Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1883, Page 5

Y 4 A A 3 J; JU Vv, 388, . / i - el i b Lo i it | ———— — —- — = — = — ] of C. Kalmbach for Liquor | Mattes ot 1 for Liquor Li- p illness, was employed in the Western o i e o i g i s s vy et GHEET ASPHALT, [inem v conlovd n who Woer| EXPRESSLY INTERESTING. | 1. IBO ¥ IR & CO., g | iy M otice g p of the Unitarian chureh choir, and of | = DEALERS IN . i the 000 ey or e . . 160, e hin AUPIIREOR | o Sy ke o e ot e A The Majority of the Property OWRErs i |several other musical organizations in | SUpETintendent Hancock the Vietim of ’ ’ ‘ A\ W lh(l"ml\‘n'v and city’ councll of omata, for Hicense tothe ||m\n'vr\n‘v'n| ity counel of Omaha for ffcone fo | 6 majority )i several ¢ " H s e an o 8. 13th street, Third rd, haha, vy from the | Chicago street, Fifth ward, Omaha, b, from the v . P 1883, f there be no ohjection, remonstgance ot pro- | i there be no objection, remonstrance of protest | o bout two years ago, with her hus. 2 0 s fro ne 3 4 W 1 weeks from June ). 1888, the | - AGO ALOUS (WO yEArs Ago, Wi | i it L | Lt Thisteenth, Four | b, Vo wa Spuninted St ORTVOT | A b1easane Presentation at Connel T . TR A Micians Lywy, Appl lleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Foure | G0 e and she is widely known all | \ | W y y BUH oncn SoLh WOLE 16 Tho whcha o4 119 831 ki cek I [0\ teenth and Fifteenth Streets aro | over the country as an expert operator | Blufms, . of the t. The city of Omaha |of + Omaha s not to be A be 1A A 1 Thi and an estimable lady. Her death will . charged therewith, © o wET, Clty Clerks 3 LG e, About to be Paved and . be rogretted by very many frionds, not H G > dwsed Wittle for 1 Material is Preforred—A only in Omaha, but in Chi and else- | 1 A, Seaton, Dubuque, G. W. James, y y y s bpgpatab i 1o h i ool g -t e where, and her husband will havo the|p 0\ g Hays, Cedar Rapids, R. B NOTIOR. NOTICE. Correspondent Sets { sympathy of all in his In-nmrmnvn(n Riin .ll\lrllu‘ ion: k0 Ohristison, € ™ 1020 Farnam Sitront. Omaha. Notice is_hereby given that Henry Kautmann did | Notice Is hereby given that Edward Wittig did np. Forth the Case. The funeral announcement will be y i gton, A, C. y — upon the 20th day of June, A. D. 1588, file his appli- | on the 25th day of I »u.nv«;.nk-m. pplication - made hereafter. tumwa, E. H. Duncan, Dubuque, L. ovaae, Lo i b s ad vilbas yuows o0 e itk bk ton ot Ty e r e rs e 7 Quick, Marshall, J. V. Gillott, Codar jcense o sell malt, wpirituous and y 4 . H ¢ | No. T34 gl irot, Thind ward, O Farnam sreet, ThId wael, ‘ohatts, Neb, fromthe | The prayer of a large majority of those 8. P, MORSE & CO. Rapids, 8. J. Roberts, Lincoln, M. A. § Ockobare 1885, ‘1T there. e no’ abjection, teton: | - I, thre be 1o obfction, remonsirance or rotest | Who own property within the 132 foet 3 - Pusing, Burlington, R, A. Wells, T W, ;.5‘.“: “1'1»':;'::\“:h“.]fl«.‘?‘x‘i!""'.'..:“-:‘m'\:-'l:;l'.;{::fl'""‘ :‘ny\'.'-"-:.:["\\[ln'.‘:“..fi; ‘._.K!;;;:.’I,l....u thy A D188, | of Bleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four- Our New York buyer has purchased at | MeGaw and J. McMahon, Council Blufls, ! 2 "7 Hmsny KAvMasy, Applicant. EDWARD WITTIG, Applicant. | teenth and Fifteenth streets and hence |y gaerifice ton cases of en’” Summer | .14 Robt. Sloan, Keokuk, were at the The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the above | The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the above W R ), ve will sell 4t About half d 5 notice ek foe (o ween ot the expenes | noties once sach week for, two weeks 44 the expense | tiat- pay Jor their pavement, favors lud?nvgm- that we will sel Paxton ydstorday, being guests of |H. H. | ! of the . The city of O I8 not to be | of tl plicant. The city of Omaha is notto be [ . . i £ 2% ARG ) o o tpmliany e cy o Ot oo e | o the applcan. "' cy of O " yrwkrr, " | Trinidad asphaltum. | Rl T e Gkiine: Vauta, 950, | Browning, the agent. of " the - American ! 212t1ewk 4. J. L C JEWETT, City Clerk. 2112w lew City Clerk The following persons, who own six 1200 “ “ ; eXpress company. X | Matter of Application of Kessler & Co. for Liquor Li. | M€t ot Application of P. I, Maguire for Liquor | teen lots out of twenty-four lots com-| 1000 W o g0e r_]lI;;lm;rgoufl:;:::cmnlx‘v u\'l;r‘::';nlnht,:‘nil:‘\ ] et - . . Acense. i i Y ) o8pec s yeo y, on & v v oense o prising the Eloventh strect paving dis- | Usually sold at 80c, 70, $1.00, respect- | ¢ BUih yesuoray on o visit, “‘_r;‘, s Notice is herehy given that I'. 1. Maguire did upon | trict No. 3, have petitioned the mayor y. 3 pleasant errand, being the presentation Notice is hereby given that Kessler & Co. did upon | 4, day ot 3 s i aonliation & _ . X NUNS' VEILING o v w ° o thor 25y of e A. D 1 Tl Wi spyhcabion | the oy S48 6 iy apulcationts | ity sounl for asphaltum, as fol- BLACK NUNS' VEILING, of & handsome testimonial of friendship $ | 10 sl il spiritunan ‘and >ings Tiors o hoanes | sell malt, spirituous and_vinous Tiquors at No. 1204 | Jowe:Fzra Millard, John A. Creighton, [ 50 piaces extra fine quality, 56c and csteem to their superintendent, Mr. | 2o sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors at Kessler | Fyrnam street, Third was Neb., from the L . ) A B | This will be found equal to any Nuns' | W, J. Hancock. ‘ i iy o Sy, 1408, the 11tk day of Oetaber, | iy OIS 18 & e “nf&'»“']k"'" Veiling herotofore shown in Omaha at| Mr, Hancock, who is superintendent Invites the attention of the public to hit | 1853, ' 1f there be noobjection, remonstrance o | ey sntnin v worke prom g & Evans, Max Meyer, Finely heirs, C. | g) 00, for Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Northern ] { Eees e ounse wii e June’ 2560, A. D. | id ioenwe wil be granted " Aty F. Goodman and A. H. Sander on Elev- BLACK SILK GRENADINE Missouri and s.:l\..y\.\..,.l.l hi‘;,“....(.g., for , T. Kessurn & Co., Applicant. Titw OMAIA Ben newspaper will publish th . sot Detiti Re) o], G o i rtunity we offer [ the American and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s L d w l.l s l t d sto | #The Oumaha oo newspaper will pubish the above | oft ot once e Tor o i ot he Above | enth strect petition; C. C. l‘lnuml.'( €. | Do not ||3,nu| “"«’u'&'f.'.llia..». Y i S BRebTngh MK WHo hil been & highly ar e an e e ec e c o e, Wik or o ekt ot the exenie | of he appicant. “The city of Omaha s mot o be | B, Blake, W. W. Lowe, Geo. Warren [ you to purchaso | eatocmed and: Bitktal offtcer ever slnoe { | harged torawith, o " ¢ Omah s ot to'be | charged therewiih. AL Gttt | Smith and A. P. Wood on Harney strect | value. §Wig SELlk siokll | HEX ABOINERSAS 60; e FABARMELS i y lewk 3. J. L €. JEWETT, City Clerk, 5 {mhtiun; J. E. Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. ‘1.00:)_ iy(n‘nh VIHNG HLRBAS Tuseasly |t o ‘Wedneeday given s handsoms OF - A s R b e ] b o Sl L urlfi"' o "Y'?"f.m'\f\ Stroie ")" oD Wi E..:.‘fiu\:; u.’rr?:':.:;: oaahy will bo sold st | testimonial of the appreciation and high i . . o ?, Sheeley tl i y ) " 2 " o i » XTI, NOTI Hit ‘;,-:; ittons Rk Hana o | S8 " shraELsHIy T pkioe tils soason ;'egnn{ltl;u_ u:.lll»]{.,(,. of z_h«;lcwn;unqu.\;lu. N EWRT Notice is hereby given that F. Detlone & Co. did given that Peter Goowdid uponthe | oo 0 ity e .50, have for him. This camein the shapeof the pon e 23 dayof June, 1. . 18, e biv il | 4115 o 4 LTSGR RS Atwicstonto | Pixtsehth srest, peifufs ul.ooo yards finest_quality stiped and | presentation of an elegant and costly Toonms o it Wl spiitson o T an | Sl Malt Spritons and Vinous Ligors t No. 1614 | TWELFTH STRERT PAVING DISTRICT. |t S0 aihon at 81,60 4 yard | English rockaway carriage and a large ’ Nos. 1202 and 1204, Douglas street, Third ward, | &' st the 110h Ay of ¢ The follawing persons, who own seven- | that wold early this senson at $3.00 a | handsome black horse, the present being b G ek p AR R Ot - 4 hjectl omstrance or’ protest | teen lots out of twenty-four lots, have|yarq, §. P. MORSE & €O, | complete surprise to the recipient in :x‘::. I:ilo‘:xt‘r::l‘cv::w)‘);:unl Hied within two weeks June 2oth, A D188 | petitioned for. asphaltum, as follows: - — every respect as ho had no ummnnm‘u of { bt el B I RS Bl o ¥ " licant. | Geo. W. Doane, H. W. Yates, Geo.| (otter does fine printing. it whatever until he wmln-quon)m to gran ¥ Dritoxs & Co., Applicant. ot W i the above | Warren Smith, Thomas 0’Connor, J. C. —— glance from his oftice window to the op \eWs) bove R o ) $ 5. - '3 . . i T iegdink b Dy RRID L T Sl for o ekt the expense | Colling, . 8. Caldwell, C. P, Birkett, | One carload of Window Glass just re- | [ ivite s of the street, where stood th Embracing all the Late Patterns i everything in Mthe ' :L.:L‘Z..‘.fi‘p"r‘::’.‘& The city of Omaha i not to be e cif £ 3. Bornstein, S. L‘.h"‘m"‘ ; Hi‘E'(Rflgv\r\?' ceived at C. F. Goodmlm:. o}lcgnnt outfit, with his family seated in A i b 210-2¢-1¢ 3. J. L. C. JEWETT, City Clerk. 171-2w-1ow 3. 3. L O JEWETT, City Clerk. 1), H. Spetman, Annie Fitch, Geo. W. ™ o R the carriage. y arpet Line, { G 76T | Master of Apploation of Margaretta ert for Liavor | oo '} Roeder and Geo. B, Laké on N Atk : Shortly after 10 o'clook & large, num- P! } e T T i B NoTICE. the Twelfth street petition, Jano| There will be a regular meeting of (o of agents from both the American | ety ] Rhibth haedby pived that M McClure, E.V. Smith, John A. Har-|Omaha post No. 110, G. A. R., this |and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s oxpressos, | Notice is hereb that Soren Nielson did upor | Upon the 26th day of June, A. D. 1583 bach, Dewey & Stone, Kennard Bros., | evening., A full attendance is desired. | marched into Mr. Hancock's office and f f . 1 h 0 oy Jue, A D 185 A iy aphicadn | bon £ e mavor ity counell ot Omab"tor | o theHamney streot. potition, O, F. By order of the Post Commander. | took him by surprise, he not being aware ; b o o o O F et e | No. 1414 Farnam strect, Third ward, Omaha, Neb., | Goodman, S. Reichenburg, A. Kountze, e — of the 'Frononeu of any of them in_the ! Svean Jones and Leavenworth strects, First ward, | foin the 1 day of July 1883 to the'Lith day of O¢"| 7. j, " Brown, Charles Gruenig, John xon city, The surprise party consisted of ) Qmana mnl;'lr(\flu:‘:e]“hlll)"l;'h July, 1883, 9 I ere e 110, Gbfention Fernonebhurics or protest Mcfllra i Si E. Rogers and R. Brown | Special meeting ):)flgwim“;( 1 and QH fl\l cmpl.‘,yle. of &}“;) cm{:pmc‘y]‘mi‘ M:A q“,“;i oo ot otest filed within two | fled within two weeks fron th, A. D. 1583, the | on the Douglas street petition. , H., will be_held at Kouny's Hall, | tersof Towa, Nebraska, Colorado, etc., an s ek trom June-soun, 4" Jeen,the faid toense s o Bty R Mhart, THIRTEENTH STREET PAVEMENT DISTRICT. | Fourtoenth and Dodge, Sunday, July 1, | the rescntation was made by IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND AT e Chaba- Do newspaper wil puah fho| T 0 poncAVRESS | The following persons, who own fiftoen (a6 2 p. . All mombers are requosted | Mr, ¥, L Clark, wsistant supori: above notice once ench weok for fwo weeks at the | | TL01 NRIE L EIRIEE W BNt the expenve | 10ts out of twenty-eight lots, have peti- |to be present, By order of the county |tendent, and pleasantly responded to by i gxpense of the appllcant, ~“The city of Omaha in | (PUL0 Cpyiicant. The city of ‘Omaha. in notto be | tioned for asphaltum, as follows: M. |delegate. N\ Perer Dowokri, | Mr. Hancock. BRI IT % Bottom Prices. 282C1ewk . J. O, JEWETT, City Clerk, | charged therowith. CORBILAL S Hellman, Charles Biendorf, Omaha Na- | thurs&sat. W The Nonpareil says of the presenta- : % 3 Bank, George Giaccemoni, Omaha — ion: ! : Matter of, Application of C. Rasmuseen for Liquor | Matter of Application of Win. Weckbach for Liquor | tional B 5 g , On 5 ” Glanci 5 Math dtrast from his v License. Licens Savings Bank, Mrs. Wyman, Millard| The latest Sheot Music only 0c a copy | Glancing across o | 2 { NOTICE. NOTICE. hotel, 0. C. Campbell, First National |at Edholm & Erickson’s music store, | window, where stood the horse and car- | : i i 6 j28-6t | riage, in which sat his estimable wife and | Nokics s hereby giver that . Rasmussen did v otice is hereby given that Wm. Weekback did upon | Bank, C. C. Housel on the- Thirteenth | Crounse's Block, 16th street. j28-6t | ringe, in which sat his es! um\d e wi o 'l“" | e o o o e e h day of Juse, A, D, 1888, fle his appll street petition. John A. Horbach, Geo. s childron, Mr. Huncock stood specchloss | license to sell mait, spinito fi]m' ;‘(‘;\"")N “.'1"""' i and_Vinous Liquors, at No. | Warren Smith, B. B. Wood, James Cala- L;]\lvlm, nx{n vohlm vmzmlns m\dfl“l"‘ f"t:«!“"“’ "‘“"‘;‘:"- “‘i‘::d‘lufl d“; ‘:;l'l‘““ ‘n': . { LRl TR b G g Lo SR Jdward, Omaha, Neb., from the | han, Geo, C. Towle, A, Pratt and Geo. [to the new dye house have them [utter a word. It was inde § Sumiars, 1664 11 theta.be'ho_objection, remons | sty OJuly, 1655t the11h doy of Oelober 185 | Mgl on th Thirteenth strect, petition, | cleaned, dyed and curled. Office 107 §. |well a8 proud moment to him, W January, 1884. i If there be no ofection, remonstrance or protest o ¢ e ohi¥act - - 9 strance or protest flled within two weeks from June | fled within two weeks from June 20th, A. b, 15, | John 1. Redick, §. 8. Caldwell, West & | 16th st., opposite postoftice. for testimonials of such a character 20th, 1883, the said license M‘l\l"',: nfi:‘:'fl»“ Jicant, | the said license will be psia Applioants | Fritcher and L. Woodworth on the URLBURT & Miinkr, |are rare and cunmlu_uoi a gift .inl““ i The Omaha Bee newspaper will_publish the above | The Omaha Beo newspaper will publish the above | Douglas street petition. e i the promptings of the highest regard for ‘ motice once each weok for (wo eeks A the expense | notice once each week for two weeks at the cxpente FOURTEENTH STREET. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. and approciationof the recipientas a man | 1 98 Parnom Greot L % i Omaha, Neb of uthe, abplicant. The city of Omuha lynot tobe | of tho applicant. The city of Omaha is nottobe| . 3 The FIRE INSURANCE company |and as an official. Such substantial and ) 3 S fiawk 3,0, L. 0. JEWETT, City Clerk, | SHERSa oWt R ity Clrk Thie folloming named persous;yhio Cthe | will sell at private sale at 50 cents on the | costly presents are certainly sufficient to L gt oy eeks 164-tew-dw. J.J. L. C. JEWETT, Gity Cter! 16 lots out of 28 lots comprising the o t P 2 . ! Matter of Application of Herman Smith for Liquor | Mautter of Application of H. Erdman for | Fourteenth street paving district (No, 6), d_ull:lr fl{]«)\m’ll(‘am‘ln “xlx'hlili::::h pf','t‘,';flf’? fluln'rl\l_lv.llfr:l::":‘! i:‘r‘.)- l’xlri:lflw rx::‘.l(l'.“t,;:::::: [ ] L} , Noricr HTuor Scense: T e T O o R AROIT IR B G alefcte) | woyh i WAEULY sE ¥alae iigFa) Chast Notice fa hereby given that Herman Smithdid | o NOTICE ok Apon &, DRty AT et SOHANEBIORUBAH the' ! | actyshisi 6las, and 16 1d'ma Wond e Nuper. Bl he Mator ity counell of b fo | the 50 day o unk, A. D 1aki, e hix ppieation | e 1 & asterm B B Cookee W1 FH GRS Gl UNDERWRITERS. | intendent Hancock was lost for o timo i i iXous and Vinous|Huoes st | 0.8 or and city council of Omah i ers, J. J. m, M. e o st i o v Hoonas 0 el snalty muiritoua and vinons Hauiors ab |10 Loh mal. ieitucus and Vinous. s, ab 51 | mantt, Geo. Warren Smith ond John|. The number and streot is o8 lcl}"“ f“‘:r;*"'"'“-. ISR i ! o ke B v of July, 1883, to the 11th day of | corner 10th'and Dodge street, Fourth ward, Omaha, | Greighton have signed the Fourteenth | i88ue. m&e- hen congratulations were . g e L e i th duy of | b, from the 11th day of July, 185, to the 11th day | Creighton have sig <ok R i and many were the sincere and warni i of postou St witbin Swo wesks Irom. June | of Gotobor 1683, , | street petition, Challotte Utlig, A, Pratt ORGANS AND PIANOS hand-shakes given the superintendent. RING co { ( ol A DRSS, the i ot W e Ll e D 1485, i | 2nd Geo. l'; M‘"“fi" “‘I" H“““;y ’"cl“;' Sold on mnnflllilmymunu at Tha oy abierwAsA Valll ook ahiaids ¥ L Hrrsax Swimi, Applicant. * | fled e eeke i, " | petition; Henry Hornberger, Geo. B. 2 5 i : A A ® ove | said licens Il b ed. L ERDMAN, < ger, % RICKSON'S, . 8 800 o buggy, S Ty of Oma sl vt b | [ DRSSt WL DURVEEAVAS | Brown and Claa. Graonig on tho' Douk: | | jIoRMANS GRAND BAZAR, | sxvond wellawshin for long lio und oon; MAKES THE BT a ek 4. . L. JEWETE, iy ok, | ot appheai, e ety o Gt o ot 10 e o o ned o fet ity teghton The Great Straw Hat Sale the Amerioan and Wells, Fargo & Co. \ s 18 L s Chasi 1t PIFTRRNTH STRBET. Hata tor overs body sbmost yiven away | bocason st forl s oyt cont | FANESE Silver Plated Spoons and Forks. ; e Lica e St Arpaion of B X ! The following persons who own 16 yosy ¥ 41 N so ot it il Y NOTICE. ocycd AR g 8 b e i |under mortgagee sale. each one had received just such a pre ¢ | Notice is hereby given that Mrs. M. A. Higgins NOTICE, lots out o 018, comprising.-the ; ¥ifs C. E. Wuire, ent, of [ -5, N T o At et ol et [ Notice Ia Harebsigiven st o il | teenth street paving district (No. 7), Agent for Omaha National Bank During the afternoon Mr. and Mrs, g E or and city il of Omak 1 = rn % ‘0 gent for Omaha Naf 7 g the 5 & \ i b SRt del o it Tl | Bavo potiioned fo aaphaltun, s followa i it Hunsonk foviad O Batipibaibtiie o g T ] at_No. 1524 Dodge street, Fourth ward, Omaha, ol Snd Vinous Liquory, a6 Miller & Richardson, Roswell Smith, F. Dr. Oscar Hoftman, physician and sur. | the companies present and a few intimate [ Pl . A T ST T ctnra N Ao fhe Jie | o y kg, Vorthe Tithday ofeen: | J- Ramge, N. B. Falconer, J. A. Creigh- geon, graduate of Bellevue college, N. Y- | friends in the city to_their comfortable e Ped 8 " ‘monstrance or. protest. filed within two Weel ffon | ber, 1553 ”;1 d X | 2 :uri;h E. ((‘,r]m“}]m:i Ikw;n:]renmlr: Office No. 1112 Farnam St. j7-Im | home at No, 803 Third avenue, where an g -EE E-§ { June 23rd, D. 1883, the said license will be | If there be no objection, remonstrance or protest | Jos, L. Byers, Charles J. Karbach, P.J. et : elatnat i uHah Wit rtekd o i emuan g ® B b I filed within two weeks from June 25th, A. D. 1853, X P & % R T gant 1 pros = B L T, asleeairp T ed ikl o weekd 41 Karbach and Lyman Richardson on the | Shoulder braces for gonts and ladios at | ¢ 08RG WEE SR 8 L M | T 4 F35% ’ Applicant. P 1 GREEN, Applicant, | Fifteenth street petition; J. F. Ham- | Goodman's, o tharie 24 a5 B e Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the above | The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish the above | 1ond *Geo, Warren Smith. H. W, Yates — —— y A o 2 8 fEge ti 'h week for two weeks at the expense | notice once each week for two weeks at the expense 4 A e 2 _ Summer school, commencing on ues- 2 4 ERRN-] of the appiicant. . The city f Omaha s not o be | of the applicant. The eity of Omaha is. 1ot 0 b and Geo. T, Mills on Harney street poti- CRUICKSHANK & CO day, July 10, 1883, in High school build- 8.§ gkg S charged therewith. i & charged therowith. . JEWETT, ity Clerk, | i0T 8nd Peter Goos, Geo. B. Lake, J. P, ing for Gth, 7th, 8th grades and High g8 858§ 178-2t-lewk _J. J. L. C. JEWETT, City Cleak. 172:2w-lew J.J. L €. JE! , City : ¢tk | F. Sheeley and Edholm & Erickson Arostill continuing their great sale of nchl.‘xl pup‘iluA vT“mm‘ 81,00 per wock. g 2. 2 §: 5 " Matter of A.-pue.unnllficflmu Joseph for Liquor | Matter of p\|q\ll‘l‘g:1|1‘l;::;n”:elm;u(()r Dreher for 4;11 the lD"l'lgllm street ‘_pstmu}vll, and Laces, made up Lace Goods, Silk Wraps, | For further particulars call on or address & Ez:;.; e L8 3 Nom NoTIC John I Redick on the Sixteonth street | Dopgaticn, otc., otc. Roceived thia| N. Learnod at. High school or at 1809 ngfw gy Notice is hereby given that Chas. Joseph did on | Notice is hereby given Victor Dreher dia | Petition. . .. |morning all the newest shades in Rib- | Farnam St. je28-2t il ° 8 - the 26th day of June, A. D. 1838, 1:])0 h':- ?)lplhrlflon upon theh'l.'im day of Yu[v;r, A ‘1;».\,. flf fl;“'('""‘fi ‘These people own a very large majority bons, Orange, Mandarin, Nile and Cac- = gfi ChY 8 3 | 42 e, ot o iom i | Sl spriciows. . snows agors ot | o tho property in thieso ive paving dis- | tus, also n full line of Black Velvet Rib- Neckwear. EFde 2 i ner of Eighteenth and Castellar streets, First ward, | 24th and Mason street, ond ~ ward, Omaha, | tricts, and will pay the bill for the pave- bon, widths 2 to 22, These goods have M5 Daat ntvlea ht. Bamae s =P g S8 { ©Omaha, Neb., from the 11th day of July, 1853, to the | Neb., from the 11th day of July 1583, to thu 11th day | ;nont’of these districts, and after much il e tlgatay /3 1 & he best sty! e s, == 5 advanced 25 per cent within the last two g 22 Tesiontiianco o protest Aled wikhin (v voels ftom | * I shete ba . oblecton, remanstrsnce o protest | discussion and long deliberation have ex- | weeks. but s wa s cipated an advance PO CHES g 2 onstrance or protest filed within two woe e be no_objection, remonstranc . . 3 s wo i i 5‘\:,“”‘.\.2'.», |'§ax.me»-m license will be granted. | filed within two weeks from June 25th A. D. 1883, the | pregsed themselves in the most decided wé lm;'e bought very largely, and are| chine Oil in quantities to suit at B et §,2 5 o Thé Omah Hee newaier wil publish. the. bove | - ocme Will be TRed. ek, Appiicant, | manner possible, in black and white, in | thus: enabled to sell them st the old | Goodman's. AR 3 E.E'. —'E H §. notice once each week for two weeks at the expense | Tir OMAHA Bxk newspaper will publish the above | favor of Trinidad asphaltum on a cement prices, while our present stock lasts. AN'S GRAND BAZAR st -5 - 2 i Hen of the spplicant. ~The city of Ommha is not to be | notice once each week for two week at the vxpense | oonorete base, and the servants of the A. CRUICKSHANK & CO. HICKMAN b} ZAR. ,a . { charged therewith, 3 of the applicant. The city of Omaha s not to be neoplo. the Tiasee and T esimail shaull 3 g Stk Mitts! Sitk Mitts! E: 5 8 ) | 226-2t-lewk J.J. L. C. JEWETT, City Clerk, tharged therwwith, 3ed. hulm;r&"k P Pt ke A Y it delis e it fi At loss than half pri der Mortgagee Mg E dachhd g | gran ayer without delay and wi t less than half price under Moy 1 o E | Matter of Application of A. Black for Liquor Li- or ooy | BE€8 pleasure. To do otherwise, and TRADE NOTES. Sale. A fullline, Al new colors, All 5 s.&s i ) cense. Matter of Application of Huns Theilgaand for Liquor | force upon these tax payers s material — ha haw atvlos . [, W aid HEY NOTICE. License, 0 o . YA 4 588 Bk | 5 they have not asked for, would be a gross —Fireworks and flags! Field & Farns- C, E. Waite, x2S on S ot ey o1 Sunes . . 1883, e hi spRGAon b0 | Notice i hereby sivan vhar Hans Theilgaard aid | IJUStice and insult, worth, 2115 Cuming, keep a, very large Agent for Omaha National Bank. e —§§ °8 the mayoe and city council of Omaha for license o | yion the 25th day of June A. D, 1883, file his appliea- e —— | assortment. Call and see them. “Smoke JAck Rosk.” - sell malt, wpiritous and vinous liquors at corner | tioy to the mayor and eity council of Omaha, for li. | Jewelry, Watches and Clocks and Sil- thur sat&mon = —— B ;"g ‘Thirteenth and Division Streets, second ward, Omaha, | conse to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors at 8. verware at prices to suit all at Edholm & © © Neb, from tho 8rd day of July, 1583, to the "Srd day | i corner oth and Laavenworth strect, First. ward, | YT AL R all at Edholm —Fruits and vegetables fresh daily at| Frederick, leading hatter, 15th and g | of October, 1883. If there be no objection, Omaha, Neb., from the 11th day of July 1853, to the | Erickson’s. j28-2t 0 > P ‘ y g 0 4 ¥ monstrance or protest filed within two weeks from | 11¢h day of Octobe 11885, | —— Taggart's, corner 23d and Cuming. Farnam, carries by far the largest an {1 June 20th, A. D. 1883, the said license will be grant- | jf there be no objection, remonstrance or protest KNIGHTS OF HONOR, 26-6t best selected stock of all kinds of Hats. 1 od. BuAck, Applicant. | filed within two weeks from June 25th, A, D. 1583, ol o vt g e P G g e i The Omata Bee newspaper will Jublish the wbove | the said icense will e granted. Appticant, | Oha Lodge 829, All members are re-| _F reworks, Flags, Lanterns and 4th tlmmln muz; nd lm- :l::- :l,(} by o E N OY i once WG wes| HAN ), 3 i i ol g ind most d end, charged therewith, notice once each week for two weeks at the expense | arrange for the funeral of Brother King. | & Co's. 80mylmo y 4 Mt Ey 225-2t-lewk 4. J. L C. JEWETT, City Clerk. | of the applicant, The city of Omaha is ot to be NicHoLAs ITTNER, o d oA o gufii';:r;"ruct styles and save money. charged therewith. - L C. Juwrr, . . ur own importation of fresh Havana _2t. A B Matter of Application of Jno. G. Brand for Liquor | 102 2wiew Gk, |T- G Mml’!:;:;wr Dictator. | . gara just in at Max Meyer & Co.'s, o }{_m“l.{(-.t s A A ’ | e SR 30-1m ERG 0. NOTICE. : = ¥ : MODISTE FRANCAIS . i Notice is hereby given that Jno. G. Brandt did | Matter of Application of Roenfeldt & Fedde for Liquor | For Firewor! nd Hammocks go to| —We sell furniture, carpet and house- Y o P S. FRANCE. Wh J 4 N b ' ! pom the 28 Gy ot Sune, A D, 85, e s it Limoss Win, Gentleman! hold " goods_cheaper 'than any house in| , LATE OF PARIS, FRANCE, =~ olesale Jeweler, oma-h&, eD. i cation €0 the mayor and city council of Omah for NOTICE. e —— o T i 4 J A | e | Licengeto el mat, spirituous and vinous llquors st | Notico is hereby given that Roenteldt & Fedde aid | Webber Pianos— town, 1212 Fanain stroet, 7jlm Davenport, have opened with a fine ! Neb., from the 11th day of Jul, 1853, to the 11th | UPon the 26th day of June A. 1. 1853, fle their appli Hardman Pianos— —Hammocks $1.00 and $2.00 each at | stock of MILLINERY, which includes i day of October, 1853. If there be no_objection, re- | & ] oty counail ok Dome Yol Lindeman Pianos— Max Meyer & Co my30 1m |all the latest PARISIAN STYLES, i Foariaitos pr e (ied ¥ithia byo wesks om | Neb., from the Smith American Pianos— e St bought personally at PARIS. | o "5 Sohn G, Brandt, Applicant. day o July 1088, %0 he 113 day.of Cisloles 1980 and several kinds of organs at Edholm & Wil & WESTBERG'S lu\l)JEN are invited to call and exam- i The Omaha Hee newmpaper will publish the above | pied Wit S wecks from Sunesth A, D. 14, the | Erickson’s music store, 113 North 16th ! ine our ELEGANT stock. o . wppicant. The' clvy o v 1 ok b | 4 cense will b granted "% 0 B¢ Orounse blook, jo28.4¢ SPECIAL COLUMN, HIRSHBERG & CO. : i «charged therewith, " ORETRLRT. oo, Applicant P ouat] R G4 o ; N ~ —— i ! Sl g Tie Owana Bux newspaper will publisi the above ELEGANT LINE OF LAWNS FROM g BALLOONS, 18-2-lewk J. J. L. €. JEWETT, City Clerk. ";"Efi“':""ffi? w-n..!‘:: i':’;‘:v"m“:‘:: the expense THE LACE COUNTER 5 10 260, FOURTH OF JULY, i Matter of Application of Edward Mauer for | charged herewit. L C At 8. P. Morse & Co.'s continues to be| REDUCED from 8} to be. ¥ Liquor Liosowe, y o7 e W efk | the cantro of attpation in_ their palatial | REDUCED from 10 to 124 il o il Ty lr B I‘a[: Ils NOTICE, 5 : | establishment. This morning we open | Call and be sure to EXAMINE them | - ¢ Alioo e g I sure to EXAMINE . ) Noticn ls hereby given that Bdward Maurer did | Matter of Application of Al Shannon for Liquor | frogh lines of all the new cotton laces |at WIIG & WESTBERG The celebration of the Fougth of July i Tiication 1o the Taayor and "city cotingll of Omsais 15 NOTIC jpurchased at a great sacrifice, and wo | PARASOLS, PARASOLS |\, A, 0, H. and their frionds at SEND FOR PRICE LIST TO THE HEANQUARTERS. m-:ll malt, :p.mu.m nd vinous ||1‘. ;rn.ul Notice is hereby given that Alice ¢ the early wholesale pri in New |FAN FANS H 118 iRtk rac{Kes e hoiathia At ik 214 Farnam' street, 3rd ward, Omaha Neb., Frder . COmBAriaon with GB® Dreasnt ra. 'S « | Hascall's i pr o1 " 3 r 1853, se pirituo ISE i D " > i " ; 1 there be no objection on remonstrance or protest | sot: Omaha, Nob., WHOLESALE PRICE. Ovn needs before the FOURTH, and the | signified his intentions of coming to . ! filed within two weeks from June 23d, A. . 1883, | 183, t0 the 11th day of Ot | Hand-wade Torchon Lace, argest ASSO! TENTS and the LOW- | Omaha that day, and who will xlull\vrl.hn- the said license will be_granted. 11 Shars ha ) o : ) DW. MAURER, Applicant fled il Loenieamn, 1 Bretonne Lausanne, Duches: > had at | oration at the park in the forenoon, The The Omaha Bee newspaper will publish t wald lic will be 1‘lllh-unl‘(\’nlmun- Vale 'ESTBERG'S | progamme will consist of Inhmung\ run. i 0 | LACK SHANNON, per B. Shannon, Ap 85 ¢ Mysore, Alcencon N MINT R 2 g ck racing, pole elimbing, ete., ete of the applicant. T oy AT vansctoc B Shaomon, AT . FINE FINE SHOJ | ning, sack racing, pole 'llm' g oko, of i i charged there with. J. J. L. C. JEWETT City Clerk ice once each week for two week: IF YOU 3D A FINE pair of shoes | The great ure of the day will be in 161:2w-o0w [ of the applicant. : i e 5, BAL SON | the contest for the gold medal to be GU NS Matter ot Applieaton of K. O Conmor for Liqior | SPATES8 Sherewic, ! vo the advaniago of a I..M,:.,.u ghior or hushand - yon o |awarded to the bund playing the Shest| § o ,P i T]NG GOBDS License 08- 2 1ew | buyer in New York whosecures these bar e B g A e o e eVeral Bands’ fur tha ‘Mata N anD i NOTIC PR Sk it 04 gains from importers anxious to close | find SHOES from ~ the CHEAPEST | musi 4 4 Hata ( ) ] ; Notice is hereby given that ¥d. O'Cony | stock before July 1st, |{GRADE in the MARKET up to the | Will compete for this fliso 1 ‘“’” \‘ an | Q\J\P\\\b‘r - R A NER. n che fath duy ot fune A . 1%, e e apiic: | "5, B, MORSE & 00, | VERY FINEST HAND TURNED and | exciting conteat. Asal the railrands run. Blan ba Sha eaer 40 G souncl of ouaba, Jor. 1 k | bl HAND SEWED FRENCH KID SHOES | ning uun;h;- gity. lmve ruluood. their No. 802 N. 10th strect, ¥ifth war Neb | Death of My hos, Curry, MANUFACTURED, at PRICES rates on that day it is ¢ ly, 1553, to the 1ith day of from the 11th day of J ;- cted to have g my ot Ly b et J. H. CIBSON, S e LR e o 0 AUV WANTRACTORY. | egraph office in this city, died at 11 a, m, WIIG & WESTBERG'S PIRG ot by s g B s g T Y | L IS \ : casnvor s UNDERSOLD, LK | Patd for any case of nervous weakness,tossornerve | Mrs. Thomas Curry, the wife of the|UANNOT 1 LD. 1 0 objection, remonstrance or protest | pewer,seminal losses, caused b s ook From June Mekh, A D. 1800, ch remalure oid ade. IHmors said license will be granted. Ep, O'Coxxor, at one packi e of MY R a8 i e, 'No matter who re you. Indorsed by leadi: by eminent physiclans as th Applicants. Bre newspaper will publish th above notice once each week for two woeks at the cxpense eminent physicis yesterday, ‘aftera lingering illncss of many ADVERTISEMENT. wllas o Xt Oarmal, Fe, Heyaosl inet Wege CORNER TWELFTH AND HOWARD TRENTE, i S 31 O e months. Remember the place, Enploys over five hundred mon | € IVE A ELA., - - - wE. 170-2wlew City ¢ - = N¥E. ) - Mrs, Curry, up to the time of her Corner 10th and Jackson. and boys, Particular attention given to repairing. Satis act (n guaranteed, !