Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1883, Page 8

8 AW DAILY BEE-OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1883. e e THE DAILY ~ OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, October 23, Th> Weather. ¥or the upper Mississippi valley fair followed by partly cloudy weathe and local rains, casterly winds, station: ary or rising barometer and temperature For the Missouri valley, partly followed by falling barometer ary or lower temperature LOCAL BREVITIES. rising stat ~—Save mon clgar and tol —The * next Saturda cco dealer, for price list. *will show in Omaha Tho bridge on Clark and Twenty-first | vont stroets is in fearful condition. —The private session of the U, 8. Court hins art site for its next term adjourned, and tho c boginning Nov. 12. -A child of Honry Gi yostorduy at tho Ca standing god father. A very light loal of paswengers west on yesterday's train, and only two Pallman coaches. o was christened church, Chas, Will Have you heard Miss Caldcrwood sing since lir roturn from Boston? No, but we will next Thursday evening at Boyd's Opera House. ~In the police court yesterday morning there were twelve from the Sabbath day; ten for disturbing the peace- fulness of this burgh, and twa for indulging too liberally in the arden! prisencrs over “The band of Callendar's minstrels, gorg- cously dressed in Zouave costume, paraded the streots yesterday and drew crowds after them. They certainly presented as fine an appearance as any organization that has ever boen on our stroets, and their double drum majors were immense, o creditors of Prash having failed to agree assigneo, after a number of bal- |smended that the nomination of sherid | is now out in Wyoming and has written Tota, the sheriff of this county will have to act | be taken up first. her to como to him. He wants to live in that capacity, and the sale will take place on the 30th of this month. Brash's inventory of tho stock made it foot up to about $13,000, An inventory lately taken by Sheriff ) puts i 1,038, —The demand for labor on the streets ot the city is not half supplied and contractors way that they cannot get men enough to push the work on gutters and curbing and grading as they would like to, The improvements are going on in every part of the city and so the workers sproad out protty thinly and cannot construct to the best advantage. Omaha is a a sorry placefor o tramp. BEE. loudy weather and local rains, easterly winds, | Qand to 15, Fearon,wholesals | pointment of a committee on credentials, GETTING TO WORK. The Repablican Conn'y Convention Orgénized at the Cenrt Honse, Speeches by Chairman Hascall and Others to il In me. o .| The Republican county convention mot t the Court Tlouse at 2 p, m. yesterday, was called to order by Mr. 1. S. Hascall, chairman of the county central commit- tee, who was chosen as temporary chair. man and Wm, H. Clark, of Waterloo, as retary. The first business in_order waa the ap- which consisted of John Sahler, Thomas Pierronnet, Fred Behm,J. B. ku nd Messrs. Barber, Thomas and Reed, Mr. Specht moved that while the con- n was awaiting the report of the committee, Mr. Hascall regale them with a speech, which he proceeded to d Mr. Hascall said that the success of the work to be done by this convention de- pended on the judgment and _discretion used in makir demanded good, honest, business men. | 4 There i3 no doubt but the Republican party is in the ascendency and is impor- tant to all to kecp it so. The speak continucd at length, expatiating on tl make-up, necessitics and requ of the Republican party. a speoch, in which lie callel on Walter Bennett to address the convention, but t that gentleman declined to do so. Mr. H. D. Estabrook was ca to speak to the conve tion, with the un- | ; the va and made a fow very sensiblo romarks, The committee on credentials now re- adopted. On motion the temporary organiz man, to show the order of bus It was move tions in the 1088, s der of the 1l, but it was g vote being taken, the amendment defeated and the original motion ¢ In accordance with this determination nd it was moved that Mr. John Rush be nominated by acclamation, which was | ¢ done. u Mr. Rush, being called for, responded briefly, promising to do his duty m the futurc as he had done in tho past. The next nomination in order was for 2 nominations, The public | police. : ance in finding an erring daughtor, whom | business, the advertising man sat down | w d lot 9, block ;, Lowe's lst add., Hon, Pat. 0'Havos then followed with | - sent to Cour supposed her to be, until she could get lled upon | across the rive derstanding that he was the candidate for | P wcy in the Legislative delegation | ques was living at 151 ¢ ) Waod's old place. turned and made their report, which was | reply the woman told her story. ion | have lived there happily, my made permancnt. and I, T'he call was then read by the chair- | along'and made lovo to her. to proceed with nomina- | with a little boy on her hands and went Quite a discussion took place, and, & [with her in the old way, and was | ghe will if I don't got hold of her. ried. | do she'll have to go with me because she | n is unc the first nomination in order was for she’s not the first he's served in the same COUNTY TREASULKR, w have had word cam from the police tl and was groeted withapplause and cheer. COUNTY SURYRYOR, Dr. Smith was nominated by acclama- tion, y R An Answer Wanted, Can any one_bring 1w & case of kidney or liver _complaint that tric B tors will not speedily cure? We say they rot, as thousands of cases already permanent- ly cured and who are daily recommendin Llectrio Bitters will prove. Bright's discase, Tiubotes, weak back, or any arinary complaint quickly cured, They purify the blood, regu. Iate the bowels and act directly on the dis eased parts y bottle guarantoed. For at 50c a bottls by C. F. AFTER HeH DAUGHTER. A Mother Sceks Her Daughter In the Sloms of This 1y, Goudman, And Finally Counc Discovers Her In a Blufts House. Yesterday a heavily built and very respectable looking Irish lady mado in- Juiry at the city hall for the chief of Sho wanted to liave some assist- she had followed about the country and finally traced to Omaha, » | that the girl had given her the slip and onts | B0n0 over to tho Bluffs on Saturday, but believed She was shown into Mayor Chase's of and related tho story of her troubles o His Honor, She desired that word be il Bluffs that the police here lold her girl at the place where she Telophonic communica ion was established with the Chicf of Bluffs, and he was re- d to ascertain if one Lottie Evans Vine stroet, Josie While waiting for the 7 gome from Jeflorson, Tows, and we ghter fellow cane She wasn t mart enough for him, and he left her when a miserable + Omaha, where he kept a saloon. He I'm afraid 1f 1 or age. She's a little thing, and Ho ruined two other girls, 1 y disroputablo house in )maia searched, and 1 finally learn that he is over tho river.” Just then the telophone bell rung and the Blufls it a gitl answering the name of Lottie Gvans was at the place named. The COUNTY CEl RK —A designing villain invited two friends to | ballot. take oysters with him Sunday in a down- town restaurant, and after the order had heen given disappeared, aud left them to psy the 1ill. They objected to this so vigorously that the proprietor had them arrested, and in the Police Oourt next morning they were dis- charged on promising to square up for the Li- R Baum all throat and lung diseascs, it ix guaranteod ‘"“‘_;]- fii i Tanvits to curo. Triul bottles free ot C. ¥, Goodman's —Tho vestry of Tri Oathodral has | Morris. drug store, Liarge size 81,00, cansed n dingram of the seats in tho Cathedral | Klinker. oot g st e —— to be propared and has fixed the ratos at | <10 second ballot resulted: NOTHING NEW. which they will be rontod. Persons desirous fid g S of selecting sittings can do so by calling at the Cathedral from four to six 'clock on the after- noons of this week when Mr. Chandler will attend with the diagram and give information of the terms and conditions upon which the seats will be rented. —Mrs, ¥. E. Buddington, with Madam Cudabaugh, are at 1816 Dodge street, for two which it was determined should be by | the next dummy: Messrs, John Baumer, H. T. Leavitt, John Klinker and Al D. Morris were nominated and it was detormined that the first ballot should be informal, Messrs, Barker and Webster wero ap- pointed as tellers, The first ballot x ulted as follows: The ballot was declared not good on account of there being one more votes than there were delegates in the conven- tion and another ballot was taken, re- sulting: i L, T, Leavitt. John Baumer, .. ....o.vviieiisns Mr. Leavitt was declared daly climats and ev wma, bronchitis, hoarseness, severe But is that which was consummated about a elocted | week ago, in which the ladies of Omaha nother, with determination in her eye, ) immedintoly started down street to catch A Lifec Allison, h. SavingPresent. Hutchinson, Kan.: 1 bottle of Dr. hing else had nighs, and Something Very mportant to he Ladies of Omaha. One of the most important and unex- sected changes n Omaha business circles SLINGER'S TICKER. How fhe Advertising Man Traded Watches With the Reporter, And O nvinced Him That He Should Treat the Boys All Around. The following waa overheard at the office of The Watchman by our keyhole reporter: “‘And that reminds me—you're speak ing of personal reformation, of something that came under my observation not long ago,” said the temperance editor, as he told the boy with the druggists bill to call next month. “Young Slinger of the reportorial staff had one great fault, he was a habit- ual, and in some instances. an excessive drinker. He was one of the brightest men on the force and was a favoritg with his chief who, either overlooked his short comings or did not see them at all. One afternoon when young Slinger had been pretty thoroughly muddled for three or four days, and was hardly fit for at the reporter's table for a moment, and saw Slinger's watch lying quictly beside tho pastepot, ticking away for dear life, as if bent on putting in much time as possible before it's master’s return, Now this same advertising man was a great joker, 8o he detached his own watch from the guard in a twinkling, laid it on the able and put Slinger's watch in its stead. Ihis done the man of advertisements went down stairs and informed half a dozen of the boys in the oftice of what he had done, and told them to keep quiet and wait fer the cigars, Well, it happened that I was standing in the door, just as 1 am now talking to a friend and saw the whole performance. In about ten minutes Slinger entered the oftice with the tele- graph editor and the day foreman of the newsroom, and, approaching the cashier’s window, asked for an advance of two dol- lars on his weck’s wages. When the cashier turned to look at the cash book to see how much money the applicant had drawn that day, the corresponding clerk gracefully wiped the ink from his gold pen, threw himself back in his chair,and, in answer to the numerous winks and grimaces from the advertising man, turned half way round in his cushioned chair and said: “‘Say, Sling, old man, time?”’ “4Glad you spoke,’ said the advertis- ing man, ‘Slinger has iy watch, and I am going to trade back. The one he gave me was warranted, but it won't rn.’ “What's that!" asked Slinger as he pocketed without examination the two trade dollars the cashier shoved under the wicket. “Why is'nt this the watch you traded me three or four days ago when we were standing on Falconer’s corner waiting for a street car?” said the advertising man as ho sprung the lid of the watch he held in his hand and showed Springers initials. % what's the The astounded reporter shoved his hat |; on the back part of his head, took the ticker from his own pocketand exclaimed: “‘Great guns! I'll be d—— if that ain't my watch and is this is yours! heh?” At this juncture the manager of the city circulation and the night editor en- tered the office, one to get an order for & ton of soft coal and the other to borrow a new two-cent postage stamp and a chew of fine cut tobacco from the book-keeper. Slinger turned the watch over several times and eyed the increasing crowd with dismay. ¢ “Well, I declare,’ he “said finally, ‘I had as good as forgotten the trade und wives to H. Hackett, w d lot b, Kirkwood add., £325. Jeff W. Bedford and A. R. Souer and wives to A. Percival, wd lot 6, block b, Kirkwood add., John 1. Redick and wife to F.J, McShane, w d, s 148 feet of lot 4, blk 7, J. 1. Redick's add, 4,000, 3. Kellner and wife to Simon Kellner, w d, n b0 feet of lot 11, blk sub-div, of J. I. Redick’s aad, John I Redick and}wife to B, Kellner, w d, n b0 feet of lot 11, blk 3, sub-div. of J. 1. Redick’s add, 8875, Augustus Kountze and wife to J. M. Rogers, w d 2, block 9, Kountze's 4th add., Cornelius Merman and w Merman, w \ of sw £3,000. ugustus Kountze et al to Albert T. Kenyon, w d, Jots 8, and 9, block 4, Plainview, . Jefferson W, Bedford and wife and A R, Souerand wife to Annie M. Phelps, a0t 1, bloc! Kirkwood adc D, Catharine S, Heaney to Fred Dellone, q ¢ n 0 feet of lot 4, Block 90, Omaha, 1.00. =\Juliet A. Clarkson to James E. Riley, w d n 50 feet of lot 16, block 5, Sweesy's add., 81,000, Geo. P, Bemis and wife to block 6, to Geo, H. ) acres of &'} 2, 100 acres, John Kirk, Ittner etal. to Catharine § of lot 3, block 5, Lowe's Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity strength and wholesom More econom thar the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incompetition with the multitude of low test, short wei 1um or in cans. Royal Bak York NOTICE | SPECIAL £arSpecials will Positively not be iuserted Iln]ffls DE“[ in XM;IV?JICG. 1 recommend it known to me. tism and overcomes Feverishness, natural sleep, without morphine. 82Portland A SEEREARANANARANUA A atulency, Constipa- ur Stomach, Diarrhoea, and It insures health and ** Castorin I3 so well adapted to Children that assuperior to any preseription I AL Awcigr, M. D., Brooklyn, N, ldren rocy ehoeka, rs, makes them'sleey *Tls_Castorln. When babies fret and ery by turns, o What cures their colic, kills their worma, Hut Castorin, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stor Colds, Indigestion, But Castoria, hine Syrups, sric, and Tiall Castoriat t cures tieir What gives onr C What rewell then t Castor Oil and Pare CENTAUR_LINIMENTan absolute cure for Rheuma- AT AL LN Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and ¥ene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. IS ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry ! PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. Tull assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by _HENRY FUHRMAN, Fremont, Neh. WANIED-To e land, but cf rlago. Ouality can 38 Omaha, W ANTED T 1;‘\|Ill( A T W. cg For To hirc work. D, B. hand Douglas. Furnished rooms at 1014 Webster xcl of good tarm not be tov good, Addre: nished room on first flosr, N. 5 a2t 0 RENT—A fror or tw gent! of Opera Heuse an quired. Address RENT— nd 14th, re e1wood, 1618 Califor urnished for one month, Six bocks Car. Referenc it parlor nice hed dwelling 0. per month, singly ortogc ther. o ) ia St. 410-28 Large unfurnis t. hed basement foor to let 1613 400-261 VW ANTED 5 good labore, 11th St. near Farnam. hed ¢, No. , bet. Chicago and Cass. WA ED—Iwo good roliabls men caj i goods to private tamilies, Stead tothe rightmen. Call 421 South 10ti “m. D—Chambormaids a¢ ene MilTa) 22§ y 1 44 Inquire at JOR RENT-—-Good house, on 18th and L worth streets, wi Go d location, month, ton Hotel, en- th 8 rootns, pantry and § ciose blocka from postoffice, $23 per 1418 Farnam street, next to Fax- 301.22 VVANTED A good il for general housework good wagos, small fan Apply cor. Capitol OR K A strect, betwecs 3 room cottage on California th and 26th. Inguire at JRO® SALE-Two spun o norses, cheap MARBLE'S AGENCY, 16th strect. 34022 OR SALE CHEA at G. P, Muld Leavenworth str T OR SALE—Two portable boiler Apply at 3 D. FITZPATRICK, 608t 218 South 15th Stveet. N. 16th J. L. MARDLE. Hounds. Tnquire W's blackswith shop, 18th and 234 TR SALE—Good businoss chanocy at street. 53-8 {1OR BALK—At abargain, a emall Mosler, Bahmann and Co's fire proof safe. Inquire at this office. of OR SATE—A first class second hand top buggy. Call at 1810 Harney street. o7t 01t SALE—Residence and business proporty in all parts of Omaha, and_Farm Lands in a1l parte of the State. BEDFORD & SOUER, 79340 213 S, 14th St. bot. Farnam and Dougias. OR SALE. quantities id newspapers 10 large an small this office. t [JOR SALE OR EX( —Full lot dwellings corner of 11th and Pacific streets. Nine lots in south Omaha. Als0 160 acres of land near Santon, Nebraska, und building and stock of clothing No. 804 Tenth streot. Will exchange for Nebraska farm landa. Further particulars at Geo. H. Peterson's Clothing Store, 804 Tenth street. 488-00d-t1 MISCELLANEOUS, OST—A large Newfoundland dog, about one 4 old. Answers to the nawe of *liruce.” d by returning to CLAK #= . G e pocket buok containis yapersof valuo only to the owner. Rew me to City Hot y . L i R id to finder by returning i . . . . ) . avenue and Jefferson strects. = One block from High P. J. CREEDON'S + woeks only, prapared to give instructions in | A0d the nomination was made unanimous. | wera especially intercsted. We allude to | couldn’t think why my watch 150‘"‘“:} Schoc Wnoas | 062 Carpenter Shop, on Cass St. 3t N T tho solence cf outting all forms of Ladios'and | M. Leavitt was called for and ro- | ho salo of the immenso stock of goods of 80 strange like, last night when [ wound D o for i st o b | ROK KENT Lnece farmished tront room with by | | FRTIN A CATAu At o Anatomy Childron’s garments with the Buddington sponded very briefly, promising to do his A. Oruickshank & Oc. to Mr. N. B.|°F but I remember it all now. = Yes, ess. Reference required s to charaater and window, gas and bath roem with board, 1718 Dodge ,‘{I""‘“" RUUIRSR FeHaciEd iabiylbtie 0o TG Sy R o e best if elected. The mnext nomination | S 2 o A« B trade back and sct 'em up too, but you One acquain ted with city trade preferred, | street. 560-28§ | Motel S DA LR R RETIONES Uy N 0e 0L | way for Falconer, who was the *“Co.” and whose | will have to excuse me, boys, I have this office. 30241 —— e L — — system. Cutter with instructions, £5.00, i - 3 ) L = WO Nicely el communicating rooms for | T 0 aday Oct. 0th, Brusscls carpet ) 4 SHERIFF, energy, enterprise and rare business tact | sworn off. ‘ TANTED—Girl for general housework at 1514 rent 1416 Chicago Street. 814.22§ J taining 18 yards. The finder will receive Omaha reforgnees: Mrs, A, Rioe, Mrs, James i And Slinger did swear off for good but 481 ward by returning the same to this offl > David N. Miller, P. ¥. Murphy, Chas, | #nd long experience, was the foundation Agents wanted, Och. 234, Edgerton and Kd. Gorman wll:rg nomi- | of the great success achieved by this —One of the finest burial caskets made in | nated, and the first ballot house, this country has been prepared at the under- | Millor. . . The news of the transfer surprised all taking establishment of the late Mr. Jacobs and it was with regret that it was learned California strect. JOR RENT—2112 or without board. S fornia, furnished rooms with Morris, modistes. 332-20f wi | EDWARD KUEHL, they never told him of the trick. He sent ono of the trade dollars up to Fearon’s for cigars and keeps the other as a memento. Pencil? Just a minute, Thanks. Loaned wo first cla s co: plosment, wages fra . Apply to Henry Jonas, Butte Moutani. Fut 418. week Murphy I N i : it = == DOR B Furnished or unfurnished rooms with | MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION for the reception of his remains to be taken to | dgerton # | that Mr, Cruickshank’s failing health had | mine to the old man 'bout an hour ago T D—Young to learn book keej ™ or without board near Street cars, 2617 Charles | ALIST ‘enth strect, betweon Farnam and Har v wot books, 6 Douglas St. Gorman . Street, ney, will, with tho aid of guardian spirits, obtaia fa = any'one a glaace of th past and preseat, and o DOR RENT-Two small houses by Paulsen & Co. | certain ¢ d §n 159 Farnam street 2406t | made o vlmu: —Furnished roeing with board 1808 Cali- C1 7 | necossitated the monsure. ‘That gentle- |and will never see it again. Greatest byl - cant o On motion Mr. Millor was declared [man lofc with his family on Sunday for | man to borrow pencils and matches ever ety vy, A inned viehly WSSO | o unanimous nomineo of tho conven- | Los Angelos and will make his fature |saw. Had tho' cheok he's got'ed wear | VANTED o tion and thanked hia frionds for the | homo in California, Previous to his do- | dismonds lessn't a year. There now. 5 Wages 856, month. 42 Peunnsylvauia. It is solid cast iron, enor- SMITH, 1 Threo or four good tailors, steady i o in ely i 0 . ) ) orn| 3 120 . A SR Aot cas s satiesly sedn lied, A |hignor, parture the employes of tho old firm pr- [ That confounded head’l have to do. ferglalB 80-1mo- iAo pRkeh b Dorenbiosn, pous ke CoDNTY TUDAR sented him with & handsome geld watch, | Foreman'l read proof. Let's g TR RENT-Ney Iy oW Block o L dty. ) 3 engraved with his monogram, and a gold ——————— £y house s fant s agents chor shop e plos Bank, Dodge ? 4 i S e AV gram, 2ol 5 v house as fast a8 agents can | Lutcher shop etc. Inquire at Peoples Bank, Dodge | ——— 5 ; Hon. A, M. Chadwick was nominated | i "0t ™ s Son G0 his residence . Bucklen’s Arnica Saive, e oods. Agenfs are making $100 o r-onth, 2014 Why are Lierirr, Leak & Co.'s Gloyes | for County Judge by acclamation. Ho The greatest medical wonder of the world, | Address, with stamy, L. TR T [ I ] with o neatly worded address, expressing My FOR RENTTwo fur tho bost? Bocause, thoy avo - amxvrve | responded in an appropriato mnner. | fh siucero rogard of tho donors und thois | W Sate R Heber Soros Cuicerscilch e ove a0 ot Cu it « o K. 2ddw COUNTY COMMISSIONER, wishes for his speedy recovery of health | Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hunds, ‘A now under garmont for Tndies, made of | 4 pf BENT TPianos aud organy at A, HOSPE'S ! i FrrgErE———— Messrs. Taylor, Corliss, MeArdle, Red- | in his now home. and all akin eruptions, guaranteed to curo in | soft, flexible rubber. ' Sure protection to the under. Sl i T M aesame” NEBHASKAS GHEA]’ SHUW. A BEAUTIFUL BADG, field and D, L. McGuckin wore placed in | The successor, Mr. N. B. Falconer, | overy instance, or money refunded, 25 conts | wuRn, iwhn nocoss a;:“-.;r";:;,;;:x:.; o 3e% | o BTy RUBIORREEY R est e ——— nomination, The first ballot resulted: | now takes the helm and personally guides ad ] — with stamp, *‘Ladics' Uundergarment. Manufactyring | =~ = == ape 3 Tiie Markemansin Modal Won By |Corin-- e M AL 9 T So N abyainet Chichco i ok | ot kext-rumpnes oo o eneoer, e | Oa/ha, Fair Grounds ¢ Licutenant Merriam, Redtiald . . <o+ 14 1in reality dirccted for a long time. = Those ARATOGA DO IN G3 VW ANTED Iy o ool i for g = s el , — Oct, 27th L el Rediold....... . i who know him will not. bo dissatisfied nt e L i piL Y Ok KENT OFL SALF-—Storo bullding cor 8th and Saturday, Oct, 27th. H] Li ey R MoArdlo . g i | this announcement and it may be said | A Lively@iPrimary—Politicalj Polns, | 0th 5t 4th house north of t. dary’s ave., op. 4 Y S1mo® i Licutenant Merriam has arrived in the ol "Ni"g' no nomination & socond | F18ht here that the new deal did not take Afternoon Performance only, com- P28 RENT—Realdonces and storebuildings. BED- FORD & SOUER, Real Estate Agency. Office cast side 14th sirect, between Farnam and Douglas streots. 7924 city fromw Fort Leavenworth, where he covered himself with glory at the rifle competition of the division of the Mis- souri by taking the first place on the team and the Government gold medal belonging o the position, dishwasher at New ono cont of the capital from the firm, VY ANTED A ol dstaher Mr. Fulconor, whose modesty alone has| Ouf Primary meoting last evening was 0 long kept his name in the background, | quite a lively one and largely attended. '7 | now publicly assumes the duties he has | There was the farmer and sample man, J{OR RENT—Two floors and_basement. Elevator ¥ b v gl 3 " "2 ) K attached. 1507 Famam street. 770t Redfiold. .11 |80 long "i n,mln!y purforfliw'r hat flm tho dude and the deacon, the judgo and | YWANTED A wood Jowsler in a thriving town, C4 Leaene 3] e 9 0 . f Jounty Se Northwestern Neb: o cArdle . 3lcan rosult in but ono thiug, incroased | o oouualle altogothor quite o lively | s ¥ heat)in Northvesteru Nobr OR LEASE—Four cholce lots on20th Bt., long D, 1ssranrern ; AR ) o Ad' | 1 time, 217 N, 16th 8¢, J. L. Mar 6t Mr. Corliss wts declared the nominee ud\'um;qfo to patrons of the recognized 0. H." Bee of = o ictnad TANTED—Agenta in_overy county to sall two | 5015 - T T 2 : ) i R ToF, ShE Tho dologates olected wero Honry | WSt sty Btchict ol varss | ok AT n o : profits and exclusive torritory given, Address with | psicio"yu tront, Park aveou mencing at 2 o'clock. —THE— ballot was taken, resulting: Corliss........... Aaghsianae s 48 o WA —Goed German girl to do general houso work at 1813 Webster street, 60 Yesterday one of Tur Brk stafr|and on motion the nomination was made | leading house of tho West, gocs without | Party. ] had & sight at this modal, which is asolid | W20imOus and ho returned thanks in- | saying, and the business’ in such hauds ot the mout rwountly patented novelt B e 'work BALBAS s few words, will keep pace with the wonderfulgrowth Bechtel, James H. Thompson and Louis | stamp Sterling Manufacturini Co., 1600 Farnam St. hango fo laxin Hroperty 710k mear, b B ot [ ok ORI 1Y COUNTY CORONEK. of the city. . | Littlefield, who are emphatically in favor | Qmaha. s r line, 8 & BELL, % s Drs. Carter, O'Rourke, Frisoni, Gibbs| - Mr. Falconer also purchased the resi- | of Hon. J. J. Points for County Super- |~ ¢/ ANTED -Four reiabio in Buffalo Bill, Dr. Carver, an article of household necessit; in SOM at the Philadelphia mint, n the reverse, surrounded by a wreath, DOR SALE —Ten acre tract at a hargaln; cash pay- dence property of Mr. Cruickshank, and | intendent of Schools. Further than this BHRIVER & BEL will mako extonsivo i provomonta (horo| I am not a liberty (o sate. Buffalo Bill, Dr. with a view to keeping ‘‘bachelor’s hall.””| The following were nominated for pre- — ' He assumes tho head of the business|cinct officers; For assessor, James H. - Gamsamupetant §ir Lor yeneral houss: | EDOR SALE--A good milshs daly. of 80 coms, and Buffalo Bill. Dr. and then on the front, “First prize, | . The sscond ballot resulted: Kont 47, house with the good will of all, and there | Thompson; for road supervisors, D. P. ply immediately to Mes. Jooris W. Ames cor. Park | reasons lor seling. MARBLE'S AGENCY. Performers army division marksmaushi “‘;‘ld n | Carter 9, O'Rourke 7, Frisoni 14, is no doubt that he will continue to make | Redmon and D. D. Deyo; for ju F“r:l'f 84d Michigan svenuss, Take b Wan'e aod Park | “aupss T 207 N, 10th ireet. et 3 . M. |- = - QOR SALE—House on leasod ground. Cheap eriormers, and WV, B Kont, woro nominatod and i 2 A TONRERE, BT U | the first formal ballot resulted: Kont Co, ¥, Fourth Infantry, Octobor, 1883, | Gibbs 3. mission call at 1590 Faruam St. 1 9p YV ANTED.-A cowpstent gir for genoral house: F«m SALE A good milo nt, only 450, Carver. Carver. Il —— e " Mr. Kent was declared th i it boom, as he always has done, the peace, Patrick Purcell and cavalryman mounted, in bus-reliof. ont was declared the nominee ) Y P ground lease, MARBLE'S AGENC Performers- Two good Gigar Makers wanted. - —— and on motion his nomination was made - Smith; for constables, John F. Page and “‘AN“U* irl in & family of two. Inquxlm “SIMPLY IMMENSE!" 10+ 217 N. 16th stre ! Sl C. J.CANAN & CO. unanimous, C. W. Tousle J.CANAN & 0.4f 3 v. E. Tni TANTED —An engine torun by & practical - o o ——— o ! — : SRR e S Puiiue K winek, Ji., Rev. E, P, Roe ;ddr:lulud the U nlop VWARTRD 40 TN L Ol BALE A house and 1t at & sacrefioe, J. L Performers. The Verdict Upon Calender's | Min- Seward, Nobraska, | Sunday school last Sunday evening, To- | fumished ~ Address “W. H. 8" Beo ofico. 526 1m§ | = - — i b strels by Those There, J. J. Points, J. R. Rathbun, J. B. 4 RADON AT VY, (Aol 31,) fho | S wa——— | T ———— Indians. Cowboys. % ) Bruner and M. H. Carlton wero nomi- N monthly concert of the school will be | W ANUEB—Gooteirs tor kot tauuce, Bes 08 8al-0henp, oo sptics bisch d Indians. Cowboys. A B T tvnuMnl for County Superintendent, but TOO BUSY, given, at which Gen. O. O. Howard will | bureau 2i7 N, 16th8t. No. office fee. worth, will wub-divide. 3, 4. ROL 8 . Mexi 0 the street | Mr, Rathbun declined to be « candidate - L speak. e ey . | . couts. exicans. from the opera house last night the ex-| The first ballot resulted us tollows: The Drunswick & Balke Oompany|™ipyg pouival for the benefit of the | VW ANTED—8ix g2d cont PANNK TR LR | ——— 7 Ry Mexi clamation “simply immense” was hoard | Bruner Bolapgios Thelr O sehool library netted nearly forty dollars, | 18t | J A st g No. 111 Dovsas ot Scouts, exicans. . : o | T8hek s e B ot 22x132. Price §0.000, Torms . oaa ™ Pointa Branch House, to which will bo added s collection at eth ” URiAL: oz Herd of Wild Buffalo, Herd of Mountain K k, erd of Texas Steers, Over 100 Indian Horses. on all side, and this remark, the phrase | Gariton, ...’ —— appliod very suugly to Cal'| yge. Bruner was declared tho nomingo| The J- M. Brunswick & Balke Coi- lender's minstre! fostival, The audience |and mado w neat speoch thanking the | pany, the famous billiard table manufac- had been promised something new in the | gonyention for the honor, turers, whose Omaha branch house is lo- upm::f o’};mm and were r;m disnp- > cated at 509 south Tenth street, have P‘u;:‘ Gh:- .‘n;ml“l;: :lll. ‘l“'u gory “‘:J‘:‘ ato by found their busines in the west increas. g parts good, Distriot | 1§ at such a rate as to demand an en-| yyxey Russia Salve is unequalled for | 00 Iovs: e acclamation D o ¢ ":w“no;":“" W;']“:“ ni“‘;“:; ‘fl:z oy largement of their facilities for supplying | chilbiuine, chapped hands, frost |ites, ete. such a reuarkabiy. big M, Hoinn thanked the convoution and | Sustomers* This is due not. loas to° the | Try it The um‘:‘:;, was & clover takeo. | Prowised to dio with his boots on. He | Werit of the firm and its manufactures, concert to-morrow evsning, which has been previously announced. A full at- tendance is requested at the rehearsal this evening at 7 o’clock, sharp. Cuckoo, Saturday, Oct. 20th, 1883, DOR SALE—O1me Mansard show owso in first class onder. rienced cox glvn. ren inqulre of 3. W, Ball, drugist. dway, Council Blufls, 19:26 AOR SALE ~A two story store, store building and | Mexican Mules, Burrors and Bronchos, stable, chosp ground lease, ‘near Fost office on TR DT T b W, Maruls ayeacy fl b L) The Gireat Western Camp Scene, BUFFALO CHASING, BUFFALO CAPTURING. BUFFALO RIDING. The Wild Toxas CLERK OF THE DINTRICT COU) Hon. W, ¥, Heins, was nomi for clerk of the Address P, 0, box I 416 INDIAN RACING INDIAN FIGHTIN INDIAN WAR DA : 4 PO SALE-5 | dy situation, at once, by first-class L\,,,,:‘,,‘,‘”fi’_"af DERWIN, 812 A1 t drink. Aldress “Tinner,” care " ;| The grand g 0253 | [0 SALE- Houss § roomis, oie-hll 1ot, facivg | The £raint in} o — | Hjglefferson square, H400, | cass 82,000, gas0 | Thie Lassoing of the Wild Bison e — Lumber in car lots. I R. Beery & BRGS0, I s convon. | than to th zeal of Mr, John Hochstraa: | , Hemb e lo 4 - - Houso 5 ; Wi s = off but mu?‘ the most lloumg extrua e & ¥ tho conven- | Lor ko has beon, up to date, thelr only | Co-» Minneapolis, Minu. 2fm2t MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, | Housefroous, uess 1R, THE DEADWOOD COACH ATTACK i was the the black Zouaves, exac ; $ representative here. ——— | \ )Y ung man wants oard and room in | Lob 30x180, closs to town, 81,600, Baraln A Thrilling aud Realistic Spectacle. [ and thrilling. The Hyers sisters were YOB THE LEGISLATURE, They k v d . Real Estate Transfers, | @ private tamily, Can give finst-class reforences [ 257 _ Loux CAPT. BOGARDU MAJOR FRANK NORTH. good er, “but onl Thoy have now opened permanently in Address, stating ternw, “H. . Boe office. 43826 . CAPT. BOGARDU MAJOK FRAN® NOKTH. as ever, only appeared once | Tt was moved and seconded that John | this city and propose to remodel their| The following deeds were filgd for| = ] | JPOBSALE~A go0d basduy KTAYLOR, the Klng of the Cowboys an encore. The ‘wudionce would| P, Behun be neminated to fill the vacan- | shops hore and enlarge their capacity. i lork's offiody Oc- | VWANTED Koomuate, Front roomn. _harges | ool T LAWSON, the Wonderful Lasso Thrower to have seen more of them. Bob | oy in the Legislature, by acolamation. They have sent out Mr, istaye A, |Fecord in the county clerk’s Y¥ woderate. 708 N. 17¢h strest. 373181 - JOHN NELSON, and his famons Indian family. E £ TOM NELSON, Hero of the Deadwood Massacre. STREET PARADE IN THE MORNING. Startling Seasations, witnessed by Sixty Thousand JPOK SALE—A contectionery and o MARBLE'S AGENCY, 217 N, 16th streeh. his rooster had to be excused | " Objections were made and Mr. H. D, I tober 20th, reported for Tur Bed, by — —— account of & cold. The whole -per- | Eastabrook being nominated the couyen: oy, who was formerly at the head of ANTED—Board and lodging by & young man in nance the Milwaukee office, fo take the same | Ames’ real estate agency: @ strictly private fanily = Wil “furnish very Dest fiatures. 7-22 ended with a funny represents- |tion was about to proceed to ballot,when | position here, and Mr. Hochstrasser will| A, of refercucen. Must be in northwest part of o H i e ugustus Kountze et al. to Henry |iown.” Addess B 2 o Duainees with » | People in foston Cheering multitudes everywhers. of plantation life. g.rhnl‘:'hbmok ':ét:;h:: and Mr. ’l'll:i: t'lnlcu road :ud work up the busiuess. | Baldwin, wd lots 12 and 13, block 4, | - — {aPeb Clocs oudh trude.'s shors distance from post: | ADMISSION, 60 CENTS. CHILOBEE %5 CRNTS team and prove | Plainview, 8560, MARBLE'S AGENCY, M. Bohm made & rousing response | of great benofit to the company, RUT N, 10th stroet. ADMISSION, 5 CENTS. B Getes opeaat 12 M, Performmnce € ¥, M. 89 - £F urniture st Chamberlain & Howe's. Jeff W 'Bedford and A. R. Souer and | e ;";',;w; SN