency is not near as larce as stated, and T don't think iv will a altogether In regard to money pmd on the et account,” or for liguor, Mr. n said that the ci fully understood. two companies of soldier band on the grounds, by tents. The soldiers were giving their services gratmtously, almost, and it was the desire of the board managers to do as much for them possible. When the cold rain and sleet of Friday had drenched the tents and wet the ground, the soldiers were in a decidedly uncomfortable condition. The liquor was obtained in great part for their relief, and was more the management and clerks, as news- aper reports would seem to indicate. of the many of the guards and assist- and illness, and the merato way in desire to have a *‘high oid time,” but rather to counteract ex posure and fatigue The c of managers is meeting with great ap proval from business men and_eciti zens all over the state. newly elected officers are practical men, who will run the coming state fuir on busiess principles, and will mako it the test exhibition ever known in the west. Mr. Hartman, the only re-elected ofticer of the board, was re-elected treasurer by acclamation, which is an especially high tribute and one fully deserved. During the deliberations cver the preparations for the fair of 1881 he uniformly opposed launching out into expenditures of an uncertain cheracter, and presented his re- port to the full state board in an ac- curate and very satisfactory way. Mr. Wheeler, the sccretary, is an old and tried official in this place and his name is a suflicient guaranty for a suocessful fair next September. ERPY S Father is Getting Well. My daughter says: *‘How much better father is since he used Hop Bitters.” He is getting well after his long suffering from a disease declared incurable, and we are so glad he used your bitters.” - A lady of Rochester, Horald 19-11 was no CUT WITH A CLEAVER. A Butcher Assaults an Inoffensive Party. Everybody knows “Keno.” He « member of Engine Company No. wnd & favorite, not only with the boys is ! cotch terrier and has but one failing, amania for play ball, once belonged to Carl Woodworth and | was stolen from him, but through notice in Tue Bee was recovered by their house his home. Yesterday there was a uoise down in the alley between Kifteenth am and Har- ran down to see what was the mat-er. Some dog, who cvidently was of rural birth, bad corralled a hog near Hagedorn's Palace meat market and was ‘‘chaw- ing his ear,” “Keno” arrived at an mopportune moment, for he had scarcely appeared upon the scene be- foro Hugedorn's man came out of the Palace market with a cleaver in his hand, which he proceeded to hurl at the first camine object his oyes fell up. The cleaver struck poor **Keno" in the shoulder and cut him through to the bong. Dr. Kendrix was called and ed the wound, but he doubt as to whether the victim ever recover the use of his leg. The boys of No. wero indignant and a warrant was sworn out against “Keno's' assailant for throwing a deadly weapon with intent to do great bodily harm. The butcher has been arrestcd dress- expresses a will Hartman, of the state board of agriculture, met a Ber vailed at the recent meeting of the nountto more than K600 umstances There s and a aheltered only of as not appropriated to the private use of I'he whisky, doubtless, saved muny ants from contracting serious cold which it was used indicatedthat there istruction of the new board All of the but the public generally. He is a “Keno” a lis old master, who presented him to the engine conpany and henow makes enco stores now at his post as may now require the action ot an inspector, The tollowing general arder will ¢x plain iteelf In nccordance with his own request, First Lieutenant W. 8. Schuyler, | | Fifth cavalry, is relieved from duty | as aide de camp upon the staft of the undersigned. The distingushed services rendered [ by Licutenant Schugler during a most | arduous and successful campaign | against the hostile Apaches of Arizona |in 1872 -3 and 4 and, subsequently, in all operations carried on in this de- partment against hostile Sioux, Chey- ennes, Bannocks, Nez Perces and Utes from 1876 to the present time, cannot be too highly commended and entitle him to most grateful recogni tion, Lioutenant Schuyler will carry with him to his new field of duty the kind est remembrances of his late com- mander and of those with whom he has been _associated at these head- quarters, and their best wishes for an honorable and successful career. | f N t t BEFORE HIS HONOR. | Three Tramps with but single Thought and that to Get a Bed. a 3 The audience at yesterd eral cases of more or less interest came for Chief among these were thecomplaintsagainst three tramps, who used a novel device to wrsday. About 10 o’clock appearcd Mec- Clure's door ard fc lodgine. Mac. thought he had seen | them before wed toa them (o “uit. One of them muttered that he kuew of a way Lo gt into the calaboose, and | they went away. In whout twenty minutes the most unearthly racket| was heard on anham street, near the upera house B window was broken by a stone and then three men made a ferocious attack on a de- fenceless wooden Indian in front of a cigar store. By the time an officer arriv the Indian was pretty well used u\:. The three tramps v were pub in without a murmur. went quiet to Jjail and Me- Clure was mad, but it was a case in whoch there were circumstances over which he had mno control, and one tramp slyly winked at the other as he said, “We fixed 'im, didw't we Ji my " Yesterdey the three tlemen of leisure each were fined | dollars and costs, in default of which they were committed. William Howell, arrested on com- plaint of Kate McNamara, for assault, was sentenced to ten days’ bmprison- ment. Two Slocumbs walked up and settled, and the court closed the big book until more recruits should be brought in. the | w fair one, was wnd sev- | up examination, 2| o get beds Th the trio Jailor asked Protty Good 0. Bacon, Laprte, Ind., write ur ‘SeiiNG Brossox is all you erac it up to be. My dyspepsia has al_vau- ished; why don't you adveitise it? Wnat allowance will you make if I take a dozen bottles, softh it I could oblige my frienis oc 50 cents, trial tles 10 cents, 19- Tn “wy 1w A SENSATION. The Whole Town Rushes to the Cor- ner of Jackson and Tenth. Just now there is an immense rush to the corner of Jackson and Tenth streets, and there has been no little inquiry on the part ot the public te know what was meant by it. A Ber reporter investigated the matter and ascertained that the old able firm of 8. P. Morse & Co. were having a great closing out sale and had reduced the prices on their enormous stock to werely nominal figures, They say the hats must be and the stock s quite and varied and people had already fully informed themselves of that fact, they were after the woods like | bees aftor I If the past reputa- tionof this storeis anyndication of the present condition of the stock, it is one of the besi in Omaha, ‘the rush has already been immense and shows what low prices will do. To-day, Saturday, will be the greatest day of the sale, and those who expeet to profit by the remarka- ble offer of this firm will not fail to get around in time to avail themselves of the unusual offor. - Answer This, Did you ever know any person to be ill without inaction of the stomach, liver or kidueys, ar did you ever know one was well when cither was obstruct- ed or tive; and did you ever know or hear of any case of the kind that Hop Bitters would not cure’ Ask your neighbor this same question. Times, j10-f1 reli- sold \rge i DISCHARGES WHOLESALE Forty-Five Union Pacific Men Let Out in Mid-Winter. For some number of men have been enployed in the work of constructing the new car shops of thy Union Pacific, now enclosed and in process of completion. time past an imuwense At seems that a few days since Su | ednot enly more room but double | teenth and Fourteenth 1 of the north line of Dodge street, and | Eleventh and Twelfth streets south of | per line, | IWENTY-FIVE CENTS $50.000 DANISH ANNIVERSARY. r at Turner and Metz | Halls. | A Grand Aftai; The Danish society held their tenth | anniversary on Thursday evemng in | Mety’ and Turners' halls on Thursday uight, closin and ball. The aff the most magmficent scale and fully four hundred guests were present to enjoy what was one of the grandest aflairs of the season, The society was organized ten years ago with but eight members and it has at present over two hundred members and a bank account of &4, 000, besides owning a splendid library. | At the banquet a number of speeches were made and toasts drank to the “Memoty of Denmark,” to “The United States” and to “‘Our Society.” At the termination of these patriotic and fraternal congratula- tions, Mr. S. Jorgensen addressed | Mr. C. C. Thrane, the first and pres- | ent president of the society, in a neat speech and presented him with a very fine, solid gold watch and chain, val- ued at 8150, as n token of the high regard in which he is held by tre members of the gociety, Mr. Thrane was so taken by surprise that he re- sponded with difficulty. Mr. Peele, then, in behalf of the Jadies’ committee presented Mrs, A. Jensen with a beautiful silver cas- ter from the Jadies of the society, ac- companying the gift with a few appro- ite remarks. Both of these costly gifts were from the establishment of M. Wm. Neve, the popular jeweler. ine's orchestra furnished snitib'e music for the grand ball, which closed in the evening. I was ar Ven', Vidi, Vici Dovore, the Novelty Insuranceman, feels under lasting obligations to The Republican for their gratuitous adver- tising in behalf of the Marriage As- sociation he represents, and presumes the auhor of the favor was prompted by divine pressure, ALMOST CRAZY. How otten do we see the hard-work- ing father straining every mnerve and muscle, and doing his utmost to sup- port his family. Tmagine his feelings when returuing home from a hard day’s labor, to find his family pros- trate with disease, conscious of unpaid doctors’ bills and debts on every hand. It must be enough to drive one almest e All this wnhappiness could be avoided by using Electric Bitters, which expel every disease from the system, bringmg joy and lnppiness to thousands. Sola at fifty ceuts a bot tle. Tsh & McMalion, 8) Messrs. Myer & Raapke, the whole sale grocers, have removed to Nos. 1317 and 1319 Douglas street. Their rapidly increasing business demand- the facilities of the old stand. It is one of onr oldest and most solid 1 ouse janld Gt = - M. R, RispboN has moved his in- surance office into Boyd’s opera house, corner room, over drug store. Theatre entrance. Jan19-1m. LR Bromptonica the Boss cough Phys- See card in another colmmn, dec. 2-tf. Dr. Stone (oftice opposite postoflice). Oftice hours for vaccination from 10 to 12 a. m, and from 2 to 5 p. m. ic. Dr. A. R(;gors. vitopathey and magnetic healer, 1118 Howard street, near Twelvth. ¥ North Omaha Sewer. Citizens of North Omaha and tax- payers interested in sewerage of J fully reuested to meet the committe of the city council and city engincer at No, 1 engine house, Friday even- ing, January 20th, at 7:30 o'clock. M. A. McNavary, jan19. Chairman. —~—— - OMAHA, Junuary 17, 1882 By action of the City Council the mayor was requested to designate, as stands for vehicles, the following named places, to-wit: Twelfth, Thir- streets north the south line ot Harney street. J. J. L. C. Jewerr, City Clerk. RESH BOVINE VIRUS Just EIVED AT KUnN's Drus StoRe, SPEGIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN—MONEY. jan20-2t NOTICE— Advertisement To Loan, For Sale, Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding, &c., will bein- serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS or line; each subsequent Insertion, FIVECENTS The first Invertion never less than time, real estate se Atforney at Law, 8. I N— L;“'“ Law Oftice of D Block. TO LOA womas Room 8 Creighton To loan at from S to 10 per ¢ on good roal estatesecurity, by DR DR. ISAAC EDWARDS 1109 Farnham St. $250'000F. LOAN--AL 8 P torest iy wiuns of §2 upwards, for 3 to b years, on frst-class city snd farm property, B City RxaL Es1aTs and LoAN Aarxcy, 16th and Douglas Sta. ¢ with a grand banquet | & eranged on | SPRUIAL NOTIOBS-—Oontimmed \ ANTED— A few day boar ers -an be ac commodated with firss.class table hoard very reasonable rate. 1. quire ac 135 Howard, between Oth and 10'h w's, e \\‘ ANTED-1, Gilinsky & Co. nave purchased AAS business of 1, Berthold, at 1020 where they will continne the v fair dealing and paying good (8 thiey propose to increase tho trade. They cit parties who have old iron, rags, junk and metals to give them a call, 1Mo ) AN'I;‘H)‘ 4,5l nes b arders in & «oloct school, at 19th and Cal St. I AN d California St. L. B FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND, JORRENT CHEAT fouse, 4 rooms, &, ¥outh end 10th 8t o, Opp. post affice, | P JOR R [ dence, ply to Mrs owa. Re 541 ke of b roons, nuire on premises. 09781 Feb, 18t commodious brick resi Furnham S, A UK KEN and 9414t erttage and barn, ™ th ana Davenport. Also_ for n nquire on premises. 4018 uning L Iy turnish Keasonable pri ed rooms, nocth sde of dloor west of Zisr lnquire orn: 1. W ciste ijuire of N €OR BALE (YOR SALE— New niflch cow and ealf, co Nicholas and 15th MOR SALE —Missour hickory wood 10th St 15 rrol staiiion, weighing 1060 pous - nan | Moican, b years oid, weigh- 00k fir< premium at Nebraska 1 Keotucky Jack, black, pounds, 4 years o1, took 1 at Ncbra ka State 1530 and Inquire of Chas. Neber, s House, -tf M Red- stallion, § No 560 poun e Fair, 1851, weigh'ng about Y0 first” premiu 1851 City. OR SALE-—A first-class book and st1t onery business, carrying a full line of tovs, no- tios poyrs. wall paper, moldings, in fact every loing a businiess’ of £10,000 n year; good location; cheap rent; can be bought on casy terms by good party. Will sel, (it nov trade. Address GUS SCHRAGE'S BAZAR, Spl o144 Fremont, Nob, OR SALE--Four sections of shelving and 8 [ good counters. Inquire at D. W. Saxe, Upera House Pharmacy. 927-48 JOR SALE OR RENT—A grocery store and butcher shop, doing a good business, In- Quira at this office, 912-t¢ ORSAL op b cheay; 5. !' y new sidebar top bugy, ash or time. Address P, 904 JE—Full lot and 3 . depot, $2200, 0K SAL #how ca 10th St. Ry JOR SALE—Or will excha ge for Omaha pro- perty, an improved sec on of land adjoi ing a station on U. P. M. DUNHAM, 14 Farnham St, [10!1 ALE- 8. untors and 2 silver plated at Goo, T1. Petersou’s, 804 Bouth Talas u pan this offic JOR SALE—A good seven-year-old horse Warranted to drive single or double. En f George Canticld, Canfield house. novis-tt qui Bmcu\ FOR A p] ESTABROOK & UOK. MIBCELLANEOUS. JOTIC —Haying closed out my business on 8t., 1 have authorized Charl. s Brandes 0 collect all hy book aceruntsand pay all fahili- tiesif found correct. BERNHARD LAN E. OST--One sack coffee marked ** A. G." Serib- nr, Neb. Supposed to be lost between U. . transfer dummy aud the Northwostern depot Five dollars reward will be paid for i s return A. L. Strang, 10th and Farnham St. \ Y PARLY With a cash cs £\ thousaud dollar and desizous of going in- t0 busine: lean of an_unususlly good + p- portunity by inquiring of N. 0., Naylor, at I 060 ¢ street Agency, Omaha, 7,055 Diswion 3 érop ear-ring, et In gold st J_enamel A liberal reward will be paid for its return te the Bee ctlice. 957.21* JITTRTS For the next 30 days, we will, on the receipt of sixty cents, seud to any address, ostpaid, one of onr unlaundred dress Shirte. v only one Shirt sent to one addresa, EUREKA SHInT CO., Marscilles, 1L, s ing t tims i8 to «nable buyer to arr. in time for buylng, ! f biocks of L 926-t8 Jor the erectic or the Academy of the Sacred Heart, ionsfon 1 iow at oflice of Dufiene & Mendclsschn, Archivects, Omaha, Neb., where bids will Le received, right i% reserved 10 reject any or all b 1 also one front room with pian corner 15t wud Capital avenue, EVIS' N ) Mavs, I)lm'rml' ulso_ decorative painting. WARY Bmi Bhun av At AL H. 5 1013 Harn EMIS REAL 168 page. EDWARD KUEHL R OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI t, between Farnham b the aid of suandian n for any one a glauce al the past ent, and on certain conditions iu the fo Boots and 8hoes made to orl Pertes) otion vusrasteed sonthwest SW}-}' 10c.—Mounte £ 4 . BEMIS. IN CEAYON—Pastily_and O, MRS, D. R acob's Block, A EALFS1ALE DUUM.—-0u0 ob K, room 1, ES \u Loz ‘?.'ALI permently. Mr. Steele’s numerous friends in this city will take leave of him with sincere regret, A genial gentleman, earnest, encrgetic and suc- cessful in whatever he undertakes, he has approved himself a man in all the relations of life, and the Democrat heartily commends him to the people of Omaha. Good luck to you, John, and don't forget your old “friends in the great silver camp perintendent Stevens issued au order o HELP WANTED, te reduce tho working force in Bar- pun's department, which necessitated the discharge of about jorty-five men The instructions were to vetain, as far as possible, marricd men and tax payers. It appears that the work of sel ing the men to be *‘let out” was leit to Barnum'’s time keeper, a Swi who has beén here but i few wontlis s Tt is clainied that he chose themen in a \\ I partial manuer, retaining of hm“ i countrymen and a large number of | S8 S young fellows ot little experience aud | discharging a lot, the majority of wham were old hands and married men. Some of these men had been at work fur six months, while many of those retamed had lx at work but two months. The old men claim thac | et oty Rocnesrrn, Januer Goorge P. Bomis, Omaha ¢ a8 Hawlet to-night t was perfection! sreat treat on her ap- ce there next wonth, Drink hearty! B H. 0, 0, 1889, schools); and it thanks “God Orders. g from Whon all blessings flo mESE NAREANIR it S [ hl fi' “CY. | from the headquarters department of MEDY KNOWN, |the Platte, Omaha, Neb., are as fol- ow Discovery for Con | 1ows: sumption s certainly the greatest | P R g e Foec B "I A board of survey medical remedy over placed within the | y £ WEE 5 MUEEY, Clak [ ¥each of sufforing humanity. Thou- | SO SRS L SR8 Captain I | pee, U 8. AL and Captain Cyrus cently heen erceted an elogant iive- | wond: o ol o | placo and mantel, tho s heing | s iy L P which they | S Roberts, Soventh infantry, A. D. combiuation of marbleized slate, torra | 1ively cure Consumption but Conels will convene ut the (uarter cotta and_entraustic tile. 1t is do | Colds, Asthima, | Bronchitis. Hay | 's depot in this city, at| mgned in tho office of the well | Fover, Hoarsencss and all afleotions «f | 10 ©'clock a. m., January 19, 1882, or | known architects, Messrs, Dufrone & | the Phroat, Ohest and Lungs yiolds |4 soon thereafter us practicable, to Mendelssohn, and B | Ny st SRS, YIS | certain and report as to the respon- \ : : pioke sibility for delays in transporting sup Henry Dibblee, 68 Wab, 8 avenue, Chicago, bl | ok gl By plics botween Grand Tslnd and Fort | This is probably the first thing of | what you ase | Hartsutt, Neb,, and between Niobrara the kind ever introduced into g and Neligh, Neb., under contr 18| thoy ought to have had the prior right | ot airead) tate) city, and i originality of design and | druggiscs, s & McManox, and ot o | With John M. Thayer and with Georse |y that there in at least w month’s | Lecowary o pay for goads on beauty and porfeotnosss of coustrue: | (vial bottle freo of cost which will e ‘" _""““."-"\!“I‘,*."l "‘l‘;"'l',v {'jlhl’-r | work abead for all of them. ~The dis- | W RNLIRS S itis truly a marvel and ocs |\ ince the most skeptical of its wonder- | Captain William H. Powell, Fourth \ tion, 4 do0a _ L 2 charged men are all old carpenters | investigation solicited credit to the designer and as well to | ful merits, and show you what a revn. | bfantry, commanding Fort Fetter- | 14 feel much aggrieved at their treat- | 1248 New Vo (t F man, W. T., is appointed a special in the manufacturer. Mr. Dibblee has | lar one doilar aize bottle will do i L ment, for which they throw all the | Y AYTEDChugpg two somewhat similar ones in process [sale by Isl & McMahon, (4) |spector and will inspect such subsist- | {1ne ou the time keeper. &7 o, PANTED—A ygood ool Coy's, near governm W ANTAN tely & good shoemaker, W4 Blair, Neb. For par tienlars s Schmidt & Hasmussen Teather deal wrs, Fourteeuth strect, Omaha. Neb, 465 2 W Mar peara Imnedia i | to consist of sistant ad- - An Artistic Job. In the residence of Mr FANTED-—Ta0 sigls, & secand gir',at sout cormor o wd 20th S i 0 vpetint epok i | Irat-c'aix cook, oue we o uudar- | Dde meat cookingas wel ax pastry: none | 1 apply Al od s| 461105 Farnha WORTHY OF PRAT As arule we do not recommend patent medicines, but when we know of one that really is 4 public benefac tor, and does positively cure, then we cousider it our duty to impart that in formation to all. Electric bitters are truly a most valuable medicine, and will' sarely cure Biliousness, Fever and Ague, Stomuch, Liver and Kiduey complaints, even where all other rem- edies fail. We Ynow whereof we #peak, and can freely recommend to {[Ex, Bold at 50 cents a bottle, Lsh & McMahon, ()] erect 200 and 200 APplY at o \NED. W We do not ask you ttle unless you know ting. We therefore this | carnestly roquest you to call on your b and Jacksons Absolutely Pure. : wder neyor ¥ A marvel of xth and wholesomeness, M . than the ordinary kinds, and ca ! competition with the inultitud short weight, alum or Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER €O, NewYerk, parity inic rold In tosh, ARNOLD & oW Bt powdess w21 phospliate bridge and schoo! lovue. bonds. 26