Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 24, 1883, Page 2

THE DAJLY BEE"--OMAHA_SATURDAY MAl}Ch 24 okl 8, | ished by » New York journalist, Tta title | little, went away from the bowl, sst down, | school children. This is something gained. EELE 5 'H“son & co HONBY FOR THE LADIES, | Bt 0 s ang thood whe bbrs | wreiwed hocel: waited for dlgestion to set | 1t the bigh tchools attempt 100 Taab, s " " woen the neatly finished soore sgres in | lo and do Its perfect work, then ate 1tttln | thers s rewon to believe they do, thecom- reccmmendiog the work. It will bo pre- | more, retired, did the same thing over [ mon tchools err in the other direction. vented to the publfo this prine or eAely | agaie, and so cocupled & couple of bours, | Not that they impart too little book learn. E G 1 next autumn In New York, Albrtectly formed and b chitd, | ing. but thut they fall to cultivate habity ) The amonnt required to build Muslo | weighing les than one pound, was recent. | Of observation. In the absence of traiced Satin has not gone out of vogue, Stringloss bonnets are much worn. The tournure or bustle grows larger, ' Chenille bonnets will be much wora, Hall in 8t. Louis, $5.0,000 has been sub- | y boin to # woman in Ashland, Ohio. perceutive faculties aocurate knowledge is Oh M Back. Alternate chene and plain stripes are in | serined o ’An’"";:'" into be made to raise Bra. | O0% of the questicn. AND JOBBERS IN ) favor, Clars Morris will play Emilia with Sal- | zilian red antichokes in Florida, It is| Mr.George Darwin, the scientist's eldest Bonnet strings must be very narrow and | vini in <Othello” at the Philadelphia | said that {rom 300 to1,500 hushels can be ::g;(::':;m' n)uae.:.md;.dm;::.‘:m of o 4 . Sood - ), double, opera houss on the 4th of April, produced to the acre. - nne 00 al | . That's a commonexpres- |*n_i. uadn o cntmon sro 3 pops: | " ¥ thconsonon of i Brokiyn | e, Markon Pocl of Chatancoga, has | A3 romest e thap, s caeried | Flour, Salt, Sop, i sion and has a world of |iaras ever, . gogement Emmett will have put in theee [given birth to s child which weighs one fof thorough wotk: pid- 00 JIie share of ani o lusively , fachionable [ olid months around in the rivers an s |ani one-half pounds, common finger y i : ) A B 1 ARG e | U Tl v T e of York and Jorsey. 7% Hing will o over it arm to tho albow, | big [athers power of exponition, Though All Grocers' Supplies. SRHGIAREIIRCIROPIAL (W 'A medified Marquerite dress i much in| The Minnfe Hauk opera concert com.| Thr Charlottaville (Va ) Chronicle says | Royal soclety. He' s not merely an as. fayor for young giris, ;-;y l{!.pa:rer'lr in lllathm?n"‘:hdv. on the ;h.: [3 h;‘rtoy -Ilthmtl:lr:':.ln-t.o fl;r;e Irndnnm;r—l is & geologist, & biologist " " th in: 3 “Ci o wo gizz 08" | ang t, and y p The singular thing about Violets and .m;;vmlmg renss remaln | st AN te Dl parore 3 a0 0 K alater In Obatlotievily a chemist, and is distinguished in all. A Full Line of the Best Brands of b tavorits corsage fowers, the first act theaudienca ro: o en maase and | Such & monstrosity i proferable to s do- RELIGIOUS it is, that pain in the back Basques with battlement finished at the | [oft ‘thia house. loaving the people on tha | nation party snyhow, although its capacity is occasioned by s0 many | bottom qrow in popularity, stage in stapefied bewilderment as to the | for esting and tearing up things is about Y 1 things, May be caused by Chenille bonnets are trimmed with flow- | cause, The hoosters thought the “‘show” | #he sem The Rhode Island Universalist conven- | |} . i ; % " | er, birde, Iace, and ribbon, wa over, A man in Santa Ross, Cal,, has & hen | tion was held in First church, Providence, k’ndpey disease, liver com All short_wraps are dicidedly shorter | Speaking of the performance of *Fran. | with a verv progressive turn of mind. She [on the 8th inst, s S Phamt. C_Oflsamptlon. cold, | ¢nis spring than they were last. goson o um'|n|: in }’hllule Iy Inat wool | ba -mlwh:r -mum'l::fhle-ll;i ;:;hg;e sion | The Wesleyan Methodists of England rheumatism,dyspepsia,over- The Watteau and Pompadour tyles of | The Press of that oity says r. George | ter a pair of eggs of - | have expended nearly $25,000,000 in the witshal (el i ey 3 H. Boker fairly divided the honors with | One egg contains the yolk, the other the | erection of chapels during th . : work, nervous debility, &. | drees canaot be wornby stout women. | 1L/ ChE% B AL Richt at the " opara | white: - Bath aro. Jolaed togother by | fhe eure, oo A0riok the nst twenty- | AQBI( for BENWO0OD RAILS ARD LAFLIN & RAND POWDER GO. ho .":,,.,&,: ihort jackets, aad short | BOUte, appearing before the curtain at the | legumentous brane, something after | "'y 'y oo bondvedth anniversary of the | T - — e Whatever the cause,don’t | Havelocks. BT end of the fourth act in response to re. | the style of the Siamese twios. establishment of Presvyterianism _in = BOYEIIR JO- (k Shmmhing 1s Over two tons of hairpins are made daily | Eted demands, and makiog & neat little| A white qusil was killed near Gallatin, | Maryland will be commemorated at Reho- = h ncglcct it omething 1is ver two tons of rpins are m: Y [ address, which was received with pro- | Daviees cousty, Mo.,, and sent to Mc- | hoth'in June, DEALETLS IN by the factorles in this country, What be. » wrong and needs prompt | by the factories i longed and hearty applause, Browning, M., by Williain | "y Baptists have opened a new chapel : . Mile. Etelka B Hildiman, a travelin . attention. No medicine has The ahort. Havelook with deep dolman [ the Traperiel thentre 'St Eotorbarciat | Joneph, 'When it was received It was in to Mccommodate about 800 worshippers in ] yet been discovered that cape falling over tight sleeves is destinedto | tends starring in this country next season, | the flesh, They took it to a taxidermiet R:m;;’::;'éh‘;',n;"{’lflv the ity of s ot ic . great popularity, Mile. B H rian by bis s |in New York, who stuffed and mounted it will so qu;u“{},flnd 5““;{ Stripes may b sither wide or natrow, | youny, S’z"cinf..f.nm‘.‘,‘;‘;m.m}’...d?.'..': O O R RO i b b e e e . xPis i . 3 P o 0, that one cure such disease but they must be of equal width to be in food furopean reputation. Her English uurlon(nd‘lm ats Pol lor’s et bl PO R T OO F".e and Burglar P‘- 5% ) N'S 'ERS the highest fashion, s aid to be remarkably good, she having [ Richmon _B‘z]““_{‘?.l_";"" Birrers, and Wattean and wthetic morning wrappers, | #tudied in Lond'n with Herman Vezin. | Tho great grand.daddy of all the turtles | Seivd into the Baptist churches of that ity it does this by commencing made with yokes on which s full skirt is | Her season will begin with a preliminary | was csught out at the Spenoce lake a fow lstact ) at the foundation, and mak- shirred, will be worn, tour in April, waen she will piny “Adri. | days ago, by Mr. 8. J. Harrell, The| The efforts of Bishop McNamars, of the . . : enoe” and ‘Camille” in New York at th i (GGa.) Free Press says that he | Independent Catholic church, have at last fng the blood e A e, ek bouh bk s roon e | Pkkavent thotrs e & o and 3| Do oo an he has sovred dos ~7 A ULTS / 3 e —— inches in leneth, 2 feet and 10 inches in | establishment of the *First Indepandenlt’ - < lmost or quite sleevele — - L t, Ind. Dec, 1, 1880, ) i M width, and 13 inohes between the eyes. In [ or Reformed Catholic Church of Chicag Pér & Jéng LHT b boella The (best tournures are a part of the| PHPPHRMINT DROPS, his stomach was found three big cattish, | ' The Swedish revision ot the New Testa- LLOOERKES M O. suffrer from stomach and kidney :fl?:x ::l :::m;l‘gl"finunw or ruffies d nlld fi;h 'b;-ok:, h:im ment hh "f: be published next year. ‘The I h S isease. My appetite was very pooi g 0l1d tomat 0 old pair of boots and a | Swedish Lutheraus in thi try b (,20 F st vy il i T e None but tall and slender women oan | next door nefghbor ) jug: Eoots and the jug are it is said, 300 congregations, 150 pastor, arnham Street, disagreed with me, 1 was annoyed n ch from non-rete f wear some of the styles which the inven- supposed to have been lost by a eeining | and 70,00) atteodance upon their services, Ve i many remedics win | tors are trylog to introduce this SDFIDg. | N 2ng o Ere ueebery it pockin: [ party last summ and their streagtn in growing rapidry. | IV A FE A, - = = NIEE 7o siccess, wntl 1 uacd Brown's 5wt K0 Oud esiie 1o TARINING | Momtd b G somers b S— The leader of the Episcopal ritunlists in Al ek ks me ary | ool e prodioed insomoof the hecked | ey Diack Hand" In Tarls mosns o] ~ OONNUBIALITIES. | Cleveland, Ohio, s *athor” Hikle, rec S s S RLCAE, | ey e i of hechocks o | ycr10, Blck Tand” in Fare e, tor of Grico Eyicopal ohch, 1 has ANHEUSER-BUSCGH lu! Fa ')'\::‘{.lfi 1t no oty :nld = locks, this country it means spade flush, Tt is said thet David Davis gave his just added to the modern improvements of i his ritual a conf 1 and the granting Fice” new man.* At the e of LR b e Lt o That was n vory mean, republican who | bride 500,000 in cash and bonds. of Bishop Bedell anti 4§ oy on Bil onth, ~ roke up & democratic refor: i Tegal vt LD G T n;‘ul R e by sticking hi heed in the “doorway and pofiu?.?flgr':%gfi?&oh;:'. fi:fi%"fi#fi‘:‘:‘; fi'mfi".flbm‘c‘.m SR s o r» Bre W lng i 7 Senitivo indion are shooked to learnthat | 7o /G0 ot and tako a drink.” | pasty from Donver to Chioago. The supply of soceptable ministers ln g o clergymen use and recom= | of oung pigs. i her be & coward all my | the davghter of Senator Saunders, of Ne- | uation, It is reasonsble to expeot & lack : Assoclatlon, mend Brown's Iron Bir- A Syracuse woman has Invented a ma- | gt w0, SERE O TR A A" b m‘:w ety R e G DL o e far et TERS. It has cured others | cbine for tightening corsets, and busbands | the warpath on any consideration, but | miliion lire. apin her secent marsiogs. to | ment that twenty-five of the *icading & suffering as you are, and it ;lllvlen.o BLO;F:: :.":e;leutlr&dd:c'fi::ifl.;‘::s h.““.u..u he would be a success as a | Bacourt, the former secretary of the |most c.mmanding pulpits” of its denomi. | (] 3 will cure you, for “*high tea,” railroad ticket-scalper in Denver or Omaha. | Frenoh legation at Rome. nation in New York are vacant, Z CELEBRATED Braiding Is made permanently popular Whunh- doctor is caucht digging up a| A young Baltimore woman, actuated by § In New York there are 489 churches, 8L v by the richuess of the new desigus, the del. g\:rpul tl r‘l: kick up an awful row and put | 5o matrimonial considerations, has re.(of which are Protestant Episcopal, 66 ionoy of the work, the combinations of | bim 12 prison, and all that, It seems hard | nounced Methodism snd mads a formal | Presbyterian, 59 Roman Uatholic, 69 Meth. soutache and cord, and the fine effects in ;‘}m"t“,d £ for diyging whare he | profession of the Jewish faith. g;i‘i::g féfii'wz?lx'cefl ufifi"?‘fi"wfi g‘fifnh A 3 KE[} & B[]TTLED BEER ' N 0l al )y - 4 relief produced by the use of equare braid. A young lady living noar New Orleans | t¥ERE06%0, {7, 16! Baihodis, 7 United U They are_now telling & story about a The te‘lloplmxa‘n in in the Sandwich islands, | has chartered a steamer snd is to be mar- Presbyterian, 7 C. ) 5 Ref Chioago cirl who insisted on throwing a [ 834, as Uhello” in the native dialect is | ried on board. After the ceremony the aebytorian, 4 Univoraaliates 4 Frlonds, FALLEY & HOES, shoo after » nowly married ocupls, he | kalskathoikaubaiholbaukol,” you ioat il tako all present-up_ the Biase: | 0 Eresbyterin Sheopag THIS EXCBLLERT BEER SPRAKS cartlago is & total wreck, & dootor haa the | {1i8R100 What kind of a time they have at | sippi for a_proteacted tour of which she | ryyiun 17 Union of andenom al 7 'ST.LOUIS,MO. . Weatern Agonts, Lafayotts, Indiana, | bride and horse undor treatment, and a | th Zcentral.” | bears all exponses.fuu Tt bbbl < SEIQUIS MO FOR ITSELF, | A TENT e «2;“5.'2';."2;‘“ are searching the whish, o0 by .mnu:;fi::":gu; e ,—B" 5 man may be divorcec legnly | Statistics show that the growth o d fi TER P oom, \ , actually | from a woman to whom he has never been . ) : Tho pla ] which s Claclaaatt wosan | K195k him down i b koo and broks | raviad iogaly: hes boen dememivasoq oy | Ko Cathollochurchin Tiogluhspenking Orders from any part of the 8tate or the REVERSIBLE sworo was the ono with which her husband | 418 1¢g before he could get it to the wia- | a St. Paul judge, who granted a decres of | Tl 'rics f& constantly on the increme | Entire West will be promptly shipped: dow,~Somerville Journal threatened to shoot her proved to bo & beer . absolute divorce to a single man who had faucet. 'The busband was discharged, of | Whn s Oalifornis school.ma'am can | been “married” to a woman whose undi. | Shi*e and the United States is 10,000,000 course, but 'twas five minutes before the | tefze b &yearold steer by the horns nud | varoed husband ks sill living. ' The court | 15,600" churcher, In Great Dritain, ex-| All Qur Gonds are Made to the Standard of our court could quell the laughter which the | Wrench his neck six inches out ot true, | admitted that tMe first-named marriage H EELs exhibition of the pistol caused, '15" earthly show would a boy 14 years | was no marriage at all, and yet hegranted :::a‘:fic: ;of':;. ;e',‘:,hfmlé":;;"lfio 2:::: Guarantee, ¥oR o b, th oo | © SRS o 8 SR S0 S gt e o e F5 8 s, U2t i -] \— a8 & exact that his r hal ¢ ul y-eig! etters ol 6 | 1461 in ; colleges an , 40 to 514; shall butld the fire is to be settled soon in | Maine alons made and sold 90,000,000 | Earl of Dalhousie will get from bachelor, | olergy, 614 to 2289; Taity, 580,500 to 1,884, G EO RG E H EN N I NG, Indiana. A ministers wife has raised the | sticks of gum last year, and at least seven. | benedict and widower governors, giving | 000, At preeent the Ro Catholi 8 Rubber Boots and funue in & rut for divorse, The jury in | elghths was chewed by women. & ootton | thelr observations upon family quarrels— | Iation in (ireat Britain have one ohursh or 8ole Agent for Omaha and the West. the case have a solemn duty to perform, {:.“""",‘” » htlalv-pp-rmlnt essence on it | what :u‘:d?lgm gg Mi:m.'f.!ehm fimm: convent to every 45 equare miler, as Boots llld Shoeg :l;l.:::dh‘ 0.“ :h'n:' .-)m. married men should os better, lasts longer, and is far | regret tha rne ¥, on is not | pared with 162 square miles in 1840, l]fllce Uurm!l' 13th fl.llfl Hamy stl' cheaper, now governor of Miseeuri, so nn|c (ho — X P P gt e nights Templars ¢ ht make the response to Dilh OF ALL KINDS, An excellent novelty for ladies whodo| The visiting Knights Templars will ‘;-#l“':‘. 'He oo nl"’fh." :'mm his IMPINTIES, not need a bustle to i kirt | please bring lanterns and blunderbl uon B0 PER OT. e | sy i dop roficmfomadmtl | wilh S ey o B Pl | s 1, B BATSLL MR | iy m 2000 soreymen L] i i ! t| in the back, set t | longer treet If Connecticul 4,055 clergym T IMeTARsYe € (B, 103" of AR to relapes. Into ~ barbatism,—fan | that when he asked the father for his con- |1,169 bartender. ey OMAHA CORNICE WORKS, The contor ploces are interchangsable and re- | These, when starched, keep the dress skirt | Francisco Report. t to marty the last one, the old man | ™ my, Fosentot question In the Sunday RUEMPING & BOLTE, Proprietors. venible. It provente the counter from runalag | 700 ped out an oath and sald, ‘‘Yes, take Ovor, FeqUIFtAE 10 heo) SLBEerS. apping in around the heels in walk- | “An Oregon paper shows the di t : school and missionary meeting was thy 3 hl:‘.p c’-.rg'y'lnl Sheso goods in this town ha 1'3:;.:::{ I.I::nzl‘;o good outline ,when the lAnd‘dgn :%f..-(.l; In solentifio pursuite, {‘;:' o‘l"‘;‘"g;?n"ih m‘*’”’l‘" o L5 u;ued li’ Dr, J, ?.lmell-n‘d: ho woman Tln, Iron aand Slate ROOferS ‘Oihers caunot procure ther, v Tt o rase buttous and colored beads | gyiipon Hutohins, the editor of] the | towe is vory .é':".: .,,.:;;":{,:‘,‘:f,g‘“fi:; MANUFACTURERS OF 3 b She said that she wanted a ticket to LI SRunon SU1 lige of Laaihee sod Wyandotte and return, and the pale, gen. | clu foa thiat Washi Post, was married & few days | own house whose shirts MHKS. M _PETEhSO] ,Onnd d s mending, i yOundes? R B I o | Sy twationtog & A Miss Brady, forsome tmen cark "y 5 s thodPygwond as, Ornamental Galvanized Iron Oornices, Iron Sky Lights, Ete. i = ke, 32 be took up the pasteboard, “Sia: | No, he said, A% v ashington | wParson Rounder is aviarOeg¥¥a's always | 310 Souih Tweltth Street, | - =\+° = - OMAHA, N£B, Kaow Stlys T Tadent | brosh e o 2 53 Sooth | some ablity, Mr. Hatchins was some tima | TR o, saerties, Bmséi” Hlo threw | BT Ao Po R | Bave boon massied x doren trmes 1ty | brushand pute fo place of it another that | sinoe divorosd trom hie first wife, from a and the other night pply hair dye, and I get | whom he has been separated for fifteen togoand pray with a dying man who W felt like providin’ for some poor, shiftless | hold of it in the dark and use it, I think sent for him, I call that true martyr. i WINGL A B i ot surpring 0t T nid Goth darn | Jonmien it b bl OB el g h - PERFECTION . edding day Mrs. Hautohine, from h ev, Mr, Talmage says the eye winki Ponntylvania has introdueed & starting | Thirty yoses ago a mac could only gob Bome 1« Now Hampshire, sent a letter o | 30,000 times a day, When the ewner of | =~ w Ionovation into the {ime-honored custom | his portraft In the illustrated papers by | her former lord, wishing bim all the hap. | that eyo enters drug store, h clerk be. | IR HEATING AND BAKING w o (v birthday parties. She, Insisted \\\\ [[‘\\\( l/ ///////fl’ i pion, Toktond ot purchasinga | ¥ e vad s bo sasioved b -vatiog g | laess and prosperity, Logathr with that it ik ot of howdeed ths B s > ~" ia only attalned by using present at random, should contribute 50 | qu: is another | he had failed to tind in his first. Mr, Talmage fails to explain this wonder. @ \ cente, that she uld be left free to | evi pid strides ti A Nodaway county jury ordered that ful mind-reading power on the part of the — |z - \ "E“"’"“";‘i‘“h Jropecie avkas wigul waat, [ | n Martin Brodrick should serve | 1¢¥: — T ; kgt I Bl thrio sud » bl yeare i the pouientissy| A Brookiyn man, In an addross before — — ! P 3 any Philadelphia business men now | for seducing Sarah Leons Louning under | the Young Men's Christian Association of b= Stoves and Rangas, Mrs, Fraok Leilie, the Iady manager of | use type-writers, and not long ago & whole. | promise of marriage. But Brodriok’s | that city, said that the traveling salesmen ) > WITH ten perlodioals and 400 employes, has just | sale house sent a letter of this kind to a | father put $1,000 in the hands of a t were the best missionaries in the service of W T2 | =) ed from a tour In the south, where, | small dealer in the far west, The western | to be invested in real estate for Sarah and | the -Metr This may be trueas to Brook- = WIRE tAUZE OVER DOORS, a8 she is of southern hlrthh she met a cor- | man returned it with the indignant com- | her heirs, on condition that she would |1¥n, but in any other community such ai 1 B h 3%:‘;:’.:‘&":‘&:& ‘:.'m::‘ R maty R0 Ra-:c:[ “{ just Iun: i to imdcnhnd ry his son and thus save him from the firmn lwu:hl 5 be regarded as the me S For sale by " | that I ain't wo schoolboy, can read | penitentiary. The trial had fully vindi- | delightful atheism, WAL — :.Df:k:l:ezwq:’;&fiihlfi'fll&'flvfim ";,":" ! "’l“" o vone. E“gd?i- ,5;, Syasel sud under AlVhen Dubufe's colebrated paiatings of | — T MILTON ROGERS & SONS ve men leaned uj t the bar f 0 advice of friends she consented: In-| Adam and Eve were on exhibition, Mr, 15 IV, a I to marry him as soon aa it was dons, The | , pight'cap. One drank whisky beeates | stead of dooming the youth to conviot's | MNab was taken to sce them acd. asked 4 e : onEa the doctor ordered it; two othert drank a | fate, the judge performed the ceremony | his opinion., “I think no great things of fatl-mse) P the bride and groom, | b4 ootoh because they couldn' i I [ N which made them man and wife; and now, | the painter,’ said the ; Bothing was ncklng bus candlee, hers 0ot | wick™withous 1o foorth euuk heandy | the young man doss ot made foud “Why, man, Eve's temptin® Adews i s & & light,in the house. for his cholera morbus, and the fifth man | husband, Sarah will at least have a little | pippin of a variety that wasna known until At » conpress of workingmen in Lon- | drank whisky because he liked it, And |home of her ow about twenty years ago.” don_ M ‘Bl nt—described as l"o there were only four liars in the crowd. —— ‘When he had called the meeting toorder, Every Corsot {8 warrantod satis- the “‘ulst 1f there is anything in this wide worldl HDUNATIONAL NOTHS, |Brother Gardner arose and s . Gen: faotory to its wonrer in every way, hat makes a man thorougly sick it is to “len, if it waen't for de wheels on & wagon or the money will be refunded by neatl; were mads up by poor ol run half a block with might and main to de wagon wouldn’t move, When de wheel mmnkomwhn;n ltwnmunl;:mu of girls and women, who were pald at the unv‘uh » hur:lycu:‘hhh fi. hears but can- AN.:i' Zealand hhu i lnh&duuad A :‘he :.loln'sdm vhllté" "Greu]s(." solemnly ex. o e only Corset pronounced by our n . not see, and to arrive at the t merican common school system, and has | claimed an old man, * i H WRECET T o IR | o S e e Mokl b S | Lo Lo G o s . S i g LERS~wMUSIC DEALERS. u ouly todiscover that the car iv going the | Columbia college, which was started in | hands together. ‘‘We hez de_wagon an’ = P machines and cotton, and carry thelr w | el Prostn a0 meit s djesing, 0180 |10 And Jrom the oity, Often sewing ma- | "FODE W8y 1759, on the " proceed of a lottery, | now | do wheels, We'will now pass do hataroun’ | kel SNGARPE OMAHA, NEB. 4 y) 98.00. Nuraing, #1.50 | chive needles broke over the rough work, | While a doctor was visiting a sick wo- | has sn endowment of L 000,000, and 1,857 L4 d THE LEAD! . dhe ool 0806, arasen | and there wa fuors than the prics gone 1a | man i Rowiandsville, Pa, two 'cbildren | st0dents, s w i m T a certain church thid winter attempts | The Oldest ‘Wholesale and NG Bkirt-Bup, nine, 01.50. e a :u for making ene ulster, which re- 5‘;‘:::4;. %Il:;?t‘ mfil"m&?‘: his :l'l: h‘-lt. In the llng]dnm of Siam, all college ?-v‘to?eg‘ flnez:lc‘to“'u: \lx’p‘w‘:td&:uon- " notice unf il . for four nt objects, bu T s 00 asempyti | e bour £ b b Tanruag cutnt- et |1 o, Houg e P s e o ot o o pstmnst o 3 | ool JEWELRY HOUBE USE gu SEE——— s foelinge; but it Is sald that be will pett: very 1 hile ¢ count of stormy weather and small attend- xt lngilabure 0 Dass, o” bl | proubiy Lo Malied. £o aner . The freeh: | 6. O in Omaha., Visitors can here IN TRE WEST 1 MUBIOAL ANO DRAMATIO, |tion the me. The fresh. | auce. Codman, who is & parishioner, says aking it iminal off j{ chi 5 he is about to change hi . J —_— Bt eI e Nl ol Kkl S| s ety Sk, "0, | ind all movelties in SIL-| Seneral Agents for the Effie Ellaler Is studylng “Jullet.” town Herald, The mayor of Brookiyn recently at. 4875 and be mort sorupulons n bis attend- | ppp WARE OLOCKS est and Best Pianos and Tom Keeme has made $50,000 in two S—— tended an exhibition at & kind y g - h ans manufactured yoan. ¢ SINGULARITIES, itz o e lldve | i my love, 89 you emember | pich an Stylish Jewelry ces are as Loy trom Nioa, " 1 rotumed to Now York| o orel wlshing twenty.one_pouads | 0 e violt a biue; &?;'1., e and Ty fia‘fufim'ma'f::"": the Latest, Most Artisti ; eiternMan’l‘x’fmt:r: y Bandmann's proleonal expariment 1| ¥ eosuly sangbtln ¥or v, Wia. | b, e e Sale g 00w Wl A e, Mok % | and Dealer D Tepol L) lure, enry AD, (6w Jersey, re- 3 : ot i e e lnln,caplal | SLP g 5100 3t Bk ‘1 | 120 Ebadlghl ol bzt st | k' "4} and Choicest Belections in| ™ pianos and Orgavs sold acting and Floh ocstumes, has made & bit | muskrat trap at Rancooas creek. mated that 75 per oent of the male puplls | BASUUS brown Rllers an imitation Floo- | PRROTOUS STONES and |for cash or installmeuts at + | st the Fifth Avenue theatre, Seven million rabbits have been killed in | smoke. M suasion is used to break np = th i Robeen and Orane have leasad a lot op- [ Australia in less than year, and yet there | the baneful practice. A circular setting | “*°P* sad such » fan! Bottom Pr ces, A clergyman, in » so-call ) “iave becomo | forth the abomiaations sed hurtfunes | A clorgyman, in » socalled reicious | ALl deseripuions of FINE |™Cx"gpy eniTn stock of P | 0 00 t‘ sod will b e A RN religin as ' doos sbout the WATCHES at as Low Pri-|gteinw, Chickering, The fairies in the ballet at the Savoy | ©ld, 8 ot 2 inches Bigh, and weighs 280 | book. gion we must consult th lcmln n-vurelnm ces as 18 compatible with %' i 2 sheatre, London, now carry electric stars | ounds, What » moth aw that girl | A boy paid his first visit toone of the | £V B O U Weckiv bt keep eloas of DAk Knabe, Vose & Son's Pi- in thelr bair. Very pretéy eflect, but a | will make when she guins experience. ™ | public schools the other day as & scholar, | fisa¥e Fiulhe columns, or you wway be 1o, | Ronorable dealers. Oall|anos, and oth: r makes ' o y 3 little risky. In a Bethlehem, Pa., ehop window are [and s he came home at night his mother | vio 103 into investi b A drams on M, Gambott's Ifo is now | Palr of spun wlk glové, made n 1753, and | inquired: “Well, Houry, o you like ¢o- | viting ‘stock, ‘pinchbeck jewalry, ion |80 See our ElegantNew| Also Clough & War en eur being played an American theatre. | they are almost a fac'simile of urother [ing to school?” +Oh,” he replied, in an | hegutiful steel engravi A . Tha isee ‘proper is in four aots, with & | PAIF ying alongside aud made fn 1883, | excited voloe: *1 saw four boys liked, | o questionable sohemes indsreed by tha | Store, 'Tower Building Sterling. Imperial. Smith r. * |American Organs, &c. Do eander has plumed its win They had different idea to what prologue in two soenes, * Gambettr's First one girl got her ears pulled and a big | oqi¢,, 11th and Farnh Tt was hatched in the | 400t want o mise & day. would “break the Sabbath " Thelr gar. el b not fail 10 see us before Love, Curry's scholar burned his elbow on the stove, | Emma Thursby, who goes to San Fran. | its eternal flight, claco an the leading soprano of the Thomas | Year 1857, aud was 25 years old when it| Two achool teachers of Lynn, Mass. | dun, Soined. The wordly man, to check | SUT@ets purchasing, concerts, will be sccompanied by M‘:ur‘luo died. A artistic whipping to a scholar. the fast growing weeds, used the hoe on Strakosch, programmes fo; A large sperm whale is ashore on Smith’ 3 " ie: Sunday afternoons. The strict- tival are being_arranged by M Point, Chescpeake bay. The tale of the | them g"l" him ;3;‘,'2‘ ‘.{:‘:‘;’:,“d“"‘;"; s0d | straight-laced deacon befor etiag wonld MAX M EYER & BRO, TTie Taurlce Urau upera oo and | whald, an it eat the water with tercifc | e othey posnded, i Fab oy (W, Wh | take the wateriog:pot aud give the plancs comique company Includes Mive. Theo. M, | force, kept the oyster pungles at tall's | ii'%oly (ore'w striking resemblance to a | hrerreehing sprinkle, | Not believing for a MA“UFAGTURERS OF SHOW GASES Depenl, $a2 » oo -n‘nm o :1 e e barber pole. For thia piece of amasement | | iene' with the worldly tiler of th e y performancesof thirty fiveditlerent | The fitet piano was n | the young ladies have been invited to seek | ot PAYIEASE With the worldly 9 operas were given in Mexico, Soutk |Italy, in 1711, by Obristofori. Tho first | pew wackis b sonquor. e e T A TR A Large 8tock always on Hand 3 ol d 2 Ximerios and Cuba, one seen In Kngland was wads by Father I Kinde tol thods are making | Th 1 k, i Aicant | con why the mnnger of | Vo, & monke An vry fow. wero made | BACsreortan motheds s mablng g | T rply ek vk ———— SO SYsTCH ROADVATOR } fOr RAGaAEe wiLnel gay | ST RASS MR MG 2l g Sachusetts has before 1t & bill to provide | but never hoes mine,’--Tarn | T ANOS ORG.A NS « i for playing "Rosedale,” la that the | New Zoland ook with hope and meve. of | (% instruction in the elementarsuse of | Reporter. x ool | recipte oi.mm. "ufidtdm il | e contdene o ho medi'of ertrin fhne took 1A EAO AN ok thuelt| = On Long Time---Small Payments i . = ying - g their plague of ral 1 e arrived | |, uesed is interesting. 'or Throat Diseases and Coughs o ~ Fions with Indies in the sudience, in the colony, after a comfortable Voyage | laters we jmaivactors Are bexlaning. to| Bows BRONGHIAL Tnocmrs. ko™ sl AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES Souiriviicer i (185 Forh Ginton a2 BRetiosd| % bkt tarvd an 1 Now Yok, o | et e o shostphy s Sk | e T Snbeet e e : s ntorze 0| o New 3 m d £ eography are mi X sold only i " Homer N, Bartlott; the libretto furn. | being placed before s generous meal, ate a | the whele of sducation, ven foF common- |boxes, WIS 6. 100 S A. HOSPE, JR,, 1519 Dodge, Omaha, — S 4 S, {