Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1883, Page 8

ra 8 [~ THE DALY = DALILY BiE-OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBI & 6. 1%, \D RE THE UNITARIANS, — - - o 4 » | ROMANCE AND REALITY. \\',‘ f_‘,“\"}.’(f‘i‘l'";l“,j"“"}L“;‘,,J‘”A.,’l’,"‘,.','.Tf,}‘ et < ) ‘ . ' BEE. n . button A Mecting led at n the Two T Felled Weellh of the UFiGflIflI‘]‘\',l'}'.'(l‘.‘filyfj} T",',‘;v‘n‘fly‘.‘»'m in lar 1ie Priesthood. | Last n,m..u. his Month. department,” the words | Changes andTransfers in the Catho- o capitals OMAHA- . AR W) HARATARRRNNA RN v VRN Saturday Morning, October 6. . than $750, and s single lettot, “D,” s . e in the priesthood of (u‘ Cathe :,.. “.{| h‘\_ o sl oot at Lin- / i ' > e wmiflon 3 valued Horo aro. gloves, trim- | church in Omaha and vicinity during the |oln, Nebraska, Ostober 30 and i i LOCAL BREVITIES | The Mm,l}ln“”t Stock of A.| v iwand all kinds of orna- | present week, Rey. Father English, wl Bolieying that the timo has come for a | ¥ 2 i | Cruickshank & Co. ments. One of the greatest novelties ;u“‘: has had charge of St. Philomena’s cathe- | united effort, on the part of all persons 2 2 . | very beautiful indeed is the case SiK | qral for many years, has been transferred | in the Missouri Valley, who —Save money. Send to 15, Fearon,wholesale applique ornaments for transfer to fancy Siotin R of IC W | Wb AN oy Secet ot 101 AL A . = 56 L, Tok gl T ] ills the % Paloonsr| work or svening dresses, Ixeter, Neb., and left for his ne gother f clgar and tobaceo dealer, for prico it ‘Whmh Fills the New Falconer v ik or aveningdromm, R TR sraotea it i | and o6, by the methe of PO T S —_— T Primaries for the Republican District Jn Block from Basement | of ‘ribhons. Theso are all, arranged with | seldom been a separation botween pastor | we, therefore, who have united our LAl et AL LU AL S ROTER RO S e Y ik Roof. [regard to color, and the effect [y agoa e ST R caused such | together to ciphiasize righteousnes | Castorinpromotes Digestion | Whatgives our Childron roey chooks, ST HOW Catt bace at the driviog, park Y [l lis_ simply ndescribable, the B I s Lt s B | to push forward religious progress, u and overcomes Flatulenicy, Constipa: | 1 et e their fovems, e e N ogta povtioned one wesk on acoount of & bad . fulling - on _them ~reflveting _every | s0rw *:“1 I"--'Im-' s the depnriurs of |y all of whatever name, vho arein | tion, Sour Stomach, Didrthaen, il | vy v ot ey by Tum, The Gra RN T Y esters e of the 1how wove this o Father English. iing to this city general sympathy with our liberal relig Fe shness. Jnsures health and | what cures their colie, Kills their worma, k‘i‘;;flfl' Betweon Paxton Hotel and LA oL i R \3;:| w; - ul,‘h“vlul,l line \u{ \l.uh'v ”“..NIL f.‘\l\ I)‘mw“kl:, I. t \H atranger, he en :M, :‘i‘ A."‘”,. ,‘H‘,’q\':‘lq:( y meet with us| natural sleep, without morphine. i But Castoria, day & d to Continue To-Night. What quickly enres Constipation, office a plain, child's bracelet. Finder § | Wear, Fichus in hand run, Oriental | deared himself to all classes and condi- |in open conference. Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, leave it at this office. . Black and Cream Lace, Spanish Lace, | ditions by his never ceasing cilor Accommodations for a limited m\v'n\»vrl e Castorin s so wellaanptod to Children that Lut Castorim, —The friends of Mr. Mose Barkalow gave [ 11y a1] the works of poctry or roman Fichus, Scarfs, ete. Therc Iso along | help all in need of spiritual or temporal | have already been sceured and we hoy L pecomuiend {tassuperior (o any prosctiption | warewel then to Morphine Syrups, nil Hail Castorlag Castor Oil and ¥ to arrange for the entertainment of may attend [ " | caso of Colored Velvet Ribbons and Fans. | comforts. A man of few words but many ¢ the Millard, | . 1 | The center space in the front of the |deeds, he was the fave of the congre fare- him a German last nigl well hop before Lifs departurs to Santa Fe. &2 Portland Ave. there is no more fascinating and attrs ooklyn, N, Y. Sate foe Bals—A. niodium sizod Mouler, | Hi¥e oreation of fancy than that of the store, is filled by gation, whether at the bedside of the duced rates over all railroads cen Bahmann & Co. M'fg, nearly at & bar. | venturous and enterprising merchant of A PRETTY ASSORTMENT sick, at the buptimal font or ué tho mar- | tering in Linc: In will bo secured. | CENTAUR LINIMENT—un absoluto curo for Rheumae % Tl 4 a o 80 ous voyages into | [ riago alt @ goes to southwest Ne-| A srsons attending will address | AL ey Bagdad, whoso soven famons SOmos i | of iy’ Cotton Unaerwear, Embroi- | jt ity B e S 8¢y SERIER e, Neb., assoon | t1S, Spratus, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Fence complaint is being heard in all di- | unknown countries, and many thrilling 4 [ braska witl jod 8 . G I | derics and Cors f propereffort in the | experiences, resulted in hisalways return- | Leaving this s richost | conter counte Rev. Father O'Connor, who has man- [as possible. On and after October 26 trating Pain-relieving and Houaling Remedy known to man. aged the parish of Fremont for many |adiress Lincoln, Neb, ; : years, has been transfeired to this city, | Tuos, L. Kivpary, Exocn Powers, and it is reported that he will take | Secretary. President. nd returning to the next to the west the small wear lepartment, is lovely dis- goods of the il € Jlay of knit Hero is also [0 1t U 2 der and admiration of every one and the | B COE1Ge hand bags in plush, | Sk of the Cath A G onvy of many, the two oposito foelings | real seal, Russia leathor and real alliga. | father ranks high in the pric ssulted in the story | tor, the prices running from 75 cents to | 1748 and having many friends already E a_ E ! ‘!‘) T YT LR R rections about the | dlirection of trect cloaning. _ | ing to his home with stores of th Nobraska association has been unani- Bast, Whish tore Lo Wors mously admitted to the general conference Freo Baptists at Minneapolis. —*“Muldoon's Picnic,” one of the most Taughable shows traveling, will hold forth at |combmed, having the Academy of Music on the 15th of Octo- | being told and beeome the favorite one £6 and the assortment being the {inest of the kind ever brought to the city. in the city, he will soon be at home he EAD rn SEWIN Father Jeannette, who had char of St. Philomena’s in the interim be- tween the death of Bishop O'Gorman and the consecration of the Right Re Bishop O'Connor, is back in Omal 1 ber. among all Oriental tales. The ght disorderlios stralghtencd out in the SR AR IRty " police court yesterday. The police kee ke s dty pretty well cloaned up as far na bud -mer e e e endured the hardships and vicissitudes domestics occupy the opposite | , having been necessarily moved up sailor-merchant | from their former place in the basement TO OBTAIN MORE SPACE [ s g TORPID BOWLLS, to DISORDERED LIVER, renowned characters go. Dean Millspaugh, of this city, has been placed on the standing committto on the state of the church by the Protestant Episcopal of his soven voyages to amass, would to- day cut but a sorry figure compared with the costly stuffs which are gathered to- down there for other goods. Cruickshank & Co. carry the largest line of domestics in_the city, and discount all others in prices, they buying only case lots and ob- stay, for some time at lea It is said he will tako charge of the South Omaha church, which was recentty built through the efforts of the enterprising Catholics and MALARI general convention, —The roller skating rink opened again in gether to-day from all parts of the world | taining these goods at the mills, and thus | in that growing neighborhood. Father by the merchants of this century,who are | saving jobbers’ profits, they are enabled | Jeannette is warmly welcomed back to,the From thicse sources artso toice-fonrths of thie disensos of the huwci ruce. These tynptoms indicate thel T.ous of Appetite, Bowels co - nehe, fullness after ) cxertion of Lody 0= . w of Tood, Pt ! N,mne";)»L:::.h::{i::;:::; tho susblets | 4ided by tho genii Steam and Electricity, | 10 0 T do in the | Gato City. it S F 2y ahca 1S ENTIRELY of Bome o c n., 8 A% way of prices. - — J v 1Ly cola . § 4 ! That this is no exaggerated illustration 2 i 0 Hearty I) EATION. tn tations were issued to the reception. . 55! And right here we may add that in this These are Solis Facts. i and do- e ToducC 0 mer, —The president. of the Board of Public|Will be readily believed by those who | magnificent store A. Cruickshank & a dreot erican Industl'y ! The best bl o, the rent of | or ever il A. Cruckshank & Co., and witnessed | 4 row of offices on the cast side and their | humanit\ truly tem regulut- i of wnflering Bitters. Inactivi wd purifier and & within the iy Blectric TUTT 10n the noving Asal d jual. Their ae 115 2160 prompt; T last night visited the magniticent store of | Co, ‘et practically rent fr PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS.TO BE Works says that the reason the streot cleaning 1is not being used is probably because tho 0 umenitiey i h oy oy ot b e ity L o gl sl Ul W, St P it THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD 0 GRAND DISPLAY ying interest on all the money invested. | Pition, Weak Kidueys, o R s i A e [ paying inte y iny s organs, or whooves abpes sound 3 - o e o D Awso. | Of, Zoods which they exhibitod at their | From the figures wo have scen it costs | Uy dnte or mild schuniait, will siways | Sinand iy FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. i e s ; fall opening, and which, under the bril- | them just half to sell theso goods that it | find Electric Bitters th 1only certain | {US TR NN t Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by clation met last night at the office of J. J. Points, in Creighton Block, to arrange for | o1 wor glow of myriads of gas jets, | often beon a mystery to the public how thoir annual banquot, which oocurs sometimo | foryed a sceno not to be exceeded by | this firm could sell their_goods so much this month, and for the election of officers for | sny dream of an imaginative mind. less than Chicago or New York and the year, 1t is scarcely a month sinco Tre Bre | this is —The Thermometar at Max Moyer & Bros, | deseribed the now block in which the indicated the following from 12 M. yestorday | irm has located, its vast frontage, com- light and the | costs the large Eastern houses. Tt has | cure kiown. The and g ery bottle guaranteed to give entir m or money refunded. Sold bottle by C, K. Goodman — THE TOURIS liant rays of the electri ii:| ANTIOOTE 1O MALARIA _HENRY FUHRMAN, Fromont, Neb, 0 cents paLani e G2, == ) Rk 1 s t by express on T—Furnished room, 1816 Dodge street. Apply to Mrs. 16284 THE ®XPLANATIC Tencd rooms on the northwest | 2§ acre lots, west, $500. Passing on to the next department we g t C Are a i 5 iog’. vents' | Another Immense House and Much il “OR RE: acre lots, west, 8500, Gl 12 M. today: 12 im. 46°; 2 p. m., |modious rooms and raro ad find there a big stock of ladies’, gents G hurra 5 o : : ::, B “,,; g ;:'m 0 m"“';_ the purposes for which it is designed. | and childeen’s underwear, well arranged Applaunse, PeANIAL OF USEFDL P quire at A. Hospe's Art and Music Hall Tk ‘,(;a S ‘5, St mr\» 5 |1t was then stated that it had been|and very attractive, and opposite this, on e | S & ) o it 0B IewaryAnd IBATK ! -, 619 128, m. B8°. | ghed through with an enterprise un- | the west side of the building, the hosery TTORS | Con Sbarrele per day. . Reser. —The croswalks at the intersection of 1ith | 5 5 g OTICES. i at AR The “Tourists in a P. P. ¢.” whohave | SPIRCIALL sdented 1 this city, by the|dcpartment, which is one of the most will rent with or without i avelled as fa a 2 > land with the proy AMES’, Farnam Street. and Farnam troots are being kopt dry by a [owner aud partner in ~ tho firm | remarkable in the wholo store, Tho ar- | (rovelled as far as Omuha, and stopping L L e e e s e porter in the employ of 8, P. Morso & Cc N. B, FALCONER. ray is endless and what cannot be found | their car last mght at Boyd's were greeted | y2-gpecials win Posittvely not be inserted BN AR | (] e L i A A L who seem bound to afford our ladies every | Not only Mr. Falconer but every citizen | in'it in the way of hosiery would be hard | by an unusually Jarge house. facility for visiting their store, now filled with | or visitor to thestore cannot but be proud | to discover. The firm imports g.ll its ho- | Jery, cularly, was packed, and to the the finest stock in tho weet, all bought for | that Omaha can hoast of such an estab- | siery from the manufacturers direct, and Jlay was directed. unless paid in advance. 13005 JORRENT. F wife, 111 o = Creston Towa. Tots 50x160, nes Asuite of rooms for gentleman and Lots 50X 160, 1 11th street. f R gallery much of the LE- £1x room house on 18th St. §2.700. — - o spot cash, lishment and mustadmit that the store of | in this as in other departments they take ke . i [\OR RE! A v 1, x room house new, 100 feet from Park ave. —Mr, John W. Fox was marrled to Miss | rich fabrics within its wally justifies the | the lead. The decorations on the walls 'Ell!m "“)"f had s . Le Voyage g Bt voom w0 T mhae b PR I Y i . Hattie Donahue, Wednesday morning at St, | apparently lavish expenditure of work unique, the lotters “A. C. & Co.,” | Suisso,"a play very similar,wero propared | TOR RENT—Two unfurnishad rooms at §7.00 per | g, ‘i 10 houso 2ith St south of Creighton Callege, Barnabaw church by Rev. John Williams, | 814 money it cost the builder. Notwith- | being formed of various sized and vari- | fo¢ compative crticisin, but, With the : X' month, st 1014 Webster strect. 9961t st AMES, 16 8 Farnam. 5 i " | standing the inclement weather and the [ colored hose and sct off by huge Japanese | ©Xception that there were no astonishing L q OR 1 nished rooms, single and for light | TOOR SALE—_Two portable 10 horse Mr. and Mrs. Fox have gone to Girand Island the acrobatic feats in this, the one perform. Y TO LOAN—The lowest rates of interest rooms, single and for ligh! R SALE—Two portable boilers, 10 horse power! s the first part of thelr . | outrageous condition of the streets the |fans of the same material. N : ) )“ Il ,“' '“15th & Douglas. b houseks Beemer's block, corner §th and Apply at 4 D. FITZPATRICK, Y e retidenco of M Tosorh Tox. Mmoot e [ brond doors were thrown wide open at 7| A corner here is devoted to gents’|ahce Was fuite up to the other. Whe SoMM 2 il ki T e CLEL DU o rosidouco of Mr, Josoph Fox, fathor of tho | g'olock last might for the public|neck-wear of the nowest styles, and of | Fepresentation of the interior of a sleep- 0 RENT— Largo, newly furnished room 1013 | J4'0% SALE PR ILLIES ing car was capitally done. 833-8§ JOR RENT—1720 Capitol Avenue, elegant_ ished rooms. Gentleman and wife or | Hot and cold water. All couveniences, 0o to enter and inspect the new goods | this, too, thore is g car [ —The Industrial School connected with | which filled windows, shelves and AN IMMENSE STOCK. To-night and this afternoon Trimty church, a valuablo institution, opens | counters, hung suspended from| The wall above 18 docorated with o | Planters Wife” holds the boards, and if next Saturday morning at ton o'clock in the | pillars, walls and ceiling, and formed a|cross, wheel, heart, diamond and spade, | 9n¢ can judge by the style of the adver- ONEY LOANED—On Chattel mortgage, room 7 | 4 Chicago stre 3 X Lots, Donecken’s addition, $150 to $100. ‘The | (V1 Nebraskn National Bank Building. 184- t1 == ' Lots, Donecken’s addition, 150 to $10 Lots, Donecken’s addition. $160 to 840 Lots, Lonceken's addition, $150 to $ 00, 90441 AMES', Farnam street. ONEY TO LOAN—J. T, Beatty oans on _property, 213 South 14th § HELP WANTED, chapel, corner 18th and Capitol Avenue, | combination which for arrangement, tasto | composed of ties and scarfs, Laingidouenthoptreupsgiandsthofiaoung T RENT. el furishod rooms 15th S bet. | It SALE=Two lts, dosirabl ocaion and chege: —Ti 2's Wi, Win —On aud aftor this |and exquisite’ blending of color has, wo| At tho south ond of this aislo is a [Must be first-class i e s e e LG TOTIN 07851 ach §E16, on’ gondtorms. Inquiro. t, i date tho Cozzens will charge $2.00 por day and 'wlmlm poves hlt;m eq\mlhx the West | big stock of fi\phyrn. -}f:ld m.]& c:"lblo AMONG THII POOR. WA Kebraska Teipuno, 1h02 Farmamt. | FO0R RENT Furshed rooms. N, & 254 and Da- A oae TrTIorar T will give the best acoommodations for that |8nywhere. BE reporter was among | per eunce, sold everywhere elso at 7 A i 2 " Vouport strects, 81065 N Joth St rios in the world. P, Russxy & Co, the visitors last evening and desiring to | cents, and flanking this department i £ S e T, R RENTE e i ihad o e Four choice 1ot on 20th Bt Toog B . S noko'a fow o the many tractivo fenicos | stacks of blankots wid comforts aro piled | 10POF 0T Oley Misslon Worlk, for Scp- | Y ATIED-—A good duivasier st i bt | JOOU LT, i, foom e G D il of the opening was kindl ; i | up to the very coiling. or, 1883, by Mra. H. B. - — | A LET Nicaly i) e i DoisTa i streot 77 Toot Trontie; —Having just recoived largo quantition of [y - untii-: u“:hm,lm;;my“h"“" througli P i mc’,’,’;ul w,’;y Above arhishie Fuller. WV ANTED. Firstclassbarber ot Joo Gorby'a bar. R oy riiialstonm i alougan © ol houe $4.000. - 6L1-m “.'_" furniture in new and handsome designs, wo 2 ber shop, 06 N, 10th 8t 16068 —Good business chances at 217 N. 1668 bo reached by a grand staircase, is the - 2 offico of the firm and Mr. Falconer's private office, tho latter of which is fitted up in the most clegant stylo, aftor the Furnished rooms with board 1808 Cali- £20-1mo- DAY AND NIGHT. Mention has already been made of the J. L. MARBLE. tako ploasure in inviting tho public, and es- pecially those who contemplating furnishing, 0 y o call and look through our stock, To thore | excollent light afforded by day wishing to. purchaso wo ave propared to make | tPFough big windows on threo lower prices than have ever boforeboen offered, | *id¢8 | of tho building = and _this 4 ! : advantage is equally remarkablo at night. Guas. Suivkuicr, 1200, 1208 and 1210 Farmain | Gy jots gloam in overy part of tho spa g cious salesroom, and in_two of the big A —The proceeds from the game of the U. P. | ghow windows an olectric light is located, | ) e ; irty-six garments, I think baso ball olub and & picked uine this | the combined offuet boing more bosutirul | WCh ar¢ filled with tho most beautiful fhirtysix gurmenipaliehinle afternoon go, to George Baker, the change | than can be d ANTED —A dish washer at Metropolitan Hotel. Have worked about 180 hours in the | VY ANTEDS = last four weeks Fower visits were made on account of the fair, whero much of my . 6th and Butcher 1mo wain, a small + osler, e Inquire at th '\".\rh'r:n “Cook and chamber maid, wages £4.00 I, Pierce St. Good building for groc taste of Mr. F., which is unexceptiona- | %! 008 north 16th St. 757108 | shop. ble in overything. The bulk of the space | time for the week was spent. There has VW ANTED-A good, competent I3, however, occupied as a cleak room, | been little call for help, only a small | JfWerk Applysoutheust corur 5t. Mary ave SUES 10 RENT=g1 the walls lined with amount of provisions being given, and | - = —,H and rooms to roat. \ FTANTED-A good girl for general housework, | upward. Vacant lots in Apply to 1918 Farnham af er 6 p. w. 146 9§ | for sale or exchang JF0% BENT-A cozy littlo furnished room, to lady ouly, for $6.00, 2000 Cass strect. 84611 jyments, Huruey street, $2,000, ed, good houso and barn, par month, Htoros ce for sale 3500 Farmlands house, lot 46x180, Harne 8 room house, two lots, stakle 902-t1 AME UNSBURY & MARTIN . corner 15th and Farnam. and costly goods. Among the notabla| There have been, however, a few cases erman girl for general house- | Real Estate Agen Ag cribed, Since tho capacity catcher of the club who is now lymg sick at [ of tho store was doubled, the stock has which wo cannot detail too fully, | where families were really suffering for W Tnqu heast corner 20th and_Har I & 746-t1 PECK, Opposite P. 0. 8t. Louis. Ticks i1l b I AL 1 f garment of cut plush and | o0e of1edding. In one of these a child |26 Ftreets 145-61 Fuum..\-r Nicely furnished rooms for the winter. A first clise second Laid t0p bug t. Louis. Tickets will be sold for twenty-five [ been largely increased, and never was it trimmed with *‘rat-tail” plush fringe edding. one €80 & C — Tuquire at cast side 18th 8t between Douglas & 10 Harney et ot cents, and no charge will be made for the |80 well displayed as at present, 50 | has died, and the mother and three other 2D~ Swall gicl in family of two to attend | Dodge. 708 tf = Y Also a novelty in the plush, Newmarkot grand ":‘“"L THE WINDOWS ulstor, with Nowmarket Jersoys, cloaks —A six foot ton man by the namo of M. H. | aro dressod in the most artistic style and |in Matelasse, Astrachan and ‘imported Davis, from Des Moines, abused a littlefellow | are tho first objects which catch t{lu eye | goods of every descript on, L louco and businces property in t5 of Omaha, and_Farm Lands in all parte BEDFORD & SOUEI, 2 8. 14¢th ¢, bet. Farnan and Dougls, ¢ children are sick, The need has been J. CANAN & CO. DOR RENT—Residonoes and storobuildings. B supplied by the kindness of friends, A, FORD & SOUER, Real Estate Agency. Office pair of now blankels was donated by | VAZANTED Two cood giris, one ns cook and ono | e 111 Strech bebwoon Farnamwnd Do | UG-t f i : Mus, Charlton, and packages of second- dwork ut N W, cor, Caas ar 4 CHANGE—Full lot_and_thres by the name of Pond, in Hornberger's saloon | upon approaching tho house. The| The embroidered Jersoys are very pret- | poa o ¥ 3 PG | ptreots 1 ROk use C of 1ith and Pacitio streets, | Thursd: X ) D (o hand clothing and quilts, by others. e =) o L stable, , on N. W. corner 20th and Cuming south Omaha. Also 160 s of land 2 urs lyl:u; not allowing himn some monoy :mo ‘:’n :u) Ijl{rn;:r of lllunugllxnn 'm!“l I-I;\f» ty ru:d tlusgmjimmt w‘} flrl:mur:d l'r“"ll' A temporary home has been found for co profta lling our | irects, now ociuplod Iy Charles ¥, Manderson - ud building stock ot for & watc] wan oenth streots is torraced with rich silks | ises to retain its popularity next year to 5 SR, for circt quire upon premises until October 1st, when possess- ith strect. Will exchange for tch ho wanted to dispose of. This oy Y A a babo given up by its sick mother. An- | S0y e o] fon will ba ive " w lands, - Furthor particnlars at Goo, The firm have Pond resentod, and pitchel into the tali chap | i1 blacks, colors and fancy patterns, and |as great a degroe as this, Auction sale of house lwlgs’uo«ln MERAILEY & Gins i 4 other mother has given adoption papers h. -t | H. Peterson hing Store, 804 Tenth street. with billiard cus, banging his head up oon. | HoFe, very uppropnntul‘y. is located ono [ulready sent over a big order for | gL/ RENN T BV SLOPTOR DO | 106 Frauklin £t., Chiugo, L T s o0 e og-cod-tt siderably, Davis had his wounds dressed in | tho electric lights, the sheen of the silks |tho comi Jseason, A beautiful | a0 o Batiful baby adopted some o I R 1:07 Farnam street. 041 _ | [OR BALE -0l cowvpapers in iare aud smal i O T e o e diae thus produced forming a_splondid sight |l of childrons Havolocks, and tho |u,onilly yince, has. boon. moved by the | WY Duvplessrar. ™ 5™ M0rkg S0 | 0N waL Boveing House Puraiars, Adioss | A doatiLce s i 0 e u d alone., In the next window are laces, as|finest shawls, in the latter the new black 4 “C. D." Boo oftice. 123-9§ T MISCEL NISCELLANEOUS. " Cli by returning ¢ Goud Shophord to the fold abovo. The VANTED-An engine torun by a practical engl- | |NOR SALE—A foundry and v achine shop_on G foster father writes: 'We are very sad neer and machinist. Good references can be U. P. line. Centrally located and good trade, A l and lonely, sweot little one, he has gono | fsrished — Address “W. I 5. Boo otco. 520 1 | rare chance for some koo mochaaies. AdiressC. 8. 1.4 4 " — - - | Bee office. % to a better home. “m.\‘n ~Good girls for good families. Best 2, As cold weather approaches the de- : wages. Apply immediately at employment 7 wame by paying mand for clothing and provisions will be | Piret o22tt (umu Y FORSALE=My stock of siaple and | damage and costs. JOHN T. PAULSE! —= | UNtancy groceries, Quesusware and fixtures, situa. -6t lew® 21st and Lal reel 16th 8t. No. offloe fee. A s 1846 vastly increased. Shall it be meti WV ANTED-six g20d coat makers. Tiest of pricos | ted i the Tive iy of Creston. Ao wmy keneral | Q4 { () REWARD —Willbe 1 for the recovory ol 7 —The magnificent East whow window in | delicate as o spider’s web; fans that would | cashmero being the latest novelty, will be frout of Morse's palatial dry goods store has | huve boon worthy of the beautiful Cloop- |looked at with much interest” by the been 5o tastefully decorated with Blankots of [atra herself, and corsets of the finest |ladics. every size, price, and one may say color, as to | manufacture, THE BASEMENT elicit econfums of praise from ovory passer-by, MORE SUDSTANTIAL, inalto atookod with gouds, bt detiled 8., Morse & Co, uro this year welling Mis- | and espoc . [ moution of that part of tho establishment, tas Mile, Oulitiialay Blbskate! dlsast drom | ot o o] ..:t:]:m:.‘::?x:sM:.‘!‘.:’.:“.'.‘f Awhalo atoraily taslt, must /Do i dsfsrred % the mill, an advantago to their patrons, who | which is seon nothing but soft white | (0% Mother time. i thereby save the middlo o jobbers' profit. | blankets, and in the next comforts whoso | Silice it to say that A. Cruickshank 3 1l be reward- same to this office. 144-5§ a small cow. red. ad,about seven *‘With what measure ye mete, it shall be sl FRANK J. RAMG store at Nevinvile, lowa. Change of business rea- Dlick valise, containing various maluscri measured to you again. son for selling. Call on or address and_letters addrossed to Rev. Edgar Jacobs. pll s i y questions asked. R CGUTHRIE, —Lady agents for the “Queen Pretect. M. A. NYE, the ' | chill off an Arctic w or, oo v, _ D ‘When baby has pai it dead of ht, wear, when necessary to be worn. Retail 2. a fiders! 0y 4 ) owH N - onssking of confsctiones goods, 1t at all, from jobbers. Morse's winter the samo position in their busines which [ Mother in‘afright, father in aplght; e A R L LG R 7 cheap, Iuquirs st Bes ofice, D Frui ancy Notions. -~ Also fixed fur Res 4l .75 whito blanket Is a4 good as our readers | _ Tho view upon entering the store is a : usually buy ot 5.00 in small stores, and thelr | SBAFMIng one and indicates the difforent $5.00 6 pound large size strictly all wool duplul‘t‘l_méllnn ulz a glance. 'At](]hu ond of A each of the three rows of pillars which blankat fa s groas bargalz, extond tho full length of tho room, jood cellar and well. Building 20x62, one Doing 4 good business, Cause of sale, wany p, “Ladies’ Uundergarment: Manufacturing 8 May street, Chicago, I, 708-8m FOIL SALE-4100 hoad o largo, e Meri e S SO b, coniating of 2400 welliors, i oub ilinoe and 200 ambi, Fhe alove sheop sheara Ui wyrig :N” sl DUREY) OSKIANd TR TR rom 7 o 9pounds for wethors and the ewes aver. | 0% Surveys, miaps or ylans of real estate in of x ponnds of wool. Corresponience solicited, t of the city, apply to PECK'S England is 80 proud of bonsting of—they [ #hen worms doble, baby must cry, rulo the trade, and they well descrve tho | I croupy yains kil Leambrs, - credit of doing so. 1 that house there's no CA —— W ANTED—Girl at No. 1088 Sher d 284-t1 MRS, J. M. COU or mothers learn without delay, CASTORIA cures by night and day. —It lno‘li;‘u :{ t.h:-un would now dry the | 4re draped Madras and laco ocur. A Startling Discovery, e 5 SITUATIONS WANTED, MARSHALL & ROE, Omaha, Neb [ Agency, Opposite P M':n l:‘ 4 "le‘r:uh.(.,l " tun:hlllxht tains, with broad ribbons depending in l]'hynl\imlu e '“.un u]’,:\rth]nl hylmumrkl:\ll»lfl Real Estate Transfers, “ Ay i an-xll’:‘rlt'lwrds‘ 1, to F“H&\LE Hawver's Sub-division, $200 an acre, EDW RD KUEHL procession. Some of o Gorman citizens C o i discoveries, The fact that Dr. " King's Now 'he s 3 " do housework in private familics, 1508 Leaven. e A Baes, #7ho bars Gbjscied to oantying o ek the center, lace curtains hung it By i i b g A e The following deeds were filed for | worth strect. 1605 Hawver's Sub-division, $200 an acre, y ' § Y { o i o | ' B o0 . Hawver's Sub di on, §24 n MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITIO K themelves are reminded by The German u'xn BANNERS {.":,“.’1_.,....“,“. 'l'.'fi'-"’ E‘“"::;‘ !..q,h-t:;u that '.I.mf» record in the county clerk’s office Oc- \ ANTED VY e e Hawver's s.'.u..nilli‘.:,',i.rm; A ALIST, 408 Tenth stroet, botweon Farnam and Hare Tribune that in the old about the east side of the room, and chan- | havegiven up to die, ix startling thom to real- | tohor 4th, reported for Tar Bee b iy Five years experi Hawver's Sub-divisi 200 an acr ney, will, with ald of guardian spirits, obtala fay une o old country it is quite the | 1 H ! iz thoir senso of d d ¥ Y [ we : : " he pus - 3 y il deliers decorated in every conceivable |12 their senss of duty, and examine into the F well acquaint Beat of city reference Havver's aay one & gla of the past and pregeat, and on 3 thing to do, and the most distinguished per- 0 A Y CONCEIVADIC |y arity of this wonderful discovery; resulting [ Amos' real estate agency: dress L. g 164.6% Hawver's Sub division, $200 an acre. ocrtain o< nditions in tae future. B> 11aud §0oes ki wons there, including learned professors of the | 1. OP9: TOW 18 covered with napkins |in hundreds of our best citizens using it in | Jus MoLaughl T _ e )-division, $200 an acre, mada t T o0 o 1arantaod { e pn il s llqulhl y "“:M'\' folded in fan pattern, another with lace | their practico. Trial bottlos free at 0. ¥, lh:) e :l““»‘t"ll cl‘lll blL“;ro o ‘:'-l~- VW ANTEDSituation as bookcheeper or s Hawvars Bubaivison) #5300 an scve ) an honor ar | goods, fichus, ote,, & third with nubius, | Goodman's drug store Kegular size 81,00, yant, w d, part lot h, Waterloo, wan in some hardware houko by one wel er's Sub division, $200 an acre. ] o ] h O30, " ) q quainted with the sa No preforence as to loca- Hawver's Sub-division, $200 i a torch in any fest. especially ouo that colo- [and tho fourth with hosiory. In front of e LT eyl Adross 3,8 T No. H08 morth 180 street, | Hawyur's Subdivision, $200 an ere, _ brates an eveut like this of tho Gth of October, | the east main entrance is & well executed POST'S APPOINTMENTS, » B Balmon.and il to. H. Phillips LI Firon bt 5 —Yostorday articlos of incorporation, |#ketch of the Fulconer block, in e labgnid ;}‘,}},fl} Kalish, w d, lot 21, Rees Place, T TR T e N TR B ! 4 water ¢ iol ) 2250, . JOR SALE—Seven elogant Resid d lots & sigued by Moses Horwick, Jacob Shiller, | M84F, colors and richly framed; “This|yne Organtzation ef tho Intornat|" A. Kountzo aud wifo to P, and Luslla | Torasian o coioms o vne ts ey | Tl meas Postoon, " ebeto o1 o i, 1 2 | daech Lary aad David Bkollnowsky, wars |y pit0 wok of Mr. W, R, Roveuuo of Nobraska as B, Nelaow w4 1ot 2T LIk 1, Kounteo's | NV/Sabuy sectscmen s wite tus ehlidusn) | Toors " ""PECK, opp. P. 0. | filed in the county clerk's office, for au orgun- PPt o, . l‘n‘.:;“le;‘;m -:m !“mh new at Present. 4th add, $200. city. Address “K." 1610 Davedport 166-6§ Fun SALE—Uote Brilliante, §100 an scre. a ap- o i1 — —_— i ization to be known as the Benai Israel of | - Matt K. Drake et al. to John M. Cote Brilliant, §100 an acre, Cote Brilliante, §100 an acre Cote Brillnte, 3100 an acre, Cote Briliante, $100 an acrs e Brilliaute, $100 an acre. Cote Drilliarite, $100 ar ste Brilliante, $100 an acre. Cote Brilliarite, §100 an acre. Address *“H. B." Beo office. 14861 i Omaha, Ata meeting held Wednesday the mnpnuw. 1t front of it is & case of real eyt ooy poc akaibyigamageved e and hand embroidered handk: chief, some of the latte) ing i o o N and a constitution adopted, sdopting the word | as ton dollas each, 4. r)..’.‘.'fl“n‘f.'.'-f}.:l.h.'?‘.{: iowiag rgly sollactos for - Noboska of God as taught by the creed and profession | stock of said organization, having for its object TANTED- Board and room In private family. e ! Dougherty, wd, lot 6, bik 10, Reed's| W ¢ v Cllector Post has appointed the fol. | Pusherty, o i [ John'M, Dougherty toW L. MoOag TANTED A fow day boanlers at I8 8. 17th | and Dakota, being known as the Internal [and 11, D, Reod, w d, 1ot 6, bik 10, Wi i Rovenuo district of Nebraska: A, K, | Reed's 1st adp, £500. FOR RENT--Houses and Lots. ore, BY DEPARTMENTS { Obristian worship only. What the word | would alono bo n day's work and but | Marsh, Sutton; H. A, Doud, Omata; B, | , WY Lo McOsgue to F. A. Mangor, w | Zoii WeNT o one or tno poutiomen, anicay | 208 0 ST i i Ohristain”moa 1 conneation i dif- | briof mention can bo made of cach, B, Cowdery, ‘Columbus; John Btoen, |$34" 1 atp.” 0 207 Ul % Shinu'e Srd |1 turalshed rounln”desirable locstion. ” Addreds | Coto Brillante, $100 a0 & 7 cult to sav, Tho wholo east side of the room is do- | Wahoo; John B, Dennis, Yankton; § (g e AL ; — Cole Briltiante. $100 40 tore ¢ “ voted to dress goods and a rare sight they | 2 v, - = L JPO% BENT A desiratlorouin tor singlo gentigman Cote Brilliante, §100 an acre. A —Ous foggy night last week Eogineer |00 () - Y| E. West, Fargo. Tho storokeepers sta- Bucklen's Arnica Salve, 5. W, corner Cagital ave. wid 18th 8 AMES' s 3 orm for the ladies, and following th g % e Famam Strect. JL. 4 Swift, while pulling the B, & M. stubout |jn the res \ Al § 8 theso, | Gonod at Willow Springs distillery, Oma- | The reate : : - f 9 in the rear uaturaily come the ladics k y The greatest u 1 wonder of the world, TS 4 from Omoaha, suddenly splod a mare and very [ eloth and flannels, while AL TR e ha, the .»ul; one in the district, “are J. | Warranted to speodily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul | J0R RENT l‘m' SALE—Cote Brilliaute. §100 an acre. young colt on the track abead. Tho fog was [end are linen goods such as nm.‘ H. Lacey, M. D. Lancaster, J. M. Ja. [cers, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, 169-t¢ Cote Brilliante, $100 au acre. #0 hoavy that the train was early upon the | cloths, napkins, ete., in - en gobsen, P. H., Walker, Qustave Drowers, | Chilblains, Corus, Totter, Chapped hands, | 2o ypes ™o 00 0 tahiod rooms, on | Sote Rrihanie, $100 a0 acee A y ) The guagers are, H, F. Wilrods, A |and gl skin eraptions, guarsuteed to_cure in l i ¥, on o Brill ac auiials before they were discovered, and in o | variety and unlimited *quantity. I e A | avery instance, or money refunded. 25 cents ftvt Sear near & atien i b Cote Belll fow weconds they weut spiuning iuto the air, |east wall s beautifully ‘arranged with | b b 2- G, Brooks. Bom- | oo FORE STV, F Tapat. | - Geta Enllisute, §100 os acrw { The teain was stopped. as quickly as possible, | Pyrsmids of the goods which RMTIRE, 4. %1 AU -, A — | Row ouestongivan Oct, 16 aquire J BHIEW: | - o065 " ANES, Fa Il orce consists of K, IEN = 1. 4 ey AP 5008 Aliost 1 i 'wmu‘lv: M‘::.‘.Mm oolt was uniujured, | SRAOE 70 TUS ORILLIO Battis, Omaha, cashier in charge of all [KAUFPMANN In this city, Oct. 4, Kutio, | JPORRENT - Pissos and organs at A. HOSPES | Gt i mut o, hataher’ Sott mot was hurt so that it was | iteelf and over euch of which falls the | stamps and records; J. D, Evans,Omaha, | the wife of Edward Keafmann Music Hall 108-1m0 | Stoves, bishes, sud all kinds of household gocds #hought best to kil ber. Then the poor lisle | delicate folds of lace curtains. Opposits ds; C, B, Allen,Omaha, | Funeral to-lay, Saturday, at 2 o'clock e L 018 Thioane | S S50 M tecsh WTRVAY M 6. 3410 Baren s omk e A, Pl tho poor Jiae | dallonte falde of laco ourtai , Saturday, : AL el tarmhed soom for cnt, 1440, Chicaco o orphan loaded agage car | theso goods, is & space of equal size, in ords. p- 1., from her late residence, corner Ninth | £} Steect 16311 NOR SALE_10 wils from town. @ solute y ure. aad taken to Bellovue.—{Plattawmouth Jour- | Which silks, black goods, plushes aud'vel:| e— L [ e S ey s A o OB BN Tos snll fomily, an urataira reai. | 41 bulldings, well cultivated. . Onlv §35.00 an acve nal. vets aro to bo seen, whose richness can Since Laprirr, Leax & Co. have be- il vty Fvir L Toas stair, 18548 AMES, 1507 Faroam. This powdor never varies, A marvel of purity, e o —— d not be described. 1f it were possiblo to| come popular, others are trying to imi- GHEAT DARGAINN, well catern, ol * Reat Jov, " Call a4 1816 Com JRU ALE Kt Grocesy ding a wlendid b S oriluary Mindercucness. | Moo sconomical tha Gasoline for stoves 1n any quantity at | fnd u moro attractive parl of tho storo| fate, but look for Lrand. at 1405 Faruam St 2OIs RENT. FPurnishod e e, “mer ol (o0 100108 sl ek Sass ultituvde of low beat shore welgbs ¥ o " boey N v g5 s Ok urnished rooms at 600 8 14th St. | opportuni EN, shusphate po vder. Sold only in cans, "ty s alé or the ludies it would bo between the | - edw-1&3 w | obtf Hickaax's Guanp Bazar, | F ol st piank. | “hear " 1607 Farmnin. | L Hower Co el o R ooty Koyl